Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

ORACLE 1980 VOL. 43 HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL POP 188 Editors Amy Peters, Ann Jorgensen, Tami Veldboom Just when you think tomorrow Will never come-its yesterday CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 4-5 STUDENTS 8-35 ORGANIZATIONS 41-61 ATHLETICS ............66-82 SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 83-88 ELEMENTARY 90-107 DEDICATION J 3 Ron Arndt-Concert, pep, H.S. stage band Morningside Col- lege; 12 years at H.H.S. Doug Braa-Marching band Huron College; 4 years at H.H.S. Mark Butt-U.S. History, Humanities, Government Girls BB; Buena Vista College; 11 years at H.H.S. udley DeGraaf-Psyc hology. Sociology, economics, Guidance ounselor; Westmar and University of South Dakota; 27 years it H.H.S. arry Fletcher-English 10, 11, 12, Boys BB, Oracle, Echo advi- or, Wayne State; 3 years at H.H.S. )arel Den Beste-German Sioux Falls College 1 year at H.H.S. Darlene Fett-Vocal Music; Drake University; 8 years at H.H.S. John Haack-typing, general business; Northwestern College 1 year at H.H.S. Donald Harson-Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, Physical Sci- ence, Wayne State College; 8 years at H.H.S. William Hutchinson-Superintendent, Buena Vista and Univer- sity of Northern Iowa; 7 years at H.H.S. Jackie Hutchinson-English 9 University of Northern Iowa, 1 ear at H.H.S. Bill Jesse-P.E., head FB and Track coach, Buena Vista College; 1 year at H.H.S. lone Johnson-Teacher's aide and librarian David Kerr-Art, girls VB, girls Golf; 3 years at H.H.S. Julie Koenen-General Business, Bookkeeping, typing, clerical occupations Mankato State; 1 year at H.H.S. Alice Marquardt-Homemaking I, Family Living, Independent Living, Fashions, Child Development, Foods; Iowa State Uni- versity; 15 years at H.H.S. Charles Schmidt-Principal; University of South Dakota; 15 years at H.H.S. Marlys Stearns-Learning Disabilities; Drake University; 5 years at H.H.S. 4 Janet Stoneking-Secretary; 11 years at H.H.S. Fred Tanner- Woods-Metals-Auto Mechanics, Building Trades; Westmar College and Mankato State; 14 years at H.H.S. Becky Tschopp-Secretary; Spencer School of Business; 2 years at H.H.S. David Vanderbroek-Physical Science, Physics, General and Advanced general math. Northwestern College 1 year at H.H.S. Glenn Wehrkamp-Algebra I and II, Geometry, Advanced math; Northwest Missouri State and University of Northern Iowa; 19 years at H.H.S. Harold Woodard-Vocational Agriculture; Iowa State Universi- ty; 21 years at H.H.S. JANITORS Bob Butler, Delbert Matthiesen 5 SCHOOL BOARD Front L. to R.-Supt. Wm. Hutchinson, Pres. Milo Peters, Vice Pres. Ken Mergen, Sec. Gale Bobolz standing- Duane Koplin, Lanny Dillingham, Norman Lux STUDENT COUNCIL L. to R.-Paul Petersen, Lorelei Peters, Pres. Karen Hoftyzer, Nancy Bernier, Mr. Schmidt, Jim Noonan, Vice Pres. Jane Weber, Perry Borchard, Craig Borchard, Wade Petersen, Sec.-Treas. Janine Miller BROADER HORIZONS L. to R.-Daniel Rost, Toby Mahanta, Bobby afWetterstedt, David Feddersen, Mila Albano, Tami Veldboom The students of H.H.S. broadened their horizons during the 1979-80 school year with the addition of 3 foreign exchange students to the student body, Thomas Mahanta, Robert Afwetterstedt, Mila Albano. Tomas Mahanta from Pasig Metro Manila in the Philippines is the son of Jose and Bella Mabanta, his family includes Jolly, Carina, Saby, Macoy, David, and Ben. His U.S. family is Darold and Arlys Rost, Daniel, Darwin, and Arlen. Toby plans to go to college next year and take up agriculture or medicine. Robert Afwetterstedt is from Stockholm Sweden where his family consist of Mam and Gunilla. His family for a year is Mert and Evie Feddersen, Delmer, Dawn, David, Denise and Debbie. Bobby plans to go to college and then the army and finally to relax and enjoy life. Our female addition is Mila Albano from San Juan Metro Manila in the