Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

1970 Cub Chamberlain High School Chamberlain, South Dakota Dedication The 1970 Cub is dedicated to the memory of Sam J. Jorgensen, a 1967 graduate of Chamberlain High School, who died in the service of his country in South Vietnam. His friendliness, spirit, and courage set an example for all. We shall long remember and admire him. Sam has been awarded post- humously the Bronze Star Medal, the Bronze Star Medal (First Oak Leaf Cluster) and the Purple Heart. Prior to his death, Sam had been awarded the Army Com- mendation Medal, Purple Heart, National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, and the Sharp- shooter Badge with rifle and pistol bars. The Staff invites you to review the 1969-70 school year in words and pictures. We have included those great moments as well as some you have probably already forgotten. We hope that you enjoy this book and that it will bring you great pleasure in the years to come. Table of Contents Administration . . . . . Academic.............. Classes .............. Activities ........... Sports................ Music •••••••... Grades ............... Sponsors ............. Index Page • 9 ............ 17 31 ............ 71 ............. 101 121 135 ............. 150 ••••••••••• 151 5 G 7 Administration L. C. Lanz, Richard Reuer, John Lindley, Dr. L. W. Holland, Harold Dufelmeier, Mrs. Wilma Smith, Mrs. Leone DeBoer, Vernon V. Smith, William B. Lake, Richard Lloyd. NOT PICTURED: Paul Olson. School District Increases in Size The school board this year was busy with district reorganization. The Chamberlain Independent School District now contains approximately 1600 square miles. It has under its jurisdiction ten elementary rural teaching centers, the elementary teaching centers of Oacoma and Pukwana, and the center in Chamberlain which also in- cludes the high school. Because of the reorganization, two more members have been added to the board. The board provided an in-service teaching program for all the teachers of the district. It also added art to the CHS curriculum. 10 President Harold Dufelmeier congratulates Lynn Kolund as he presents him his diploma. Vernon V. Smith Superintendent Administrators Direct High School Activities Mrs. Dolly Parker Office Secretary Gary Me ede r Jill Marsh Mrs. Reeva Nankivel Mrs. Merry Emme Lawrence Cozine Kirke Pratt Leonard DeBoer Charles Vetter Faculty Exercises Educational Tactics Darrel Cadwell Mrs. Mary Keller Janet Schmidt Donald Giese Mrs. Hazel Strand Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell Mrs. Lois Kaltsulas I'NHHD JVI Millard Merkwan Duane Stevenson Gary Kathan Edward J. Lodge Dennis Shepherd Kent Johnson David Kelley Student Council Tackles Responsibilities L. Marsh, A. Renner, D. Schulte, J. Pickner, B. Raish, P. Lindley, P. Adams, D. Emme, J. Glaus, J. Chavez, M. Zeman, D. Vehle, J. Renner, G. Osborne, Advisor Howard Elrod. OFFICERS Allan Renner, vice president: Bonita Raish, secretary-treasurer; Jim Pickner, president. The 1969-70 CHS student council began their yearly activities under the leadership of Jim Pickner. Along with the City Commissioners, the student council sponsored a clean-up day. The town was divided into four sections, one for each class. Classes were dismissed in the afternoon for this project. Other projects carried out by the council were homecoming, the Christmas party, concessions at the district tournaments, a casual day, and the National Honor Society banquet. Due to conflicting dates, the Sadie Hawkins day was cancelled this year. The election of the student body president and the cheerleaders for the coming year brought the student council activities to an end. CUSTODIANS George Ellingsen, Mike Ommen, Cliff Shroyer, Don Adamson Service Staff Meets Needs of a Growing School COOKS FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH Mrs. Faye Rinehart, Mrs. Doris Wieczorek, Mrs. Jo Blackwell, Mrs. Tillie Clemens, Mrs. Pearle Petersen. COOKS FOR THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. Hazel Wipf, Mrs. Bertha Yates, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, Mrs. Anna LaVoy, Mrs. Margaret Knox, Mrs. Lu DeBoer, Mrs. Norma Swanson. 15 Academic Research through lab gives Carla Balster a first hand view as she is learning chemistry. Lab Experiments Establish Facts A dissected worm, a broken test tube and a ripple tank are common sights in the science classes. Making up the science department are four courses: general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. General science is a required freshman course. Working with unknown chemicals, dissecting cray- fish, clams, frogs and fish, and other experiments make the science courses interesting and enjoyable. Gary Kathan and Millard Merkwan are the teachers in this department. Through the use of the ripple tank physics students prove the theory of wave motion. 18 Explaining one of the many difficult questions asked by trigonometry students is Gary Meeder, geometry and advanced math teacher. Logical Reasoning is Important in Math Preparing students for college and giving them an opportunity to reason is provided by such courses as Algebra I and II and trigonometry. Patience and concentration are required in geometry which in- volves angles, planes, and dimensional figures. Advanced mathematics is a combination of both algebra and geometry and allows students to review and further their skills in this field. A new series of texts were used in Algebra I and geometry this year. The series will be continued as the students reach the Algebra II and advanced mathematics courses. General Mathematics or Algebra I is a required freshman subject. Gary Meeder taught the general mathematics, geometry, and advanced mathematics courses and Mrs. Lois Kaltsulas the Algebra I and II courses. Algebra II students, Bonita Raish and Kathy Garris, practice working logarithm problems. 19 Practice teacher Jan Dykshorn learns the techniques of A filmstrip is viewed by the students in government class, teaching government from Darrel Cadwell. Social Sciences Include the Past and the Present The social sciences played a very important part of the 1969-70 curriculum at CHS. Classes in this field were offered both as required and as elective courses. Students at CHS learned of our world’s past as sophomores in world history, a required course taught by Mrs. Grace Winter. American History, a required junior subject, helped students to gain a better understanding of why our country is the way it is today. Donald Giese taught this course and also a course in world geography. The people of the world, the United States, and their various forms of government were studied quite exten- sively in sociology, government, economics, and Problems of Democracy. These courses were taught by Darrel Cadwell. The seniors are required to take two semesters of social studies, one must be government. Lynette Thompson points out the business district of a model city to Mary Keiner in sociology class. 20 These students are busy completing an assignment in drafting class. Students Train For Future Occupations Under the supervision of Dennis Shepherd, the Industrial Arts classes trained students for future occupations and hobbies. These classes included Shop I and II, and drafting. Students were taught the fundamentals of wood-working, plastics, and drafting techniques. Their many projects were displayed Class Night. 21 Gordon Collins uses ‘manpower’ to sand his shop project. Mrs. Reeva Nankivel, senior English teacher, explains the new lesson to Bonnie Chadderdon. English Classes Combine Language, Logic, and Literature “Let’s listen to this new song, Miss Marsh.’’ The English language, both grammar and literature, was the subject of much study at CHS during the 1969- 70 school year. The freshmen, with Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell, Mrs. Mary Keller, Mrs. Grace Winter, and Jill Marsh as teachers, were taught a general course in grammar as well as a sampling of a variety of literature including A Tale of Two Cities and Romeo and Juliet as major literary works. The sophomores, with Mrs. Mary Keller as teacher, augmented their knowledge of English with a course in speech as well as a more advanced course in literature which in- cluded Silas Marner and Julius Caesar. Under the direction of Jill Marsh, the juniors at CHS continued their English education with a study of American literature and a course in grammar. The Grapes of Wrath and Red Badge of Courage were among the novels studied. The seniors terminated their study of high school English with a course in English literature, grammar, and composition. Hamlet was one of the major literary works read in the senior English class, which was taught by Mrs. Reeva Nankivel. 22 Mrs. Nankivel and her Latin class work diligently at translating a Latin story. Students Become Bilingual “Vamos a hablar espanol” is the theme of the Spanish classes. Following the theory of ‘learn by doing’, as much spoken Spanish as possible is practiced in the first and second year level classes. In addition to the practice drills, original conver- sations and short dialogs are used. For diversion and reading practice, Spanish short stories have proven interesting. Both Spanish I and II were taught by Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell. Latin, taught by Mrs. Reeva Nankivel, is a base for other languages such as Spanish. Thus Latin has been offered only as a one year course to prepare students for other language courses. Members of both the Latin and Spanish classes are further aided in study by enjoyment from the Latin and Spanish clubs. Demonstrating the new language lab are Barb Garris and Mary Casey. Karla Chavez works on her project for art class. Art Is Added to CHS Curriculum A new course at CHS, art, under the direction of Mrs. Janet Stevenson, provided the artistically talented student to show his skill. Travel posters, color schemes, charcoal portraits, commercial lettering, and clay pottery were some of the many projects covered during the school year. Art develops culture, patience, and perspective in the individual student. 24 Pottery in its different states is shown here. Craig Swanson, Curt Hieb, and Gary Rose browse through the library during their study hall. Library and Counseling Benefit Students The school library served, first of all, as a service agency, its function being to further the school objec- tives. It supplied information on many subjects of interest to pupils and teachers. The library became increasingly effective as teachers and students learned to use its resources and employ its services for their work and pleasure purposes. Our librarian, Mrs. Hazel Strand, made the library a reading room, a materials laboratory, and a work center for the entire school. Mr. Lodge’s office served as a place to discuss problems concerning class schedules, college entrance, and vocational plans. He also helped many students with their personal problems. Testing in both the elementary and high school was under his supervision. We are grateful for his nine years of service in our school. 25 Mr. Lodge, guidance counselor, talks to the juniors about senior requirements for registration. Melvin Petrak demonstrates one of the many techni- ques he learned while working at Harry’s Welding. Alice Zaugg concentrates on her clerical job at Tri-County Bank. On-the-Job Training Gives Experience Industrial relations was offered to seniors who wished to participate in on-the-job training before graduation. Regualr classes were attended in the morning including formal instruction in industrial relations. Here they were taught distribution and mar- keting as well as social and economic responsibilities of employees. Students enrolled in the course and their jobs are: Jason Clark, cook trainee, APs Oasis; Fayrene Davenport, waitress and clerk, APs Oasis; Cathy Gilman, waitress and clerk, APs Oasis: Steven Dominiack, sales clerk, APs Oasis; Curtis Hieb, mechanic, A R Trucking and Equipment: Connie Moore, clerk, Lee’s Store: Melvin Petrak, machinist, Harry’s Welding; Dan Wieczorek, mechanic, Willrodt Motor; Carol Wipf, kitchen aid. Community Bailey Hospital; Alice Zaugg, clerk, Tri-County State Bank. Lawrence Cozine supervises this program. 