Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

1972 Cub Chamberlain High School Chamberlain, South Dakota 1972 is definitely a year to remember. With this inmind, I would like to take this opportunity to tell what a pleasure it’s been presenting this year- book. Surely enough, there was a great deal that happened in the halls of CHS. But in the ensuing pages, only a few of the many happenings are depicted. Remember.. . the time is now. In a few years the pictures portrayed in this yearbook will be nothing but the tense moments we have lived while attend- ing Chamberlain High School. Sometimes there are no words to describe your feelings as you page through this book. So, the best thing to do is to just start thumbing and thinking. Jerry Chavez, Editor Tabic of Contents Academic .......................................... 6 Classes ...........................................22 Activities.........................................58 Sports ............................................86 Music ............................................110 Administration ...................................124 Grades ...........................................132 Sponsors .........................................149 Index ............................................150 2 3 4 5 Academic 6 Students Enjoy English Electives 8 Taping speeches helps to improve eye contact, varied pitch, good posture and all together. . . good speaking habits. Foreign Language Stimulates Learning Foreign language aids English grammar. 9 Mrs. Cadwell captivates the interest of all her Spanish students. Today’s Students Are Tomorrow’s Scientists These students find out that studying for a chemistry test is fun ... if you like chemistry. 10 Basic Mathematics Paves Way for Future Study Solving everything from identities to matrices these seniors arc prepared for future math study. 11 Algebra 1 is the stepping stone for further study. Learning the Past Is Preparing for the Future Understanding the governmental structure is just one goal for the social science classes. 12 Mr. Giese can create an interest when old Indian battles arc mentioned. Students Open the Door to the Business World Bookkeeping students strive to balance accounts. 13 Nimble fingers and concentration reduce typing errors by these students. Creative Minds Are a Big Aid in Art Carving these pictures is tough if you’re not exactly a Rembrandt. Myra Weniger shows you the correct way to do it. 14 Dan Hicb works at an outstanding piece of pottery. Industrial Relations Provides Experience for Future Working as a plumber isn’t all that bad. 15 Electronically-minded, Bob Bennett has to know what he’s doing with all this gadgetry. Industrial Arts Requires Concentration 16 Mr. Lusk can teach you anything when it comes to making something out of wood. Drivers Education Promotes Safety Getting ready for another hour of joy riding! Mr. Ausdemore emphasizes safety to his driver education students. Physical Education Makes a Fit Mind Performing on the trampoline requires concentra- tion and coordination. Playing basketball is just one of the favorite games in P.E. Freshmen girls learn the old art of pole dancing. 18 Vocational Students Learn Basic Skills Cheryl shows the first step in sewing a garment. Sewing their project isn’t as easy as it appears. Mr. DeBoer demonstrates his ability to capture the state vo-ag teacher of the year award. New Counselor Brings Helpful Advice Mr. May supervises one of the many test given throughout the year. 20 Students meet with Mr. May to discuss their schedule for next year. Joint Operation Makes Studying Easier Mrs. Strand helps students with research work from the library. 21 Study tables provide a more informal atmosphere in the library-study hall. 22 23 We Are the Youth of Today; the Generation of Tomorrow Graduation week for the class of 1972 began with baccalaureate services on Sun- day, May 20. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Lewis Winter. Abie Chadderdon, senior class presi- dent, proclaimed Tuesday, May 23, class night. Special awards were also given. The climax of all the years of fun and hard work for the seniors was graduation day, Thursday, May 25. Led by junior ushers, Connie Keiner and Dan Vehle, the seniors marched in to receive their diplo- mas. Rev. George Kalb gave the invoca- tion. Valedictory and salutatory addresses were given by Dennis Carlson and Phyllis Pearl. There was no main speaker for the event. Howard Elrod, CHS principal, pre- sented the class of 1972. Presentation of the diplomas was by Dr. L.W. Holland, president of the school board. With diplo- mas in hand, the seniors think “We Are the Youth of Today; the Generation of Tomorrow”. 24 OFFICERS Abe Chadderdon, president; Micky Zeman, vice president; Carol Reis, secretary-treasurer. DOUGLAS PAT ADAMS KAREN R. ANDERA TIMOTHY L. ANDERA 25 Seniors RITA JOYCE BARTEKOSKE ROBERT JAMES BENNETT LYLE JAMES BODE RICHARD L. BODE ELAINE DENISE BURKI DEBRA MARIE CAHILL DENNIS RAY CARLSON Seniors 26 MARY M.CASEY afcjart� ! . ABIE RICHARD CHADDERDON JERRY L. CHAVEZ CAROL JEAN CHMELA KAREN MARIE CHRISTENSEN GERALDINE KAY CLEMENS BILL L. COUNTRYMAN SANDRA SUE CUMMINGS CATHY SUE DEISS Seniors 27 CONNIE KAY DOMINIACK RONALD WAYNE DOMINIACK DANIEL ERICK DORAN DICKY WAYNE ELLIS MONTE D. FARNSWORTH DANIEL D. FELTMAN JERRI LYNN FELTMAN JAMES MORTEN FELTMAN CHARLES RAY FORELL GLENN R. FORMAN GUY A. FRICK GEORGE A. GILBERT II Seniors 28 JAMES RAYMOND GLAUS DENNIS DEAN GRAVES CLIFFORD JAMES GUEST JOHN MICKAEL HANIG SHIRLEY A. HARJO DAVID W. HIEB 29 Seniors STEVEN ERIC HOFFMAN LARRY D. HOLLMAN DAVID BRIAN JONES 30 Seniors LINDA JANE JORGENSEN KATHIE ANN KEINER MARY JANE HARMON KERSTING JOYCE ELAINE KLEINHANS KATHY JO KNUTSON JEANNE ANN KOTT DALE J. KOSTELECKY KATHY LYNN KREBS DONALD ROBERT LAKE LADONNA JEAN LARSON LINDA L. LARSON LORETTA JEAN LARSEN Seniors 31 SUSAN MARIE LEHESKA JAMES ANTHONY LINDLEY JERRY LEE MARSH PAMELA JANE MILLER NANCY JO MILLS SHERRY GAIL MYERS RON J. NEDVED LINDA DIANE OLESEN RANDY G. PALMER PHYLLIS MARIE PEARL SUSAN REGINA PETERSON ROBERT LEE PETRAK 32 Seniors WILLIAM GAROLD POWERS CAROL JO REIS MARLYS ANN REUER JILL JANETTE RINEHART PHILLIP WAYNE RINEHART SALLY ANN ROBERTS 33 Seniors ELAINE KAY SEELEY CHARLES ARTHUR SELLAND ROBERT CHARLES SPRINGER BRUCE E. STECKELBERG KEITH ALLAN STERN DRAGAN BRANKO STANKOVIC Seniors 34 PAULA RAE STURGEON JANE LOUISE SWANSON CHARLOTTE MARIE SVENSON JOYCE ANN SVOBODA DALLAS RAY THOMPSON KIM KIRBY THOMPSON DEBORA ANNETTE TRUSTY JELENA K. VASILJEVIC DIANE L.WENIGER WILLIAM H. WILLIAMSON PAUL HENRY WILLRODT MICHAEL LEEZEMAN Seniors 35 Foreign Students Highlight the Year This year the 1972 senior class was fortunate enough to have three exchange students to join in with class activities, after school fun, and gradu- ation. Jelena Vasiljevic and Dragan Stankovic, our stu- dents from Belgrade, Yugoslavia, have been with us the entire school year. Julia Carlvalho, who is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was with us only the last nine weeks. Jelena can be seen walking to the post office two or three times a day as she receives many let- ters from home. She happens to be very musical and sports minded, and says that she wants to work on these two hobbies but can’t find all that she needs here in the United States. Dragan likes pop music and finds time to enjoy it in the Terry Casey household. Both of Dragan’s parents are pharmacists and he has one older brother and one older sister. He says that his school at home is much more lenient than CHS. Julia was the last of the three students to come to CHS. Back home she has four brothers and two sisters which she says she really misses. Julia is also staying with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Casey and their family. Julia transferred from Sioux Falls to Cham- berlain for the last nine weeks of school. CHS students have acquired much knowledge of foreign ways and customs from our three class- mates. We have enjoyed their presence this year and wish them good luck in their future years. Dragan and Jelena really had a good time at the prom with their dates. Dragan and Julia receive congratulations from their hostess, Mrs. Terry Casey. 36 Outstanding Seniors Receive Acknowledgement SALUTATORIAN and BETTY CROCKER AWARD Phyllis Pearl —. • m VALEDICTORIAN and VOCAL MUSIC AWARD Dennis Carlson 38 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kathy Knutson, Dennis Carlson, Abe Chadderdon, James Lindlcy, Elaine Seeley, Deb Cahill, Carol Reis, Phyllis Pearl, Susan Lchcska. GIRLS’ STATE Susan Leheska, delegate; Nancy Mills, alternate; Elaine Seeley, alternate; Deb Ca- hill, delegate. NOT PICTURED: Susan Peterson, alternate. BOYS’ STATE Steve Hoffman, delegate; Monte Farnsworth, delegate; Paul Willrodt, delegate; Jerry Chavez, delegate; Bill Countryman, alternate; Abe Chadderdon, alternate; Dennis Carlson, delegate; Dan Doran, alternate. PERFECT ATTENDANCE FOR FOUR YEARS Karen Christensen P.E.O. ENGLISH AWARD Elaine Seeley 39 SOUSA AWARD Dennis Carlson, Dan Doran CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Nancy Mills, Jim Glaus, Brule Improvement Club; Carol Reis, Ameri- can Legion. ‘1 DARE YOU’AWARD Monte Farnsworth, Deb Cahill 40 D.A.R. AWARD Susan Leheska ATHLETIC AWARD Abe Chadderdon M.Q. SHARPE AWARD AND LINDA LEIFERMAN SCHOLARSHIP Bill Countryman DALE COOK SAFE DRIVING AWARD Phillip Rinehart HOSPITAL AUXILIARY AWARD Elaine Seeley, Susan Leheska 41 C.E.A. SCHOLARSHIP Deb Cahill Rex Alewcl Rhclt Anderbcrg Benny Audiss Judy Audiss Douglas Backlund Lorie Bolster Gwendy Knutson Brown James Cadwell James Chavez Denise Chilson Dayle Chmela Christine Christensen Tannya Clark Grady Collins Juniors 42 Debra Cooper I aural Cozinc Holly Cruse Julie DeBoer Dotty DeBoer Deb Dominiack Kandy Dominiack Terry Dominiack Sally Douvillc Darrell Ellis Sue Foltz Jorcen Fott Jim Gcrth Tim Gust Wade Hamicl Steve Harmon Sheree Haugen Mike Hcaly David Hinders Debra Hogarth Renee Homan Nancy Hosck Danny Houser Edward Houska Brad Hoyer Kae Jensen Bill Johnson Larry Jurgcnscn Kevin Kehrwald Connie Kcincr Juniors 43 Cathy Kenyon Joanne Knippling Lowell Knox Peggy Knudtson Dennis Kocncckc Nova Larson Cheryl Lauingcr Virginia London Rickie Martin Don Maxon Larry Mines Sonya Myers Howard Nelson Diane Newby Sandra Norman Juniors 44 Gregg Olson Debbie Osborne Glen Osborne Walter Powell Peggy Priebe David Reis Deborah Reis Will Reis Jane Renner Don Rcucr Randy Rindels Terry Rossman Linda Rose Steve Schocnfcldcr David Schwiesow Juniors 45 Carol Sclland Jerry Silbcmagcl Ron Smith Brian Soil Mark Stern Judy Stienfeld Vcnita Stoll Susan Struble Lisa Swanson Lorelei Swanson Carol Swenson Kevin Swenson Doug Thompson Michael Trumm Dan Vchle Joann Weber Annette Wcisz Carole Willrodt Chris Wostcr Bernard Gocthals Juniors 46 David Adams OFFICERS Barb Olesen, treasurer; Kori Rindcls, secretary; Steven Mueller, president. NOT PIC- TURED: Nadine Leiferman, vice president. Carol Almond Carol Anderson Marsha Anderson Susan Backlund Bradley Barnes Nancy Briggs Paul Brunkcn Mike Bunker Theodore Bunker Mona Bushman Dallas Charging Mark Chilson Peter Clark Sophomores 47 Sharon Cleek Tom Croft Donn DeBoer Beccie Dixon Roberta Dixon Mickey Dockter Dona Doerr Susan Dominiack Harry DuVall Dorothy Ellis Patti Elrod Judy Foltz Marty Goetsch Kenny Goodman Danny Gunter Leesa Hamiel Richard Harmon Lois Hecsch Jacob Hicb Judy Hinders Steven Houska Sophomores 48 Alice Johnson Robin Jurgensen Merrill Karlen Nancy Klein Dale Knippling Nancy Knox John Krebs Betty Jo Larsen Dean Larson Nadine Leiferman Marianne Lindlcy Jim Maxon Becky Miller Carma Miller Louie Miller Vickie Mills Mike Moore Albert Moulton Steven Mueller Mike Muldoon Robert Neeman