Philippines. Her family there is Assemblyman Rodolf B. Albana and Josefina, Rodolflll, marie Sol, Fmmaniel Antonio, Martina Lourdes. Her family here is Glenn and Norma Veldboom, Tami, Lance, and Randy. Mila plans to attend college next year. These 3 students all thought the highlight of their stay was just meeting the people of Hartley. It has been a great year for all of us to be able to share our Senior year and to grow and learn together. We all hope that the aim of youth for understanding in promoting peace and friendship throughout the world and that the youth of all countries can join hands and live in peace 7 ORACLE ROYALTY Steve Menke-Karen Hoftyzer Bill Wagner-Shelly Samson Brent Fanning-Twila DeVries SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Paul Petersen Julie Morgan JUNIOR ATTENDANTS FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Perry Borchard Julie Menke Robert Afwetterstedt Craig Borchard Mila Albano Roxann Arends Chris Back Linda Craven Randy Kunkel Tomas Mahanta Mike Kraft Arthur Laubach Scott Linder Steve Menke Randy Puhrmann Marty Roth Nancy Rasmussen Shelly Samson Larry Shuck Julie Riessen Carter Smith Jennifer Smith Tammi Veldboom Carol Verhoef 18 Jane Weber WHO'S WHO IN THE CLASS OF 1980 Bill Wagner Elizabeth Wolf Most athletic girl............ Most athletic guy.............. Best sportmanship.lDan Meyer The peppiest .................. Most active and involved Smartest girl ................ Smartest guy .................. Most talented.................. Most shy....................... Most organized ................ Least organized................ Loudest ....................... Quietest ...................... Friendliest .................. Craziest ..................... Best Actress................... Best actor..................... Best singer ................... Most romantic ................. Most polite ................... Best personality ............. Best car....................... Teacher's pet ................. Most unique.................... Tallest person................. Shortest person .............. Roxann Arends .. . Tom Petersen . Tami Veldboom .....Amy Peters Gaye Muilenburg ......Dan Meyer .....Dan Meyer ....Julie Riessen . . . Mike Petersen ....Carter Smith .. Ann Jorgensen ....Julie Riessen Gaye Muilenburg .....Greg Nellis ......Janet Prins Tami Veldboom ... Tom Petersen ....Julie Riessen .....Bill Wagner ....Melissa Hein .. Karen Hoftyzer Craig Borcnard ... Mike Petersen ............Toby Mike Petersen . .. Jennifer Smith Curliest hair ......... Biggest dimples ........ Biggest nose ........... Funniest laugh ......... Best figure ............ Best walk .............. Prettiest eyes.......... Prettiest hair ......... Prettiest teeth ....... Prettiest smile ........ Most ambitious ........ Most outstanding .... Best dancer ............ Best dressed girl ..... Best dressed boy ....... Most popular w guvs . Most popular w girls Class clown ........... Little pest ............ Best gum chewer......... Most likely to succeed First girl married ..... First guy married .... ... Steve Menke .. Carol Verhoef ......Chris Back .. . .Linda Craven .....Jane Weber .....Jane Weber Scott Linder .....Jane Weber .....Jane Weber .....Amy Peters .....Jane Weber .. Karen Hoftyzer .. Danny Meyer Twila DeVries . . Kathy Johnson Randy Puhrmann Roxann Arends Bill Wagner Bobby .....Greg Nellis . . Tami Veldboom .. Ann Jorgensen ....Scott Linder Gaye Muilenburg ....Lori Kamraat .....Marty Roth 19 ROBERT AFWETTERSTEDT- Kindness is one thing you can't give away it always comes back , Football 4. MILA ALBANO- Little bodies have great soles. Chorus 4, FHA 4. ROXANN ARENDS- Laws can never be enforced unless fear supports them , Basketball 1-2-3, Pep club 1-2, H-club 1, Class officer 1-3, Oracle atten- dent 1. CHIS BACK- lt matters not how long we live but how Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Swing choir 3-4, small