26 Connie Moore earns credits as well as money and experience at Lee’s. Both speed and accuracy are important in typing. Business Department Adds New Courses New courses added to the CHS curriculum this year were business law and business mathematics. Juniors and seniors enrolled in these courses learned the proper way to make and calculate business trans- actions. Bookkeeping courses gave the students the knowledge of how to record these transactions. Typing, a prerequisite for office practice, was again offered at the sophomore level. The senior girls enrolled in the office practice course were given instruction for various office machines as well as general office procedure. Teachers in the business department were Duane Stevenson and Kent Johnson. 27 Corlis Erdman reads a manuscript prepared in office practice. Joyce Forell works on her Home Ec III sewing project. Patsy Hosek selects a pattern for her home project. Students Enjoy Vocational Courses A new learning experience, individualized instruc- tion, was initiated in home economics. Each student selected the concepts she wished to pursue, with guid- ance from the instructor, and then completed a capsule (written objectives, questions and activities) by securing the answers from many resources. Film strips, tapes, references, pre-tests, and post-tests were made available. Basic capsules were required so each student obtained a background before pro- ceeding. A discussion between student and instructor showed the strength and weakness for evaluation. Three years of home economics, under the guidance of Mrs. Merry Emme, were available for the students. Agriculture I, II, and III were courses offered to boys who live on farms and ranches. These courses included the study of modern techniques in farming and livestock raising. Leonard DeBoer was the in- structor. 28 Steve Leheska practices his speech before the ag class. Softball is one of the many activities of the physical education program. Physical Education Stresses Sportsmanship Physical education is a course required for all students fifth through tenth grades, including an optional advanced course for junior and seniors. The activities are varied and include such games as volleyball, baseball, basketball, bowling, and softball, as well as trampoline and tumbling instruction. The physical education classes, under the direction of Janet Schmidt and David Kelley, strive to instill in the students the importance of good sportsmanship and physical well being. 29 Dave Bartlett performs on the trampoline. OFFICERS: Brenda Novak, secretary: Allan Renner, student council representative: Jim Steckelberg, treasurer: Larry Marsh, student council representative: Vernon V. Smith, advisor: Ron King, vice president: Bonita Raish, president. Seniors - Class of 1970 MARK ALLEN ADAMS ROBERT D. AUGSPURGER JR. 32 RUSSELL LEE BARTLETT LOUIS DEAN BERGNER LOREN WALTER BODE JERRY LESTER CAHILL BONNIE KAYE CHADDERDON DIANE GRACE CHAUSSEE KARLA JEAN CHAVEZ CHRISTO EULALIA CHRISTENSEN GARY G. CLELAND DEAN COLES 33 DANIEL CRAIG CORR GAIL ANNE CRUSE FAYRENE LEE DAVENPORT ROBERT ALLEN DEPUY W A NIT A E. DINGMAN DENNIS E. DOMINIACK STEVEN W. DOMINIACK DIANA KAYE DORAN 34 CORLISS KAY ERDMAN JERRY WAYNE FEES JOYCE JOANNE FEES GARY WAYNE FELTMAN JOHN ARTHUR FOSTER BEVERLY J. FOUSEK 35 Brenda Novak and Kathy Garris are excitedly looking forward to graduation. LARRY DALE FUEGEN LYNN ETTE FUEGEN KATHLEEN ANN GARRIS ALISON JOY GEIGER LONNIE S. GIEDD CATHY VEE GILMAN 36 TEDDY JAMES GOLDAMMER RAYMOND GARY GRAVES CURTIS O. HIEB JOEL BLAINE HIEB DAVID ALLEN HOLCUM PATSY LEE HOSEK STEVEN A. JOHNSON CYNTHIA LYNN JONES 37 TED M. KALTSULAS MAY LOUISE KEINER CAROL RAE KENYON RONALD E. KING PATRICIA LOUISE KNOX LYNN DAVID KOLUND DAVID A. KROG STEVEN JOHN LEHESKA 38 CAROL ANNE LEIFERMAN LARRY EDWIN MARSH Patsy Hosek shows that a senior’s life isn’t all work and no play. LANA R. NELSEN BRENDA KATHRYN NOVAK MELVIN JAMES PETRAK JAMES HENRY PICKNER LORRI LU POWERS STEVEN LLOYD PRIEBE 40 BONITA MARY RAISH JUNE KATHERINE RENIKER ALLAN JOHN RENNER JELENE A. REUER GARY LEE ROSE KAY LORINE SAUKERSON Receiving helpful advice from Mr. Shepherd are Tom Seeley and Allan Renner. 41 PEGGY LU SAUKERSON WALTER GLEN SCHOCHENMAIER MARIAN KAY SCHOENFELDER DEBORAH SUE SCHULTE Grads, in their bright red robes, nervously await their final event as high school seniors. JAMES OWEN STECKELBERG LARRY ALAN STECKELBERG RUSSELL DEAN STETHEM JEANNIE JEANETTE STOLL CRAIG ALLEN SWANSON MARY LOU SWANSON PAUL J. THIEL LYNETTE MARIE THOMPSON 44 BARRY LEE TITTERINGTON ALAN ROBERT WAHLIN ELIZABETH MARIE WEISZ DAN G. WIECZOREK The pink carnation was selected as the senior class flower. Here Alice Zaugg makes certain Barry Titterington has pinned his on correctly. Paul Thiel hastily changes his tassel after receiving his diploma. SCOTT DOUGLAS WINJUM CAROL LYNN WIPF LONNY ORL WOLCOTT TIMOTHY J. WOSTER ALICE JOLAINE ZAUGG NOT PICTURED: JASON CLAUDE CLARK 45 Mr. and Mrs. Milden Thompson and Lynette. Mr. and Mrs. Don Leiferman and Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bode and Loren. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fuegen and twins, Larry and LynnEtte. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bergner and Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaltsulas and Ted. Consider the Past, Look Forward to the Future Graduation week for the class of 1970 began with baccalaureate service Sunday, May 24. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Robert Dovenmuehler. Bonita Raish, senior class president, proclaimed Monday, May 25, as class night. On this night, the class presented its poem, history, prophecy, song, and will. The climax of all the years of fun and hard work for the seniors was the long-awaited graduation day, Thursday, May 28. Led by junior ushers, Deloris Schaub and Philip Lindley, the seniors marched in to receive their diplomas. Rev. George Kalb gave the invocation. Valedictory and salutatory addresses were given by Elizabeth Weisz and Bonita Raish. Rueben P. Koehler, Vice President of Development of Yankton College, gave the commencement address. Howard Elrod, CHS principal, presented the class of 1970. Presentation of the diplomas was by Harold Dufelmeier, president of the board of education. With diplomas in hand, the seniors «Consider the Past, Look Forward to the Future.’ Ruben P. Koehler Yankton College 47 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Elizabeth Weisz Bonita Raish Seniors Earn Special Awards NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Russell Bartlett, Jim Steckelberg, Kathy Garris, LynnEtte Fuegen, Bonita Rash, Brenda Novak, Elizabeth Weisz, Lana Nelsen, Corliss Erdman, Carol Leiferman, Robert Depuy. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY AWARD Carol Leiferman C.E.A. SCHOLARSHIP P.E.O. ENGLISH AWARD Lana Nelsen BETTY CROCKER AWARD Elizabeth Weisz D.A.R. Bonita Raish ANDY HUBBELING ATHLETIC AWARD Tom Maurer M.Q. SHARPE AWARD Steven Dominiack CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Carol Leiferman, John Foster, Brule Improvement Club; Tom Maurer, American Legion. ATHLETIC AWARD Bob Augspurger SOUSA AWARD 50 Kathy Garris Lori Powers, Bonita Raish, Carol Novak, Cathy Sly, delegates. Leiferman, alternates; Brenda DALE COOK SAFE DRIVING AWARD Louis Bergner BOYS’ STATE Steven Priebe, Scott Winjum, Tom Maurer, Russell Bartlett, delegates; Craig Swanson, Tim Woster, Jim Steckelberg, Larry Fuegen, alternates. HOME MAKING AWARD 51 Bonnie Chadderdon OFFICERS: Deloris Schaub, treasurer: Lori Douville, secretary: Leonard DeBoer, advisor: Pam Adams, student council representative: Garry Winter, vice president: Doug Emme, student council representative: Philip Lindley, president. Juniors - Class of 1971 Adams, Pam Adamson, Jackie Alewel, Holly Allum, Ron Audiss, Bill Augspurger, Mike Balster, Carla Birchfield, Connie Jo Brown, Rickie Bunnell, Gayle 52 Casey, Dan Clark, Miles Clark, Wanda Collins, Bill Countryman, Deb Cozine, Bruce Croft, Judy Cullen, Vicci Davenport, Rick DeBoer, Terry Doerr, Marsha Dominiack, Darrell Douville, Lori Dozark, Gary Elrod, Deb 53 Brad Reis, Pat London, and Ronnie Klein are getting ready for the hearing test. Darrell Dominiack and Peggy Novak help the juniors win first place. Em me, Doug Foltz, Dick Foster, Patty Forell, Joyce Geddes, Jim Gerth, John Giedd, Barb Gilbert, Maurice Gross, Sherwood Gunderson, Dayle Gunter, Vicki Hanson, Jackie Harmon, Sandra Hartman, Steve Helland, Jane 54 Hieb, Patty Hintze, Mary Hutmacher, Jim Jorgensen, Jim Klein, Ronnie Knippling, Dan Kosmach, Bonnie Krog, Betty Lindley, Philip London, Pat Loukota, Doug Mann, Dennis Markus, Loren McEachran, Jim Mines, Shirley 55 The junior stunt float “We’ll Wipe ’Em” won second place. Neeman, Sara Nis9en, Andy Novak, Peggy Olson, Debbie Olson, Dennis Paeth, David Palmer, Patti Petersen, Marie Price, Susan Priebe, Wesley Rank, Linda Reimer, Janelle Reis, Brad Schaub, Deloris Schelle, Susan 56 Vicci Cullen and Dayle Gunderson help the juniors reach their goal in magazine sales. Schochenmaier, Ricky Schoenfeider, Kathy Schwiesow, Deb Sees, Donna’ Sherman, Mike Silbernagel, Larry Smith, Cindy Smith, JoAnn Springer, Dennis Stadler, Dwight Steckelberg, Janice Stellwag, Joyce Stoll, Irene Svoboda, Wayne Tarabetz, Carol Thiel, Boyd Thomas, Vicki Thompson, Darwin Thorpe, Oma Wheeler, Jack Woster, Tom Yates, Carlene Zeman, Tom 57 OFFICERS: Mrs. Grace Winter, advisor: Jerry Chavez, student council representative: Susan Leheska, secretary: Mary Casey, Treasurer: Abie Chadderdon, vice president: Jim Glaus, student council representative: Micky Zeman, president. Sophomores Class of 1972 Adams, Doug Adams, Jeanne Almond, Glenda Andera, Karen Andera, Tim Bartekoske, Rita Bartlett, Dave Bode, Lyle Bode, Richard Boeding, Elayne 58 Cahill, Deb Carlson, Dennis Casey, Mary Chadderdon, Abie Chavez, Jerry Chmela, Carol Christensen, Karen Clemens, Geraldine Countryman, Bill Cummings, Sandy Deiss, Cathy Dominiack, Connie Dominiack, Ronnie Doran, Daniel Ellis, Dicky Many class reports make it necessary for students to use the library facilities. “Not another mistake!’ Farnsworth, Monte Feltman, Daniel Feltman, Jerri Feltman, Jim Forell, Charles Forman, Glenn Garris, Barb Geiger, Kathy Gilbert, George II Glaus, Jim Graves, Dennis Guest, Jim Hanig, John Harmon, Mary Hieb, David 60 Hoffman, Steve Hollmann, Larry Jones, David Jorgensen, Linda Keiner, Kathie Kenobbie, Brad Kleinhans, Joyce Knutson, Kathy Knutson, Mick Krebs, Kathy Lafferty, Karla Lake, Don Larsen, Loretta Larson, Ladonna Leheska, Susan 61 The sophomores serve the junior-senior banquet. Lindley, James Marsh, Jerry Mills, Nancy Myers, Sherry Nedved, Ron Olesen, Linda Palmer, Randy Payne, Rick Pearl, Phyllis Petrak, Robert 62 Linda Olesen and Elaine Seeley wait their turn for sophomore cheerleader try-out. Roberts, Sally Seeley, Elaine Selland, Charles Springer, Robert Steckelberg, Bruce Stern, Keith Stewart, Mona Sturgeon, Paula Svoboda, Joyce Swanson, Jane Syring, Karen Thomas, Tommy Thompson, Dallas Thompson, Kimm Thompson, Weldon Trusty, Debbie Willrodt, Paul Zeman, Micky 63 OFFICERS: Glenn Osborne, student council representative: Doug Thompson, treasurer; David Reis, vice president, Carol Swenson, secretary: Jane Renner, student council representative: Gary Kathan, advisor; Dan Vehle, president. Freshmen Class of 1973 Alewel, Rex Anderberg, Rhett Audiss, Benny Audiss, Judy Balster, Lorie Chavez, James Chilson, Denise Chmela, Dayle Christensen, Christine Clark, Tannya 64 Kevin Kehrwald and Howard Nelson look forward to initiation. Initiation doesn’t bother this scholar. Collins, Gordon Cozine, Laural Cruse, Holly DeBoer, Dotty DeBoer, Julie Dominiack, Deb Dominiack, Kandy Dominiack, Terry Douville, Sally Ellis, Darrell Mary Kathy Ferris Foltz, Sue Fott, Joreen Gerth, Jim Gilman, Darnell Freshmen sing “Rock-a-bye Baby” for the study hall. Goethals, Bernard Gust, Tim Hamiel, Wade Hanig, Mark Harmon, Steve Haugen, Sheree Healy, Mike Hinders, David Hogarth, Debbie Hosek, Nancy Houser, Dan Houska, Edward Hoyer, Brad Jensen, Kae Johnson, Bill 66 Jurgensen, Larry Kehrwald, Kevin Keiner, Connie Kenyon, Cathy Knippling, Joanne Knox, Louie Knutson, Gwendy Knudtson, Peggy Koencke, Dennis Kosmach, John Larson, Nova Lauinger, Cheryl Leisinger, Dave London, Ginger Martin, Rickie 67 The freshman float, through unforeseen circumstances, was slightly demolished. The valiant freshmen, through a giant effort, produced a pretty good float