Sophomores 49 Rena Newby Barb Olesen Terry Olson David Osborne Gint Pearson Doug Peterson Mark Peterson Merlyn Pickner Patty Prewitt John Price Joe Pricbc Nancy Randall Kori Rindcls Steve Rinehart llena Roberts Becky Rossman Denice Smith Judy Speck 50 Sophomores Darla Spcckcls Duane Mcckelberg Jayne Stcllwag Lori Stephens Fonda Stewart Wendy Sturgeon Carol Swanson James Swanson June Swanson Kim Swanson Kim Thaler Lou Ann Thomas Jcri Voss Richard Waters Ronald Weber Brenda Wcsscling John Willis Alice Winchcll Douglas Winter Bonnie Zaugg Joan Zcman Sophomores 51 Greg Adamson Kenneth Andcra Tom Andcra Cheryl Audiss Richard Bcment Jim Blackwell James Blare Alan Boeding Walter Boeding Ron Brown Doug Bunnell Don Burki Carolyn Burull Charles Busack Freshmen 52 Mary Ann Buum Kim Cadwcll John Chavez Terry Chmcla Pete Christensen Anita Clark Lorri Cleland Jeannette C ummings Mike Cummings Jim Davis George Deiss Debbie Dill Nancy Dominiack Doug Dozark Debbie EUston Kathy Endres Curtis Feltman Sheila Finegan John Foley Becky Foley Mary Gerth Julie Giese Debbie Graves Steven Guest Ann Hanig Louis Harmon Jimmy Hebron Jeanne Hickey Lowell Hieb Sarah Hieb 53 Freshmen Julie Hintze Sheryl Hloucha Susan Hoffman Brian Hoycr Gerry Hutmacher Karen Hutmacher Kim Jensen Dari Johnson Donna Johnson Craig Kenobbie Sonya Kindt Kevin King Marsha Knippling Julie Kolund Diane Krois Sally Kulhavy Julie Lake Doris Larson Becky Lauingcr Brenda Leiferman Doris Leiferman Freshmen 54 Marianne London Wade McKenna Warren McKenna Shirley Meagher Paul Millagc Lisa Miller Mike Miller Sheryl Moore Sally Myers Pam Ommen Cindy Pickncr Mike Pickner Judy Powell Terry Randall Beth Reckling Cindy Reis Ron Reis Eugene Reucr Freshmen 55 Rodney Rcuer Cheryl Rose Linda Rosenberger Teresa Rutan Terri Schcllc Bill Schocnfelder Gerald Stcckclbcrg Avis Stemmerman Nan Stephens Patti Stethem Pam Stroh Steve Stroh Sharon Struble Carrie Sturgeon 56 Freshmen Mary Svoboda Barry Swanson David Swanson Ingrid Swanson Tim Thomas Merry Thompson Roberta Thompson Abe Turgeon Cheryl Turgeon Jean Waters Lance Weber Karen Weber Myra Wcnigcr Margi Zeman 57 Freshmen Activities 58 Happiness Is Homecoming Cheryl Audiss, Susan Backlund, Dotty DeBoer, Linda Olesen, Marty Vogel, Kristin Anderson, Queen Paula Sturgeon, Marshal Phillip Rinehart, Denise Lcifcrman, Robert Brown, Abe Chaddcrdon, Rex Alewcl, Steven Houska, Bill Schocnfcldcr. Crowning of the CHS royalty was the start of the homecoming activities. This year Paula Stur- geon and Phillip Rinehart were chosen to reign over CHS. Coronation activities concluded with the bonfire, snake dance and the pep rally down- town. Parade day turned out to be bright and sunny with a light wind. A record number of entries took part in the parade. That evening the Cubs fell to Highmore with an ending score of 26-25. The 1972 homecoming activities came to a close with a dance at the arm- ory. The ‘Fowl’ provided the music for an en- joyable evening. 61 Student body president, Monte Farnsworth, presents roses and scepters to the royalty. Juniors Take First in Parade Friday morning blasted off with last min- ute preparations; by noon, all the floats were finished. In the class division the juniors took first place for their elegant entry, the seniors placed second, the sophomores placed third and the freshmen were given honorable men- tion. DECA was awarded first place in the activities division. Spanish Club won second place and FHA received third place. Sophomores took first place with the only entry in the stunt float division. Junior Float: “Sink the Pirates”. 62 The royalty and senior attendants are chauffered by Dallas Thompson. 63 Cubs Play a Thrilling Game CHS royalty is given a musical salute. Mike Vchlc, 1968 grad, delivers an inspiring coronation speech. Cheerleaders add spirit to homecoming. 64 The traditional bonfire provides inspiration as well as a little warmth on a cool evening. This pass completion was a heart breaker for the Cubs. The fighting Cubs make a big gain on this play. 65 Pep Club Encourages Enthusiasm of CHS Students FIRST ROW: K. Knutson, B. Olesen, E. Seeley, P. Sturgeon, P. Elrod, J. Audiss, S. Foltz, S. Douvillc, M.Casey, L. Olescn, J. Foltz, S. Burull, C. Sturgeon, W. Sturgeon, Advisor Mrs. Norma Johnson. SECOND ROW: L. Larson, D. Wenigcr, K. Keiner, M. Weniger, M. C.erth, D. Krois, J. Hickey, D. Smith, R. Treat, S. Norman, M. Thompson, J. Gicse, P. Stroh, R. Newby, A. Winchell, J. Stellwag. THIRD ROW: S. Lchcska, P. Knutson, K. Christensen, J. Weber, C. Keiner, D. Newby, N. Knox, D. Docrr, C. Christensen, D. Lcifcrman, P. Ommcn, A. Hanig, S. Hloucha, C. Turgeon, J. Lake. FOURTH ROW: M. Lindley, S. Backlund, P. Pearl, S. Myers, S. Svoboda, K. Weber, C. Almond, M. Anderson, D. Speckels, C. Miller, L. Stephens, N. Lcifcrman, B. Lauingcr, B. Reckling, K. Endrcs, T. Schellc, G. London, D. Trusty, P. Miller, M. Schcllc. BACK ROW: D. Reis, K. Jensen, C. Rose, M. Knippling, B. Leiferman.C. Audiss, S. Haugen, S. Struble, J. Fott, J. Speck, D. Chilson, N. Randall, K. Rindels, S. Struble, R. Thompson, S. Hoffman, D. DeBoer, J. Hinders, C. Willrodt, L. Balstcr. On various nights after school, if one just happened to be passing the old build- ing, you could hear a dull roar and see a room full of bright faces and cheery ex- pressions. This excited group was none other than our pep club preparing to cheer the Cubs on to victory. Throughout the year the club has kept busy by putting up signs in the halls of CHS to add to the excitement of an up- coming game, making arrangements for rides to out-of-town games on the bus, and selling mums during the homecoming festivities. Mrs. Norma Johnson was the advisor of the active club. OFFICERS Judy Audiss, secretary-treasurer; Linda Olesen, president; Dotty DeBoer, vice president. 66 High-Steppers Set Pace FIRST ROW: R. Newby, M. Weniger, D. Newby, J. Weber, J. Hickey, L. Larson, P. Pearl, S. Leheska. SECOND ROW: C. Almond, P. Knudtson, K. Rindcls, K. Weber, D. Lcifcrman, B. Reckling, J. Lake, K. Jensen, T. Schelle. THIRD ROW: M. Anderson, K. Hutmachcr, C. Audiss, L. Bolster, C. Willrodt, J. Hinders, B. Leiferman, D. Ellis. The CHS drill team, composed of 26 girls, worked hard to look their best as they performed during half-time at bas- ketball games. The girls chose red and white outfits with red and white pom poms. Their final performance was at the sectional tournament at Chamberlain. Their fine routines were the result of their early morning practices held at 8:00 every day. The drill team was under the direction of Charles Vetter, CHS band director. Peggy Knudtson and Carole Willrodt get last minute instructions from Phyllis Pearl. 67 Four Students Advance to District Contest This year there were 28 students par- ticipating in declam. Competition was narrowed down to four in each category. Coming to the front in the local contest were Kae Jensen, humorous: Linda Larson, oratory; Mona Bushman, poetry; and Nancy Klein, dramatic. These students represented CHS at the district contest where Kae Jensen placed first in the hum- orous division. She then advanced to the regional contest where she received an ex- cellent rating. The declam students were coached by Mrs. Charlotte Cadwell. DISTRICT CONTEST A NTS Mona Bushman, poetry; Nancy Klein, dramatics; Kae Jensen, humorous; Linda Larson, ora- tory. 68 FIRST ROW: J. Weber, L. Larson, N. Klein, D. Osborne, D. EUston.J. Blackwell, D. Smith. R. Bartckoskc, Coach Charlotte Cadwell. SECOND ROW: M. Gerth, J. Lake, K. Jensen, R. Homan, V. Mills, S. Haugen, P. Ommen, K. Endres, B. Lauinger. THIRD ROW: D. Vehle, K. Hutmacher, M. Bushman, D. Dill, L. Larson, D. Reis, K. Cadwell, G. Clemens, K. Andera, S. Hoffman. CHS Speakers Capture Various Honors FIRST ROW: J. Weber, P. Pearl, B. Johnson, J. Hickey, A. Wcisz, Coach Mary Keller. SECOND ROW: P. Miller, R. Weber, B. Miller, M. Gerth, S. Mueller, K. Jensen. THIRD ROW: J. Chavez, J. Swanson, D. Trusty, J. Gerth, D. Vehle, B. Leiferman, L. Heesch. The 1971-72 debate season was one of over-whelming joy for the CHS speakers. The varsity team battled against some tough competition to end up tied for first place in the Central Conference tourna- ment. Kae Jensen received two superior speaker ratings and her partner Deb Trusty qualified for one. Lois Heesch and Dan Vehle also qualified for oratory finals at the conference tourney. The ‘B’ team speakers took first place at the Mitchell Invitational defeating Huron on the basis of more speaker points. As the last trip of the season, Mrs. Mary Keller, debate coach, and Deb Trusty, varsity de- bater, took a squad of eighth grade and freshmen students to Wolsey where they placed first. All in all, the 1971-72 season was a great success for both the varsity and the ‘B’ team members. VARSITY Dan Vehle, Jim Gerth, Bill Johnson, Coach Mrs. Mary Keller, Kae Jensen, Jerry Chavez, Jo- ann Weber, Phyllis Pearl, Deb Trusty, Pam Miller, Annette Weisz. Students Learn Spanish Customs FIRST ROW: Advisor Mrs. Charlotte Cadwcll.K. Keincr, G. Olson, S. Leheska, J. Weber, C. Keiner, J. Blackwell, J. Blare, P. Stroh, D. Smith, A. Winchell, D. Hogarth, D. Osborne, C. Lauinger. SECOND ROW: L. Larson, L. Olesen.P. Sturgeon, D. Winter, G. Deiss, R. Brown, G. Adamson. N. Briggs, S. Hloucha, C. Reis, L. Larson, L. Jorgensen, P. Miller, D. Trusty. THIRD ROW: S. Mueller, E. Seeley, P. Pearl, C. Reis, L. Hcesch, C. Christensen, J. Lake, S. Haugen, D. Leiferman, M. Buum, B. Reckling, P. Ommen, R. Thompson, R. Homan. FOURTH ROW: B. Johnson, D. Vehle, K. Knutson, D. DeBoer, J. Speck, J. Fott, R. Smith, S. Struble, D. Carlson, J. Gcrth, L. Balstcr, J. DeBoer, M. Muldoon, K. Cadwcll, S. Hoffman, K. Andera, L. Cozinc, G. Clemens. The 1971-72 school year was filled with fun for the Spanish Club whose membership totaled 60 members. After the election of the officers, things started off with a bang! Plans for their homecoming float were made which fea- tured a gigantic present. The float ‘Cubs Present a Victory’ took second place in the activities section. Next, there was Christmas caroling at Sunset Valley in both Spanish and Eng- lish followed by the yearly Christmas party. At each meeting during the year, au- thentic Spanish foods of various kinds were brought by the members. Mrs.Charlotte Cadwell, our local Span- ish teacher, served as advisor of the group. 70 OFFICERS Mike Muldoon, president; Linda Larson, vice president; Beth Reckling, press chairman; Sheree Haugen, secretary-treasurer; Roberta Thompson, publicity chairman. Science Club Promotes New Student Interest FIRST ROW: G. Osborne, A. Weisz, S. Hloucha, C. Reis, K. Weber, J. Fcltman, C. Christensen, Advisor Robert Stanfill. SECOND ROW: D. Ellis, T. Schclle, C. Woster, D. Carlson, C. Willrodt, D. Thompson, S. Hoffman, J. Fott. THIRD ROW: K. Stern, T. Dominiack, R. Martin, B. Soli, D. Stankovic, P. Willrodt, G. Clemens, A. Chaddcrdon. A science club, composed of any CHS student who showed interest in science, was organized this year. ‘Send a Mouse to College’ was their main activity this year. For 60 cents each student could buy a mouse which was to be used in cancer research. A laser beam demonstration was held and various pollu- tion and population films were also viewed. The science club was under the direction of Robert Stanfill. Paul Willrodt, Susan Lehcska, and Kathy Krebs experiment with household products as part of a special project for the club. 71 Cub Staff Portrays Life at CHS With the rating of All-State by the South Dakota High School Press Associ- ation for the 1971 Cub, high hopes were set for the 1972 Cub. With the aim of presenting the 1971-72 school year at CHS, the staff worked hard taking pic- tures, reading proofs, preparing layouts and writing stories. The staff, under the direction of Mrs. Lois Kaltsulas, wishes to thank Or- rion Barger, the local photographer, and our many sponsors for their support. Fditor Jerry Chavez discusses headline styles with Jcri Voss and Kac Jensen, assistant editors. FIRST ROW: P. Flrod, M. Lindley, D. Smith, C. Christensen, L. Larsen, A. Weisz, J. Blackwell, S. Lchcska. SECOND ROW: S. Haugen,V. Mills, J. Hickey, M. Gerth, N. Knox, S. Struble, K. Jensen. THIRD ROW: S. Struble, M. Anderson, D. Trusty, C. Willrodt, M. Farnsworth, L. Swanson, D. Vchlc, J. Fott. NOT PICTURED: D. Hinders, B. Stcckclbcrg, J. Gerth, J. Foltz, Advisor Helen McCabe, Advisor Mrs. Janet Stevenson. 