groups 1-2-3-4, Plays 1-2-3- 4, speech 1-2-3-4, FCA 1-2-3-4, NWI Chorus 4, FFA 3-4, Stage band 4. CRAIG BORCHARD- lt is easy enough to restrain our wrath when the other fellow is bigger , Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, small groups 1-2-3-4, Band solo 1-2-4, NWI Honor Band 3, German 2-3-4, FCA 2-3-4, Class officer 1-2-3, Student council 3-4, Oracle attendent 3. LINDA CRAVEN- What funny laugh? I don't have a funny laugh. Basketball 3, Band 3-4, German club 4, Play 3, Speech 3, Librarian 4, Football man- ager 4, FCA 3, NWI Honor Chorus 4, Chorus 3-4, Echo staff 3-4, Oracle staff 4, Band officer 4. TWILA DEVRIES- Confussion, indecision, and fear, these are my weapons. Golf 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Plays 1-2-3-4, Speech 3, Oracle 2, Echo 2- 3-4, Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3-4, German club 3-4, Oracle att. 4. RANDY EILERS- Silent people are dangerous. track 1-2-3-4 RICH EILERS- He that seeks trouble never misses. Golf 1-2-3-4 DON ELGERSMA- lt's funny how we never get to old to learn some new way to be stupid. Football 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4. BRENT FANNfNG- Be good and you'll be lonely. Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Class officer 1, Stu- dent council 1-2, Oracle att. 4. KELLY HAARSMA- Early to bed early to rise if you want your head to feel it's normal size. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. 2-3, track 1 KAREN HOFTYZER- Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, and you're sure to be a dull com- panion. Football Manager 4, Basketball 1, Basket- ball manager 2, Golf 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Swing chorus 3-4, Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3-4, Na- THOSE WERE tional Honor Society 2-3-4, Class officer 1-4, Stu- dent council 4, Oracle Queen 4. MELISSA HEIN- Think and let think. Volleyball 1- 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Small groups 3-4, Solo 2-4, Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 2- 3-4, NWI Honor Band 4. KATHY JOHNSON- An innocent face but you can never tell. Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1, Band 1- 2- 3-4, Small group 2-4, Flag Twirler 2-3-4, Oracle 3- 4, Pep club 1-2. ANN JORGENSEN- The most beautiful thing in the world is freedom of speech. Golf 1-2-3-4, Cheerleading 1-2, Band 1, Plays 3-4, Oracle 3-4, Pep Club 1-2, H Club 1, FHA 1-2, Librarian 3-4. LORI KAMRADT- A ring on the finger is worth 2 on the phone. Pep Club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3, Class Officer 2. DAVID KEENE- I can resist everything except temptation. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Base- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, FFA 1-2-3-4. MIKE KRAFT- Home is where the cai is not. Football 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3, Honor Soci- ety 2-3-4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Oracle att. 4. RANDY KUNKLE- lts not what you do its what you get away with that counts. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3-4, German Club 2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, FCA 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 4, Swing choir 3-4. ARTHUR LAUBACH-'Tm in favor of a 5 day weekend. FFA 1-2. SCOTT LINDER- ! would rather be right than be president. Football Manager 1, FB Trainer 2-3-4, Basketball Manager 1, BB Trainer 2-3-4, Track Manager 1-2, Track 3, Baseball 3, Plays 1, Librarian 1, FFA 1-2-3-4. TOMAS MAHANTA- The more I see of foreign lands the more I love my own. Football Manager 4. STEVE MENKE- Quiet and shy but I never let an opportunity pass me by. Football 1-2-3, Track 1- 4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Oracle King 4. KATHY MERGEN- Laugh and the world laughs with you snore and you sleep alone. Basketball 1- 2, Volleyball 1, Golf 1-2-3, Chorus 2-3-4, Oracle 2- 3, echo 