for five minutes work. Maxon, Donnie Michalek, Tom Mines, Larry Myers, Sonya Nelson, Howard 68 Mr. Kathan’s freshman science class observe a wave length demonstration. Reuer, Don Rindels, Randy Rose, Linda Schoenfelder, Steve Schwiesow, David Scott, Jaymie Selland, Carol Silbernagel, Jerry Smith, Karen Smith, Ron Stern, Mark Stoll, Venita Struble, Sue Swanson, Lisa Swanson, Lorelei Swenson, Carol Swenson, Kevin Thompson, Carla Thompson, Doug Trumm, Michael Vehle, Dan Weber, Joann Weisz, Annette Willrodt, Carole Woster, Chris 69 SS8 ' 'i,V' SCrWt £% .:,. ' x' v: : ' . . '•'W; '� ,« '--i v ii iM nnn mi in ««k i 11 i i1 I' 1 i1 'ii MJ Phillip Rinehart, Linda Olesen, Allan Renner, LynnEtte Fuegen, Lori Douville, Gary Dozark, Nancy Hosek, Doug Thompson, Greg Yeaton, Lori Rogers, Kim Gocken, Michael Feilmeier Diana and Bob Reign over Homecoming Festivities Homecoming activities got off to a good start with the crowning of Queen Diana Doran and Marshal Bob Augspurger. The bonfire, the burning of the CHS letters, the snake dance, and the pep rally downtown all helped to boost the CHS spirit. Parade day was ushered in by perfect weather. One of the longest parades in our history moved through the streets. That evening the hard-working Cubs lost the game to Faulkton by a score of 22 to 18. Ending the home- coming festivities was the dance in the Armory with music provided by the ‘Wonders of Confusion’. Queen Diana Doran, Marshal Bob Augspurger 73 Deb Elrod shows off one of her many features. Diana Doran proves that not all napkins appear on the float. Here Miss Marsh helps the junior class to complete their float. Prelude to Parade Jim Steckelberg and Brenda Novak do the impossible - make a cub’s head out of chicken wire. The junior class took top honors in the parade with “We’ll Skunk ’Em.” Third place went to the sophomores with “Cubs Will Do The Beating.” Seniors rode to second place with “Let’s Stage a Victory.” Sophomores are victorious in the tug of war. The freshmen provide the materials for the huge bonfire. Mr. Vern Duba speaks at the coronation ceremony. THE FIERCE Trojans reach out for the mighty Cubs. Bob Augspurger goes for pay dirt. Hard-Working Cubs Lose to Trojans Hopes for a touchdown on this plan suddenly vanish. Reserved for another homecoming. FIRST ROW: B. Chadderdon, D. Doran, K. Chavez, L. Oleson. SECOND ROW: D. Newby, J. Reimer, P. Foster, G. Almond, O. Thorpe, L. Fuegen, B. Garris, G. London, C. Swenson, P. Knudtson, J. Audiss. THIRD ROW: D. Elrod, P. Sturgeon, V. Cullen, D. Gunderson, K. Garris, K. Jensen, K. Syring, D. Schwiesow, L. Douville, K. Kenyon, L. Rank. FOURTH ROW: P. Hieb, M. Doerr, C. Smith, S. Douville, M. Casey, E. Seeley, K. Knutson, P. Saukerson, S. Struble, S. Foltz, S. Schelle, B. Novak. FIFTH ROW: B. Kosmach, V. Gunter, D. Chilson, D. DeBoer, J. Renner, L. Balster, G. Bunnell, R. Brown, C. Balster, P. Palmer, L. Cozine, S. Haugen, J. Steckelberg, P. Hosek. ‘ We Got Spirit9 Is Our Theme Homecoming preparation began the yearly pep club activities as members sold CHS mums, and filled and decorated balloons for the game. The club’s major purpose is to instill school spirit throughout the student body in supporting our athletes at all times. To help achieve this goal, members, by bus, attended many of the out-of-town games. OFFICERS Bonnie Chadderdon, president: Karla Chavez, treasurer: Diana Doran, secretary: Linda Olesen, reporter. Not Pictured: Joyce Fees, vice president. 78 FIRST ROW: L. Douville, B. Garris, B. Novak, P. Sturgeon, M. Casey, V. Gunter, L. Rank, D. Elrod, D. Schaub. SECOND ROW: K. Syring, P. Hieb, C. Smith, E. Seeley, B. Kosmach, P. Saukerson, K. Garris, K. Knutson, M. Doerr, P. Hosek, D. Gunderson. Drill Team Organizes at CHS A drill team composed of 20 CHS girls was organized to perform during half time at home games. The girls practiced on Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday at 7:30 a.m. They selected red and white costumes with white hats and black canes. In addition to performing at home games, they also made an appearance at the sectional tournament at Mission. The drill team was under the direction of Charles Vetter, CHS band director. 79 Their first performance goes well for this snappy drill team. FIRST ROW: M. Keiner, A. Weisz, P. Hosek, J. Cavez, P. Adams, L. Hollmann, C. Willrodt, C. Woster, Advisor Mrs. Reeva Nankivel. SECOND ROW: J. Gerth, P. Willrodt, G. Clemens, K. Krebs, B. Titterlington, L. Powers, W. Dingman, R. Bartlett, N. Mills, J. Geddes. Latin Club Feasts at Roman Banquet The high point of Latin Club was again the Latin banquet. Much hard work and preparation went into the banquet held on April 10. Many good times were enjoyed by the members of Latin Club as they joined the Spanish Club in several international parties. To raise funds members of the club sold pop corn and soft drinks at some of the basketball games. 80 Minis, midis, and maxis are popular with these Romans. SEATED: B. Collins, Advisor Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell, S. Leheska, D. Trusty. FIRST ROW: T. Gust, D. Vehle, J. Adamson, L. Rank, O. Thorpe, D. Elrod, G. Almond, M. Keiner, G. Osborne, B. Johnson. SECOND ROW: P. Sturgeon, D. Doran, C. Leiferman, K. Thompson, M. Zeman, D. Jones, D. Cahill, L. Jorgensen, B. Hoyer, C. Reis. THIRD ROW: E. Weisz, B. Reis, E. Seeley, C. Smith, K. Knutson, H. Cruse, B. Raish, M. Doerr, K. Deiss, D. Olson, D. Schaub. FOURTH ROW: C. Erdman, D. Carlson, J. Hutmacher, S. Hoffman, L. Markus, D. Emme, G. Cruse, H. Alewel, C. Balster, J. Helland. Pen Pals Interest Spanish Club OFFICERS Foreign correspondence ranked high among the in- terests of members of El Circulo Espanol this year. Approximately 65 students corresponded with students from 28 different foreign countries. The Christmas carols for the caroling party were sung in Spanish, and again, all donations received from the door-to-door caroling were sent to the Abbott House Christmas Fund. The April meeting was guest night, with members of the Latin Club as the invited guests. Entertainment was in the form of original skits from members of both clubs. Mexican tacos were a special part of the refreshments served. The year’s activities concluded with the May meeting at which time new officers were elected for the following year. Sue Leheska, secretary-treasurer: Debbie Trusty, vice presi- dent; Bill Collins, president. 81 FIRST ROW: O. Thorpe, D. Chaussee, B. Garris, C. Christensen, K. Chavez, D. Elrod, C. Kenyon. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, P. Saukerson, D. Gunderson, M. Adams, L. Marsh, D. Schulte, P. Novak. THIRD ROW: M. Schoenfelder, P. Palmer, M. Augspurger, L. Markus, H. Alewel, J. Helland, V. Cullen, K. Saukerson. CHS Club Promotes Safety The Traffic Safety Club started off the 1969- 70 school year by sending the officers to Pierre for the Governor’s Teenage Traffic Safety Council. They were given pamphlets and other literature and shown how to present it effectively to the student body. This information was passed on to the students and faculty in the form of movies, demonstrations, and posters. The club also gave safety messages at the ball games. OFFICERS Christo Christensen, secretary-treasurer: Marian Schoenfelder, presi- dent, Holly Alewel, reporter: Loren Markus, vice president. 82 TOP TO BOTTOM: D. Corr, S. Dom- iniack, J. Clark, M. Petrak, C. Moore, D. Wieczorek, C. Hieb, F. Davenport, C. Wipf, Advisor Lawrence Cozine, A. Zaugg, C. Gilman. OFFICERS Cathy Gilman, secretary-treasurer: Fayrene Davenport, re- flfTf1 A T porter: Lawrence Cozine, advisor; Jason Clark, vice president: C J UCUUCf O Steve Dominiack, president. The main purpose of DECA is to develop leaders in the fields of marketing and dis- tribution. Through DECA the students are given the opportunity to compete in the in- dividual specialty: salesmanship, display, job application, and interview or public speaking. This year attending the state leadership conference were Melvin Petrak, Dan Corr, Jason Clark, Fayrene Davenport, Cathy Gilman, and Steven Dominiack. Monthly meetings were held including two breakfast meetings. Funds were raised by having the concession at the armory for some of the basketball games. 83 SEATED: J. Chavez, T. Gust, D. Vehle, S. Winjum, W. Hamiel, T. Woster, J. Gerth. STANDING: R. Bartekoske, K. Jensen, M. Hintze, H. Alewel, J. Helland, C. Balster, Advisor Mrs. Mary Keller. Debaters Gain Experience and Knowledge VARSITY Tim Woster, Jane Helland, Carla Balster, Holly Alewel, Mary Hintze. The CHS interscholastic debate program, directed by Mrs. Mary Keller, included a pre-season workshop in Sioux Falls. Three conference meets and four invitational tourna- ments were attended by the debaters. Lacking experienced speakers, CHS entered first and second year debaters at the varsity and novice level. Dan Vehle reached the finals in conference original oratory competition and placed third in that contest. Also participating in the original oratory were Mary Hintze, Rita Bartekoske, and Jerry Chavez. Extempting for CHS were Scott Winjum, Tim Woster, Carla Balster, Andy Nissen, Jane Helland, and Holly Alewel. Begin- ning extempers included Kay Jensen, Jim Gerth, and Rita Bartekoske. They also participated in debate. Debating but not entering individual events were Tim Gust and Wade Hamiel. Varsity speakers participated in the division tournament at Huron on March 9-10. There they were defeated by Parkston and Madison in the finals. 84 FIRST ROW: G. Osborne, J. Weber, D. Vehle, T. Gust, P. Adams, R. Bartekoske, Advisor Mrs. Mary Keller. SECOND ROW: O. Thorpe, C. Tarabetz, S. Schelle, K. Jensen, K. Saukerson, J. Chavez, P. Novak, E. Weisz. THIRD ROW: G. Clemens, V. Cullen, J. Helland, H. Alewel, R. Brown, B. Giedd, K. Garris. Declam Students Display Speaking Talent Local elimination reduced the twenty-two declam participants to four contestants who participated in the district declamatory contest held in Chamberlain. Winners were Kathy Garris, dramatic; Janice Steckelberg, oratory; Vicci Cullen, humorous, and Oma Thorpe, poetry. Kathy Garris received a superior rating in the division declam contest and rep- resented CHS in the state contest in Pierre. Declam students are under the direction of Mrs. Mary Keller. DISTRICT CONTESTANTS Oma Thorpe, oratory; Janice Steckelberg, poetry; Kathy Garris, dramatics; Vicci Cullen, humorous. 85 FIRST ROW: S. Leheska, P. Foster, K. Chavez, K. Lafferty, E. Weisz, O. Thorpe, D. Elrod, R. Bartekoske, Advisor Mrs. Lois Kaltsulas. SECOND ROW: D. Olson, C. Lauinger, M. Schoenfelder, J. McEachran, C. Smith, D. Schulte, S. Struble, S. Schelle, D. Trusty, C. Tarabetz. THIRD ROW: J. Helland, C. Balster, R. Brown, M. Myers, D. Emme, H. Alewel, G. Cruse, P. Palmer, B. Raish. Cub Staff Captures Life at CHS Striving to broaden their knowledge of good yearbook practices, several of the 1970 Cub staff members attended the South Dakota High School Press Association meeting held in September in Brookings. Those attending were Mary Kay Myers, editor; Deb Elrod, assistant editor; Cindy Smith and Betty Krog, business managers; and Mrs. Lois Kaltsulas, advisor. Many hours were spent planning and pre- paring layouts to ready the expanded Cub for publication. The Cub staff wishes to thank our photo- grapher, Orrion Barger, and all our sponsors for their support. 86 Mary Kay Myers and Deb Elrod prepare the layouts for the home- coming activities. FIRST ROW: D. Osborne, S. Roberts, C. Christensen, P. Hosek, S. Harmon, P. Hieb, M. Harmon, J. Reimer, Advisor Mrs. Reeva Nankivel. SECOND ROW: D. Schulte, K. Saukerson, V. Gunter, G. Collins, D. Houser, S. Struble, C. Sly, C. Tarabetz. THIRD ROW: L. Cozine, P. Palmer, J. Gerth, M. Healy, L. Marsh, J. Geddes, G. Bunnell, J. Renner. Hi-Life Keeps Students Informed The CHS Hi-Life was published this year by the staff without the help of a regular instructor or the definite use of a classroom. The usual weekly issue was dropped and replaced by a bi-weekly issue although this measure didn’t insure the success of the paper. The staff met daily and Mrs. Reeva Nankivel volunteered her help as advisor and stepped in to correct errors in spelling and grammar. Editors Cathy Sly and Christo Christensen check the paper before sending it to the ‘press . 