72 Hi-Life Experiments with New Print CHS Hi-Life experienced an exciting new change with the introduction of an off-set type paper. The new type of paper provided for sharper, clearer reproduction especially of photographs. The Chamber- lain Register printed the paper for the school. The staff met every day during fifth period. Mrs. Grace Winter was advisor of the bustling reporters who canvassed the halls for stories and opinions of the stu- dents. HI-LIFE EDITORS Linda Jorgensen, assistant editor; Jane Renner, managing editor; Connie Dominiack, editor. 73 FIRST ROW: D. Speckels, C. Sturgeon, W. Sturgeon, D. Johnson, D. Smith. C. Christensen, S. Myers, Advisor Mrs. Grace Winter. SECOND ROW: S. Struble, S. Fincgan, J. Rinehart, N. Dominiack, D. Chmcla, C. Dominiack. THIRD ROW: J. Fott, B. Countryman, J. Renner, M. Knip- pling, D. Trusty, P. Miller, L. Jorgensen. FHA Promotes Better Living FIRST ROW: L. Larsen, D. Smith, L. Larson, P. Pearl, S. Leheska, M. Lindley, S. Meagher, S. Svoboda, M. SchcIIe.J. Hickey, D. Krois, S. Backlund. SECOND ROW: C. Reis, J. Fcltman, K. Christensen, M. We niger, J. Kolund, J. Foltz, K. Rindels, A. Hanig.C. Reis, S. Norman, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Larsen, C. Christensen, J. Fott, D. Reis, M. Gerth, D. Cahill, L. Roscnbcrger, M. Buum, D. Graves, B. Zaugg, Advi- sor Mrs. Merry Emmc. FOURTH ROW: J. Svoboda, B. Leiferman, C. Audiss, J. DeBoer, S. Struble, D. Larson, S. Struble, M. Reuer, C. Deiss, J. Hintze. The Future Homemakers again spent a busy year promoting better living. FHA week was spent cleaning the trophy cases, giving roses to the teachers, putting up posters, and giving a tea for students outstanding in organizations or departments. They also sent letters to the eighth grade girls telling of FHA. Several members attended the regional convention in Lake Andes where Kori Rindels, local Beef Cook-Off winner, won the regional title. Kori was also elected co- chairman of this region for next year. In April the girls prepared a dinner for their parents. Installation of new officers was held in May. Mothers and eighth grade girls were guests. Mrs. Merry Emme served as advisor of the busy club. OFFICERS Karen Christensen, historian; Carol Reis, vice president; Judy Foltz, historian; Phyllis Pearl, treasurer; Jerri Feltman, parliamentarian; Marlys Reuer, secretary; Joyce Svoboda, reporter; Susan Leheska, president. 74 75 Refreshments arc a part of the monthly meeting of the FHA girls. Young Ag-Mcn Develop Interests FIRST ROW: M. Hanig, D. Reis, G. Dciss, R. Harmon, M. Karlen, H. DuVall, M. Pickncr, E. Houska, C. Fcltman, Advisor Leonard DeBoer. SECOND ROW: T. Rossman, P. Christensen, W. Powell, J. Foley, J. Willis, G. Frick, C. Pearson, D. Houser, D. Stcckelbcrg. THIRD ROW: B. Audiss, R. Reucr, R. Rindcls, D. Swanson, D. DeBoer, J. Hieb, T. Randall, W. Hamicl, D. Schwicsow, J. Fcltman. FOURTH ROW: R. Alcwel, R. Palmer, C. Forell, B. Powers, D. Knippling, K. Swanson, J. Glaus, D. Feltman, J. Swanson, M. Knutson. OFFICERS Rex Alcwel, treasurer; Jim Feltman, secretary ; Jim Glaus, president; Bill Powers, sentinel, Daniel Fcltman, reporter; Randy Rindels, vice president. David Reis placed fifth in the state with his pre- pared speech. 76 Jim Glaus placed first in Livestock Proficiency re- ceiving $100. Second place and $50 went to Bill Powers in Crop Proficiency. Don Lake, Jim Glaus, and Bill Powers were recipi- ents of the State Farmer Degree. 77 In Quarter Horse Judging, Duane Stcckclbcrg received a superior and Jim Glaus an excellent rating.The team received a superior rating and a plaque. DECA Aids Seniors to Become Successful Leaders FIRST ROW: S. Cummings, S. Myers, R. Pctrak, C. Chmcla, S. Peterson, E. Burki, M. Stewart, Advisor Lawrence Cozinc. SECOND ROW: L. Bode, C. Selland, D. Adams, J. Guest, D. Hieb, R. Bennett, S. Hoffman, D. Feltman. Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica, DECA, is programmed to aid high school seniors to become successful lead- ers in the fields of marketing and distri- bution with such individual specialties as salesmanship, display, job application, in- terviews, and public speaking. The stu- dents work at a wide variety of jobs dur- ing the year. They range from a dietitian at the hospital to a service station attend- ant. The highpoint of the year was a trip to the state convention at Rapid City where Sandy Cummings represented the local club as the DECA sweetheart candi- date. Lawrence Cozine was the advisor of the local club. OFFICERS Susan Peterson, president; Lawrence Cozinc, advisor; Carol Chmcla, reporter; Jim Guest, vice president; Sally Roberts, secretary; Steve Hoffman, treasurer; Daniel Feltman, parlia- mentarian. 78 Students Learn 'Safety First’ FIRST ROW: S. Lcheska, P. Elrod, M. Lindlcy, J. Foltz, S. Foltz, B. Olescn, D. Docrr, C. Christensen, K. Christensen, J. Blackwell, Advisor Bill Ausdemore. SECOND ROW: L. Larsen, M. Bushman, C. Miller, M. Anderson, D. Chilson, J. Fott, J. Svoboda, D. Vehlc, D. Adams.THIRD ROW: C. Reis, L. Larson, C. Willrodt, J. Hinders, J. Glaus, R. Alcwcl, D. Carlson, M. Muldoon, P. Willrodt, J. Price, J. Krebs. A young club at Chamberlain High School is the Traffic Safety Club. This club maintained its interest this year by sponsoring varied activities. In the fall of the year the officers attended a state-wide meeting held in Pierre. At this meeting many useful ideas were picked up. Being such an active group the club decided to put on an assembly program. Pete Torino, the guest speaker, was very appealing to the students of CHS. Seeking to make people aware of the dangers on the highways the members made handouts for basketball games and wrestling matches. Another activity in- cluded washing windows. All in all, it was a very busy year for the members of this worthwhile club. Bill Ausdemore served as advisor of this club. 79 OFFICERS Jim Glaus, president; Karen Christensen, secretary; Rex Alcwel, president-elect, Dallas Thompson, project reporter; Dennis Carlson, vice president. Senior Class Play Is Great Success The cast of ‘Portrait of Jennie pose after their final performance. Britta disappears with one of her specialties, ink-colored soup. 80 Your hair is stringy, Jennie Appleton! Listen to me, Anna, you better stop fooling around with that no good painter feller, or you’re gonna end up scrubbing floors the rest of your life. Come on in, Gus. Running water, candle light, my shack’s got every- thing! 81 CHS Travels South for Prom The juniors and their guests enjoy the southern fried chicken at the banquet. 82 Mr. Elrod observes the blueprints of the prom decora- tions. Joanne Knippling and Dan Vehle put finishing touches on prom set Mr. Vetter and his talented students provide excellent entertainment at the banquet. The senior class of 1972 was honored at the banquet and prom on April 22 with the theme The Old South’. Leonard Andera, local attorney, was guest speaker at the banquet held in the United Church of Christ. Music was pro- vided by an instrumental ensemble and several vocal selections were sung by the junior girls’ ensemble. At the prom, couples entered the Old South over a flower bridge. A southern garden, cotton fields, and a wishing well added to the theme. Promsters danced to the music of the ‘Friends of Mine’. 83 Promsters Dance to 'Rebel’ Music Barb Olcscn and Jim Glaus happily enter the prom through the gate to the Old South. Gay promsters fill in dance programs. 84 Grand march is led by senior class president Abe Chadderdon and his date. Sue Ambur, and junior class officers, Dan Vehle and Judy Audiss. Dancers enjoy refreshments served in the southern garden. Happy couples dance to the music of the ‘Friends of Mine . 85 86 Cross Country Captures State Title Again! Setting the Central Conference cham- pionship and defending the State A championship title as goals. Coach Dick DeNeufs cross country team set out to accomplish them. Under the leadership of ace runner, Monte Farnsworth, the team started out very slowly. Within a few weeks, though, Monte had garnered top medals and even set records at the Chamberlain In- vitational meet and also at the Huron Invitational. Monte ended a very fine season with a third place finish in the state meet. Having one good runner is every coaches dream, but having four more runners to back up Monte is some- thing else. Along with Monte, George Gilbert, Dick Ellis, Doug Winter, and Ron Weber enabled CHS to gain posses- sion of the state title for the second con- secutive year. Along with the varsity, the junior varsity also won their division at the Central Conference meet. With the younger talent coming up, CHS can be assured of a successful cross country season again next year. VARSITY George Gilbert, Monte Farnsworth, Dicky Ellis. BACK ROW: Coach Dick DcNcui, Jerry Chavez. Douglas Winter, Mark Chilson, Ronald Weber, Dallas Charging. Monte Farnsworth did a great job in leading the cross country team to a second consecutive state title. 88 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD M. Bunker, D. Ellis, D. Bunnell, T. Chmela, A. Turgcon, D. Goodman, R. Weber, D. Winter, M. Chilson. SECOND ROW: T. Bunker, J. Chavez, G. Gilbert, P. Brunken, S. Houska, M. Farnsworth, B. Soil, D. Charging, Coach Dick DeNeui. It isn't unusual to sec Monte leading the pack. Team Elects Chadderdon and Rinehart Co-Captains The 1971 football season started on a bright note with the Cubs winning the first game of the season against a tough Lyman team by a score of 22-6. However, the rest of the season was a long tough grind as the mighty Cubs could not seem to get things going their way. Eight senior lettermen leave the team but they have many talented under- classmen returning. The team elected Phillip Rinehart as the most valuable player. Abe Chadderdon and Phillip Rinehart were elected co-captains of the team. The team was coached by Bill Ausdemore; Millard Merkwan was his assistant. Let’s see ya try to catch me, you Pirate! Varsity football team elect Phillip Rinehart and Abe Chadderdon as co captains for the season. 90 SENIORS Larry HoIImann, Robert Springer, Bill Countryman, Dennis Carlson. STANDING: Doug Adams, Phillip Rinehart, Jim Glaus, Abie Oiadderdon. VARSITY: R. Springer, J. Krebs, B. Countryman, M. Goetsch, S. Rinehart, L. Hollman, D. Maxon, D. Adams, K. Swenson, R. Martin. STANDING: Assist- ant Coach Millard Mcrkwan, D. Adams, L. Mines, A. Chaddcrdon, J. Glaus, K. Kchrwald, R. Alcwel, P. Rinehart, D. Carlson, Head Coach Bill Ausdemore. 91 Cubs Strive for Perfection on Gridiron Eat ‘em up Cubs! VARSITY SCOREBOARD We They Sept. 3 Lyman 22 6 10 Platte 0 17 17 Winner 14 44 24 Faulkton 3 27 Oct. 1 Miller 8 42 15 Highmore 25 26 22 Gettysburg 6 44 29 Wessington Springs cancelled Homecoming Louie Miller scrambles for more yardage. B TEAM K. King, M. Cummings, G. Hutmacher, B. Barnes, S. Mueller, J. Price, D. DeBoer, D. Larson, Student Manager J. Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Coach Donald Mcincn, K. Andcra, C. Fcltman, P. Millagc, S. Schocnfeldcr, A. Bocding, J. Willis, D. Osborne, D. Dozark, Coach Duane Steven- son. THIRD ROW: P. Christensen, T. Olson, M. Pickner, L. Miller, L. Weber, M. Muldoon, B. Swanson, C. Kenobbie, T. Randall. 