2-3-4, Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3-4. DAN MEYER- ln school the best minds are not necessarily those that mind best. Football 1-2-3- 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Golf 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Ger- 20 THE DAYS man club 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Class officer 2-4, Student council 1-3, Oracle at- tendent 1-2, FCA 1-2-3-4, Band officer 4, Small groups 1-2-3-4, Solo 1-2-3-4. GAYE MUILENBURG-,,The pen is mightier than the sword. Basketball 1, Basketball manager 3-4, Volleyball 1, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Plays 2-3-4, Speech 3-4, Oracle 1-2, Echo 2-3-4, Pep club 1-2, Librar- ian 3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, National FJonor Society 2-3- 4, Chorus officer 4. DOUG NAGEL- There's room at the top but who wants to climb. Golf 1-2-3-4. GREG NELLIS- There is no great genius without some touch of madness. Football 1-2-3-4 BARBARA NIELSEN- Life is a jig saw puzzle with most of the pieces missing. Track manager 3, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Plays 1-2, Oracle 1-2, Pep Club 1- 2, Librarian 2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Echo 3-4 AMY PETERS- Life is one big scrambled egg. Track 1, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 2-3-4, Band Officer 4, Drill Team 2-3-4, Plays 3-4, Oracle 3-4, Editor 4, Pep Club 1-2, H Club 1, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Class Offi- cer 3, Homecoming attendent 4 MARK PETERS- Few men have ever repented of silince. Basketball Manager 1-2, Golf 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Swing Choir 1-2-3-4, NWICA 2, FFA 1-2-3-4 MICHAEL PETERSON- Laws die- Books never. Band 1-2-3-4, Small Group 1-3-4, Stage Band 1-3- 4, Solo 3-4 TOM PETERSON- The proper study on man kind is not man but woman. German Club 4, Football 1- 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Oracle Staff 4, German Club 2-3-4, FCA 2-3, H Club 1, Class officer 2, Student Council 4 JANET PRINS- Her blush is guiltiness not mo- desty. volleyball 1-2, Chorus 2-3-4, plays 3-4, speech 3-4, echo 4, pep club 1-2, librarian 1-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, german club 4 STEVEN PRINS- When in doubt-tell the truth. football 1-2-3-4, basketball 1-2-3-4, baseball 1-2- 3, track 2-3-4, band I-2-3-4, stage band 2, plays 1- 2- 3, F.C.A.-1-2 RANDY PUHRMANN- Men willingly believe what they will. Football 1-2-3-4, basketball 1-2-3- 4, baseball 1-2-3-4, track 1-2-3-4, band 1-2-3-4 stage band 1-2-3-4, small groups 1-2-3-4, german club 2-3-4, F.C.A. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Homecoming king 4, h-club 2, plays 4 MARTY ROTH- Some persons are like a wheel barrow they stand still unless they are pushed. track 1-3 NANCY RASMUSSEN- Common sense is not so common. Basketball 1-2, chorus 1-2-3-4, pep club 1-2, F.H.A. 1-2, speech 4 JULIE RIESSEN- A closed mouth catches no flies. Golf 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, chorus 1-2-3-4, swing choir 3-4, vocal solo 2-3, small group 2-3, echo 3, pep clubl-2, german 2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2, national honor society 2-3-4, N.W.I. Chorus 4 SHELLY SAMSON- With will one can do any- thing. Football mang. 3-4, pep club 2, F.H.A. 2-3, class officer 3-4, oracle att. 3-4, homecoming att. 4. LARRY SHUCK JR.