87 LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Bill Powers, Daniel Feltman, Jim Glaus DAIRY PRODUCTS TEAM Brad Reis, Gary Dozark, Dennis Olson FRESHMAN CROPS TEAM Randy Rindels, David Schwiesow, David Reis MEATS TEAM Brad Reis, Gary Dozark, Dan Knippling 88 SEATED: C. Swanson, G. Rose, G. Dozark, Advisor Leonard DeBoer, B. Reis, S. Leheska, G. Feltman. FIRST ROW: B. Audiss, B. Audiss, M. Hanig, T. Rossman, D. Reis, W. Hamiel, J. Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: T. Michalek, W. Powell, R. Rindels, D. Lake, W. Reis, J. Feltman, D. Schwiesow. THIRD ROW: D. Olson, D. Feltman, D. Knippling, B. Powers, M. Knutson, J. Glaus, R. Alewel. FFA Develops Ag Techniques STATE FARMERS Gary Feltman, Craig Swanson, Steve Leheska OFFICERS Craig Swanson, president: Gary Rose, vice president: Gary Dozark, secretary: Brad Reis, treasurer; Gary Feltman, sentinel: Steve Leheska, reporter. 89 The FHA girls make Christmas cookies, candies, and breads for their mothers, a faculty tea, and to sell. Joyce Svoboda and Deb Cahill prepare refreshments for the style show. Jerri Feltman won first in the region Beef Cook-Off and will now enter the state contest. 90 FIRST ROW: J. Reuer, P. Foster, J. Hanson, Advisor Mrs. Merry Emme, M. Reuer, J. Rinehart, C. Tarabetz, S. Leheska. SECOND ROW: C. Kenyon, C. Christensen, L. Larsen, D. Cahill, L. Cozine, J. Croft, C. Reis, D. Hogarth, D. Osborne. THIRD ROW: J. Reimer, K. Christensen, D. Reis, J. Fott, B. Giedd, C. Deiss, D. Schwiesow, S. Harmon, W. Clark, K. Smith. FOURTH ROW: C. Selland, J. Svoboda, K. Lafferty, S. Struble, G. Bunnell, M. Hintze, S. Neeman, J. Renner, J. DeBoer, J. Feltman, K. Jensen. FHA Develops Domestic Arts FHA, one of the more active school organizations, contributed much to school, community, and family life. Activities of FHA during the 1969-70 school year ranged from attending the state convention and regional convention to making doll clothes for the kindergarten, concession stand duty at football and basketball games, selling baked goods at Christmas, choosing material for the new homecoming robe, a father-daughter ban- quet, presentation of roses to the teachers during FHA week, and the traditional volleyball game with the FFA boys. Officers for the organization were Jelene Reuer, president: Patty Foster, secretary: Jackie Hanson, treasurer: Jill Rinehart, parliamentarian: Marlys Reuer, reporter: Susan Leheska and Carol Tarabetz, historians. Mrs. Merry Emme is the advisor of this club. 91 Susan Leheska is state historian and incoming Region VI chairman. Only the best for Madame Luray! ‘Gratiana’—isn’t that a beautiful name! Come along, ladies. Stop! Or I’ll shoot! 92 The entire cast poses for the photographer after the matinee performance. Juniors Solve Mystery We salute you! Deadlier Than The Male Cleaning Lady (1)...................Susan Schelle Cleaning Lady (2)...........................Gayle Bunnell Maintenance Man...............Darrell Dominiack Jackie...............................Cindy Smith Topsy.......................................Patty Poster Susan......................................Rickie Brown Maxine............................Joyce Stellwag Employee.......................... Wesley Priebe Ruth Dennison...........Debbie Olson Irene Alton.............Patti Palmer Debutantes ................Pam Adams, Judy Croft Patty Hieb Harriet Joslyn.......... Mary Hintze Anna Stoll ....................... Deb Schwiesow Delivery Man.........................Doug Emme Barbara Vane................................Marie Petersen Phyllis Wood................................. Deb Elrod Actresses............Carla Balster, Jane Helland Linda Rank, Oma Thorpe, Holly Alewel Dottie Mayer..............................Deloris Schaub Radio Announcer............................Philip Lindley 1st Officer...................................Dan Casey 2nd Officer .........................Bill Collins Director..................Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell 93 Groovy, baby, Groovy. Daisy, your fingers are like the petals of a flower. 94 “He’s mine. Ain’t neither. Is, Ain’t, Is, Ain’t,, This great senior play cast may end up in Hollywood, who knows! Famous Hillbillies Portrayed by Seniors Beverly Hillbillies” Granny ............ Jed................ Jethro ............ George Turner...... Brewster........... Cousin Pearl....... Elly May........... Mr. Drysdale....... Mrs. Drysdale .... Miss Hathaway...... Mrs. Pennyweather Perch ............. Glored Mundy....... Emaline Fetty ..... Fredricka Collins .. Colonel Foxhall .... Mrs. Stokely-Smythe Mrs. Oglethorpe .. Groovy Monahan ... Frank Richards .... Mr. Oglethorpe .... Prompter .......... Stage Manager...... Director .......... ...... Brenda Novak .........John Foster ......Robert Depuy ...... Scott Winjum ......Allan Renner .... Mary Kay Myers ......Kathy Garris .... Russell Bartlett ......Bonita Raish Marian Schoenfelder .... Corliss Erdman ......Gary Feltman .........Lana Nelsen .... Carol Leiferman ......Patsy Hosek ........Larry Marsh ..........Bev Fousek ......June Reniker ...... Kay Saukerson ..........Tom Seeley ......Louis Bergner ......Kay Saukerson ...........Ron King Mrs. Reeva Nankivel Granny and Jed do a little fancy foot stompin'. While being served, members of the head table discuss their horoscopes. Juniors assemble the scales of Libra Vicci Cullen and Judy Croft put finishing touches on Gemini. 96 Marie Petersen, Jane Helland, and Holly Alewel complete Aries, the Ram. Workers and Guests Enjoy Age of Aquarius Fishnets are hung from the bleachers to complete the sign of Pisces. The junior class honored the class of 1970 at the banquet and prom on April 25 with the theme ‘The Age of Aquarius . State Attorney General Gordon Mydland was the guest speaker at the banquet held at the United Church of Christ. Each guest was given their horoscope to tell them what lay ahead that special night. Couples at the prom entered ‘The Age of Aquarius’ over scales of Libra. Each of the signs of the Zodiac was represented at the prom. Dancers enjoyed the music of the ‘Fabulous Sons’. 97 Bonita Raish, senior class president, and her date Rick Anderson, and Philip Lindley, junior class president, and his date Kathy Garris, lead the traditional grand march. Entering the prom under the scales of Libra Doug Emme and Patti Palmer exchange dances with are seniors Ron King and LynnEtte Fuegen. Susan Foltz and John Foster. 98 Marsha Doerr and Rich Houska take time out for refreshments. Darrel Dominiack and Bonnie Kosmach gaze at the water bearer, Aquarius. 99 Promsters dance to the music of the ‘Fabulous Sons’. 101 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Student Manager M. Gilbert, L. Steckelberg, D. Foltz, P. Rinehart, T. Zeman, A. Chadderdon, G. Dozark, D. Dominiack, M. Zeman, D. Leisinger, Student Manager S. Hartman. SECOND ROW: J. Fees, A. Renner, M. Clark, B. Aug- spurger, D. Emme, B. Powers, W. Wolcott, C. Swanson, D. Krog, D. Casey. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Kent Johnson, W. Svoboda, R. Klein, P. Lindley, T. Maurer, J. Gerth, R. Allum, Student Manager J. Foster, Head Coach Gary Meeder. The referee signals a Cub touchdown on homecoming. 102 SENIORS SEATED: Larry Steckelberg, Allan Renner, Jerry Fees, Tom Maurer. STANDING: David Krog, Wally Walcott, Bob Augspurger, Craig Swanson. Swanson and Krog Are Co-Captains of Squad After losing some key personnel at the beginning of the season, the Cubs had to rely on some of the younger and less experienced players to carry them through the season. The Cubs dropped the first game of the season but then came on to win the next two games. On Homecoming, Faulkton nosed out the mighty Cubs and after that it seemed they just couldn’t get up any steam. Posting a 2-6 record the Cubs lose some fine players but they have many talented under- classmen returning. Craig Swanson and David Krog were elected co- captains of the team. The most valuable player award went to Craig Swanson. An end sweep is stopped by a swarm of opponents. Cubs reel off a long gain for a first down. 104 Wayne Svoboda, clutching the pigskin, looks for an opening. ‘B’ TEAM FRONT ROW: Student Manager R. Alewel, S. Harmon, D. Ellis, R. Martin, T. Gust, K. Swenson, D. Leisinger, D. Maxon, G. Collins. SECOND ROW: Coach Duane Stevenson, K. Thompson, L. Hollmann, K. Kehrwald, B. Audiss, M. Zeman, J. Feltman, J. Glaus, S. Schoenfelder, Assistant Coach Millard Merkwan. THIRD ROW: L. Knox, R. Springer, D. Bartlett, D. Reuer, R. Champagne, B. Powers, W. Thompson, L. Mines. Cubs Struggle Through Tough Schedule VARSITY SCOREBOARD 5 Notre Dame We 16 They 42 12 Wessington Springs 20 8 19 Winner 12 0 26 Faulkton 18 22 3 Miller 6 12 8 Gregory 0 36 17 Highmore 14 24 24 Gettysburg 0 28 Home Games Homecoming Cub’s Wayne Svoboda is caught from behind after snagging a pass. 105 ■r� ,: • i X J v VARSITY TOP TO BOTTOM: Doug Emme, Joel Hieb, Jerry Fees, Craig Swanson, Loren Markus, Bob Augspurger, Phillip Rinehart, Tom Zeman, Abie Chadderdon, Tom Woster, Darrell Dominiack, Rick Davenport. 106 Doug Emme tips one in as Jerry Fees looks on. Cubs Capture Third Place at Sectional Tournament The Cubs began the season with only two returning lettermen and a very young ball club but they improved as the year went along. The cagers brought home second place from the Highmore Invitational Tourna- ment and captured third in the Sectional after losing a heartbreaker in the opening round to Todd County. One of the biggest highlights of the season was the Cub’s victory over a tough Miller team, the first time in four years. 107 Cubs break their huddle at the end of a time out. The Cubs listen as Coach Stevenson reviews their first half play. Craig Swanson shoots over the hand of an opponent as Joel Hieb awaits the unnecessary rebound. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. We They 5 Gregory 50 65 12 Miller 60 64 16 Plankinton 61 48 19 Faulkton 49 62 29-30 Highmore Tournament 2nd Place Highmore 58 51 Faulkton 45 54 9 Miller 60 56 17 Platte 54 68 23 Wessington Springs 58 63 24 Winner 50 61 27 Kimball 91 61 31 Valentine 72 74 6 Gettysburg 58 71 7 Gregory 78 72 10 Highmore 73 56 13 Mission 46 73 21 Notre Dame 60 61 28 Winner 66 54 6 Mission 56 44 10-11 Sectional at Mission 3rd Place Mission 41 48 Winner 53 44 ♦Home Games 108 FRESHMEN Coach Darrel Cadwell, M. Stern, D. Leisinger, D. Thompson, R. Martin, C. Woster, D. Hinders, D. Maxon, W. Powell, R. Cham- pagne, D. Reuer. Student Managers R. Bode and B. Audiss. ‘B’ TEAM L. Hollmann, R. Dominiack, P. Willrodt, D. Carlson, W. Svoboda, J. Hanig, Coach David Kelley, B. Cozine, R. Alium, J. Glaus, R. Klein, W. Priebe, J. Chavez. 109 VARSITY Head Coach Dennis Shepherd, Dick Ellis, Bruce Steckelberg, Russell Bartlett, Jim Steckelberg, Garry Winter, Ron King, Jim Pickner, Gary Dozark, John Gerth, Dan Knippling, Allan Renner, Dan Casey, Assistant Coach Millard Merkwan. SENIOR LETTERMEN Larry Fuegen, Jim Pickner, Ron King, Allan Renner, Russell Bartlett, Jim Steckelberg. The referee raises Garry Winter’s hand in victory. 110 ‘B’ WRESTLERS Coach Millard Merkwan, Edward Houska, James Lindley, Larry Fuegen, George Gilbert, Steve Schoenfelder, Dave Bartlett, Larry Mines, Rex Alewel, Louie Knox. Three Matmen Represent CHS at State Tournament The CHS wrestling squad completed their most successful season since it was introduced here. They compiled a 6-5 dual meet record. In the Central Conference Tournament they captured sec- ond place and they placed third in the Neb-Kota Conference Tournament. Hard work and desire were key factors in the success of the Cub grapplers. The most valuable wrestler award went to Jim Steckelberg. Six wrestlers, Garry Winter, Dick Ellis, Jim Steckelberg, Russell Bartlett, Jim Pickner and Allan Renner, qualified to go to the regional tourna- ment at Sturgis. Allan Renner, Jim Steckelberg, and Russell Bartlett represented CHS at the state tournament in Watertown. STATE WRESTLERS 111 Jim Steckelberg, Allan Renner, Russel Bartlett Wrestlers go through their warm-up drills. 112 The referee checks closely before indicating another pin for Allan Renner. