Chester Area High School - Flyer Yearbook (Chester, SD)

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Remember The Good Times Look busy you guys. Here comes Mr. Loomis! I'm sure glad we're friends!! Good Times!! That's how many of us will reflect back upon our high school years. There were also times of sorrow, but it's the good times that will live on forever. In 1977-78 we saw a new face take the oath of office for the presidency. Jimmy Carter was almost totally unknown until his campaign for President. He and our country faced such problems as inflation, farm and coal strikes, and the Panama Canal negociations. Some of the highlights in the motion picture world were The Goodbye Girl , Coach , Star Wars , Oh, God , Other Side of the Mountain, Pt. 2 . All over the country young people were dancing at Discos to the beat of many a new song. These include, You Light up My Life , which was number one, Stayin' Alive , Candle on the Water , Dust in the Wind , Sometimes When We Touch , '1 Want to be Your Everything , More Than a Woman , The Way I Feel Tonight , It's a Heartache , and Movin' Out . On television everyone was tuning in on Happy Days , Three's Company:, Quark , Laveme and Shirley , Fish , The Young and die Restless , Eight is Enough , Charlie's Angels , 1 M A S H , One Day at a Time , and 'What's Happenin' . A tear or two might have been shed when Gloria and Me a the ad left All in the Family , and when Carol Burnette aired her final show. All of these happenings will join our other special memories to one day be lived again in our hearts. We'll never forget the many friends we've made in our school years. Without these friends there wouldn't have been any good times. People needing other people make it all worthwhile. Through the years as we leave CHS, a small part will always remain with us because of the activities we've shared and the friends we've made. No matter what course our lives may take, we'll always remember the GOOD TIMES !!! Executive Staff: Editor-Lisa Aldrich, Co-Editor-Luann Minnaert, Business Manager-Roxanne Groeneveld, Ass't. Business Manager- Dianna Hefner, Secretary-Teresa Hohwieler, Photographer-Kim Pederson, Artists-Monica Park and Kathy George. School Life....................................3 Activities....................................11 Athletics.................. ..................23 Album.........................................35 Be sure and save some dessert for me!!

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Homecoming Memories - 1977 Left to right: Queen's Attendants; Lisa Aldrich, Brenda Baartman, Carla Lidel, Queen Roxanne Groeneveld, King Dan Nugent, King's Attendants; Kirk Kuepp, Kelly Brown, Tom Minnaert. The Junior class skit at coronation- We're all The 78 Seniors- True grit and ready for the big game! guts! Excitement was in the air during Homecoming Week, held September 16-30. The Seniors designated each day of the week with its own event; Monday was T-shirt Day, Tuesday was Stripe Day, Wednesday was Security Day with Senior White Wash, Thursday was Dress-up and Senior Respect Day, and then on Friday was Grub Day. Also on Friday a Tug-of-War was held for the school kids and the faculty! Coronation was held on Thursday night at 7:30 in the school gymnasium. The Juniors and Sophomores each put on class skits which the audience enjoyed. Janice Gasper and Tony Schmidt were the Mistress and Master of Ceremonies with Tammy Hohwieler playing the processional and recessional. Roxanne Groeneveld was crowned Queen with Dan Nugent crowned as King. Immediately following the coronation a bonfire with a pep rally was held by the football field; in the pouring rain! ! The Homecoming Football game on Friday night proved to be a great victory for the Flyers; they stomped the Duebrook Dolphins 45-0! After the great game everyone was ready for the dance held in the gym with the KISD Disco-on-Wheels providing the music. Homecoming Week was a great success and was enjoyed by all! ! Trainbearers: Alta Jones and Timmy Schlotterback 4