93 Chadderdon Leads in Total Points for Cubs The 1971-72 season of the CHS Cubs was one of hard work, sweat, practice, and constant plan- ning of strategy for the next game. There were five senior members who fought hard and laid the ground work for the younger members to follow. From the rundown of seniors, Abe Chadderdon led the team in total individual points with a grand total of 278. Phillip Rinehart demonstrated that tough rebounding ability with 211 total re- bounds. John Hanig seemed to follow Phillip’s technique of great rebounding with 130 total re- bounds. Jim Glaus made a total of 110 points and 88 rebounds. Last but not least, David Hieb threw in 79 points and made 79 rebounds. Abe Chadderdon was elected most valuable player by his teammates. He and Phillip Rinehart served as co-captains of the mighty Cubs. Phil Rinehart pumps in two. Young team members watch with intent as older team members demonstrate years of experience. 94 Donnie Maxon goes up for two more points. VARSITY Chris Wostcr, Rickie Martin. Phillip Rinehart, Jim Glaus, Mike Muldoon, Steven Houska, John Hanig, David Hieb, Abie Chadderdon, Donn De- Boer, Don Maxon, David Adams, Student Manager David Hinders, Coach Dick DeNeui, Student Manager Benny Audiss. VARSITY SCOREBOARD We They Nov. 27 Pierre 51 81 Dec. 3 Gregory 53 48 10 Miller 36 74 14 Kimball 58 43 17 Faulkton 46 55 21 Plankinton 39 54 28-29 Highmore Tourney 3rd Place Faulkton 52 64 Stephan 69 55 Jan. 7 Miller 50 67 14 Platte 25 34 21 Wessington Springs 53 47 22 Winner 48 64 28 Mobridge 36 53 Feb. 4 Gettysburg 62 65 5 Gregory 53 48 8 Highmore 54 58 11 Todd County 33 68 18 West Lyman 42 58 26 Winner 60 93 Mar. 3 Todd County 66 47 7 Section IV at Chamberlain Mitchell 52 81 8 Section IV at Mitchell Huron 58 63 This is the way to do it! 96 Half-time is invaluable when you’re planning new strategy. ‘B’ TEAM Dallas Charging, Marie Chi Ison, Terry Randall, Kim Swanson, Mike Muldoon, Steven Houska, Coach David Kelley, Terry Olson, Donn DeBoer Steve Rinehart, Lance Weber, Mike Bunker, David Adams. FRESHMEN Tim Thomas, Curtis Fcltman, Coach David Kelley, George Deiss, Terry Chmela. STANDING: Ron Brown, Lowell Hieb, Lance Weber, Barry Swanson, Pete Christensen, Terry Randall, Tom Andera, Gerry Hutmacher, Mike Cummings, Paul Millagc, Louis Harmon. 97 Three Matmen Advance to State Bruce Steckelberg demonstrates his winning techniques that took him to the state meet. The Cubs wrestling team didn't put to- gether a winning season, but several indi- viduals did. Individuals having winning records were Ed Houska, Dicky Ellis, Bruce Steckelberg, Larry Mines, and Steve Schoenfelder. Several team and individual records were broken. At the Central Conference tournament in Miller, we placed third having three champs, Ed Houska, Dick Ellis and Bruce Steckelberg. Placing second were Glen Os- borne and Larry Mines. This was the first time CHS has had three champions and a total of five in the championship round. Dicky Ellis, Bruce Steckelberg, and Larry Mines qualified for the state meet with first, third, and fourth place, re- spectively, in the sectional meet at Huron. Chosen the most valuable wrestler was Dicky Ellis. James Lindley and Bruce Steckelberg were elected co-captains of the team. The most improved wrestler was John Krebs, Dicky Ellis had the most pins, and Bruce Steckelberg had the most take- downs for the season. CHS matmen seem to know how to keep on top of things. 98 VARSITY Edward Houska, Glen Osborne, Dicky Ellis, Bill Schocnfcldcr, James Lindlcy, Bruce Stcckclberg, George Gilbert, Larry Mines, Steve Schoen- felder, John Krebs, Charles Forell, Albert Moulton, Jim Blackwell, Student Manager. 99 Outstanding Wrestlers Receive Awards Larry Mines, Bruce Stcckclbcrg, and Dicky Ellis wrestled their James Lindlcy and Bruce Stcckclbcrg were chosen co-captains of the way to the state meet. varsity. An award for the most takedowns was given to Bruce Stcckclbcrg. John Krebs received the most improved wrestler award. The award for the most pins was awarded to Dicky Ellis. Dicky Ellis received the most valuable wrestler award for the second time. 100 B’ TEAM Abc Turgcon, Rollic Spcckcls. Dean Larson, Alan Boeding, Kevin King, Bradley Barnes, Doug Bunnell, Douglas Winter, Marty Goctsch, Lowell Knox, Craig Kcnobbic. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Nov. 30 Pierre We 12 They 44 Dec. 3 Platte 25 27 10 Mobridge 18 35 17 Faulkton 23 27 18 Central Conference Tourney 63% 3rd 21 Stanley County 21 30 Jan. 7 Miller 18 40 14 Winner 26 24 22 Todd County 38 16 28 Burke 24 30 Feb. 4 Gettysburg 36 15 5 Gregory 9 45 8 Highmore 35 17 11 Parkston 20 25 19 Sectional at Huron 25% 8th 25-26 State at Watertown 2 101 Young matmen arc tough and getting tougher. Weather Dampens Track Season Poor weather conditions played a major part in the CHS track season this year. Many meets were either cancelled or postponed. This, how- ever, failed to dampen the spirits or pride of the athletes who participated. The team never scored enough points to win any meet but time records of previous years were continually broken. Several varsity and sopho- more records fell during the course of the season, but the high point of the season came when the tracksters journeyed to the regional meet at Mitchell. There, three members of the team quali- fied for the state meet; Lance Weber in the 440- yard dash, Abie Chaddcrdon in the 880-yard run, and Monte Farnsworth in the two-mile run. The seniors of the team played a major role in the relays and individual efforts of the team. These members as well as the rest of the team did their best to support CHS wherever they went. Rick Martin likes to ham it up and show his jumping ability. 880-YARD RELAY Phillip Rinehart, Donnie Maxon, Robert Springer, Abie Chaddcrdon. 102 SENIORS Phillip Rinehart, Robert Springer, Monte Farnsworth, Abie Chaddcrdon. VARSITY A. Turgeon, A. Boeding, D Bunnell, J. Blackwell, M. Bunker, J. Krebs, T. Randall, T. Bunker, D. Charging, T. Chmela, J. Wallncr. SECOND ROW: D. Adams, L. Weber, R. Weber, D. Winter, M. Goctsch, J. Price, R. Martin, S. Rinehart, L. Hieb, A. Moulton, B. Barnes, B. Schoenfcldcr, Student Manager Dallas Thompson. THIRD ROW: Coach Millard Merkwan, R. Springer, P. Rinehart, J. Hieb, S. Schoenfelder, T. Olson, M. Muldoon, S. Houska, M. Farnsworth, A. Chaddcrdon, M. Chilson, G. Stcckclbcrg, D. Maxon, M. Cummings, Coach Dick DcNcui, Coach Bill Ausdemorc. 103 Cindermen Erase Old Records The two-milc run record at the regional meet is broken by speedster Monte Farnsworth with a time of 9:58.9. He also set a record at the conference meet with a time of 10:7.2. TWO-MILE RELAY Abie Chaddcrdon, Dallas Charging, Lance Weber, Monte Farnsworth. 104 880-YARD RELAY Phillip Rinehart, Donnie Maxon, Robert Springer, Abie Chadderdon. Bradley Barnes erases two CHS sophomore records, pole vaulting 10’6” and a discus throw of 120 7”. 105 Golfers Have Mediocre Season Jeff Barnes, Peter Willrodt, Ron Brown, Scott Drew, David Parish. STANDING: Dean Larson, Richard Bode,Terry Dominiack, Paul Willrodt, J. Chavez, Coach David Kelley. Girls’ Track Completes Third Season 106 S. Mycr, J. Kolund, P. Elrod, M. Lindley, J. Audiss, W. Sturgeon, D. EUston, J. Giese, P. Stroh. SECOND ROW: S. Hoffman, R. Dixon, M. Buum, B. Reckling, C. Reis, N. Knox, V. Mills,C. Miller, S. Myer. THIRD ROW: Coach Mrs. Norma Johnson, S. Strublc, S. Kindt, K. Cadwcll, J. Waters, C. Audiss, M. Anderson, D. Ellis, R. Thompson. C-Club Has Active Year FIRST ROW: J. Blackwell, D. Ellis, R. Weber, D. Adams, D. Maxon, B. Steckelberg, J. Lindley, E. Houska, B. Goethals, Advisor Donald Giese. SECOND ROW: B. Countryman, L. Hollman, C. Wostcr, G. Gilbert, M. Goetsch, K. Stem, P. Adams, R. Bode, K. Swenson, D. Winters. THIRD ROW: S. Rinehart, R. Martin, P. Rinehart, D. Thompson, P. Willrodt,C. SeUand, D. Carlson, B. Springer, M. Chilson, J. Chavez. FOURTH ROW: J. Krebs, L. Miller, D. Hieb, R. Alcwel, J. Hanig, J. Glaus, K. Kchrwald, M. Farnsworth, A. Chaaderdon, S. Schocnfclder. Under the leadership of President Dennis Carlson, C-Club plunged into homecoming with a stunt float. They also sponsored a wrestling match between Presho grade school and Chamberlain grade school with the little Cubs coming out the victors. This match proved very successful and plans for a rematch may be set up next year. Because of the wear and tear put on the varsity suit jackets, C-Club donated some money to help defray costs for new ones. They also put in some money for a new weight machine with six stations. At the close of the year election of officers for the coming year was held. OFFICERS Dennis Carlson, president; Jim Glaus, vice president; Dallas Thompson, secretary- treasurer. 107 CHS Victory Chanters Lead Student Body B’ TEAM Carolyn Burull, Wendy Sturgeon, Carrie Sturgeon, Judy Foltz. VARSITY Sally Douville, Mary Casey. Judy Audiss, Linda sen, Sue Foltz. ‘Getting it together for a victory’ chant the crowds led by the varsity, ‘B’, and wrestling cheerleaders. They strove to cheer their teams to victory through good sportsmanship. Win or lose, these girls, along with the fans, always supported their team. The cheerleaders spent much time mak- ing posters, organizing pep rallies, teaching CHS fans new cheers, and in general, re- vitalizing school spirit. At home or away, these cheerleaders were seen ‘getting it together’ for a Cub victory. 108 WRESTLING Elaine Seeley, Pat Elrod, Kathy Knutson, Barb Olesen, Paula Sturgeon. 109 110 Vocal Music Department Sounds Off CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW: J. Carlvalho, P. Elrod, I). Smith, L. Larson, S. Backlund, D. Hogarth, D. Newby, S. Leheska. SECOND ROW: D. Vchlc, L. Olesen, C. Kenyon, S. Cummings, C. Miller, L. Cozine, V. Mills, M. Schcllc, A. Weisz, C. Fcltman, T. Croft. THIRD ROW: L. Larson, R. Bement, K. Christensen, D. Cahill, J. Svoboda, L. Hamicl, G. Clemens, L. Balstcr. S. St ruble, T. Clark, D. Reis, T. Gust. FOURTH ROW: D. DeBoer, J. Stcllwag, C. Willrodt, L. Swanson, M. Muldoon, J. Swanson, R. Alcwcl, D. Carlson, D. DeBoer, R. Weber, S. Mueller, K. Swenson. NOT PIC- TURED: K. Andcra, L. Rose, M. Trumm. Do you hear what I hear? If you did, you probably attended the annual winter concert December 16th when the concert choir performed this number. Other groups performing were the high school girls’ glee and the junior high choir. Contest was held February 2nd at Kim- ball. Nine superior ratings were awarded to our participants. On April 11th, the fourth annual Tri- City Concert was held in Chamberlain with the DeSmct, Miller and Chamberlain music departments participating. On May 11th, the music department ushered in spring with their annual Pop’s Concert. The conclusion of the year for the young musicians was their participation in baccalaureate and commencement serv- ices. Kirke Pratt directed the vocal music at CHS. Dennis Carlson and Linda Larson go over some new music with director Kirke Pratt before chorus begins to rehearse. 112 OFFICERS Dennis Carlson, president; Susan Leheska, robe chairman; Judy Audiss, assistant robe chairman; Deb Cahill, secretary- treasurer; Rex Alewel, vice president. ACCOMPANISTS Susan Leheska, Paula Maurer, Julie Lake, Loric Balstcr, Karen llutmachcr, Beth Reckling. SEATED: Lorelei Swan- son. ALL-STATE CHORUS Annette Weisz, Linda Larson, Geraldine Clemens, Tom Croft, Dotty De- Boer, Dennis Carlson, Rex Alewel, Dan Vehle. 