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Jim Steckelberg shows his skill by reversing his opponent. Dec. Jan. Feb. We They 2 5 12 19 Pierre Gregory Valentine Faulkton 12 21 19 25 28 23 27 19 20 Central Conference Tournament 2nd Place 23 Fort Pierre 36 15 9 Miller 9 33 16 Winner 17 21 24 Mission 35 11 31 Neb-Kota Conference Tournament 3rd Place 6 Gettysburg 43 5 7 Gregory 25 17 10 Highmore 33 10 ♦Home Matches ‘C’ CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Augspurger, M. Zeman, G. Gilbert, T. Seeley, D. Dominiack, D. Krog, J. Steckelberg, J. Pickner, A. Renner. SECOND ROW: T. Maurer, D. Leisinger, R. Nedved, D. Casey, P. Lindley, M. Clark, J. Gerth, L. Fuegen. THIRD ROW: S. Hartman, G. Dozark, D. Dominiack, D. Em me, J. Fees, W. Wolcott, C. Swanson, J. Foster, T. DeBoer. FOURTH ROW: C. Woster, D. Ellis, M. Farnsworth, R. Klein, A. Chadderdon, T. Zeman, R. Alium, L. Markus, R. King. BACK ROW: G. Winter, P. Rinehart, B. Powers, W. Svoboda, R. Bartlett, M. Gilbert, R. Depuy, L. Steckelberg, J. Hutmacher. 113 A. Chadderdon, P. Rinehart, R. Springer, and J. Chavez erased the old sophomore school mark in the 880 relay with a 1:42.9 clocking. Another record was posted by the sophomore mile relay team of A. Chadderdon, G. Gilbert, K. Stern, and J. Chavez when they turned in a 3:50.2 mark. The sophomore 2-mile relay consisting of M. Farnsworth, G. Gilbert, K. Stern, and J. Chavez posted a new school record of 9:04.9. SOPHOMORE TEAM FRONT ROW: Student Manager J. Hieb, G. Gilbert, M. Zeman, K. Stern, R. Springer, Student Manager R. Davenport. SECOND ROW: Coach Kent Johnson, L. Jurgensen, C. Woster, L. Knox, D. Ellis, R. Alewel, J. Chavez, M. Farnsworth, D. Ellis, A. Chadderdon, D. Maxon, P. Rinehart, Coach Millard Merkwan. 114 VARSITY FIRST ROW: T. Maurer, W. Svoboda, D. Casey, T. DeBoer, G. Winter. SECOND ROW: Coach Darrel Cadwell, R. Klein, L. Fuegen, D. Emme, T. Kaltsulas, L. Markus, D. Foltz, B. Cozine, S. Gross. STATE TRACKMEN Garry Winter, Monte Farnsworth, George Gilbert. Trackmen Erase School Records Weightmen A. Chadderdon and P. Rinehart set new school records for the sophomores when Abie shattered the discus mark with a heave of 119’7” and Phil tied the shot put record of 44 71 2”. New sophomore record holders in the mile and two mile are M. Farnsworth and G. Gilbert with times of 4:44.5 and 10:32.9 respectively. 115 CROSS COUNTRY KNEELING: D. Ellis, J. Pickner, G. Winter, G. Gilbert, R. Depuy, C. Woster. STANDING: Coach Darrel Cadwell, T. Woster, T. DeBoer, B. Cozine, J. Hieb, Student Manager L. Markus, S. Gross, M. Farnsworth, R. Nedved. Runners Place Second in Conference Meets Cross country runners went to work early while preparing for a busy schedule. At their first meet in Winner, the Cubs placed fifth. Running in the Central and Neb-Kota Conferences, they had to settle for sec- ond place. With continuous improvement towards the end of the season, Chamberlain picked up first place at Fort Pierre. The sophomores also picked up first place at the Highmore Freshmen-Sophomore Meet. Chamberlain garnered eighth place in the state meet at Brookings. GOLFERS Paul Willrodt, Richard Bode, Bob Augspurger, Scott Winjum, Mike Augspurger. Not pictured: Jerry Chavez. 116 FIRST ROW: S. Haugen, L. Fuegen, C. Leiferman, C. Reis, S. Myers, D. Chamela, B. Fousek, L. Cozine. SECOND ROW: M. Keiner, D. Newby, S. Myers, S. Cummings, R. Bartekoske, C. Keiner. THIRD ROW: L. Jorgensen, N. Mills, L. Balster, K. Krebs, C, Chmela, B. Chadderdon, J, Rhinehart, G. Clemens, H. Cruse, Coach Janet Schmidt, L. Larsen, CHS Adds Girls Track Twenty-four girls signed up for the track team which was organized at CHS this spring. The girls practiced every morning before classes. The team competed in a meet at Miller and in the regional meet at Michell. Although inexperienced in this field, several girls were quite outstanding in their performances. Our team was coached by Janet Schmidt. Kathy Krebs and Sherry Myers are outstanding members of the newly organized track team. 117 TOP TO BOTTOM: Bonnie Chadderdon, Brenda Novak, Diana Doran, Sally Douville, LynnEtte Fuegen, Patty Foster, Jeanne Adams, Mary Casey, Elaine Seeley, Deb Elrod, Lori Douville, Linda Olesen, Carol Swenson. 118 “Fight ’em, Beat ’em, Defeat ’em” Boosting the CHS Cubs in victory were the varsity, B and wrestling cheerleaders. Their main goal was to cheer their teams to victory through good sportsmanship. Making signs, organizing pep rallies, and leading CHS fans in cheers were some of the many functions of the cheering squads. These girls spent much time preparing cheers for the games, both home and away. They enjoyed meeting other cheerleaders and making new friends. Win or lose, these Cub fans always supported their team. 119 Music 121 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: B. Fousek, L. Nelsen, K. Christensen, B. Raish, L. Jorgensen, P. Knox, C. Leiferman, C. Birchfield, C. Jones, M. Petersen, J. Adamson, L Stoll, B. Novak, D. Elrod, L, Fuegen, R. Bartekoske. SECOND ROW: J. Croft, P. Adams, D. Gunderson, V. Cullen, J. Stellwag, J. Stoll, S. Harmon, C. Moore, D. Chaussee, K. Lafferty, J. Svoboda, S. Leheska, L. Rank, G. Almond, D. Schwiesow, S. Schelle, J. Steckelberg. THIRD ROW: K. Saukerson, E. Weisz, C. Erdman, N. Mills, G. Clemens, V. Gunter, D. Olson, K. Syring, K. Chavez, L. Douville, C. Yates, L. Olesen, C. Christensen, P. Hosek, P. Saukerson, B. Kosmach, S. Price, K. Garris. FOURTH ROW: A. Geiger, P. Palmer, C. Balster, R. Brown, J. Helland, H. Alewel, G. Cruse, M. Hintze, W. Dingman, L. Thompson, P. Novak, K. Andera, S. Neeman, W. Clark, S. Mines, L. Larson, E. Seeley, K. Knutson, C. Smith, M. Schoenfelder, M. Myers. OFFICERS Tom Maurer, president: Brenda Novak, vice president: Diane Chaussee, secretary: Kay Saukerson, robe chairman. 122 Melodious Girls Comprise Chorus ACCOMPANISTS Joyce Stellwag, Rickie Brown, Nancy Mills, Elizabeth Weisz, Susan Leheska. Bright notes of music echoed throughout the year as various groups from the vocal music department performed. Featured in the December 18th Winter Concert were the concert choir, girls’ glee, and freshmen girls’ chorus. Contest time came February 4th and CHS entered numbers by the madrigal singers, boys ensemble, girls’ triple trio, and miscellaneous vocal ensemble, and a mixed octette, as well as 15 solos. Tuesday, April 21, the concert choir journeyed to Miller for the annual Tri-City Festival. The mass concert was held in the evening. ‘Light and Varied’ was the tone set by the concert choir, girls’ glee and ‘C’ singers as they performed for the ‘Pops’ concert, Tuesday, May 12. This was a fun night for participants and audience as well. The concert choir concluded the year by singing for the baccalaureate and commencement activities. Kirke Pratt directed the vocal music at CHS. 123 MADRIGAL SINGERS - REGIONAL SUPERIOR FRONT ROW: P. Palmer, J. Steckelberg, K. Garris, L. Rank. SECOND ROW: J. Stellwag, A. Geiger, K. Saukerson. THIRD ROW: B. Collins, T. Maurer, D. Bartlett, J. McEachran. FOURTH ROW: D. Casey, L. Markus, R. Alewel, G. Winter, P. Thiel. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: D. Leisinger, B. Novak, R. Bartekoske, L. Rank, E. Weisz, K. Syring, D. Chaussee, S. Schelle, L. Nelsen, C. Chavez. SECOND ROW: D. Bartlett, K. Swenson, P. Theil, J. McEachran, R. Stephens, K. Garris, P. Hosek, D. Schwiesow, J. Steckelberg, C. Christensen, P. Adams. THIRD ROW: G. Winter, T. Maurer, B. Collins, R. Alewel, M. Augspurger, M. Trumm, V. Cullen, B. Raish, J. Stellwag, K. Saukerson, D. Gunderson. FOURTH ROW: D. Casey, L. Markus, L. Marsh, M. Myers, P. Palmer, M. Hintze, G. Cruse, J. Helland, H. Alewel, R. Brown, A. Geiger, C. Balster. 124 BOYS’ OCTET TRIPLE TRIO - REGIONAL SUPERIOR G. Winter, P. Thiel, D. Linda Rank, Lana Nelsen, Holly Alewel, Kathy Garris, Jane Helland, Joyce Casey, J. McEachran, R. Stellwag, Vicci Cullen, Patti Palmer, Alison Geiger. Alewel, B. Collins, D. Bart- lett, L. Markus, T. Maurer. Special Groups Earn Recognition MIXED OCTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR FRONT ROW: Kathy Garris, Patti Pal- mer, Joyce Stellwag, Alison Geiger. BACK ROW: Tom Maurer, Dave Bart- lett, Jim McEachran, Loren Markus. ALL-STATE CHORUS SOLOISTS - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Tom Maurer, Rex Alewel, Dave Bartlett, Bill Jim McEachran, Loren Markus, Janice Steckelberg, Joyce Stellwag, Collins, Alison Geiger, Patti Palmer, Joyce Rex Alewel, Alison Geiger, Linda Rank, Kathy Garris. Stellwag. FRESHMAN GIRLS’ GLEE FIRST ROW: C. Keiner, D. Newby, N. Hosek, C. Kenyon, C. Christensen, J. Weber, D. Osborne, V. Stoll. SECOND ROW: A. Weisz, C. Willrodt, P. Knudtson, K. Smith. D. Hogarth, P. Priebe, L. Rose. THIRD ROW: S. Haugen. L. Cozine, C. Lauinger, S. Douville, N. Larson, S. Foltz, C. Swenson, G. London. FOURTH ROW: D. Reis, T. Clark, K. Jensen, H. Cruse, D. Chilson, D. DeBoer, L. Swanson, J. Renner, S. Struble. 126 Director Charles Vetter with Drum Major Scott Winjum Head twirler Deloris Schaub Highsteppers Add Spice to Band 127 Twirlers Mary Casey, Sheree Haugen, Patty Foster, Peggy Knutson, Paula Sturgeon ‘A’ BAND FLUTE; H. Alewel, D. Elrod. B. Garris, C. Leiferman, M. Lindley, C. Miller, P. Pearl, L. Rank, P. Rickerl. OBOE; C. Balster, K. Hutmacher. Bb CLARINET: J. Chavez,M. Doerr, P. Elrod, K. Garris, J. Helland, J. Hinders, C. Kenyon, L. Larsen, L. Nelsen, P. Palmer, T. Randall, C. Reis, D. Sees, C. Smith, P. Sturgeon, J. Weber. ALTO CLARINET: D. Reis. BASS CLARINET: R. Klein, V. Mills. CONTRA-BASS CLARINET: E. Weisz. BASSOON: R. Bement. ALTO SAXOPHONE: D. Cahill, B. Novak, B. Thiel. TENOR SAXOPHONE: P. Thiel, D. Vehle, J. Feltman. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: D. Schaub. CORNET: R. Bartelkoske, D. Carlson, R. Depuy, D. Doran, G. Gilbert, B. Hoyer, B. Johnson, C. Willrodt, C. Woster. FRENCH HORN: R. Brown, H. Nelson, K. Syring, O. Thorpe. TROMBONE: R. Brown. T. Croft, C. Kenobbie, K. Krebs, L. Markus, P. Saukerson, L. Weber. BARITONE: A. Boeding, G. Clemens, K. Kehrwald, B. Barnes. BASS HORN: J. Gerth, M. Goetsch, S. Leheska, J. McEachran. PERCUSSION: D. Adams, M. Anderson, M. Casey, J. Gerth, T. Maurer, S. Winjum, D. Winter. TYMPANI: B. Raish. OFFICERS Scott Winjum, president: Charles Vetter, director: Lana Nelsen, secretary, Rickie Brown, librarian: Carla Balster, librarian: Kathy Garris, student director, Robert Depuy, vice president. 128 Marching Band Wins First at Founder’s Day Beginning the 1969-70 season, the CHS marching band participated in and received first place at the Southern State College Founder’s Day parade. Other activities during the marching season included per- forming in the homecoming parade and at home football games. The concert season began with the annual winter concert on December 9. On April 21 the band traveled to Miller to participate in the Tri-City Festival with the DeSmet and Miller bands. Guest conductor was John F. Colson from SDSU. The band ended its con- cert season with a ‘Pops’ Concert on May 12. The pep band played for the home basketball games. Individuals and ensembles entered the contest at Lake Andes and came home with a record number of superiors. The band completed the school year with a per- formance at the local Memorial Day services, May 30. ALL-STATE BAND Jim McEachran 129 CLARINET QUINTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Vickie Mills, Terry Randall, Paula Sturgeon, Patti Palmer, Jerry Chavez. Musicians Achieve High Honors WOODWIND CHOIR - REGIONAL SUPERIOR FIRST ROW: K. Garris, L. Nelsen, P. Pearl, C. Leiferman, C. Balster. SECOND ROW: J. Helland, M. Doerr, P. Palmer, J. Chavez, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Weisz, R. Bement, D. Schaub, D. Vehle. D. Cahill, B. Novak. BRASS SEXTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Dan Doran, Dennis Carlson, Jim McEachran, Oma Thorpe, Kevin Kehrwald, Loren Markus. . ■ PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE - RE- GIONAL SUPERIOR Tom Maurer, John Gerth, Bonita Raish, Scott Winjum, Paul Willrodt. SOLOISTS - REGIONAL SU- PERIORS Paul Willrodt, Dan Vehle, Deloris Schaub, Scott Winjum. BRASS ENSEMBLE - REGIONAL SUPERIOR FIRST ROW: H. Nelson, R. Brown, K. Syring, O. Thorpe, G. Clemens. SECOND ROW: D. Doran, D. Carlson, R. Depuy, J. McEachran, L. Markus, P. Saukerson, K. Krebs. SAXOPHONE QUARTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Deloris Schaub, Dan Vehle, Deb Cahill, Brenda Novak. FRENCH HORN QUARTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Howard Nelson, Rickie Brown, Karen Syring, Oma Thorpe. 