- There was never a red head- ed Saint. Football 4, Basketball 2, FFA 2-3-4. CARTER SMITH- There is one advantage in bad hand writing, it covers up a lot of spelling errors. Football 1-2, Track 1, Track manager 2-3-4. JENNIFER SMITH- The best man for a job may be a woman. Basketball 1, Plays 1-2-3-4, Speech 2-3- 4, Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3-4. TAMI VELDBOOM- Talk is one thing that supply always exceeds the demand. Track manager 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Plays 1-2-3-4, Speech 3-4, All State 3, Oracle 1-2-3-4, Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2-3- 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Librarian 2-3-4, echo 4. CAROL VERHOEF- The 1st screw that gets loose in a persons head is the one that controls the tongue. Volleyball 1, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Pep club 1- 2, FHA 1-2-3-4, echo 4. BILL WAGNER- Men should stop fighting among themselves and start fighting insects. Football 1- 2- 3-4, Track 1, FFA 1-2-3-4, Homecoming atten- dent 4, Oracle att. 4. JANE WEBER- A girl has her choice go to the mountains and see the scenery or go to the beach and be the scenery. Basketball 1-2, Golf 1-2-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Flag Twirling 2-3-4, Oracle 4, Pep club 1-2, Student council 4, Oracle attendent 2, Homecoming Queen 4. LIBBY WOLF- l Believe in one thing only; the power of the human will. Pep club 1-2, FHA 1-2- 3- 4. Monday morning Dreamboat Baby Kiss me Happiness is for pigs Omp pa Tickled pink Go for it! WE LOVE YOU H.H.S. 3 cheers for Hartley High group, discussion Jurine Adolf Colleen Back Duane Bates 24 25 Janine Miller Kendy Muilenburg Larry Muilenburg Terry Roghair Tom Ronnfeldt Lanette Singleton Pete Stallman Carol Petersen Duane Petersen Keri Philiph JoAnn Stap Terry Van Olst Beth Wehrkamp Monty Wingerson 26 Toni DeVries Sheri Fanning Denise Feddersen Jay Heetland Mark Heilman Gina Hilbert Elizabeth Back Mark Brehmer Chris Bjorklund Hud Griffith Kristy Haack Jean Hesse Mark Jacobsma Tim Jobes Paula Jorgensen Lorie Klatt Paul Petersen Holly Petersen Lisa Petersen 29 Scott Tanner Steve Taylor Lori Westphalen Stephanie Woolston 30 32 DeLoy Adolf Laurel Back Shelly Bates Jim Cederstrom Lisa Craun Diane Craven Robert Ferguson Aaron Getting Brad Harms Monte Kroger Julie Menke Judy Meyer Tom Miller Kara Mulder Tammy Nagel Loren Newkirk Jean Noonan 33 Arlin Prins Darin Roggenburg Mark Recher Sheri Riessen Tracy Otto Delores Petersen Steve Petersen Wade Petersen Renee Singleton Patty Sonich Stacy Seely Annette Selby Shari Swalve Bruce Tiedemann Robin Wingerson Damita Woodard Sara Rossman Roxann Samson John Schierholz Robin Schmidt Barry Yager 34 SENIORS SOPHOMORES JUNIORS 1979-80 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN This page sponsored by K and D Bootery Singletree Jane Weber L V Randy Puhrman i 'V u Al Shelly Samson Amy Peters and and Mike Kraft Bill Wagner SENIOR FLOAT After a busy week of preparations and float construction the 1979 Homecoming activi- ties were kicked off with a snake dance and pep meeting followed by the crowning of the King and Queen and a bonfire. Reigning over the 1979 Homecoming activi- ties were Queen Jane Weber and King Ran- dy Puhrmann, with attendants Shelly Sam- son, Mike Kraft, Amy Peters and Bill Wagner. Friday dawned warm and sunny and a beauti- ful day for the parade. The Homecoming game was against the Aurelia Bulldays and ended in defeat with the score 34 to 6. To top off a wonderful day the juniors hosted a dance with the band World Starr playing. The 1979 Homecoming ended a big success. SOPHOMORE FLOAT FRESHMEN FLOAT Back L. to R- K. Hoftyzer, A. Jorgenson, A. Peters, Mr. Fletcher, L. Craven, D. Boernsen, C. Petersen. Center L. to R - T. Veldboom, T. De Vries, K. Haack, J. Weber. Front L. to R.- M. De Graaf, L. Dillingham, K. Johnson. The 1979-80 Oracle staff is proud to bring to you the 44th edition of the Oracle. These pages hold many memories of the good times we've shared at H.H.S. and we hope you will treasure these moments in pictures for years to come. ECHO EDITORS: GAYE MUILENBURG TWILA DE VRIES It was a great year for the Echo . We tried to get an Echo out every month. We didn't always succeed, but we gave it our best. This year in the Echo we took alot of polls, started a Very Important Person column and even found out some secrets from some of our teacher's spouses! We would like to thank everyone who worked on the Echo and wish next years editors the best of luck! 42 front I. to R.