113 Hard Work Produces Many Superiors BOYS’ ENSEMBLE - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Tom Croft, Dan Vehlc, Kevin Swenson, Donn De- Boer, James Swanson, Rex Aiewel, Mike Mul- doon, Dennis Carlson. MISCELLANEOUS ENSEMBLE - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Becky Lauinger, Julie Gicsc, Carrie Sturgeon, Jul- ie Lake, Karen Hutmachcr, Terri Schelle, Kim Cadwell, Kathy Endres, Beth Reckling, Cheryl Audiss, Debbie Dill, Brenda Lcifcrman. VOCAL SOLOISTS - REGIONAL SUPERIORS Dennis Carlson, Rex Aiewel, Lorelei Swanson, Tom Croft. 114 — MADRIGAL SINGERS - REGIONAL SUPERIOR FIRST ROW: Carma Miller, Vickie Mills, Lorelei Swanson, Jayne StcIIwag, Deb Cahill. SECOND ROW: Annette Weisz, Tom Croft, Donn De- Boer, Kevin Swenson, Dan Vehlc, Linda Larson. THIRD ROW: Dennis Carlson, Dotty DeBoer, James Swanson, Geraldine Clemens, Rex Alcwcl. MIXED OCTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Carma Miller, Geraldine Clemens, Dotty DeBoer, Annette Weisz, Dan Vchle, Dennis Carlson, Rex Alcwcl, Tom Croft. 115 Glee Clubs Perform at Three Concerts GIRLS’GLEE FIRST ROW: C. Keiner, J. Carlvalho, P. Prewitt, S. Cummings, D. Hogarth, D. Newby, D. Smith, N. Hosek, R. Newby, P. Elrod, S. Lehcska. SECOND ROW: L. Larson, P. Knudtson, L. Olcsen, S. DouvUle, D. Cahill, C. Miller, V. Mills, A. Weisz, L. Swanson, M. Schcllc. THIRD ROW: J. Svoboda, K. Christensen, R. Homan, L. Cozine, K. Kenyon, S. Foltz, D. Ellis, L. Hamiel, C. Almond, N. Larson, S. Struble.N. Knox. FOURTH ROW: L. Larson, C. Willrodt, G. Clemens, K. Knutson, E. Seeley, D. Chilson, D. DeBoer, L. Swanson, L. Balstcr, D. Reis, T. Clark, J. Stcllwag, A. Johnson. NOT PICTURED: A. Winchell, L. Rose, M. Anderson, K. Andera. FRESHMEN GIRLS’ GLEE FIRST ROW: A. Stcmmcrman, D. Johnson, M. London, S. Hicb, P. Stroh, S. Myers, C. Sturgeon, C. Burull, J. Cummings. SECOND ROW: S. Hloucha, D. Graves, M. Gerth, J. Giese, D. Leifcrman, B. Lauinger, S. Turgeon.T. Schcllc. THIRD ROW: S. Svoboda, K. Hutmachcr, A. Clark, C. Pickncr, S. Strublc, J. Lake, K. Weber, K. Endres, M. Thompson, D. Dill. FOURTH ROW: C. Reis, J. Powell, S. Hoffman, D. Larson, K. Cadwcll, C. Audiss, B. Leiferman, J. Waters, J. Hintze, L. Rosenoergcr, B. Reckling. 116 Fine Job Is Done By Leaders of the Band 117 Rena Newby, Paula Sturgeon, Mary Casey, Jeanne Hickey 71-72 Proves Exciting for CHS Band The large group of returning under- graduates provided the nucleus for a su- perior band this year. The fall season was highlighted by trips to the State Fair and the S.D.E.A. convention, along with the entertainment at football games and the homecoming parade. The concert season began with the winter concert on December 16th fol- lowed by the Tri-City Concert on April 11th, which was held in the armory. De- Smet and Miller also participated. The Pop’s Concert ended the concert perform- ances for the year on May 11 th. Other highlights included fifteen su- periors attained at the regional contest, and the selection of Dan Doran to the all- state band. Band activities ended with the Memor- ial Day services on May 29th. CHS band is under the direction of Charles Vetter. 118 INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS - REGIONAL SUPERIORS Phyllis Pearl, Marianne Lindlcy, Carma Miller, Joann Weber. STANDING: Brad Barnes, Bill Johnson. Dan Vchle, Dennis Carlson, Jerry Chavez, Paul Willrodt. ‘A’ BAND FLUTE: P. Pearl, C. Miller, M. Lindlcy, L. Heesch, D. Newby, L. Bolster. B. Lauingcr, J. Gicse. OBOE: K. Hutmacher, S. Olivier. Bb CLARI- NET: J. Chavez, P. Sturgeon, P. Miller, T. Randall, C. Reis, L. Larsen, B. Miller, J. Hinders, P. Elrod, J. DeBoer, K. Endres, T. Rutan, L. Miller, K. Jensen. J. Kolund. BASS CLARINETS: V. Mills, R. Newby. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: J. Weber.BASSOON: R. Bcmcnt. TYMPANI: M. Anderson. ALTO SAXOPHONE: D. Cahill, L. Bement, L. Cleland. TENOR SAX: D. Vehle, B. Leiferman, J. Feltman. BARITONE SAXO- PHONE: B. Lewis. CORNET: D. Doran, G. Gilbert, B. Johnson, C. Woster, C. Willrodt, K. Cadwcll, A. Weisz, P. Maurer, B. Reckling, J. Krebs, C. Audiss. FRENCH HORN: D. Carlson, N. Stephens, C. Hutmacher, K. Weber. GUITAR: K. Swanson. BASS HORN: J. Gerth, K. King, M. Goetsch, G. Dciss. TROMBONE: K. Krebs, L. Weber, T. Croft, C. Kenobbic, R. Brown, L. Swanson. BARITONE: B. Barnes, K. Kchrwald, G. Clemens, A. Bocding. PERCUSSION: P. Willrodt, D. Winter, D. Adams, D. Trusty, C. Dciss, J. Hickey, S. Svoboda, A. Turgeon, M. Gerth. ALL STATE BAND Dan Doran Band Is Outstanding at Contest TROMBONE QUARTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Kathy Krebs, Craig Kenobbic, Lance Weber, Tom Croft. DRUM ENSEMBLE • REGIONAL SUPERIOR Marsha Anderson, Doug Winter, Paul Willrodt, Deb Trusty, Cathy Deiss. WOODWIND CHOIR - REGIONAL SUPERIOR L. Larsen, C. Reis, T. Randall, P. Miller. P. Sturgeon, J. Chavez, K. Hutmachcr, P. Pearl, C. Miller. STANDING: J. Weber, V. Mills, R. Bcnicnt, B. Lewis, D. Vehle, L. Clcland, D. Cahill. 120 SAXOPHONE SEXTET - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Brad Lewis, Brenda Lciferman, Dan Vchlc, Lorri Clcland, Leland Bement, Deb Cahill. STANDARD CLARINET CHOIR - REGIONAL SUPERIOR Joann Weber, Vickie Mills, Kathy Endres, Patti Elrod, Judy Hinders, Loretta Larsen, Carol Reis, Paula Sturgeon, Jerry Chavez, Terry Randall. STAGE BAND L. Swanson, D. Vehle, D. Cahill, L. Clcland, B. Lcifemian, J. Feltman, B. Lewis, P. Willrodt, C. Kenobbic, J. Gerth, T. Croft, L. Weber, B. Johnson, K. Krebs, G. Gilbert, D. Carlson, D. Doran. 121 Pep Band Arouses Spirit PEP BAND G. Gilbert, B. Johnson, D. Doran, C. Wostcr. D. Trusty, D. Miller, K. Ilutmachcr, L. Miller, B. Miller, P. Pearl, R. Bartekoske, J. Eeltman, L. Lar- son, K. Krebs, C. Deiss, D. Cahill, S. Olivier, L. Swanson, L. Bolster, D. Newby, R. Newby, S. Svoboda, D. Lcifcrman.D. Winter, L. Weber, J. Gerth, A. Turgeon, J. DeBoer, J. Gicse, K. Cad well, T. Rutan, L. Bement, G. Deiss, T. Croft, D. Vchle, M. Anderson, J. Chavez, V. Mills, B. Lauingcr, K. Endres, D. Carlson,C. Reis, C. Ilutmachcr, B. Lewis, P. Maurer, M. Goctsch, P. Willrodt, M. Lindlcy, J. Weber, R. Bement, K. Web- er, B. Reckling, C. Kenobbie, C. Audiss, B. Leiferman, A. Boeding, K. Swanson, B. Barnes, R. Brown, L. Clcland, P. Sturgeon, K. King, C. Will- rodt, J. Hinders, A. Weisz, P. Elrod, C. Miller, J. Kolund, M. Gerth, J. Hickey, N. Stephens, J. Krebs, D. Adams. 122 Young Band Members Provide Nucleus for Future Years RESERVE BAND FIRST ROW: K. Archer, J. Weber, J. Svoboda, K. Struble, B. Schell, R. Glover, E. Keller, P. Markus, M. Gilbert, T. Hieb, B. Glaus, L. Cleland. SECOND ROW: R. Kenyon, C. Hutmachcr, D. EUston, S. Lindlcy, R. Karlen, B. Cahill, T. Hclland, N. Lloyd, B. Endrcs, J. Balster, S. Winchcll, L. McGee, P. Urban, N. Ellis, S. Kenyon, L. Williams. THIRD ROW: K. Hoyer, L. Anderson, J. Keller, J. Barnes, W. Byre, K. Steckelbcrt, P. King, R. Weber. R. Newby, B. Krebs, K. Langkcek, D.Knust, J. Goldammer, T. Almond, J. Adamson, B. Dahlcman, C. Smith, J. Pricbc, L. Drew, C. Willis, K. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: P. Willrodt, D. Spier, L. Swanson, J. Lciferman, S. Elrod. D. Douvillc, L. Leiferman, B. Rutan, S. Glatt, S. Williams, L. Smith, D. Hcmmeman, J. Hebron, M. Bcrgner, K. Reardon, M. Casey, R. Raish, S. Buum, B. Bennett. NOT PICTURED: I. Nel- son, R. Feltman, D. Heesch, D. Heesch, K. Kirwan, S. Struble. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Karol Dorwart. ‘B’ BAND F. Creamer, J. Creamer, T. Lengkcek, L. Docrr, M. Hemmelman, L. Zingler.C. Tunks, S. Reuer, A. Miller, M. McMurchie, B. Kalb, M. Chadder- don. SECOND ROW: H. Smith, D. Thompson, N. Thompson, D. Powers, M. Rutan, J. Willis, B. Glover, G. Thomas, J. Dclfs, B. Schell, M. Hollnian, K. Reimer, R. Trusty, K. Hayward, D. Reardon, M. Andcra, B. Byre. DIRECTOR: Charles Vetter. 123 Administration 124 School Board: Backbone of CHS Richard Lloyd. Bill Lake, Vernon Smith. Harold Dufclmcier, Dr. L.W. Holland. Vern Duba, Mrs. Leone DeBoer, Leonard Andera Richard Reuer, Mrs. Wilma Smith. NOT PICTURED: Robert Kirwan. 126 Dr. L.W. Holland, president of the school board, presents David Hieb with his diploma. Administration Coordinates CHS Activities VERNON V. SMITH Superintendent HOWARD E. ELROD Principal 127 Mrs. Dolly Parker Office Secretary CHS Faculty Promotes Modern Teaching Methods MRS. REEVA NANK1VEL LEONARD DcBOER DAVID KELLEY MRS. CHARLOTTE CADWELL JILL MARSH K1RKE PRATT DICK DeNEUI HELEN McCABE MRS. GRACE WINTER ROBERT LUSK CHARLES VETTER MRS. HAZEL STRAND 128 MRS. MERRY EMME LAWRENCE COZINE MRS. MARY KELLER TOM MAY DARREL CADWELL DUANE STEVENSON DONALD G1ESE ROBERT STANF1LL MRS. NORMA JOHNSON BILL AUSDEMORE MRS. LOIS KALTSULAS MILLARD MERKWAN 129 Student Council Has Successful Year Terry Randall, Abe Turgeon, Sheila Fincgan, Steve Mueller, Patti Elrod, Randy Rindcls, Connie Keiner, Dan Vchlc, Abie Chaddcrdon, Susan Lc- heska, Monte Farnsworth. Monte Farnsworth led the CHS stud- ent council in another year of activities as the CHS student body president. Along with the annual projects of the council such as homecoming, concessions. Na- tional Honor Society banquet, and the Christmas program, the members also had several other functions. The faculty met the mighty student council in a basketball game. Though the students led by cheerleaders Deb Trusty, Pam Miller, Phyllis Pearl, and Linda Jorgensen, cheered hard for the council, the faculty managed to slip by them with a score of 36 to 30. The student council also discussed the school constitution, held assemblies, and ended their year with the election of a new president and cheerleaders for the coming year. Monte Farnsworth, president; Abe Chaddcrdon, vice president; Susan Lchcska, secretary- treasurer. 130 CHS Service Staff Betters School Environment CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS George EUingsen, Don Adamson, Cliff Shroyer, Mike Ommen. George Tuttle, Gene London, Gary Althcidc. COOKS FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH Mrs. Pcarlc Peterson, Mrs. Doris Wicczorek, Mrs. Faye Rinehart, Mrs. Jo Blackwell, Mrs. Bill Dill. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Sharon Wojciechowski. COOKS FOR THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SEATED: Mrs. Bertha Yates, Mrs. Norma Swanson, Mrs. Hazel Wiof. STANDING: Mrs. Anna LaVoy, Mrs. Aberl Urban, Mrs. Lu DeBoer, Mrs. Margaret Knox. 131 133 Junior High Faculty Provides Needed Background 134 DALE VLASMAN DONALD MEINEN MRS. ARLYNE LAFFERTY MRS. EVELYN HAMMERBECK MRS. PEARL THIEL MRS. JANET STEVENSON MRS. NELL LABIDEE Special Education Fulfills Student Needs MRS. RUTH POTTER Remedial Reading MRS. KAROL DORWART Instrumental Music STARLYN TARRELL Vocal Music LENNIS LONG Elementary Principal SPECIAL EDUCATION Steven Wojciechowski, Roque Clark, Richard Eatherton, Debbie Krois, Jeffrey Swen- son. NOT PICTURED: Lori McGee, Richard Schwicsow. TEACHER: Mrs. Gladys English. 135 Teachers Retire After Years of Dedicated Service We take this opportunity to say thank you for the many kind deeds during your years of service to the Chamberlain school, Mrs. Nell Labidee, Mrs. Evelyn Hammcrbcck. and Mrs. Edith Werner. Write us often! Grade 8 FIRST ROW: M. Hemmelman, E. Keller, K. Eatherton, T. Sclland, L. King, R. Olson, M. Gilbert, R. Parish, D. Docktcr, D. Spier. SECOND ROW: S. Drew, D. Andcra, L. Silbernagel, L. Karlen, K. Lengkeck, S. Kalb, C. Miller, S. Houska, N. Swanson, D. Fees, R. Carlson.THIRD ROW: L. Healy, M. Clemens, W. Bocding, S. Kopke.G. Houser, R. Palmer, R. Kenobbie, M. Talich, D. Pearson, M. Harmon. NOT PICTURED: C. Gil- man, M. Mueller, D. Standy, R. Weber. 