131 DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: D. Vehle, B. Novak, D. Cahill, J. Feltman, D. Schaub. SECOND ROW: L. Weber, K. Krebs, P. Saukerson, L. Markus. THIRD ROW: D. Carlson, D. Doran, R. Depuy, G. Gilbert, B. Johnson, B. Hoyer. FOURTH ROW: S. Winjum, J. McEachran, S. Leheska. PIANO: a Raish. DIRECTOR: Charles Vetter. Special Bands Perform for Activities PEP BAND C. Balster, C. Smith, D. Elrod, B. Garris, P. Palmer, B. Novak, C. Kenobbie, P. Pearl, K. Krebs, C. Kenyon, C. Leifer- man, E. Weisz, R. Brown, J. Weber, C. Willrodt, K. Hutmacher, D. Cahill, G. Clemens, R. Bartekoske, D. Reis, K. Kehrwald, H. Nelson, M. Lindley, V. Mills, H. Alewel, M. Doerr, a Depuy, L. Larsen, K. Syring, J. Helland, P. Saukerson, J. Feltman, C. Reis, M. Goetsch, J. Chavez, O. Thorpe, J. McEachran, a Klein, D. Carlson, T. Maurer, J. Gerth, L. Markus, P. Will- rodt, B. Johnson, T. Croft, D. Schaub, T. Randall, L. Weber, a Brown, D. Sees, D. Doran, P. Rickerl, A. Boeding, D. Winters, D. Adams, D. Vehle, S. Win- jum, L. Nelsen, K. Garris, B. Raish, P. Elrod, C. Miller, J. Hinders, J. Gerth, G. Gilbert, S. Leheska, M. Anderson, C. Woster. 132 RESERVE BAND FIRST ROW: L. Heesch, B. Lauinger, J. Giese, D. Newby, D. Ellston, S. Olivier, K. Jensen, C. Almond, T. Rutan, K. Endres, J. DeBoer. SECOND ROW: N. Stephens, C. Hutmacher, K. Weber, J. Blackwell, B. Leiferman, J. Balster, S. Winchell, L. Cleland, B. Lewis, L. Bement, D. Leisinger, E. Keller, L. Cleland, M. Weniger, B. Glaus, R. Newby. THIRD ROW: R. Weber, P. Willrodt, D. Heesch, J. Lake, L. Swanson, D. Douville, D. Leiferman, R. Loukota, S. Elrod, D. Syring, K. Cadwell, P. Maurer, J. Krebs, C. Audiss, K. Steckelberg, L. Cozine, A. Weisz, W. Byre, R. Weber, R. Newby, S. Kalb, V. Dahlman, P. King, G. Sherman, V. Feltman, M. Buum, P. Markus, M. Gilbert, J. Kolund. FOURTH ROW: R. Raish, C. Deiss, D. Trusty, A. Turgeon, S. Svoboda, S. Buum, J. Hickey, K. King, G. Deiss. NOT PICTURED: L. Balster. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Karol Dorwart. Young Musicians Develop Talents BEGINNER’S BAND FIRST ROW: R. Williams, A. Stenbro, N. Ellis, B. Schell, J. Weber, J. Svoboda, R. Glover. SECONDROW:T. Hieb, S. Kenyon, J. Balster, B. Cahill, L Nelson. A. Thompson, J. Leiferman. THIRD ROW: P. Urban, A. Smith, M. Gerth, A. Depuy, B. Adams, S. Kelb, L. Buum, G. Maxon, B. Krebs, G. Sherman, P. King, D. Syring, S. Elrod. NOT PICTURED: C. Willis. DIRECTORS: Mrs. Karol Dorwart, Charles Vetter. 133 in en «D O) 8 8 Richard McEachran Junior High Principal Junior High Prepares Students for Individual Futures Dale Vlasman Mrs. Evelyn Hammerbeck Mrs. Arlene Lafferty Mrs. Pearl Thiel Mrs. Nell Labidee Mrs. Janet Stevenson 136 Lennis Long Elementary Principal Mrs. Karol Dorwart Vocal Music Mrs. Jacqualine Fuller Speech Therapy Special Classes Further Student Abilities SPECIAL EDUCATION Charles Meyer, Richard Schwiesow, Debra Krois, Richard Eatherton, Brett Arnoldy, Roque Clark, Jeffrey Swenson. NOT PICTURED: Fred Herbaugh. TEACHER: Mrs. Prima Elsinger. 137 Grade 8 FIRST ROW: D. Osborne, D. Gunter, J. Maxon, R. Loukota, N. Leiferman, D. Smith, P. Stethem, W. Sturgeon, R. Newby, A. Winchell. SECOND ROW: L. Thomas, M. Schelle, J. Foltz, F. Stewart, D. Speckels, M. Chilson, C. Almond, N, Knox, C. Park, L. Stephens. THIRD ROW: C. Anderson, M. Dockter, T. Olson, S. Rinehart, S. Cleek, N. Randall, L. Hamiel, J. Krebs, D. Bartlett, R. Weber. NOT PICTURED: J. Willis, R. Goos. Grade 8 FIRST ROW: M. Collins, D. Winter, M. Lindley, D. Doerr, K. Goodman, M. Bushman, B. Olesen, I. Roberts, V. Mills, T. Croft, M. Karlen. SECOND ROW: D.DeBoer, N. Briggs, K. Thayler, J. Drobny, L. Heesch, J. Stellwag, C. Swanson, M. Moore, D. Adams, N. Klein, J. Swanson. THIRD ROW: R. Jurgenson, P. Rickerl, S. Mueller, J. Swanson, J. Price, M. Muldoon, L. Miller, M. Goetsch, D. Knippling, J. Hinders, M. Anderson, C.Miller. NOT PICTURED: P. Elrod. 138 Grade 7 FIRST ROW: B. Hoyer, C. Busack, B. Schoenfelder, T. Thomas, A. Turgeon. SECOND ROW: M. Weniger, S. Guest, R. Bement, K. King, G. Deiss, J. Blare, D. Hieb. THIRD ROW: M. Buum, D.Krois, K. Weber, A. Boeding, R. Brown, P. Collins, J. Hickey. NOT PICTURED: W. Boeding, A. Eastman, S. Svoboda. Grade 7 FIRST ROW: D. Clifton, C. Rose, D. Leiferman, T. Rutan, K. Cadwell, R. Thompson, M. London, C. Sturgeon. SECOND ROW: L. Cleland, T. Schelle, P. Ommen, B. Lauinger, K. Jensen, M. Gerth, K. Sherman, G. Adamson. THIRD ROW: C. Audiss, T. Randall, L. Weber, J. Davis, C. Kenobbie, D. Swanson, L. Hieb, N. Stephens. Grade 7 FIRST ROW: K. Endres, J. Kolund, J. Lake, I. Swanson, J. Giese, M. Svoboda, D. Ellston. SECOND ROW: M. Zeman, S. Moore, B. Leiferman, D. Larson, M. Knippling, K. Hutmacher, P. Stroh. THIRD ROW: J. Blackwell, D. Bunnell, R. Scott, J. Hebron, S. Stroh, G. Steckelberg, J. Chavez, D. Johnson. Grade 6 FIRST ROW: B. Glaus, D. Ellston, D. Leisinger, R. Weber, S. Olson, R. Carlson,M. London, J. Endres, E. Keller, S. Winchell. SECOND ROW: B. Dockter, R. Speckels, M. Steckelberg, R. Raish, N. Ellis, S. Kalb, L. Silbernagel, H. Stewart, T. Selland. THIRD ROW: D. Fees, M. Clemens, C. Hutmacher, S. Hespe, S. Kopke, S. Olivier, G. Schwiesow, N. Swanson, V. Feltman, L. Cleland. NOT PICTURED: D. Swenson. TEACHER: Mrs. Vi Lanz. 140 Grade 6 FIRST ROW: S. Swanson, R. Parish, R. Olesen, D. Trusty, M. Gilbert, L. Bement, M. Hemmelman, S. Stephens, V. Dahl man. SECOND ROW: S. Buum, B. Lewis, G. Smith, E. Almond, R. Swenson, D. Spier, J. Renner, D. Dockter. THIRD ROW: W. Byre, L. Balster, J. Bryan, M. Kopke, R. Schochenmaier, P. Markus, D. Douville, L. Karlen, C. Hubbard. NOT PICTURED: D. Goodman, M. Tallich. TEACHER: Mrs. Catherine Shrake. Grade 6 FIRST ROW: S. Drew, D. Schoenfelder, L. Williams, P. Maurer, M. Selland, M. Kindopp, K. Eatherton, D. Schoenfelder, R. Newby. SECOND ROW: D. Pearson, D. Heesch, P. Willrodt, M. Anderson, D. Standy, R. Palmer, L. Giedd, M. Mueller, K. Steckelberg, J. Collins. THIRD ROW: L. Storjohann, B. Davis, W. Boeding, L. Healy, G. Houser, G. Sly, J. Eatherton, G. Kosmach, D. Leiferman. NOT PICTURED: M. Klein. TEACHER: Mrs. Doris Goodman. Grade 5 FIRST ROW: D. Thompson, K. Sebesta, J. Svoboda, J. Sinclair, R. Maroney, P. Eiseman, A. Depuy, G. Sherman. SECOND ROW: L. Hoffer, D. Turgeon, T. Hauck, W. Bryan, J. Goldammer, S. Thomas, L. Doerr, P. King. THIRD ROW: C. Willis, A. Smith, K. McDonald, V. Hickey, V. Smith, M. Kosmach, M. Bergner, C. Rose. NOT PICTURED: L. Standy. TEACHER: Mrs. Cecelia Myers. Grade 5 142 FIRST ROW: J. Sturgeon, T. Healy, K. Archer, B. Schell, P. Urban, D. McAdaragh, G. Maxon, G. Chilson. SECOND ROW: T. Hieb, S. Thompson, A. Thompson, R, Cable, B. Krebs, C. Chadderdon, D. Shaffer, J. Weber. THIRD ROW: C. Thomas, K. Reardon, M. Geddes, J. Priebe, I. Nelson, J. Brown, M. Standy, D. Kercher. TEACHER: Mrs. Jackie Meeder. Grade 5 FIRST ROW: A. Stenbro, J. Leiferman, D. Collins, R, Glover, L. Buum, R. Dockter, J. Balster.S. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: K. Osborne, B. Adams, K. Storjohann, M. Stewart, V. Turgeon, S. Elrod, C. Shields. THIRD ROW: S. Kenyon, B. Cahill, W. Fisher, D. Thompson, M. Hespe, N. Johnson, D. Syring, A. Eiseman. NOT PICTURED: T. Schoenfelder. TEACHER: Nettie Raish. Grade 4 FIRST ROW: S. Sinclair, T. Milnar, V. Geersen, B. Dahlman, T. Almond, R. Kenyon, M. Hemmelman, P. Selland, J. Keller. SECOND ROW: L. Parish, G. Thomas, D. Rose, T. Helland, J. Willis, M. Thomas, R. Thompson, K. Archer. THIRD ROW: T. Thompson, M. Bartlett, D. Spier, R. Pearson, D. Olivier, M. Casey, B. Nash, K. Kirwan, R. Feltman. NOT PICTURED: B. Thayer. TEACHER: Mrs. Freda Marshall. 143 Grade 4 FIRST ROW: J. Adamson, R. Stugeon, B. Endres, K. Hoyer, J. Meyer, L. Leiferman, D. Ellston. SECOND ROW: L. Shaffer, F. Creamer, S. Steckelberg, J. Delfs, S. Hespe, J. Priebe, J. Smith, L. Swanson. THIRD ROW: B. Sherman, K. Bushman, S. Williams, J. Stellwag, B. Knippling, B. Anderson, C. Ommen, R. Speckels, B. Hickey. NOT PICTURED: D. Heesch, J. Boeding, K. Campbell. TEACHER: Mrs. Ardene Gilman. Grade 4 FIRST ROW: S. Lindley, D. Giese, K. Olson, R. Hoffer, S. Glatt. B. Tichy, C. Smith, S. Turgeon. SECOND ROW: L. Drew, R. Stewart, P. Cleek, L. Donald, J. Marin, K. Bement, C. Hutmacher, D. Knust, M. Dominiack. THIRD ROW: B. Rutan, D. Haugen, C. Hiemstra, D. Henneman, B. Leiferman, H. Boeding, L. Anderson, R. Karlen. NOT PICTURED: P. Coler, N. Lloyd. TEACHER: Marian Rasmussen. 144 Grade 3 FIRST ROW: D. Buum, J. Chavez, D. Thompson, K. Hemmelman, G. Endres, K. Markhardt, R. Gartner. SECOND ROW: M. Rutan, L. Reis, S. Willuweit, C. Rohrbauck, T. Collins, R. Kalb, D. Padgett, B. Trumm. THIRD ROW: D. Bunnell, K. Reimer, T. McAdaragh, P. Cozine, F. Bartlett, M. Chadderdon, R. Glover, P. Adams. FOURTH ROW: B. McCarthy, D. Thompson, D. Powers, R. Bryan, P. Donald, T. Shields, J. Creamer, S. Houser. TEACHER: Mrs. Helen Lomica. Grade 3 FIRST ROW: D. London, M. Saukerson, R. Buum, L. Doerr, V. Hieb, H. Smith, J. Lantz, L. Skinner, B. Byre, K. Hayward. SECOND ROW: R. Eatherton, D. Pearson, R. Trusty, K. Maroney, J. Garris, N. Thompson, J. Briggs, C. Brumbaugh, M. Leiferman, M. Boeding. THIRD ROW: M. Kirwan, S. Speckels, M. McMurchie, N. Swanson, C. Schoenfelder, R. Hiemstra, K. Sinclair, S. Reuer, G. Douville, T. Loukota. TEACHER: Mrs. Marilyn Sager. 145 Grade 2-3 FIRST ROW: J. Kercher, D. Adamson, M. Hickey, L. Sturgeon, T. Geddes, M. Speckels, C. Knust. SECOND ROW: D. Reardon, M. Hollmann, T. Lantz, P. Havely, D. Audiss, E. Kostelecky, T. Fleury. THIRD ROW: R. Hoffman, S. Bader, L. Zingler, D. Parks, T. Schochenmaier, E. Skinner, B. Schell, C. Tunks. FOURTH ROW: B. Big Eagle, R. Douville, B. Eastman, P. Lofgren, T. Titterington, P. Karlen, V. Roberts. TEACHERS: Mrs. Shirley Feltman, Mrs. Leona Allum. Grade 2 146 FIRST ROW: C. Briggs, W. Schelle, L. Thayer, G. Johnson, C. Schoenfelder, B. Olson, L. Vogel, K. Leiferman. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, S. Sinclair, M. Eatherton, R. Williams, J. Giedd, S. Nelson, D. Donald, C. Hiemstra, L. Creamer. NOT PICTURED: R. Lloyd, A. Chavez. TEACHER: Mrs. Pauline Stransky. Grade 2 FIRST ROW: J. Thomas, D. Willuweit, N. Kolund, R. Felicia, R. McAdaragh, T. Keller, C. Ellis, D. Snyder, B. Keiner. SECOND ROW: V. Storjohann, L. Priebe, L. Shaffer, S. Ulmer, C. Karlen, D. Smith, B. McDonald, V. Spier. THIRD ROW: R. Fry, L. Weber, K. Rose, M. Houser, P. Hespe, J. Blankenship, K. Archer, P. Willrodt, G. Scott. TEACHER: Mrs. Susan Mann. Grade 1 147 FIRST ROW: C. Bader, M. Hiemstra, G. Thompson, K. Rohrbauck, D. McCarthy, S. Ulmer, K. Marin, R. Stewart. SECOND ROW: V. Audiss, C. Collins, B. Swanson, K. Brumbaugh. S. Dahlman. T. Kalb, S. Skinner. THIRD ROW: J. Anderson, K. Leiferman, L. Abernathy, L. Cleland, D. Douville, K. Hieb, L. Delfs, G. Yeaton. TEACHER: Mrs. Edith Werner. Grade 1 FIRST ROW: M. Sturgeon, C. Giese, J. Zingler, L. McDonald, J. Casey, T. Smith, G. Kathan. SECOND ROW: K. Johnson, J. Stenbro, K. Gocken, D. Klocek, Q. Boeding, L. Baker, P. Hayward, P. Corr, Peggy Dockter, D. Dehlbom, G. Keyser, R. Shields, P. Giedd, P. Shroyer, S. Krebs. NOT PICTURED: M. Feilmeier. TEACHER: Mrs. Laura Hubbeling. Grade 1 FIRST ROW: M. Waugh, J. Hoffman, D. Parish, N. Ellston, P. Larimer, M. Baker, P. Lindley, L. Geersen. SECOND ROW: L. Rogers, K. Sinclair, P. Donald, D. Pearson, M. Mittelestedt, D. Eiseman, P. Foltz. THIRD ROW: M. Anderberg, M. Weber, R. Schaefer, D. Olivier, A. Kosmach, P. Weber, R. Feltman, K. Markhardt. NOT PICTURED: T. Ranum. TEACHER: Mrs. Colette Kehrwald. 148 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: J. Buum, S. Thomas, S. Abernathy, D. Meyer, P. Brumbaugh, J. Tichy, M. Elliott, L. Priebe, T. Hickey. SECOND ROW: A. Wingert, R. Track, M. Schneider, R. Altheide, G. Creamer, B. Healy, S. McAdaragh, T. Larimer. THIRD ROW: J. Burke, B. Nash, J. Karlen, D. Adamson, N. Endres, J. Shepherd, K. Campbell, D. Adams, J. Weber. FOURTH ROW: C. Thompson, L. Doerr, G. Lofgren, D. Hrdlicka, T. Loos, T. Hespe, D. Asbra, J. Pinkman, C. Krebs. TEACHER: Mrs. Mary Gerth. AIDE: Mrs. Etta Ommen. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: M. Hoffer, D. Vogel, P. Parish, L. Knust, S. Shields, D. Johnson, D. Stellwag, B. Thomas, C. Gartner. SEC- OND ROW: M. Moore, B. Heesch, S. Trusty, T. Williams, T. Hieb, J. Buxcel , K. Schaffer, L. Dominiack, C. Justice. THIRD ROW: V. Bunnell, L. McLeish, M. Ellston, R. Coffin, C. Stroh.S. Hieb, M. Renner, B. Thayer, M. Dominiack. FOURTH ROW: C. 