Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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David Decker Jolene Schultz Iameg Pauth Anneliese Weidner ooking Forward to the Future The Senior class chose Lilies of the Valley as their class flower, and magenta and gold as their class colors. The motto they selected, We press on, not looking back in anger nor for ward in fear, but around in awareness, will prove to be their inspiration for the future. They will go on to challenge new horizons and at- tain new goals. They hope to be the best of builders -- the leaders of tomorrow. Peggy Langner Evan Fluth Gloria Hill Dale Grunewaldt Judy Janssen Larry Burg 13

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. Juniors Awaited Senior Year 0 Knowledge Thirty eager youngsters made up the junior class i.n '68, This was a memorable year for this enterprising group -- they built a first-place winning floatg they furnished two starters on the varsity basketball tearng they planned and organ- ized the annual junior-Senior Banquetg they pre- sented a playg and they provided officers for the various organizations. Three money-raising projects occupied the spare time of the energetic clan. These included selling magazines and concessions in addition to their play, Love ls Too Much Trouble, which Eugene Ernster Carol Leitheiser Keith Loes was presented on November 2 and 3. One of the days which the juniors won't forget is January 19 -- the day they received their class rings. The favorite stones were artic sapphires and hemitites. The rings will always remind the juniors of their high school days. Wrapping up a successful year was the junior- Senior Banquet which was held at Chef Louie's. The profits of the many fund-raising projects of these ambitious Ilmiors were well-spent on ma- terial to carry out their theme. Y ix ! is it fi i, -142 :Pi f.:?l1 f 2i2:e-:,, W 'Y ' 1 is ,,.- in ' ' 1 K R' h Vi- H. Hi ' 1 it ic ard Mayer 1 , , S Q, Richard Olinger gs VV Ral h Ri h ' P C ter X - A Carolyn Roskens l f f iff? 15 is qiiI2gif,QQfia ' i ul 91 ,s 4 EXQHAQX r mm? , 1 sleigh li 5 fs S wi ,, , ,rffsfj . . 59 Raymond Schulte Robert Sweeney Bruce Terveen Lavonne Voss Dale Werning Karen Wethor Arleen Winkel Judy Winter ifwrf 5 ' 'iiffli - i f -V ra ' is if e ,, 4: one V, p pm - 'i - - V , win es H If-f i-f1,v1'-i , ,K , 5 yff f f faf' fgg e'j25i 7' ' Y I 115525 tai! V li.. wjlflf 7 ' 'lfiiir M AY' -- ,M ..:. .. ,.