136 Grade 8 FIRST ROW. T. Foley, S. Swanson, J. Endrcs, J. Renner, D. Schoenfelder, R. Speckels, D. Schoenfeldcr, D. Goodman, D. Ellston, V. Dahlman. SECOND ROW: C. Eymer, N. Ellis, L. Williams, B. Davis, M. Stcckclberg, E. Almond, L. Balster, K. Viercck, H. Stewart, B. Dockter, M. Kindopp. THIRD ROW: M. Sclland, G. Smith, S. Olson, D. Odens, P. Markus, R. Dozark, D. Leiferman, L. McGee, B. Swenson, D. Cleland, G. Schwiesow,C. Hubbard. NOT PICTURED: J. Eatherton, M. Kopke. Grade 8 FIRST ROW: J. Barnes, S. Stephens, R. Newby, D. Trusty, R. Raish, K. Steckelberg, L. Bement, S. Winchell, D. DuVall, B. Glaus. SECOND ROW: S. Buum, L. Cleland, D. Douville, P. Maurer, C. Hutmachcr, V. Feltman, P. Willrodt, B. Bennett, J. Peterson, M. London, L. Giedd. THIRD ROW: M. Klein,B. Lewis, S. Olivier, G. Sly, L. Wcsscling, S. Hespc, S. King R. Schochenmaicr, K. Struble, D. Swenson, W. Byre, D. Heesch. NOT PICTURED: B. Esterling, M. Anderson. 137 Grade 7 FIRST ROW: G. Chilson, M. Countryman, D. Shaffer, J. Balster, R. Glover, S. Elrod, S. Thomas, S. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: C. Rose, B. Cahill, A. Smith, D. Biskeborn, D. Shields, B. Krebs, R. Cable. THIRD ROW: J. Goldammer, D. Kercher, V. Smith, M. Hespe, V. Hickey, I. Nelson, M. Standy, S. Kenyon. NOT PICUTRED: P. Finegan. Grade 7 FIRST ROW: A. DcPuy, D. Thompson, D. Turgeon, J. Leifcrman, P. King, G. Dominiack. SECOND ROW: M. Harmon, S. Houska, B. Schell. L. Hoffer, L. Buum, J. Svoboda.D. McAdaragh.L. Doerr.THIRD ROW: C. Shields, T. Schoenfelder, C. Zaugg, J. Priebe, A. Eiseman, W. Adams, C. Chadderdon. NOT PICTURED: J. Sinclair. 138 Grade 7 FIRST ROW: G. Maxon, T. Healy, R. Docktcr, E. Williams, K. Archer, K. Osborne, E. Powell, J. Koenecke, P. Eiseman. SECOND ROW: P. Urban, V. Turgcon, J. Sturgeon, A. Thompson, W. McGee, S. Thompson, M. Stewart, L. Smith, D. Odens, T. Hieb, J. Weber. THIRD ROW: C. Willis, N. Johnson, M. Hudson, J. Voss, T. Kenobbie, K. McDonald, M. Johnson, M. Bergner.C. Thomas, K. Reardon. Grade 6 FIRST ROW: J. Keller, P. Sclland, R. Hoffer.T. Almond.C. Hutmachcr, R. Karlen, D. Giese, D. Odens. SECOND ROW: S. Turgcon, B. Dahlman, S. Williams, B. Anderson, C. Miller, R. Stewart, B. Rutan, D. Rose, L. Harmon. THIRD ROW: K. Kirwan, J. Dill, D. Haugen, B. Leifcrman, D. Henne- man,C. Hiemstra, R. Pearson, J. Bocding, K. Bushman. NOT PICTURED: M. Thomas. TEACHER: Mrs. Doris Goodman. 139 Grade 6 FIRST ROW: D. Knust, C. Smith, N. Lloyd, B. Endres, T. Milnar, T. Holland, R. Thompson, S. Richardson. SECOND ROW: C. Bowers, G. Thomas, D. Zcman, J. Steliwag, F. Creamer, M. Wesseling, V. Geersen, S. Steckelberg, K. Olson.THIRD ROW: L. Parish, S. Michels.L. Anderson, D. Olivier, B. Knippling, H. Boeding, P. Stewart, J. Willis,C. Ommen. TEACHER: Sandy VanderWerft. Grade 6 FIRST ROW: D. Heesch, S. Glatt, K. Archer, L. Shaffer, L. Swanson, L. Leiferman, J. Adamson, S. Lindley. SECOND ROW: S. Sinclair, M. Domin- iack, B. Thycr, J. Stienfcld, K. Campbell, K. Hoyer, B. Hickey, K. Bemcnt, M. Hcmmclman. THIRD ROW: R. Feltman, L. Drew, M. Casey, L. Brun- ken.K. Speckcls, D. Spier, B. Nash, J. Priebe. NOT PICTURED: R. Kenyon. TEACHER: Karen Wint. 140 Grade 5 FIRST ROW: M. Hollmann, M. Rutan, L. Zinglcr, H. Smith, L. Docrr, R. Trusty, M. Lciferman, V. Hicb. SECOND ROW: P. Adams, C. Tunks, D. London, J. Michels, L. Biskeborn, K. Reimer, D. Padgett. THIRD ROW: J. Briggs, G. Douville, T. Hudson, T. Shields, N. Swanson, J.Smith,S. Houser, R. Hicmstra. NOT PICTURED: J. Chavez. TEACHER: Mrs. Lula Reckling. Grade 5 FIRST ROW: K. Hayward, K. Hemmelman, C. Rohrbauck, S. Willuweit, B. Big Eagle, G. Endrcs, B. Byre, D. Buum. SECOND ROW: D. Bunnell, R. Sturgeon, R. Glover, M. Andcra, L. Reis, D. Ellston, D. Pearson.THIRD ROW: T. Titterington, M. Chadderdon, M. McMurchie.T. Lengkeek,C. Bowers, D. Thompson, M. Kirwan, T. McAdaragh. NOT PICTURED: S. Speckels. TEACHER: Patricia Romkema. Grade 5 FIRST ROW: D. Willuweit, W. Schcllc, N. Kolund, J. Michels, D. Audiss, M. Lemmc.T. Fleury, D. Adamson, T. Keller,C. Briggs. SECOND ROW: J. Baker, R. Quiram, S. Bader, R. Fisher, C. Hiemstra, J. Gould, M. Saukerson, E. Kostelecky, C. Schoenfelder. THIRD ROW: V. Roberts, R. Lloyd, R. Whitclight, P.Cozine, J. Giedd, R. Douvillc, L. Weber, R. Williams, T. Schochenmaier, S. Sinclair. TEACHER: Mrs. Ardenc Gilman. FIRST ROW: D. Reardon, S. Treat, E. Skinner, R. Buum, B. Richardson, G. Millagc. SECOND ROW: P. Karlen, B. Trumm, A. Miller, T. Zaugg, R. Kalb, M. Boeding, B. Schell. THIRD ROW: N. Thompson, B. Tichy, S. Reuer, D. Powers, J. Delfs, C. Schoenfelder, J. Creamer, B. Walker.NOT PICTURED: R. Eatherton. TEACHER: Marvin Sharkey. Grade 4 142 Grade 4 Grade 3-4 143 FIRST ROW: K. Leiferman, A. Chavez, D. Odens, C. Ellis, J. Moore, W. McDonald, C. Knust, R. Kcincr. SECOND ROW: M. Hickey, B. Olson. W. Norman, L. Skinner, L. Shaffer, D. Smith, C. Feltman, P. WiUrodt, L.Thayer.C. Karlen. THIRD ROW: D. Thompson, T. Hudson, M. Houser,L. Forman, S. Nelson, P. Hespe, T. Hall, G. Zeman, L. Creamer. NOT PICTURED: M. Eatherton, R. Fry. TEACHER: Mrs. Freda MarshaU. FIRST ROW: G. Thompson, C. Clarambcau, B. Swanson, T. Kalb, L. Vogel, M. Speckels, R. McAdaragh, J. Zingler, C. Giese. SECOND ROW: V. Spier, M. Weber, J. Archer, R. Hoffman, L. Dill, L. Cleland,G. Johnson, S. Krebs, L. Priebe.TEACHER: Marian Rasmussen. Grade 3 FIRST ROW: P. Lindley, S. Skinner, C. Pickner, T. Sturgeon, J. Casey, P. Foltz, K. Leiferman, M. Anderberg, J. Flesner, L. Rogers,C. Bader. SECOND ROW: L. Baker, D. Houska, S. Dahlman, L. Delfs, M. LaVoy, D. Klocck, G. Ycaton, T. Smith, D. Parish. Q. Bocding. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, R. Felicia, K. Gocken, L. Schneble, K. Rose, L. Abernathy, R. Schaefer, D. Zeman, D. Douvillc,G. Keyser, P. Giedd. TEACHER: Mrs. Helen Lomica. Grade 3 FIRST ROW: L. Geersen,N. Walker, R. Rice, K. Rohrbauck, D. Foley, D. Eiseman, L. McDonald, N. Elision. M. Baker, K. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. Mittlestedt, J. Thomas, M. Hiemstra, T. Ranum, L. Sturgeon, V. Audiss, J. Anderson, M. Feilmeier, D. Pearson. THIRD ROW: R. Feltman.P. Dockter, T. Crow, P. Weber, R. Shields, P. Shroyer, J. Baker, D. Olivier, K. Hieb, P. Hayward. NOT PICTURED: R. Stewart, S. Hamiel. TEACHER: Mrs. Marilyn Nelson. 144 Grade 2 FIRST ROW: S. Thomas, C. Weber, S. Stewart, L. Knust, C. Justice, K. Lengkeek, M. Dominiack, M. Waugh, L. Priebe. SECOND ROW: M.McNeil, J. Hoffman, S. McAdaragh, V. Bunnell, T. Mcttlcr, D. Adamson, C. Best, S. Ranuni, A. Odens, J. Buxccl. THIRD ROW: D. Adams, A. Andera, M. Renner, T. Brownfield, J. Zaugg.T. Speckcls, S. Nelson, T. Hespe, B. Heesch.TEACHER: Mrs. Vera Butt. Grade 2 FIRST ROW: C. LaVoy, P. Parish, P. Jensen, S. Abernathy, L. Baker, L. Biskeborn, B. Thomas, B. Pickner, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, N. Endres, S. Trusty, R. Altheidc, S. Hieb, C. Stroh, B. Nash, C. Norman, J. Weber. THIRD ROW: L. McLeish, L. Doerr, S.Smith,S. Kirwan, A. Treat, R. Anderberg, S. Busack, S. Fuller, C. Sinclair. TEACHER: Mrs. Shirley Goldammcr. 145 Grade 2 Grade 1 146 FIRST ROW: D. Stellwag, A. Wingert, D. Vogel, S. Shields, M. Hoffer, D. Johnson, J. Buum, T. Hickey, M. Ellston. SECOND ROW: K. Miller, M. Moore, G. Creamer, K. Shaffer,T. llicb, D. Forman, J. Burki, K. Campbell, B. Thayer. THIRD ROW: C. Thompson, J. Karlen,C. Krebs, R. Weber, D. Hrdlicka,T. Loos, B. Healy, M. Willrodt,T. Williams. TEACHER: Mrs. Pauline Stransky. FIRST ROW: C. Feilmeier, J. Swenson, M. Weber, S. Bader, S. Clarambeau, M. Reimer, G. Clutter, R. Adamson. SECOND ROW: K. McGregor, K. Kir wan, C. High fill, J. Loos, K. Williamson, L. Grover, K. Yeaton. THIRD ROW: K. Stricherz, L. Dominiack, T. Sargent, D.Trumm,L. Hall. R. Brown, J. Osterberg, R. Moore. TEACHER: Mrs. Laura Hubbcling. Grade 1 FIRST ROW: M. Vogel, K. Anderson, B. Harmon, L. Phillips, P. GOeken, D. Sinclair, R. Wingcrt, D. Gunkel. SECOND ROW: D. Schelle, J. Dahlman, T. Flcury, L. Olcscn, P. Kerwin, S. Walker, D. Kalb. THIRD ROW: S. Cable, S. Shields, J. Mathis, M. Quiram, K. Dockter, R. Zeman, R. Audiss, S. Milnar. NOT PICTURED: R. Hansen. TEACHER: Mrs. Colette Kehrwald. Grade 1 FIRST ROW: A. Ellis, J. Zeman, J. Schneble, L. Ostbye, R. Guest, L. Carlson, T. Thayer.SECOND ROW: S. Shawd.S. Foltz, H. Speckels, C. Ken- yon, R. Lauingcr, L. Reimcr, J. Tichy, L. Mittlclstcdt. THIRD ROW: Y. Douville, D. Hall, J. Shepherd, H. Bocding, M. Loos, D. Leiferman, S. Al- theide. NOT PICTURED: M. Meyer. TEACHER: Mrs. Edith Werner. 147 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: M. Davis, S. Pratt, J. Met tier, S. Anderson, W. Best, C. Johnson, M. Leiferman, M. Cable, K. Archer, J. Sargent, L. Ellston. SECOND ROW: T. Stricherz, D. Fuller, R. Harmon, L. Miller, M. Waugh, L. Fees, M. Busack, L. Delfs, L. Kerwin, R. McGregor. THIRD ROW: J. Weber, L. Falch, D. Shields, R. Swanson, L. Knippling, D. Wheeler, L. Schaefer, K. Shroyer, C. Chernatik, B. Clarambeau, R. Turgeon. AIDE: Mrs. Etta Ommen. TEACHER: Mrs. Mary Gerth. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: C. Jensen, K. LaVoy, M. Haynes, B. Jensen, S. Gray, D. Seaton, W. Hickey, J. Osterberg. SECOND ROW: K. Miller, K. Glatt.T. Rog- ers, J. Wingert, M. Endres, D. Ell, K. McNeil, C. Casey, M. Waugh, D. London. THIRD ROW: M. Martin, S. Loos, M. McMurchie, A. Dovenmuehler, B. Karlen, D. Busack, T. Foltz, S. Shaffer, J. Highfill. NOT PICTURED: P. Forman, P. Eatherton, P. Stewart. TEACHER: Mrs. Mary Gerth. AIDE: Mrs. Etta Ommen. 148 Sponsors A R Truck and Equipment A W Drive-In Adams Agency Al’s Oasis Leonard Andera, Attorney Anderson’s Dry Goods Barger Photography F.W. 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Wise Bottle Gas 149 FACULTY Ausdemore, Bill 17,79,91,103,129 Butt, Mrs. Vera 145 Cadwell, Mrs. Charlotte 9,68,70, 128 Cadwell, Darrel 129 Cozine, Lawrence 78,129 DeBoer, Leonard 76,128 DeNeui, Dick 88,89,95,96,103,128 Dorwart, Mrs. Karol 123,135 Elrod, Howard 82,127 Emme, Mrs. Merry 74,129 English, Mrs. Gladys 135 Gerth, Mrs. Mary 148 Giese, Donald 12,107,129 Gilman, Mrs. Ardene 142 Goldammer, Mrs. Shirley 145 Goodman, Mrs. Doris 139 Hammerbeck, Mrs. Evelyn 134,136 Hubbeling, Mrs. Laura 146 Johnson, Mrs. Norma 66,106,129 Kaltsulas, Mrs. Lois 129 Kehrwald, Mrs. Colette 147 Keller, Mrs. Mary 69,129 Kelley, David 97,106,128 Labidee, Mrs. Nell 134,136 Lafferty, Mrs. Arlyne 134 Lomica, Mrs. Helen 144 Long, Lennis 135 Lusk, Robert 16,128 McEachran, Richard 134 Marsh, Jill 8,128 Marshall, Mrs. Freda 143 May, Tom 20,129 McCabe, Helen 72,128 Meinen, Donald 93,134 Merkwan, Millard 91,102,129 Nankivel, Mrs. Reeva 128 Nelson, Mrs. Marilyn 144 Ommen, Mrs. Etta 148 Potter, Mrs. Ruth 135 Pratt, Kirkc 112,128 Rasmussen, Marian 143 Reckling, Mrs. Lulu 141 Romkema, Patricia 141 Sharkey, Marvin 142 Smith, Vernon V. 127 Stanfill, Robert 71,129 Stevenson, Duane 93,129 Stevenson, Mrs. Janet 72,134 Strand, Mrs. Hazel 21,128 Stransky, Mrs. Pauline 146 Thiel, Mrs. Pearl 134 Tarrell, Starlyn 135 VanderWerff, Sandra 140 Vetter, Charles 83,123,128 Vlasman,Dale 134 Werner, Mrs. Edith 136,147 Wint, Karen 140 Winter, Mrs. Grace 73,128 HIGH SCHOOL Adams, David 47,91,95,97,102, 107,119,122 Adams, Doug 15,25,78,79,91,107 Index Adamson, Greg 52,70 Alewel, Rex 42,61,76,79,91,107,112, 113,114,115 Almond, Carol 47,66,116 Andera, Karen 25,68,70,112,116 Andera, Kenneth 52,93 Andera, Tim 25 Andera, Tom 52,97 Anderberg, Rhctt 42 Anderson, Carol 47 Anderson 47,66,72,79,106,116,119, 122 Audiss, Benny 42,76,95 Audiss, Cheryl 52,61,66,74,106,114, 116,119,122 Audiss, Judy 42,66,84,106,109, 113 Backlund, Douglas 42 Backlund, Susan 47,61,66,74,112 Balster, Lorie 42,66,70,112,113, 116.119.122 Barnes, Bradley 47,93,101,103,105, 118.119.122 Bartekoske, Rita 26,68,122 Bement, Richard 52,112,119,120,122 Bennett, Robert 15,26,78 Blackwell, Jim 52,68,70,72,79,93,103, 107 Blare, James 52,70 Bode, Lyle 26,78 Bode, Richard 26,106,107 Boeding, Alan 52,93,101,102,119, 122 Boeding, Walter 52 Briggs, Nancy 47,70 Brown, Gwendy Knutson 42 Brown, Ron 52,70,97,106,119, 122 Brunken, Paul 47,89 Bunker, Mike 47,89,97,103 