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Winjum, Optometrist Wise Bottle Gas 150 Index FACULTY Adams, Mark 32,82 Countryman, Bill 59 Adams, Pam 14,52, 85,93,122, 124 Countryman, Deb 53 Adamson, Jackie 52, 81,122 Cozine, Bruce 53,109,115 Alewel, Holly 52, 81, 82, 84, 85, 86, 93, 97,122, Cozine, Laural 65, 78, 87, 81, 117,126,133 Alium, Mrs. Leona 146 124,125,128,132 Croft, Judy 53, 91, 93, 96,122 Cad well, Mrs. Charlotte 13,81,93 Alewel, Rex 64, 89,105, 111, 124,125,126 Cruse, Gail Anne 34, 81, 86,122,124 Cadwell, Darrel 12,20,109,115 Allum, Ron 52,102, 109,113 Cruse, Holly 65,81,117,126 Cozine, Lawrence 12,83 Almond, Glenda 58,78, 81,122 Cullen, Vicci 53,56. 78, 82, 85, 96,122,124, DeBoer, Leonard 12,52,89 Andera, Karen 58,122 125 Dorwart, Mrs. Karol 133,137 Andera, Tim 58 Cummings, Sandy 59,117 Elrod, Howard 11,14 Anderberg, Rhett 64 Elsinger, Mrs. Prima 137 Audiss, Benny 64, 89,105,109 Emme, Mrs. Merry 12, 90 Audiss, Bill 52, 88, 89 Feltman, Mrs. Shirley 146 Audiss, Judy 64,78 Davenport, Fayrene 34, 83 Fuller, Mrs. Jacqualine 137 Augspurger, Bob 32,50,72, 73, 77,102,103, Davenport, Rick 53,106,114 Gerth, Mrs. Mary 149 106,113 DeBoer, Dotty 65,78,126 Giese, Donald 13 Augspurger, Mike 52 , 82, 124 DeBoer, Julie 65,91,133 Gilman, Mrs. Ardene 144 DeBoer, Terry 53,113,115 Goodman, Mrs. Doris 141 Deiss, Cathy 59,81,91,133 Hammerbeck, Mrs. Evelyn 136 Depuy, Robert 34, 95,128, 131,132 Hubbeling, Mrs. Laura 148 Balster, Carla 18,52,78,81,84,86,93,122, Dingman, Wanita 34,50,80,122 Johnson, Kent 13,102,114 124,129,132 Doerr, Marsha 53,78,79, 81, 99,128,129,132 Kaltsulas, Mrs. Lois 13,46,86 Balster, Lorie 64,78,117 Dominiack, Connie 59 Kathan, Gary 13,64,68 Bartekoske, Rita 28,84, 86,117,122,124,128, Dominiack, Darrell 53,54, 93, 99,102,106,113 Kehrwald, Mrs. Colette 148 132 Dominiack, Dennis 34,113 Keller, Mrs. Mary 12,84,85 Bartlett, Dave 29,28,105, 111, 124,125,126 Dominiack, Deb 65 Kelley, David 13,109 Bartlett, Russell 32,51,80,95,110 Dominiack, Kandy 65 Labidee, Mrs. Nell 136 Bergner, Louis 32,46,51,95 Dominiack, Ronnie 59,109 Lafferty, Mrs. Arlene 136 Birchfield, Connie Jo 52,122 Dominiack, Steven 34,49,83 Lanz, Mrs. Vi 140 Bode, Loren 33,46 Dominiack, Terry 65 Lodge, Edward 13,25 Bode, Lyle 48 Doran, Daniel 59, 81,128, 129, 131, 132 Lomica, Mrs. Helen 145 Bode, Richard 58,109 Doran, Diana 34,72, 73, 74, 78, 118 Long, Lennis 137 Boeding, Elayne 58 Douville, Lori 52,53, 73,78, 79,118,122 Mann, Mrs. Susan 147 Brown, Rickie 52,78, 85, 86, 93,122,123,124, Douville, Sally 65,78,118, 126 McEachran, Richard 136 128,131,132 Dozark, Gary 53,78,88,89, 102,110,113 Marsh, Jill 12,22,74 Bunnell, Gayle 52,78,87 , 91,93 Marshall, Mrs. Freda 143 Meeder, Gary 12,19,102 Meoder, Mrs. Jackie 142 Ellis, Darrell 65,105 Merkwan, Millard 13,105,110,111,114 Cahill, Deb 59,81, 90, 91,128,129,131,132 Ellis, Dicky 59,110,113,114 Myers, Mrs. Cecelia 142 Cahill, Jerry 33 Elrod, Deb 53, 74, 78,79, 81, 82, 86, 93, 118, Nankivel, Mrs. Reeve 12,22,23, 80, 87, 95 Carlson, Dennis 59,81,109,128,129,131,132 122,128,132 Ommen, Mrs. Etta 149 Casey, Dan 53,93,102,110,113,115,124 Emme, Doug 14,52,54,81,86,93,98,102, Potter, Mrs. Ruth 137 Casey, Mary 23,58,59, 78,79,118,127,128 106,107,113,115 Pratt, Klrke 12 Chadderson, Abie 58,59,102,106, 113,114, Erdman, Corliss 27,35, 81, 95,122 Raish, Nettie 143 115 Rasmussen, Marian 144 Chadderdon, Bonnie 22,33,51,78, 117,118 Sager, Marilyn 145 Champagne, Richard 105,109 Schmidt, Janet 12,117 Chaussee, Diane 33,82,122, 124 Farnsworth, Monte 60,113,114,115 Shepherd, Dennis 13,41,110,112,117 Chavez, James 64 Fees, Jerry 35,102,103,106,113 Shrake, Mrs. Catherine 141 Chavez, Jerry 14,58,59,80,84,85,109,114, Fees, Joyce 35 Smith, Vernon V. 10,11,32 128,129,132 Feltman, Daniel 60, 88, 89 Stevenson, Duane 13,105,107,108 Chavez, Karla 24,33,78, 83, 86,122,124 Feltman, Gary 35,88, 89,95 Stevenson, Mrs. Janet 136 Chilson, Denise 64,75,126 Feltman, Jerri 60, 90, 91,128,132 Strand, Mrs. Hazel 13 Chmela, Carol 59,117 Feltman, Jim 60,89,105 Stransky, Mrs. Pauline 146 Chmela, Dayle 64,117 Ferris, Mary Kathy 65 Thiel, Mrs. Pearl 136 Christensen, Christine 64,91,126 Foltz, Dick 54,102,115 Vetter, Charles 12,127,128,133 Christensen, Christo 33, 82, 87,122,124 Foltz, Sue 65, 78,126 Valsman, Dale 136 Christensen, Karen 59,91,122 Forell, Charles 60 Werner, Mrs. Edith 147 Clark, Jason 83 Forell, Joyce 28,54 Winter, Mrs. Grace 13,58 Clark, Miles 53,102,113 Forman, Glenn 60 Clark, Tannya 64,126 Foster, John 35,50, 95,102,113 Clark, Wanda 53,91,122 Foster, Patty 54,78,86,91,93,118,127 Cleland, Gary 33 Fott, Joreen 65, 91 HIGH SCHOOL Clemens, Geraldine 59, 80,85,117,122,128, Fousek, Bev 35,42,95,117,122 131,132 Fuegen, Larry 36,46,51,110, 111, 113,115 Coles, Dean 33 Fuegen, LynnEtte 36,46,73, 78, 98,117,118, Collins, Gordon 21, 65, 87,105 122 Adams, Doug 58, 80 Collins, Bill 53, 81, 93,124,125,126 Adams, Jeanne 58,118 Corr, Dan 34,83 Garris, Barb 60,78,79,83,128,132 151 Garris, Kathy 19,36,50,78,79,85,95,98, 122,124,125,126,128,130,132 Geddes, Jim 54,80,87 Geiger, Kathy 60 Geiger. Alison 36,122,124,125,126 Gerth, Jim 65, 80, 84,87,128,132 Gerth, John 54,102,110,113,128,131,132 Giedd, Barb 54,85,91 Giedd, Lonnie 36 Gilbert, George II 60,111,113,114,115,128, 132 Gilbert, Maurice 54,102 Gilman, Cathy 36, 83 Gilman, Darnell 65 Glaus, Jim 14,58,60,88,89,105,109 Goethals, Bernard 66 Goldammer, Ted 37 Graves, Dennis 60 Graves, Raymond 37 Gross, Sherwood 54,115 Guest, Jim 60 Gunderson, Dayle 54,56,78,79, 82,122, 124 Gunter, Vicki 54,78,79,87,122 Gust, Tim 66, 81, 84, 85, 105 Hamiel, Wade 66, 84, 89 Hanig, John 60,109 Hanig, Mary 66,89 Hanson, Jackie 54,91 Harmon, Mary 60,87 Harmon, Sandra 54, 87,91,122 Harmon, Steve 66,105 Hartman, Steve 54,102,113 Haugen, Sheree 66,78,117,126,127 Healy, Mike 66, 87 Hclland, Jane 54,81,82,84,85,86,93,122, 124, 125,128, 130,132 Hieb, David 60 Hieb, Curtis 25,37,83 Hieb, Joel 37,106,114 Hieb, Patty 55,78,79,87, 93 Hinders, David 66,109 Hintze, Mary 55, 84,91, 93,122,124 Hoffman, Steve 61,81 Hogarth, Debbie 66, 91,126 Holcom, David 37 Hollman, Larry 61,80,105,109 Hosek, Nancy 66,73,126 Hosek, Patsy 28,37,40,78,79,80,87,95. 122,124 Houser, Dan 66, 87 Houska, Edward 66, 111 Hoyer, Brad 66,81,128,132 Hutmacher, Jim 55,81,113 Jensen, Kae 66,78,84,85,91,126 Johnson, Bill 66, 81,128,132 Johnson, Steve 37 Jones, Cindy 37,122 Jones, David 61,81 Jorgensen, Jim 55,89 Jorgensen, Linda 61,81,117,122 Jurgensen, Larry 67,114 Kaltsulas, Ted 38,46,115 Kehrwald, Kevin 65,67,105,128,130,132 Keiner, Connie 67,117 Keiner, Mary 20,38,80,81,117 Keiner, Kathie 61,126 Kenobbie, Brad 61 Kenyon, Carol 38,82,128,132 Kenyon, Kathy 67,78,91,126 King, Ron 32,38,95,98,110,113 Klein, Ronnie 53,55,102,109,113,115,128, 132 Kleinhans, Joyce 61 Knippling, Dan 55, 88,89,110 Knippling, Joanne 67 Knox, Louie 67,105, 111, 114 Knox, Patty 38, 80,122 Knudtson, Peggy 67,78,126,127 Knutson, Gwendy 67 Knutson, Kathy 61,78,79, 81.122 Knutson, Mick 61, 89 Koencke, Dennis 67 Kolund, Lynn 10,38 Kosmach, Bonnie 55,78,79, 99,122 Kosmach, John 67 Krebs, Kathy 61, 80,117,128,131,132 Krog, Betty 55 Krog, David 38,102,103,113 Lafferty, Karla 61, 86, 91,122 Lake, Don 61, 89 Larsen, Loretta 61,91,117,128,132 Larson, Ladonna 61,122 Larson, Nova 67,126 Lauinger, Cheryl 67, 86,126 Leheska, Susan 58, 61, 81,86,91,123 Leheska, Steve 28,38, 89,122,128,132 Leiferman, Carol 39,46,49,50,51,81,95, 117,122,128,130,132 Leisinger, Dave 67,102,105,109,113,124 Lindley, James 62,111 Lindley, Philip 14,52,55. 93,98,102,113 London, Ginger 67,78,126 London, Pat 53,55 Loukota, Doug 55 Mann, Dennis 55 Markus, Loren 55, 81, 82,106,113, 115,124 125.126.128.130.131.132 Marsh, Jerry 62 Marsh, Larry 14,32,39,82,87,95,124 Martin, Rickie 67,105,109 Maurer, Tom 39,49,50,51,100,103,113, 115,122,124,125, 126,128,131,132 Maxon, Donnie 68,105,109,114 McEachran, Jim 55, 86,124,125,126, 128, 129.130.131.132 Michalek, Tom 68, 89 Mills, Nancy 62 , 80,117,122,123 Mines, Larry 68,105,111 Mines, Shirley 55,122 Moore, Connie 26,39, 83,122 Morken, David 39 Myers, Mary Kay 39, 86, 95, 122,124 Myers, Sherry 62,117 Myers, Sonya 68,117 Nedved, Ron 62,113 Nee man, Sara 56, 91,122 Nelsen, Lana 40, 49, 95,122,124,125, 128, 130.132 Nelson, Howard 65,68,128,131,132 Newby, Diane 68,78, 117,126,133 Nissen, Andy 56 Novak, Brenda 32,36,40,51,74,78, 79, 95, 118.122.124.128.130.131.132 Novak, Peggy 54,56, 83, 85,122 Olesen, Linda 62,73,78,118,122 Olson, Debbie 56, 81,86, 93,122 Olson, Dennis 56, 88, 89 Olson, Greg 68 Osborne, Debbie 68, 87, 91,126 Osborne, Glenn 14,64,68,81,85 Paeth, David 18,22,56 Palmer, Patti 56, 78, 82, 86, 87, 93, 98,122, 124,125,126,130,132 Palmer, Randy 62 Payne, Rick 62 Pearl, Phyllis 56,128, 130,132 Petersen, Marie 56, 93, 97,122 Petrak, Melvin 26,40,83 Petrak, Robert 62 Pickner, Jim 14,40,110,113 Powell, Walter 68,89,109 Powers, Lorri 40,51, 80 Powers, Bill 62, 88, 89,100,105,113 Price, Susan 56,122 Priebe, Peggy 68,126 Priebe, Steven 40,51 Priebe, Wesley 56, 93,109 Raish, Bonita 14,19,35.41,49,51,53,81, 86, 95, 98,122,125,128,131, 132 Rank, Linda 56,78,79,81, 93,122,124, 125,126,128 Reimer, Janelle 56, 78,87, 91 Reis, Brad 53,56,81,88,89 Reis, Carol 62, 81,91,117,128,132 Reis, David 64, 68, 88, 89,128,132 Reis, Deborah 68,91,126 Reis, William 68, 89 Reniker, June 41,95 Renner, Allan 14,32,41,73,95,100,103, 110,112,113 Renner, Jane 14,64,68,78,87,91,126 Reuer, Don 69,105,109 Reuer, Jelene41,91 Reuer, Marlys 62, 91 Rindels, Randy 69, 88,89 Rinehart, Jill 62,91,117 Rinehart, Phillip 62, 73,100,106,113,114,115 Roberts, Sally 63, 87 Rose, Gary 25,41,89 Rose, Linda 69,126 Rossman, Terry 89 Saukerson, Kay 41,82, 85, 87,95,122,124 Saukerson, Peggy 42,78,79,82,122,128, 152 131.132 Schaub, Deloris 52,56,78,81, 93,127,128, 130.131.132 Schelle, Susan 56,78,85, 86,93,122,124 Schochenmaier, Glen 42 Schochenmaier, Ricky 57 Schoenfelder, Kathy 57 Schoenfelder, Marian 42,82, 86, 95,122 Schoenfelder, Steve 69,105, 111 Schulte, Deb 14,42,82,86,87 Schwiesow, Deb 57,78,91, 93,122,124 Schwiesow, David 69, 88,89 Scott, Jaymie 69 Seeley, Elaine 62,63,78,79, 81,118,122 Seeley, Tom 41,42,95,113 Sees, Donna 57,128,132 Selland, Charles 63 Selland, Carol 69,91 Sherman, Mike 57 Silbernagel, Jerry 69 Silbernagel, Larry 57 Sly, Cathy 42,51,87 Smith, Cindy 57, 78, 79, 81, 82 , 86, 93,122,128, 130.132 Smith, JoAnn 57 Smith, Karen 69,91,126 Smith, Ron 69 Springer, Dennis 57 Springer, Robert 63,105,114 Stadler, Dwight 57 Steckelberg, Bruce 63,110 Steckelberg, Jim 18,32,43,51,74,110,112,113 Steckelberg, Janice 57,78, 85, 122,124,126 Steckelberg, Larry 43,100,103,113 Stellwag, Joyce 57, 93,122,123,124,125,126 Stephens, Roger 124 Stern, Keith 63,114 Stern, Mark 69,109 Stethem, Russell 43 Stewart, Mona 63 Stoll, Irene 57,122 Stoll, Jeannie 43,122 Stoll, Venita 69,126 Sturgeon, Paula 63,78,79, 81,127,128,130 Struble, Sue 69,78,86,87,91,126 Svoboda, Joyce 63,90,91,122 Svoboda, Wayne 57,100,104,105,109,115 Swanson, Craig 25,43,51,88, 89,100,103,106, 108,113 Swanson, Jane 63 Swanson, Lisa 69 Swanson, Lorelei 69,126,133 Swanson, Mary 43 Swenson, Carol 64, 69,78,118,126 Swenson, Kevin 69,105,124 Syring, Karen 63,78,79,122,124,128,131,132 Tarabetz, Carol 57,85,86,87,91 Thiel, Boyd 57,128 Thiel, Paul 44, 45,124,125,128 Thomas, Tommy 63 Thomas, Vicki 57 Thompson, Carla 69,81 Thompson, Dallas 63 Thompson, Darwin 57 Thompson, Doug 64, 69, 73,109 Thompson, Kimm 63,105 Thompson, Lynette 20,44, 46,122 Thompson, Weldon 63,105 Thorpe, Oma 57,78,81, 82,85, 86, 93,128,130, 131,132 Titterington, Barry 47,80 Trumm, Michael 69,124 Trusty, Debbie 63,81, 86,133 Archer, Kim 143 Archer, Kip 147 Asbra, Deidra 149 Audiss, Cheryl 133,139 Audis8, Denise 146 Audiss, Vicki 147 Vehle, Dan 14,64,69,81,84,85,128,130,131, 132 Wahlin, Alan 44 Weber, Joann 69, 85,126,128,132 Weisz, Annette 69, 80, 81,126,133 Weisz, Elizabeth 44,49,81. 