-J. Miller, J. Hutchinson, C. Kramme, T. Peters, C. Heetland, L. Singleton, 2nd-S. Fanning, S. Elgersma, K. Muilenburg, L. Back, 3rd-M. Kraft, D. Steinbeck, S. Riesen, T. DeVries, R. Nagel, 4th-T. DeVries, G. Muilenburg, C. Verhoef, J. Prins, L. Craven, T. Veldboom back-Mr. Fletcher, C. Petersen,). Adolf, L. Petersen, B. Nielsen, K. Haack LIBRARIANS front I. to r.-C. Kramme, K. Haack, j. Adolf, J. Hutchinson, R. Blair, C. Hilbert, 2nd-R. Wingerson, M. Kraft, L. Swanson, S. Woolston, T. Shuck, S. Elgersma, L. Back, N. Bernier, E. Back, T. DeVries, Back-P. Jorgensen, K. Muilenburg, Mrs. Johnson, L. Singleton, R. Schmidt, N. Rasmussen, A. Jorgensen, G. Muilenburg, L. Craven, T. Veldboom, B. Nielsen, C. Verhoet, R. Singleton, J. Prins, L. Klatt, R. Nagel, D. Petersen GERMAN CLUB front I. r.-S. Tanner, D. Feddersen, S. Fanning, J. Prins, D. FeddersenJ. Riessen, L. Pe.ersenPSomch 2nd-M Heilman Mr. Den Beste, T. DeVries, T. DeVries, R. Nagel, C. Borchard, M. Butt, i- rgan K Peterson, 3rd-D. teles J- cr'1DR™hair T Petersen, R. Kunkel, J. Adolf, back-T. Mattheis, M. Peters, T. Ronnfeldt, R. Puhrmann, M. Lenz, M. Pettersen, T. Roghair, T. Petersen, C. Back, D. Meyer, K. Mergen, L. Craven, C. Petersen 43 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F Back row L. to R.-D. Feddersen, T. Shuck, L. Peters, B. Peters column-K. Keyt. D. Woodard, D. Petersen, V. Keene, J. Noonan F 2nd row-). Menke H 1st column-B. Nielson, J. Adolf, L. Singleton, K. Mergen, L. Craun, L. Klatt, 2nd column-L. Back, M. Hein, R. Schmidt, T. DeVries, T. Otto, S. Riessen Middle-l. Petersen A col-top to bottom-). Prins, K. Hoftyzer, C. Verhoef, C. Heetland, G. Muilenburg, L. Swanson 2nd col.-T. DeVries, T. Veldboom, D. Peters, M. Kraft, S. Rossman Middle S. Pahl The Hartley Chapter of F.H.A. had 35 members for the 79-80 school year. District meeting was held at West Lyon and many of the members attended. State conference was held in Des Moines March 24-25 and was attended by Deb Peters, Cindy Heetland, Sue Pahl, and Mrs. Marquardt. The theme this year was Make the Pieces Fit. Many other activities were planned throughout the year including the naming of Kelly Haarsma as chapter king. The year was closed with an awards night in May. clockwise top-Susan Pahl Pres. Cindy Heetland Dist. rep Deb Peters Junior rep. Carol Verhoef sec. treas. Karen Hoftyzer vice pres. Delores Petersen Fresh, rep Toni DeVries Soph. rep. Tami Veldboom Hist. Melissa Hein Senior rep. center: Mrs. Marquardt This page sponsored by Redmonds Barbs FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F col. top to Bottom-P. Stallman, J. Noonan, D. Keene, S. Menke, C. Back, L. Shuck, K. Haarsma, row 1-L Hennings, T. Roghair, R. Prins row 2-S. Linder, D. Elgersma F col.-J. Kohn, K. Kroger, M. jacobsma, S. Taylor, D. Rost, H. Griffith, J. Heetland row 1-P. Kunkle, T. Mahanta, L. Peters row 2-B. Wagner, Mr. Woodard A col. 1-D. Adolf, D. Roggenburg, M. Kramme, M. Kroger, E. Byers, M. Recher, D. Klatt col. 2-S. Petersen, T. Miller, B. Ferguson, L. Newkirk, J. Schierholz, L. Holst, S. Elkin, P. Sonich middle-K. Meerdink, R. Kunkle, M. Peters F.F.A. SWEETHEART Tracy Otto OFFICERS 45 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY front I. to r.-J. Riessen, D. Muilenburg, J. Adolf, B. Wehrkamp, N. Bernier, L. Dillingham, K. Haack, T. Veldboom, 2nd-P. Jorgensen, L. Petersen, J. Hutchinson,). Linder, H. Olson, M. DeGraaf, K. Hoftyzer, K. Meerdink, M. Hein, C. Smith, back-A. Peters, J. Meyer, S. Elgersma, P. Stallman, M. Butt, J. Noonan, R. Blair, S. Pahl, J. Hesse, R. Puhrmann, C. Muilenburg, D. Meyer, L. Peters, B. Fanning, S. Taylor, S. Tanner, Mr. Wehrkamp, J. Smith National Honor Society members are choosen on the basis of grades and also number of semesters of math and science classes. Members qualities of leader- ship, leadership, citizenship, service, and character are also reviewed. 