Bunker, Theodore 47,89,103 Bunnell, Doug 52,89,101,103 Burki, Don 52 Burki, Elaine 26,78 Burull, Carolyn 52,66,108,116 Busack, Charles 52 Bushman, Mona 47,67,68,79 Buum, Mary Ann 53,70,74,106 Cadwell, James 42 Cadwell, Kim 53,68,70,106,114,116, 119.122 Cahill, Deb 26,74,112,113,115,116, 119.120.121.122 Carlson, Dennis 26,38,39,40,41,70,71, 79,91,107,112,113,114,115,118, 119.121.122 Carlvalho, Julia 36,37 Casey, Mary 26,39,40,66,109,112,116, 117 Chadderdon, Abie 25,27,38,41,61,71, 84,90,91,95,102,103,104,105, 107 Charging, Dallas 47,88,89,97,103, 104 Chavez! Jerry 39,69,88,89,106,107,118, 119.120.121.122 Chavez, John 53 Chilson, Denise 42,66,79,116 Chilson, Mark 47,88,89,97,103,107 Chmela, Carol 27,78 Chmela, Dayle 42,73 Chmela, Terry 53,89,97,103 Christensen, Christine 42,66,70,71,72, 74,78,79 Christensen, Karen 27,39,66,74,79,112, 116 Christensen, Pete 53,76,93,97 Clark, Anita 53,116 Clark, Peter 47 Clark, Tannya 42,112,116 Cleek, Sharon 48 Cleland, Lorri 53,119,120,121, 122 Clemens, Geraldine 27,68,70,71,112, 113,115,116,119 Collins, Grady 42 Cooper, Debra 43 Countryman, Bill 27,39,41,73,91, 107 Cozine, Laural 43,70,112,116 Croft, Tom 48,112,113,114,115,119, 120.121.122 Cruse, Holly 43 Cummings, Jeannette 53,116 Cummings, Mike 53,93,97,103 Cummings, Sandy 27,78,112,116 Davis, Jim 53 DeBoer, Donn 48,76,93,95,97,112,113, 115,116 DeBoer, Julie 43,70,74,119,122 Deiss, Catby 27,74,119,120,122 Deiss, George 53,70,76,97,119,122 Dill, Debbie 53,68,114,116 Dixon, Beccie 48 Dixon, Roberta 48,106 Dockter, Mickey 48 Doerr, Dona 48,66,79 Dominiack, Connie 28,73 Dominiack, Deb 43 Dominiack, Kandy 43 Dominiack, Nancy 53,73 Dominiack, Ronnie 28 Dominiack, Susan 48 Dominiack, Terry 43,71,106 Doran, Daniel 28,39,40,119,121, 122 Douville, Sally 42,43,66,108,116 Dozark, Doug 53,93 DuVall, Harry 48,76 Ellis, Darrell 43 Ellis, Dicky 28,71,88,89,99,100, 107 Ellis, Dorothy 48,106,116 150 EUston, Debbie 63,68,106,123 Elrod, Pat 48,66,72,79,106,109,112, 116.119.121.122 Endres. Kathy 53,66,68,114,116,119, 121.122 Faller, Jane Renner 45,73 Farnsworth, Monte 28,39,40,61,72,88, 89,103,104,107 Feltman, Curtis 53,76,93,97,112 Feltman, Daniel 28,76,78 Feltman, Jerri 28,71,74,119, 121,122 Feltman, Jim 28,76 Finegan, Shicla 53,73 Foley, John 53,76 Foley, Becky 53 Foltz, Judy 48,66,72,74,79,108 Foltz, Sue 43,66,79,109,116 Forell, Charles 28,76,99 Forman, Glenn 28 Fott, Joreen 43,66,70,71,72,73,74, 79 Frick, Guy 28,76 Gerth, Jim 43,69,70,72,119,121,122 Gerth, Mary 53,66,68,69,72,74,116, 119.122 Giese, Julie 53,106,114,116,119, 122 Gilbert, George II 28,88,89,99,107, 119.121.122 Glaus, Jim 29,40,76,79,91,95,107 Goethals, Bernard 46,107 Goetsch, Marty 48,91,101,103,107, 119.122 Goodman, Kenny 48 Graves, Debbie 53,74,116 Graves, Dennis 29 Guest, Jim 29,78 Guest, Steven 53 Gunter, Danny 48 Gust, Tim 43,112 Hamiel, Leesa 48,112,116 Hamiel, Wade 43,76 Hanig, Ann 53,66,74 Hanig, John 95,107 Hanig, Mark 29,76 Harjo, Shirley 29 Harmon, Louis 53,97 Harmon, Richard 48,76 Harmon, Steve 43 Haugen, Sherree 43,66,68,70,72,117 Healy, Mike 43 Hebron, Jimmy 53,123 Heesch, Lois 48,69,70,119 Hickey, Jeanne 53,66,69,72,74,117, 119,122 Hieb, Danny 14 Hieb, David 29,78,95,107,126 Hieb, Jacob 48,76,102 Hieb, Lowell 52,53,97,103 Hieb, Sarah 53,116 Hinders, David 43,72,95 Hinders, Judy 48,66,79,119,121,122 Hintze, Julie 54,74,116 Hloucha, Sheryl 54,66,70,71,116 Hoffman, Steve 29,78 Hoffman, Susan 30,54,66,68,70,71, 106,116 Hogarth, Debbie 43,70,112,116 Hollman, Larry 30,91,107 Homan, Renee 43,68,70,116 Hosek, Nancy 43,116 Houser, Dan 43,76 Houska, Edward 43,76,99,107 Houska, Steven 16,48,61,95,97,89, 103 Hoyer, Brad 43 Hoyer, Brian 54 Hutmacher, Gerry 54,93,97 Hutmacher, Karen 54,68,113,114,116, 119,120,122 Jensen, Kae 43,68,69,72 Jensen, Kim 54,66,72,119 Johnson, Alice 49,116 Johnson, Bill 43,69,70,118,119,121, 122 Johnson, Dari 54 Johnson, Donna 54,73,74,116 Jones, David 30 Jorgensen, Linda 70,73 Jurgensen, Larry 31,43 Jurgensen, Robin 49 Karlen, Merrill 49,76 Kehrwald, Kevin 43,107,119 Keiner, Connie 42,43,66,70,116 Keiner, Kathie 31,66,70 Kenobbie, Craig 54,93,101,119, 120,121,122 Kenyon, Kathy 44,112,116 Kersting, Mary Harmon 31 Kindt, Sonya 54, 106 King, Kevin 54,93,101,119,122 Klein, Nancy 49,68 Kleinhans, Joyce 31 Knippling, Dale 49,76 Knippling, Joanne 44,82 Knippling, Marsha 54,66,73 Knox, Lowell 44,101 Knox, Nancy 49,66,72,116 Knudtson, Peggy 44,66,67,106,116, 117 Knutson, Kathy 31,38,66,70,109,116 Knutson, Mick 76 Koenecke, Dennis 44 Kolund, Julie 54,74,106,119,122 Kott, Jeanne Adams 31 Kostelecky, Dale 31 Krebs, John 49,79,91,99,100,103, 107,119,122 Krebs, Kathy 31,71,119,120,121,122 Krois, Diane 54,66,74 Kulhavy, Sally 54 Lake, Don 31 Lake, Julie 54,66,68,70,113,114, 116 Larsen, Betty Jo 49,74 Larsen, Loretta 31,72,74,79,119, 120,121,122 Larson, Dean 49,93,101,106 Larson, Doris 54,74,116 Larson, Ladonna 31,68,70,79,112, 116 Larson, Linda 31,66,68,70,74,112,113, 115.116 Larson, Nova 44,116 Lauingcr, Becky 54,66,68,114,116,119, 122 Lauinger, Cheryl 44,70 Leheska, Susan 31,38,39,40,41,66,70, 71.72.74.79.112.113.116 Leiferman, Brenda 54,66,69,74,114, 116, 119,121,122 Leiferman, Doris 54,66,70,116,122 Leiferman, Nadine 47,49,66 Lindley, James 32,38,99,100,107 Lindley, Marianne 49,66,72,74,79,106, 118,119,122 London, Ginger 44,66 London, Marianne 55,116 Marsh, Jerry 32 Martin, Rickie 44,71,91,95,103, 107 Maxon, Donnie 44,91,95,102,103,105, 107 Maxon, Jim 49 McKenna, Wade 55 McKenna, Warren 55 Meagher, Shirley 55,74 Miliage, Paul 55,93,97 Miller, Becky 49,69,119,122 Miller, Carma 49,66,79,106,112,115, 116.118.119.120.122 Miller, Lisa 55,119,122 Miller, Louie 49,92,93 Miller, Mike 55 Miller, Pam 32,66,69,70,73,119, 120.122 Mills, Nancy 32,39,40 Mills, Vickie 49,68,72,106,112,116, 119,120,121,122 Mines, Larry 44,91,99,100 Moore, Mike 49 Moore, Sheryl 55 Moulton, Albert 49,99,103 Mueller, Steven 47,49,69,70, 91,112 Muldoon, Mike 49,70,79,93,95,97,103, 112,114 Myers, Sally 55,106 Myers, Sherry 32,78 Myers, Sonya 44,66,73,106 Nedved, Ron 32 Neeman, Robert 49 Nelson, Howard 44 Newby, Diane 44,66,112,116,119, 122 Newby, Rena 50,116,117,119,122 151 Norman, Sandra 44,66,74 Olcsen, Barb 47,60,66,79,84,109 Olcsen, Linda 32,61,66,70,108,112, 116 Olson, Greg 45,70 Olson, Terry 50,93,97,103 Ommen, Pam 55,66,68,70 Osborne, David 50,93 Osborne, Debbie 45,68,70 Osborne, Glenn 45,71,99 Palmer, Randy 32,76 Pearl, Phyllis 32,38,66,67,69,70,74, 118,119,120,122 Pearson, Clint 50,76 Peterson, Doug 50 Peterson, Mark 50 Peterson, Susan 32,78 Petrak, Robert 32,78 Pickner, Cindy 55,116 Pickner, Merlyn 50,76 Pickner, Mike 55,93 Powell, Judy 55,116 Powell, Walter 45,76 Powers, Bill 33,76 Prewitt, Patty 50,116 Price, John 50,79,93,103,104 Priebe, Joe 50 Priebe, Peggy 45 Randall, Nancy 50,66 Randall, Terry 55,76,93,97,119,120, 121 Reckling, Beth 55,66,70,106, 113.114.116.119.122 Reis, Carol 25,33,38,40,70,74,79 119.120.121.122 Reis, Cindy 55,70,71,74,106,116 Reis, David 45,76 Reis, Don 55,68 Reis, Deborah 45,66,74,112,116 Reis, WiU 45 Reuer, Don 45 Reuer, Eugene 55 Reuer, Marlys 33,74 Reuer, Rodney 56,76 Rindels, Kori 47,50,66,74 Rindels, Randy 45,76 Rinehart, Jill 33,73 Rinehart, Phillip 33,41,60,61,90,91,93, 94,102,103,105,107 Rinehart, Steve 50,91,97,103,107 Roberts, Illena 50 Roberts, Sally 33 Rose, Cheryl 56,66 Rose, Linda 45,112,116 Rosenburger, Linda 56,74,116 Rossman, Becky 50 Rossman, Terry 45,76 Rutan, Teresa 56,119,122 Schelle, Mary 66,74,112,116 Schclle, Terri 56,66,71,114,116 Schoenfelder, Bill 56,61,99,103 Schoenfelder, Steve 45,93,99,102, 104.107 Schwiesow, David 45,76 Seeley, Elaine 33,38,39,41,109, 116 Sclland, Carol 46 Selland, Charles 34,78,107 Silbernagel, Jerry 46 Smith, Denice 50,66,68,70,72 73,74,112,116 Smith. Ron 46,70 Soil, Brian 46,71,89 Speck, Judy 50,66,70 Speckels, Darla 51,66,73 Springer, Robert 34,91,103,105,107 Stankovic, Dragan 34,36,37,71 Steckelberg, Bruce 34,72,98,99, 100.107 Steckelberg, Duane 51,76 Steckelberg, Gerald 56,103 Steliwag, Jayne 51,112,115,116 Stemmerman, Avis 56,116 Stephens, Lori 51,116 Stephens, Nan 52,56,119,122 Stem, Keith 34,71,107 Stern, Mark 46 Stethem, Patti 56 Stewart, Fonda 51 Stewart, Mona 78 Stienfield, Judy 46 Stoll, Venita 46 Stroh, Pam 56,70,106,116 Stroh, Steve 56 Struble, Sharon 56,66,72,74,106, 116,123 Struble, Susan 46,66,70,72,73,74,112, 116 Sturgeon, Carrie 56,66,73,108,114, 116 Sturgeon, Paula 35,60,61,66,70,109, 117.119.120.121.122 Sturgeon, Wendy 51,66,73,106,108 Svenson, Charlotte 35 Svoboda, Joyce 35,74,79,112,116 Svoboda, Susan 57,66,74,116,119,122 Swanson, Barry 57,93,97 Swanson, Carol 51 Swanson, David 57,76 Swanson, Ingrid 57 Swanson, James 51,76,112,114,115 Swanson, Jane 35 Swanson, June 51,69 Swanson, Kim 51,76,97,119,122 Swanson, Lisa 46,116 Swanson, Lorelei 46,72,112,113,114, 115.116.119.121.122 Swenson, Carol 46 Swenson, Kevin 46,91,107,112,114, 115 Thaler, Kim 51 Thomas, Louann 51 Thomas, Tim 97 Thompson, Dallas 35,62,103, 107 Thompson, Doug 46,71 Thompson, Kim 35 Thompson, Merry 57,116 Thompson, Roberta 57,66,70,106 Treat, Rose 66 Trumm, Michael 46,112 Trusty, Deb 22,35,66,69,70,72,73,119, 120 Turgeon, Abe 52,57,89,101,102,119, 122 Turgeon, Cheryl 57,66,116 Vasiljevic, Jelena 35,36,37 Vehle, Dan 46,68,69,70,82,84,112,113, 114.115.118.119.120.121.122 Voss, Jeri 51,72 Wallner, Jerry 103 Waters, Jean 57,106,116 Waters, Richard 51 Weber, Joann 46,66,68,69,70 118.119.120.121.122 Weber, Karen 57,66,71,1 16,119,122 Weber, Lance 52,57,93,97,102,104,119, 120.121.122 Weber, Ronald 51,69,88,89,102,107, 112 Weisz, Annette 46,69,71,72,112,113, 115.116.119.122 Weniger, Diane 35,66 Weniger, Myra 14,57,66,74 Wessling, Brenda 51 Williamson, William 35 Willis, John 51,76,93 Willrodt, Carole 46,66,67,71,72, 112.116.119.122 Willrodt, Paul 35,39,71,79,106,107, 118.119.120.121.122 Winchcll, Alice 51,70,116 Winter, Douglas 51,70,88,89,101,103, 107.119.120.122 Woster, Chris 46,71,95,107,119, 122 Zaugg, Bonnie 51,74 Zeman, Joan 51 Zeman, Micky 25,35 Zeman, Margi 57 GRADES Abernathy, Loren 144 Abernathy, Scott 145 Adams, William 135 Adams, Don 145 Adams, Paul 141 Adamson, Danny 142 Adamson, DeNell 145 Adamson, Jill 123,140 Adamson, Ricky 146 Almond, Edwin 137 Almond, Teresa 123,139 Altheide, Rochelle 145 Altheide, Sonya 147 Andera, Angela 145 Andera, Michael 123,141 Andera, Daniel 136 152 Anderberg, Molly 144 Anderberg, Reed 145 Anderson, Brett 139 Anderson, Jeff 144 Anderson, Kristin 61,147 Anderson, Laurie 123,140 Anderson, Mike 137 Anderson, Stacia 148 Archer, Kelly 139 Archer, Kim 123,140 Archer, Kip 143 Archer, Kraig 148 Audiss, Denise 142 Audiss, Robin 147 Audiss, Vicki 144 Bader, Cathy 144 Bader, Steven 142 Bader, Susan 146 Baker, James 142 Baker, John 144 Baker, Lisa 144 Baker, Laura 145 Baker, Michelle 144 Balster,Jody 123,138 Balster, Lonna 137 Barnes, Jeff 106,123,137 Bement, Kathy 140 Bement, Leland 119,121,122,137 Bennett, Betty 123,137 Bergner, Marla 123,139 Best, Curtis 145 Best,Wayde 145 Big Eagle, Bernard 141 Biskeborn, Dan 138 Biskeborn, Linda 141 Biskeborn, Londa 145 Boeding, Helen 140 Boeding, Herman 147 Boeding, Jerry 139 Boeding, Margaret 142 Boeding, Quincy 144 Boeding, William 136 Bowers, Catherine 140 Bowers, Cindy 141 Briggs, Craig 140 Briggs, Jeff 141 Brown, Robert 61,146 Brownfield, Tammy 145 Brunken, Laurie 140 Bunnell, Della 141 Bunnell, Valerie 145 Burki, Jeff 146 Busack, Donald 148 Busack, Molly 148 Busack, Scott 145 Bushman, Karen 139 Buum, Dale 141 Buum, Joyce 147 Buum, Leonard 138 Buum, Roger 142 Buum, Sheryl 123,132 Buxcel, Jay 145 Byre, Brad 141 Byre, Wade 123,137 Cable, Michelle 148 Cable, Russell 138 Cable, Steve 147 Cahill, Barbara 123,132 Campbell, Kathryn 123,140 Campbell, Kimberli 146 Carlson, Lowell 147 Carlson, Rick 136 Casey, Collin 148 Casey, Jeanne 144 Casey, Mike 123,140 Chadderdon, Cindy 138 Chadderdon, Marilee 123,141 