85, 86,122,123, 124,128,130,132 Wheeler, Jack 57 Wieczorek, Dan 44, 83 Willrodt, Carole 69,80,126,128,132 Willrodt, Paul 63,80,109,131,132 Winjum, Scott 45,51, 84, 95,127,128, 131,132 Winter, Garry 52,110,113,115,124,125 Wipf, Carol 45,83 Wolcott, Wally 45,100,103,113 Woster, Chris 69,80,109,113,114,128,132 Woster, Tim 45,51, 84 Woster, Tom 57,106 Yates, Carlene 57,122 Zaugg, Alice 26,44,45,83 Zeman, Micky 14,58,63,81,100,105,113,114 Zeman, Tom 57,100,106,113 GRADE SCHOOL Abernathy, Loren 147 Abernathy, Scott 149 Adams, Bill 133,143 Adams, David 128,132,138 Adams, Donald 149 Adams, Paul 145 Adamson, Danny 146 Adamson, DeNell 149 Adamson, Greg 139 Adamson, Jill 144 Almond, Carol 138 Almond, Edwin 141 Almond, Teresa 143 Altheide, Rochelle 149 Anderberg, Molly 148 Anderberg, Reed 149 Anderson, Brett 144 Anderson, Carol 138 Anderson, Jeffrey 147 Anderson, Laurie 144 Anderson, Marsha 128,132,138 Anderson, Mike 141 Arnoldy, Brett 137 Archer, Kelly 142 Bader, Cathy 147 Bader, Steven 146 Baker, Lisa 148 Baker, Michelle 148 Balster, Jody 133,143 Bal8ter, Lonna 141 Barnes, Brad 128 Bartlett, Darrell 138 Bartlett, Frank 145 Bartlett, Margaret 143 Bement, Katherine 144 Bement, Lei and 133,141 Bement, Richard 128,130,139 Bergner, Marla 142 Big Eagle, Bernard 146 Blackwell. Jim 133,140 Blankenship, Jimmy 147 Blare, James 139 Boedlng, Alan 128,132,139 Boeding, Helen 144 Boeding, Jerry 144 Boeding, Margaret 145 Boeding, Quincy 148 Boeding, Walter 139 Boeding, William 141 Briggs, Craig 146 Briggs, Jeff 145 Briggs, Nancy 138 Brown, James 142 Brown, Ronald 128,132,139 Brumbaugh, Carlene 145 Brumbaugh, Keith 147 Brumbaugh, Philip 149 Bryan, James 141 Bryan, Rebecca 145 Bryan, Wendy 142 Bunnell, Della 145 Bunnell, Douglas 140 Bunnell, Valerie 149 Burke, Jeff 149 Busack, Charles 139 Busack, Scott 149 Bushman, Karen 144 Bushman, Mona 138 Buum, Dale 145 Buum, Joyce 149 Buum, Leonard 133,143 Buum, Mary Ann 133,139 Buum, Roger 145 Buum, Sheryl 133,141 Buxcel, Jay 149 Byre, Brad 145 Byre, Wayde 133,141 Cable, Russell Cadwell, Kim 133,139 Cahill, Barbara 133,143 Campbell, Kathryn 144 Campbell, Kimberli 149 153 Carlson, Ricky 140 Casey, Jeanne 148 Casey, Michael 143 Chadderdon, Cindy 142 Chadderdon, Marilee 145 Chavez, Annette 146 Chavez, Joe 145 Chavez, John 140 Chilson, Guy 142 Chilson, Mark 138 Clark, Roque 137 Cleek, Penny 144 Cleek, Sharon 138 Cleland, Leah 133,140 Cleland, Leasa 147 Cleland, Lorri 133,139 Clemens, Margaret 140 Clifton, Dianne 139 Coffin, Randy 149 Coler, Phil 144 Collins, Christine 147 Collins, Daniel 143 Collins, Joseph 141 Collins, Mike 138 Collins, Patty 139 Collins, Teresa 145 Corr, Paula 148 Cozine, Paul 145 Creamer, Fran cine 144 Creamer, Gene 149 Creamer, Julie 145 Creamer, Linda 146 Croft, Tom 128,132,138 Dahl man, Balinda 143 Dahlman, Shelly 147 Dahlman, Vickie 133,141 Davis, Becky 141 Davis, Jim 139 DeBoer, Donn 138 Dehlbom, Dwayne 148 Deis8, George 133,139 Delfs, John 144 Delfs, Lynnette 147 Depuy, Andre' 133,142 Dockter, Beverly 140 Dockter, Dorothy 141 Dockter, Mickey 138 Dockter, Peggy 148 Dockter, Roger 143 Doerr, Donna 138 Doerr, Lance 142 Doerr, Leone 149 Doerr, Lori 145 Dominiack, Lori 149 Dominiack, Michael 149 Dominiack, Marlin 144 Donald, Debra 146 Donald, Lorrie 144 Donald, Pamela 145 Donald, Peggy 148 Douville, Daigre 147 Douville, Denise 133,141 Douville, Gina 145 Douville, Robert 146 Drew, Lynette 144 Drew, Scott 141 Drobny, Judy 138 Eastman, Allan 134 Eastman, Billy 146 Eatherton, James 141 Eathcrton, Karen 141 Eatherton, Michel 146 Eatherton, Richard 137 Eatherton, Russell 145 Eiseman, Alvin 143 Eiseman, Darrell 148 Eiseman, Paul 142 Elliott, Micheal 149 Ellis, Cindy 147 Ellis, Nancy 133,140 Ellston, Debbie 140 Ellston, Denise 144 Ellston, Diane 133,140 Ellston, Michael 149 Ellston, Nancy 148 Elrod, Patti 128,132,138 Elrod, Steven 133,143 Endres, Betty 144 Endres, Gail 145 Endres, Janice 140 Endres, Kathy 133,140 Endres, Nancy 149 Fees, Darla 140 Feilmeier, Michael 73,148 Felicia, Robert 147 Feltman, Rhonda 148 Feltman, Rodney 143 Feltman, Vicki 133,140 Fisher, Wendy 143 Fleury, Treon 146 Foltz, Judy 138 Foltz, Perry 148 Fry, Robin 147 Garris, Jean 145 Gartner, Colin 149 Gartner, Richard 145 Geddes, Molly 142 Geddes, Todd 146 Geersen, Lori 148 Gecrsen, Vickie 143 Gerth, Mary 133,139 Giedd, Janell 146 Giedd, Larry 141 Giedd, Paul 148 Giese, Carol 148 Giese, Diane 144 Giese, Julie 133,140 Gilbert, Marliss 133,141 Glatt, Scott 144 Glaus, Barbara 133,140 Glover, Rebecca 145 Glover, Roberta 133,143 Gocken, Kimberly 73,148 Goetsch, Marty 128,132,138 Goldammer, Jeffrey 142 Goodman, Daniel 141 Goodman, Kenneth 138 Goos, Roger 138 Guest, Steven 139 Gunter, Danny 138 Hamiel, Leesa 138 Hauch, Thomas 142 Haugen, Douglas 144 Havely, Patricia 146 Havely, Timothy 149 Hayward, Kenneth 145 Hayward, Patricia 148 Healy, Bret 149 Healy, Lorene 141 Healy, Tim 142 Hebron, Jimmy 140 Heesch, Barbara 149 Heesch, Daniel 144 Heesch, David 133,141 Heesch, Lois 133,138 Helland, Thomas 143 Hem me 1 man, Keith 145 Hemmelman, Mark Hemmelman, Michael 141 Henneman, David 144 Hespe, Martin 143 Hespe, Polly 147 Hespe, Steven 140 Hespe, Stewart 144 Hespe, Timothy 149 Hickey, Bradley 144 Hickey, Jeannine 133,139 Hickey, Michelle 146 Hickey, Terence 149 Hickey, Vance 142 Hieb, Danny 139 Hieb, Kevin 147 Hieb, Lowell 139 Hieb, Scott 149 Hieb, Teresa 133,149 Hieb, Tonya 142 Hieb, Vicki 145 Hiemstra, Carla 146 Hiem8tra, Craig 144 Hiemstra, Michelle 147 Hiemstra, Randy 145 Hinders, Judy 128,132,138 Hoffer, Lorie 142 Hoffer, Marty 149 Hoffer, Robin 144 Hoffman, Jeff 148 Hoffman, Ronnie 146 Hoffman, Sandra 143 Hollman, Michael 146 Houser, Gregory 141 Houser, Michael 147 Houser, Susan 145 Hoyer, Brian 139 Hoyer, Kim 144 Hrdlicka, David 149 Hubbard, Calvin 141 Hutmacher, Carol 133,140 Hutmacher, Cindy 144 Hutmacher, Karen 128,132,140 Jensen, Kim 133,139 Johnson, Dari 140 Johnson, Douglas 149 Johnson, Gail 154 Johnson, Kevin 148 Johnson, Nancy 143 Jurgenson, Robin 138 Justice, Carla 149 Kalb, Rebecca 145 Kalb, Stephen 133,140 Kalb, Timothy 147 Karlen, Connie 147 Karlen, Julie 149 Karlen, Laura 141 Karlen, Merrill 138 Karlen, Paula 14G Karlen, Roy 144 Kathan, Gregory 148 Kelner, Bobby 147 Keller, Elizabeth 133,140 Keller, John 143 Keller, Thomas 147 Kenobbie, Craig 128,132, 139 Kenyon, Rita 143 Kenyon, Sandra 133,143 Kercher, Donald 142 Kercher, Joe 146 Keyser, Glen 148 Kindopp, Melva 141 King, Kevin 133,139 King, Perry 133,142 Kirwan, Kandace 143 Kirwan, Michael 145 Kirwan, Steven 149 Klein, Mark 141 Klein, Nancy 138 Klocek, Dawn 148 Knippling, Billy 144 Knippling, Dale 138 Knippling, Marsha 140 Knox, Nancy 138 Knust, Christine 146 Knust, Douglas 144 Knust, Lisa 149 Kolund, Julie 133,140 Kolund, Nancy 147 Kopke, Marc 141 Kopkc, Scott 140 Kosmach, Alice 148 Kosmach, Mary 142 Kosmach, George 141 Ko8telecky, Edward 146 Krebs, Bob 133,142 Krebs, John 133,138 Krebs, Charles 149 Krebs, Sally 148 Krois, Debbie 137 Krois, Diane 139 Lake, Julie 133,140 Lantz, Jackie 145 Lantz, Todd 146 Larimer, Pat 148 Larimer, Terri 149 Larson, Doris 140 Lauinger, Becky 133,139 Lciferman, Brenda 144 Leiferman, Brenda 133,140 Leiferman, Diane 141 Leiferman, Doris 133,139 Leiferman, James 133,143 Leiferman, Karla 147 Leiferman, Kathy 146 Leiferman, Larry 144 Leiferman, Monte 145 Leiferman, Nadine 138 Leisinger, Debra 133,140 Lewis, Bradley 133,141 Lindlcy, Marianne 128,132,138 Lindlcy, Paul 148 Lindley, Suzanne 144 Lloyd, Nancy 144 Lloyd, Richard 146 Lofgren, Glenna 149 Lofgren, Paula 146 London, Donna 145 London, Marianne 139 London, Maureen 140 Loos, Thomas 149 Loukota, Ricky 133,138 Loukota, Ted 145 Marin, James 144 Marin, Kimberly 147 Markhardt, Kevin 148 Markhardt, Kim 145 Markus, Peggy 133,141 Maroney, Rodney 142 Maurer, Paula 133,141 Maxon, Gary 133,142 Maxon, Jim 138 McAdaragh, Debbie 142 McAdaragh, Rhonda 147 McAdaragh, Scott 149 McAdaragh, Terry 145 McCarthy, Billy 145 McCarthy, Diane 147 McDonald, Billy 147 McDonald, Kevin 142 McDonald, Lisa 148 McLeish, Lanette 149 McMurchie, Mary 145 Meyer, Charles 137 Meyer, Douglas 149 Meyer, John 144 Miller, Carma 128, 132,138 Miller, Louie 138 Mills, Vickie 128,130,132,138 Milnar, Tammara 143 Mittelestedt, Melody 148 Moore, Mike 138 Moore, Monte 149 Moore, Sheryl 140 Mueller, Mark 141 Mueller, Steven 138 Muldoon, Mike 138 Nash, Bradley 149 Nash, Bruce 143 Nelson, Ivy 133,142 Nelson, Steven 146 Newby, Rena 133,138 Newby, Ricky 133,141 Olescn, Barbara 138 Olesen, Rose 141 Olivier, David 148 Olivier, Douglas 143 Olivier, Sandra 133,140 Olson, Brian 146 Olson, Kimberly 144 Olson, Scott 140 Olson, Terry 138 Ommen, Cathy 144 Ommen, Pam 139 Osborne, David 138 Osborne, Kenneth 143 Padgett, Douglas 145 Palmer, Rickie 141 Parish, David 148 Parish, Lonnie 143 Parish, Peggy 149 Parish, Richard 141 Park, Connie 138 Park, Dale 146 Pearson, Dallas 141 Pearson, Deanna 145 Pearson, Richard 143 Pinkman, Jerry 149 Powers, Doris 145 Price, John 138 Priebe, Janet 144 Prlebe, Jeff 142 Priebe, Leslie 147 Priebe, Lori 149 Raish, Rita 133.140 Randall, Nancy 138 Randall, Terry 128,130,132,139 Ranum, Todd 148 Reardon, Daryl 146 Reardon, Karen 142 Reimer, Kathy 145 Reis, Linda 145 Renner, Jean 141 Renner, Marsha 149 Reuer, Stephanie 145 Rickerl, Patty 128,132, 138 Rinehart, Steve 138 Roberts, Ilena 138 Roberts, Valery 146 Rogers, Lori 73,148 Rohrbauch, Cindy 145 Rohrbauck, Kim 147 Rose, Carl 142 Rose, Cheryl 139 Rose, Dean 143 Rose, Karen 147 Rutan, Bradley 144 Rutan, Michael 145 Rutan, Teresa 133,139 Saukerson, Mary Lou 145 155 Schaefer, Roberta 148 Schell, Brenda 133,142 Schell, Brent 146 Schelle, Mary 138 Schelle, Terry 139 Schellc, Wanda 146 Schneider, Mark 149 Schochenmaier, Richard 141 Schochenmaier, Terry 146 Schoenfolder, Carol 145 Schoenfelder, Christine 146 Schoenfelder, Dale 141 Schoenfelder, Debra 141 Schoenfelder, Tom 143 Schoenfelder, Bill 139 Schwiesow, Gail 140 Schwiesow, Richard 137 Scott, Glen 147 Scott, Roger 140 Sebesta, Kevin 142 Selland, Mike 141 Sell and, Paula 143 Selland, Thomas 140 Shaffer, Daniel 142 Shaffer, Kim 149 Shaffer, Lexie 144 Shaffer, Lori 147 Shepherd, John 149 Sherman, Billy 144 Sherman, Gary 133,142 Sherman, Kenneth 139 Shields, Curtis 143 Shields, Robert 148 Shields, Shelly 149 Shields, Teresa 145 Shroyer, Pamela 148 Silbernagcl, Lola 140 Sinclair, Cheryl 149 Sinclair, Jody 142 Sinclair, Kevin 145 Sinclair, Kim 148 Sinclair, Shelly 143 Sinclair, Stacie 146 Skinner, Eddie 146 Skinner, Loren 145 Skinner, Scott 147 Sly, Georgianna 141 Smith, Anna 133,142 Smith, Cynthia 144 Smith, Dawn 147 Smith, Denice 138 Smith, Donald 146 Smith, Gary 141 Smith, Judy 144 Smith, Howard 145 Smith, Stephen 149 Smith, Thomas 148 Smith, Vickie 142 Snyder, Dale 147 Speckels, Darla 138 Speckels, Michael 146 Speckels, Robin 144 Speckels, Rolland 140 Speckels, Susan 145 Speckels, Tana 149 Spier, Daniel 143 Spier, David 141 Spier, Venita 147 Standy, Debra 141 Standy, Larry 142 Standy, Mike 142 Steckelberg, Gerald 140 Steckelberg, Kevin 133,141 Steckelberg, Michael 140 Steckelberg, Steven 144 Stellwag, Donna 149 Stellwag, Jayne 138 Stellwag, John 144 Stenbro, Andre 133,143 Stenbro, Jacqueline 148 Stephens, Lorri 138 Stephens, Nan 133,139 Stephens, Steven 141 Stethem, Patti 138 Steward, Fonda 138 Stewart, Helen 140 Stewart, Matthew 143 Stewart, Robin 144 Stewart, Rosie 147 Storjohann, Karla 143 StorJohann, Lisa 141 Storjohann, Vicki 147 Stroh, Crystal 149 Stroh, Pam 140 Stroh, Steven 140 Sturgeon, Carrie 139 Sturgeon, Jackie 142 Sturgeon, Lee 146 Sturgeon, Michael 148 Sturgeon, Ruby 144 Sturgeon, Wendy 138 Svoboda, Janet 133,142 Svoboda, Mary 140 Svoboda, Susan 133,139 Swanson, Bonnie 147 Swanson, Carol 138 Swanson, David 139 Swanson, Ingrid 140 Swanson, James 138 Swanson, June 138 Swanson, Lowell 144 Swanson, Naomi 140 Swanson, Neil 145 Swanson, Sally 141 Swenson, David 140 Swenson, Jeffery 137 Swenson, Robert 141 Syring, David 133,143 Talich, Michael 141 Thaler, Kim 138 Thayer, Bonnie 143 Thayer, Brenda 149 Thayer, Lori 146 Thomas, Brenda 149 Thomas, Charla 142 Thomas, Gail 143 Thomas, John 147 Thomas, Lou Ann 138 Thomas, Mary 143 Thomas, Sarah 149 Thomas, Stephen 142 Thomas, Tim 139 Thompson, Avery 133,142 Thompson, Cheryl 149 Thompson, David 145 Thompson, Deborah 145 Thompson, Delbert 143 Thompson, Dwight 142 Thompson, Gregory 147 Thompson, Norma 145 Thompson, Robert 143 Thompson, Roberta 139 Thompson, Sheila 142 Thompson, Theresa 143 Tichy, Brenda 144 Tichy, Jeff 149 Titterington, Todd 146 Track, Rollin 149 Trumm, Bruce 145 Trusty, David 141 Trusty, Robbin 145 Trusty, Shawn 149 Tunks, Crystal 146 Turgeon, Abe 133,139 Trugeon, Daniel 142 Turgeon, Steven 144 Turgeon, Vicki 143 Ulmer, Susan 147 Ulmer, Stephen 147 Urban, Patty 133,142 Vogel, Douglas 149 Vogel, Lawrence 146 Waugh, Marty 148 Weber, Janet 133,142 Weber, Jamie 149 Weber, Karen 139 Weber, Lance 132,139 Weber, Lynn 128,147 Weber, Mark 148 Weber, Peggy 148 Weber, Rick 133,140 Weber, Robert 133,149 Weber, Ronald 138 Weniger, Myra 133,139 Williams, Linda 141 Williams, Scott 144 Williams, Tarrei 149 Williams, Russell 133,146 Willis, Cindy 142 Willis, Jane Ann 143 Willis, John 138 Willrodt, Michael 149 Willrodt, Pat 147 Willrodt, Peter 133,141 Willuweit, David 147 Willuweit, Steven 145 Winchell, Alice 138 Winchell, Sandra 133,140 Wingert, Ann 149 Winter, Doug 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