46 This page sponsored by Roth T.V. Ruby Miller Inc. Top L. to R.-P. Kunkel, L. Peters, K. Mulder 2nd row- Mr. Martinsen, M. DeGraaf, Miss Fett,). Linder, R. Kunkel,). Meyer, R. Kunkel, J. Meyer, D. Petersen front-M. Butt, S. Elgersma, C. Borchard, C. Back, L. Back, R. Schmidt The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization for athletes and spectators to get together and talk, sing, and play games. They attend retreats throughout the year in different towns and meet many different people. The F.C.A. is for anyone and would like everyone to give it a try. 48 This page sponsored by Boyer Chevrolet Hartley Sentinel CONCERT CHOIR 1st Row S. Bates, K. Mulder, K. Hoftyzer, S. Riessen, L. Westphalen, J. Hesse, D. Woodard, L. Peters, L. Newkirk, T. Jobes, K. Meerdink, J. Meyer, V. Keene, J. Hutchinson, C. Kramme, K. Gebert, J. Prins. 2nd Row R. Singleton, A, Selby, M. Albano, D. Petersen, J. Riessen, K. Haack, T. DeVries, B. Hutchinson, B. Yager, S. Seely, I. Peters, L. Dillingham, R. Blair, L. Back, D. Craven, K. Muilenburg. 3rd Row C. Verhoef, J. Meyer, L. Singleton, M. Butt, T. Peters, H. Olsen, S. Woolston, D. Rost, P. Sleeper, M. Heilman, W. Petersen, S. Tanner, B. Schimmer, S. Elgersma, T. Veldboom, T. DeVries, N. Rasmussen. 3rd Row G. Muilenburg, J. Linder, N. Bernier, C. Petersen, M. DeGraaf, D. Bates, T. VanOlst, A. Getting, D. Petersen, R. Kunkel, C. Back, M. Peters, S. Pahl, B. Wehrkamp, L. Cravin, K. Mergen, B. Nielsen The sixty-seven members of the high school chorus had an active year as they performed for the Autumn Concert, Christmas Concert, Sibley Choral Festival, Spring Concert, State Contest, and Commencement. Officers for the choir the year were Gaye Muilenburg, president; Chris Back, vice-president; Julie Riessen, secretary; Mark Peters, treasurer; and Susan Pahl, librarian. Twelve soloists and seven small groups represented the choir at state small group and solo contest held in April at Hartley. The Northwest Iowa Choral Festival was held in January in Storm Lake. Representing Hartley at the festival were Julie Riessen, Linda Craven, Mark Peters, and Chris Back. The Apallo Choral Festival was held on the Westmar College Campus in LeMars in November. Represent- ing Hartley at the festival were Julie Riessen, Susan Pahl, Mark Peters, and Chris Back. 49 MUSIC NOW AND THEN Mm SWING SHOW 80 This page sponsored by Home Federal Savings and Loan Nelsen's Locker Hartley Auto Supply SWING CHORUS First Row - K. Haack, J. Riessen, M. Butt, J. Meyer, L. Westphalen, R. Kunkel, L. Newkirk, K. Hoftyzer, D. Rost, L. Peters, R. Blair. Second Row - D. Petersen, T. VanOlst, M. DeGraaf, L. Peters, T. DeVries, H. Olsen, B. Yager, L. Back. Third Row - J. Linder, B. J. Hutchinson, S. Elgersma, K. Meerdink, M. Peters, C. Back, D. Petersen, L. Dillingham, D. Bates, T. Peters, S. Pahl The Swing Choir members found themselves quite busy this year as they performed for the Autumn Concert, Christmas Concert, the Christmas caroling at the hospital and nursing homes, the KICD booth at the Clay County Fair, the Farmers' Coop Elevator dinner at Everly, the Hartley Methodist Ladies' Spring Birthday Luncheon, and their annual Swing Show. The Swing Show featured songs such as Last Dance, How Deep Is Your Love, Cabaret with a dance solo by Kristy Haack, the vocal jazz number In the Mood and the ever- popular Country Is medley. This page sponsored by Brinkert feed Big John's Champlin 51 Front L-to-R J. Morgan, V. Keene, L. Peters, 2nd-D. Meyer, A. Peters, M. Butt, A. Getting, J. Weber, K. Johnson, M. DeGraaf, J. Hesse, 3rd- D. Peters, R. Puhrmann, P. Borchard, D. Elgersma, C. Borchard, R. Kunkle, K. Haack, B. Dykstra, R. Wingerson, 4th- S. Prins, T. Peters, B. Hutchinson, Mr. Arndt, C. Back, I. Craven, M. Hein, D. Petersen. The Harley High School concert band under the direction of Ron Arndt received its twelveth consecutive I rating at state large group contest