Chavez, Annette 143 Chavez, Joe 141 Chernotik, Cindy 148 Chilson,Guy 138 Clarambeau, Bryce 148 Clarambeau, Curtis 143 Clarambeau, Shane 146 Clark, Roque 135 Cleland, David 137 Cleland, Leah 123,137 Cleland, Lcasa 143 Clemens, Margaret 136 Clutter, Geraldine 146 Countryman, Monte 138 Cozine,Paul 142 Creamer, Gene 146 Creamer, Julie 123,142 Creamer, Linda 143 Creamer, Francine 123,140 Crow, Toby 144 Dahlman, Balinda 123,139 Dahlman, Janece 147 Dahlman, Shelly 144 Dahlman, Vickie 137 Davis, Becky 137 Davis, Meta 148 Dclfs, John 123,142 Delfs, Lisa 148 Delfs, Lynnette 144 Depuy, Andy 138 Dill, Jon 139 Dill, Laurel 143 Dockter, Beverly 137 Dockter, Dorothy 136 Dockter, Kevin 147 Dockter, Peggy 144 Dockter, Roger 139 Doerr, Lance 138 Doerr, Leone 145 Dominiack, Lori 146 Dominiack, Michael 145 Dominiack, Gary 138 Dominiack, Marty 140 Douville, Daigre 144 Douville, Denise 123,137 Douville, Gina 141 Douville, Robert 142 Douville, Yvette 147 Dozark, Russell 137 Dovenmuehler, Ann 148 Drew, Lynette 123,140 Drew, Scott 106,136 Du Vail, Deanna 137 Eatherton, James 137 Eatherton, Karen 136 Eatherton, Michel 143 Eatherton, Patricia 148 Eatherton, Richard 135 Eatherton, Russell 142 Eiseman, Alvin 138 Eiseman, Darrell 144 Eiseman, Paul 139 Ell, Denise 148 Ellis, Annette 147 Ellis, Cindy 143 Ellis, Nancy 123,137 Ellston, Denise 141 Ellston, Diane 137 Ellston, Lisa 148 Ellston, Michael 146 Ellston, Nancy 144 Elrod, Steve 123,138 Endres, Betty 123,140 Endres, Gail 141 Endres, Janice 137 Endres, Mary 148 Endres, Nancy 145 Esterling, Barbara 137 Eymer, Chris 137 Falch, Larry 148 Fees, Darla 136 Fees, Lori 148 Feilmeier, Cathy 146 Feilmeier, Michael 144 Felicia, Robert 144 Feltman, Connie 143 Feltman, Rhonda 144 Feltman, Rodney 123,140 Feltman, Vicki 137 Finegan, Patty 138 Fisher, Ronald 142 Felsner, John 144 Fleury,Treon 142 Fleury, Tyrale 147 Foley, Douglas 144 Foley, Tom 137 Foltz, Perry 144 Foltz, Shona 147 Foltz, Tangee 148 Forman, Dinah 146 Forman, Lane 143 Forman, Paula 148 Fry, Robin 143 Fuller, Darcy 148 Fuller, Sherry 145 Geersen, Lori 144 Geersen, Vicki 140 Giedd,Janell 142 Giedd, Larry 137 Giedd,Paul 144 Giese, Carol 143 Giese, Diane 139 Gilbert, Marliss 123,136 Gilman, Clyde 136 Glatt, Kris 148 Glatt, Scott 123,140 Glaus, Barbara 123,137 Glover, Rebecca 123,141 153 Glover, Roberta 123,138 Gocken, Kimberly 144 Gocken, Patrick 147 Goldammer, Jeff 123,138 Goodman, Danny 89,137 Gould, JoAnn 142 Gray, Sherry 148 Grover, Lynn 146 Guest, Ronelle 147 Gunkel, Doreen 147 Hall, Deanna 147 Hall, Lonnie 146 Hall, Theresa 143 Hamiel, Sherry 144 Hanson, Richard 147 Harmon, Beth 147 Harmon, Lori 139 Harmon, Mary 136 Harmon, Myra 138 Harmon, Roberta 148 Haugen, Douglas 139 Haynes, Marnie 148 Hayward, Kenneth 123,141 Hayward, Priscilla 144 Healy, Bret 146 Healy, Lori 136 Healy, Tim 139 Heesch, Barbara 145 Heesch, Daniel 123,140 Heesch, David 123,137 Helland,Tom 123,140 Hemmelman, Keith 141 Hemmelman, Mark 123,140 Hemmelman, Michael 136 Henneman, David 123,139 Hespe, Martin 138 Hespe, Polly 143 Hespe, Stephen 137 Hespe, Tim 145 Hickey, Bradley 140 Hickey, Michelle 143 Hickey, Terrence 146 Hickey, Vance 138 Hickey, Warren 148 Hieb, Kevin 144 Hicb, Scott 145 Hieb, Teresa 146 Hieb, Tonya 123,139 Hieb, Vicld 141 Heimstra, Carla 142 Hiemstra, Craig 139 Hiemstra, Michelle 144 Hiemstra, Randy 141 Highfill, Clinton 146 Highfill, Janel 148 Hoffer, Lorie 138 Hoffer, Marty 146 Hoffer, Robin 139 Hoffman, Jeff 145 Hoffman, Ronnie 143 Hoffman, Sandra 138 Hollman, Michael 123,141 Houser, Greg 136 Houser, Michael 143 Houser, Susan 141 Houska, Susan 136 Houska, David 144 Houska, Sally Ann 138 Hoyer, Kim 123,140 Hrdlicka, David 146 Hubbard, Calvin 137 Hudson, Mary Jo 139 Hudson, Teri 143 Hudson, Todd 141 Hutmacher, Carol 119,122,137 Hutmacher, Cindy 123,139 Jensen, Brenda 148 Jensen, Christine 148 Jensen, Pamela 145 Johnson, Cheryl 148 Johnson, Doug 146 Johnson, Gail 143 Johnson, JoAnn 146 Johnson, Kevin 144 Johnson, Mary Ann 139 Johnson, Nancy 139 Justice, Carla 145 Kalb, Debbie 147 Kalb, Rebecca 123,142 Kalb, Steve 136 Kalb, Timothy 143 Karlen, Brad 148 Karlen, Connie 143 Karlen, Julie 146 Karlen, Laura 136 Karlen, Paula 142 Karlen, Roy 123,139 Karlen, William 141 Keiner, Bobby 143 Keller, Elizabeth 123,136 Keller, John 123,139 Keller, Thomas 142 Kenobbie, Robert 136 Kenobbie, Terry 139 Kenyon, Charles 147 Kenyon, Rita 123,140 Kenyon, Sandra 123,138 Kercher, Donald 138 Kerwin, Leslie 148 Kerwin, Patrick 147 Keyser,Glen 144 Kindopp, Melva 137 King, Laurie 136 King, Perry 123,138 King, Scott 137 Kirwan, Kandy 123,139 Kirwan, Kristi 146 Kirwan, Michael 141 Kirwan, Steve 145 Klein, Mark 137 Klocek,Dawn 144 Knippling, Billy Knippling, Leon 148 Knust, Christine 143 Knust, Douglas 123,140 Knust, Lisa 145 Koenecke, Judy 139 Kolund, Nancy 142 Kopke,Marc 137 Kopke, Scott 136 Kostelecky, Edward 142 Krebs, Bob 123,138 Krebs, Chuck, 146 Krebs, Sally 143 Krois, Debbie 135 Lauinger, Rollin 147 La Voy, Christine 145 LaVoy, Katherine 148 LaVoy, Mary 144 Leiferman, Brenda 139 Leiferman, Denise 61,147 Leiferman, Diana 137 Leiferman, James 123,138 Leiferman, Karla 144 Leiferman, Kathy 143 Leiferman, Larry 123,140 Leiferman, Mark 148 Leiferman, Monte 141 Lemme, Mary Elizabeth 142 Lengkeek, Keith 123,136 Lengkeek, Kevin 145 Lengkeek, Tanna 123,141 Lewis, Brad 119,120,121,122,137 Lindley, Paul 144 Lindley, Suzanne 123,140 Lloyd, Nancy 123,140 Lloyd, Richard 142 London, Danny 148 London, Donna 141 London, Maureen 137 Loos, Jerry 146 Loos, Michael 147 Loos, Stephen 148 Loos, Thomas 146 Markus, Peggy 123,137 Martin, Melanie 148 Mathis, Jerry 147 Maurer, Paula 113,119,122,137 Maxon,Gary 139 MeAdaragh, Debbie 138 MeAdaragh, Rhonda 143 McAdaragh, Scott 145 Me Adaragh, Terry 141 McDonald, Billy 143 McDonald, Kevin 139 McDonald, Lisa 144 McGee, Lowell 123,137 McGee, Wanda 139 McGregor, Kenneth 146 McGregor, Rhonda 148 McLcish, Lanette 145 McMurchie, Mary 123,141 McMurchie, Megan 148 McNeil, Kelly 148 McNeil, Michael 145 Mettler, Jennifer 148 Mettler, Tamara 145 Meyer, Michael 147 Michels, Jeffery 142 Michels, Joelene 141 Michels, Steve 140 Millage, Ginger 142 Miller, Amy 123,142 Miller, Cathy 136 Miller, Cindy 139 154 Miller, Kevin 146 Miller, Kimberly 148 Miller, Lori 148 Milnar, Susan 147 Milnar, Tammy 140 Mittelestedt, Lisa 147 Mittelestedt, Meldoy 144 Moore, Jill 143 Moore, Monte, 146 Moore, Dan 145 Moore, Robin 146 Nash, Brad 145 Nash, Bruce 140 Nelson, Ivy 123,138 Nelson, Steve 143 Nelson, Stanley 145 Newby, Ricky 123,137 Norman, Charlene 145 Norman, Wanda 143 Odens, Annette 145 Odens, Daniel 139 Odens, Darren 143 Odens, Deborah 137 Odens, Delores 139 Olesen, Leanne 147 Olesen, Rose 136 Olivier, David 144 Olivier, Douglas 140 Olivier, Sandra 119,122,137 Olson, Brian 143 Olson, Kim 140 Olson, Scott 137 Ommen, Cathy 140 Osborne, Kenneth 139 Ostbye, Lisa 147 Osterberg, Janine 148 Osterberg, Julie Padgett, Douglas 141 Palmer, Rick 136 Parish, David 106,144 Parish, Lonnie 140 Parish, Peggy 145 Parish, Rickie 136 Pearson, Dallas 136 Pearson, Deanna 141 Pearson, Duane 144 Pearson, Richard 139 Peterson, Jeanne 137 Phillips, Lisa 147 Pickner, Chrystal 144 Pickner, Boyd 145 Powell, Edwin 139 Powers, Doris 123,142 Pratt, Stana 148 Priebe, Janet 123,140 Priebe, Jeff 138 Priebe, Leslie 143 Priebe, Lori 145 Quiram, Mark 147 Quiram, Roxane 142 Raish, Rita 123,137 Ranum, Stacey 145 Ranum,Todd 144 Reardon, Daryl 123,142 Reardon, Karen 123,139 Reimer, Kathy 123,141 Reimer, Lisa 147 Reimer, Michael 146 Reis, Linda 141 Renner, Jean 137 Renner, Marsha 145 Reuer, Stephanie 123,142 Rick, Richelle 144 Richardson, Brett 142 Richardson, Shalene 140 Roberts, Val 142 Rogers, Lori 144 Rogers, Tommy 148 Rohrbauck, Cindy 141 Rohrbauck, Kim 144 Rose, Carl 138 Rose, Dean 139 Rose, Karen 144 Rutan, Bradley 123,139 Rutan, Michael 123,142 Sargent, James 148 Sargent, Todd 146 Saukerson, Mary Lou 142 Schaefer, Lynn 148 Schaefer, Roberta 144 Schell, Brenda 123,138 Schell, Brent 123,142 Schelle, David 147 Schelle, Wanda 142 Schneble, Jennifer 147 Schneble, Lauri Jo 144 Schochenmaier, Richard 137 Schochenmaier, Terry 142 Schoenfelder, Carol 142 Schoenfelder, Christine 142 Schoenfelder, Dale 137 Schoenfelder, Debra 137 Schoenfelder, Tom 138 Schwiesow, Gail 137 Schwiesow, Richard 135 Seaton, David 148 Selland, Mike 137 Selland, Paula 139 Selland, Tom 136 Shaffer, Dan 138 Shaffer, Kim 146 Shaffer, Lexie 140 Shaffer, Lori 143 Shaffer, Sheryl 148 Shawd, Steven 147 Shepherd, John 147 Shields, Curtis 138 Shields, Daniel 148 Shields, Delores 138 Shields, Robert 144 Shields, Scott 147 Shields, Shelly 146 Shields, Teresa 141 Shroyer, Kerri 148 Shroyer, Pamela 144 Silbernagel, Lola 136 Sinclair, Cheryl 145 Sinclair, Dee 147 Sinclair, Jody 138 Sinclair, Shelly 140 Sinclair, Stacie 142 Skinner, Eddie 142 Skinner, Loren 143 Skinner, Scott 144 Sly, Georgianna 137 Smith, Anna 138 Smith, Cindy 123,140 Smith, Dawn 144 Smith, Donald 143 Smith, Gary 137 Smith, Judy 141 Smith, Howard 123,141 Smith, Lonnie 123,139 Smith, Stephen 145 Smith, Thomas 144 Smith, Vickie 138 Speckels, Holly 147 Speckels, Kip 140 Speckels, Michael 143 Speckels, Rollie 101,137 Speckels, Susan 141 Speckels, Tana 145 Spier, Danny 123,140 Spier, David 136 Spier, Venita 143 Standy, Debra 136 Standy, Mike 138 Steckelberg, Kevin 123,137 Steckelberg, Mike 137 Steckelberg, Steve 140 Stellwag, Donna 146 Stellwag, John 140 Stephens, Steve Stewart, Helen 137 Stewart, Matthew 139 Stewart, Pamela 140 Stewart, Paula 148 Stewart, Robin 139 Stewart, Rosie 144 Stewart, Suzanne 145 Stienfeld, Jeanne 140 Stricherz, Kelle 146 Stricherz, Teresa 148 Stroh, Crystal 145 Struble, Karla 123,137 Sturgeon, Jackie 139 Sturgeon, Lee 144 Sturgeon, Todd 144 Sturgeon, Ruby 141 Svoboda, Janet 123,138 Swanson, Bonnie 143 Swanson, Lowell 123,140 Swanson, Naomi 136 Swanson, Neil 141 Swanson, Ramona 148 Swanson, Sally 137 Swenson, David 137 Swenson, James 146 Swenson, Jeffery 135 Swenson, Bob 137 Talich,Mike 136 Thayer, Bonnie 140 155 Thayer, Brenda 146 Thayer, Lori 143 Thayer, Tammy 147 Thomas, Brenda 145 Thomas, Charla 139 Thomas, Gail 123,140 Thomas, John 144 Thomas, Mary 139 Thomas, Sarah 145 Thomas, Stephen 138 Thompson, Avery 139 Thompson, Cheryl 146 Thompson, David 143 Thompson, Deborah 123,141 Thompson, Dwight 138 Thompson, Gregory 143 Thompson, Norma 123,142 Thompson, Robert 140 Thompson, Sheila 139 Ticky, Brenda 142 Tichy, Jeff 147 Titterington, Todd 141 Treat, Anna 145 Treat, Stephen 142 Trumm, Bruce 142 Trumm, David 146 Trusty, David 137 Trusty, Robbin 123,141 Trusty, Shawn 145 Tunks, Crystal 123,141 Turgeon, Dan 138 Turgeon, Randy 148 Turgeon, Steven 139 Turgeon, Vicki 139 Urban, Patty 123,139 Viereck, Karen 137 Vogel, Douglas 146 Vogel, Lawrence 143 Vogel Marty 61,147 Voss, Jean 139 Walker, Bruce 142 Walker, Nancy 144 Walker, Steve 147 Waugh, Monte 148 Waugh, Marty 145 Weber, Christine 145 Weber, Janet 123,139 Weber, Jamie 145 Weber, Julie 148 Weber, Lynn 142 Weber, Mark 143 Weber, Mary Kay 146 Weber, Peggy 144 Weber, Rick 123, 136 Weber, Robert 146 Wesseling, Lorna 137 Wesseling, Michael 140 Wheeler, Donna 148 White Light, Robert 142 Williams, Ernest 139 Williams, Linda 123,137 Williams, Russell 142 Williams, Scott 123,139 Williams, Tarrel 146 Williamson, Kathy 146 Willis, Cynthia 123,139 Willis, Jane 123,140 Willrodt, Michael 146 Willrodt,Pat 143 Willrodt, Peter 106,123,137 Willuweit, David 142 Willuweit, Steven 141 Winchell, Sandra 123,137 Wingert,Ann 146 Wingert, James 148 Wingert, Ruth 147 Wojciechowski, Steven 135 Yeaton, Gregg 144 Yeaton, Kenneth 146 Zaugg, Connie 138 Zaugg,Jack 145 Zaugg, Terry 142 Zeman, Dianna 140 Zeman, Don 144 Zeman, Gregory 143 Zeman, Julie 147 Zeman, Randy 147 Zingler, Julie 143 Zingler, Lori 123,141 Autographs 156 p pisch, P 8CHEL YEARBOOKS. 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