on May 3rd, 1980. It also received its first 14- rating in the history of the band. The contest selections were: Concert Variations , by Claude T. Smith; Washington Post March , by J P. Sousa. The band also had a successful season with its Spring concert, Christmas concert, Bottoms to Pops concert, and Commence- ment concert. L. TO R - Danny Meyer, Amy Peters, Linda Craven, Lori Back CONCERT BAND Front L-to R R. Blair, L. Dillingham, T. Mattheis, G. Hilbert, 2nd- S. Elgersma, J. Linder, L. Back, G. Hilbert, B. Krutzfeldt, J. Meyer, W. Petersen, A. Selby, 3rd- L. Petersen, T. Otto, S. Rossman, D. Craven, K. Mulder, R. Schmidt, J. Otto, P. Kunkle, T. Jobes, 4th- H. Olson, S. Bates, K. Gebert, S. Pahl, M. Petersen, B. Wehrkamp, J. Meyer. N.W. IOWA HONOR BAND HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Majorette Mary DeGraaf The HHS Marching Band had a good year in 1979, continuing their tradition of excellence. The highlight of the year was the band's competition in the State Marching Band Contest held in Sheldon. The band received it's 9th consecutive I rating, the longest string of I's of any school in N.W. Iowa. Their score of 89.7 was far above the 68 points necessary for a I rating. Also competing in the contest was the flag swinging ensemble, which received an excellent ratine Hartley was honored this year to receive an invitation to present their show at the halftime of the Westmar College football game. After an excellent response of the crowd, the band was further honored by the Westmar director of bands when he sent a letter congratulating their performance, calling it the best performance by a high school band they ever had . These two performances highlighted a year that also included 3 home halftime shows and the homecoming parade. All of these events combined to make the 1979 marching season one of the best ever. 54 DRILL TEAM L. to R. Lori Westphalen, Lisa Dillingham, Tracy Otto, Damita Woodard, Kathy Keyt, Roxanne Nagel, Stephanie Woolston, Linda Swanson, Amy Peters, Mitzi Kraft, Jill Hutchinson, Darcy Steinbeck. FLAGGERS 55 Back- Jane Weber, Kathy Johnson Front- Kara Mulder, Teresa Mattheis HARTLEY STAGE BAND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RON ARNDT L. to R.-J. Meyer, B. Hutchinson, M. Petersen, B. Wehrkamp, T. Peters, H. Olson, J. Otto, P. Kunkel, T. Jobes, D. Peters R Puhrmann, R. Blair, R. Kunkel, J. Linder, K. Haack, S. Elgersma, M. DeGraaf, J. Hesse front-S. Pahl Tu 'SDyearS stage an( brought back the big band sound to Hartley and was a big hit with their audiences at the Bottoms to Pops concert, Swing Show, and Class night performances. The highlight of the year was recording on tape Hartley's Stage Band. 56 This page sponsored by Farmers co-op Elvator INDIVIDUAL SPEECH Fron-H. Olson, S. Riessen, S. Elkin, N. Rasmussen, W. Petersen, J. Smith, A. Peters. back-L. Back, A. Jorgensen, T. DeVries, C. Muilenburg, J. Prins, T. Veldboom, S. Pahl On Saturday March 1,12 students participated in 16 entries at the Individ- ual District Speech Contest in Sanborn. 9 of these entries received a division II rating and 7 received a division I rating. This page sponsored by Prins Insurance Harold's Jewelry H.H.S. PRESENTS PICK A DULY LU I I- LT) u LU I LT) C O h- u LU o Mrs. Susan Clark . .. Miss Amanda Strong Miss Purina Hogg . Mrs. Arvilla Garvey . Mr. Otis Garvey Lucy Garvey ......... Opal Dilly .......... June Rose ........... May Lily ........... April Violet ........ Bleeker.............. Tex.................. Rod ................. Horrendus Hag ....... Azariah Coffin Jack Purcell ....... Gaye Muilenberg Kendy Muilenberg Laurie Back ...... Susan Pahl .......Jeff Meyer ......Amy Peters Ann Jorgensen Janet Prins Heidi Olson .....Kristy Haack .......Chris Back Randy Puhrmann Tom Petersen ... Jennifer Smith Terry VanOlst ....Terry Roghair TOP: Student Director, Tami Veldboom BOTTOM: Directors, Karen Wiersema, Cheryl Bagley, and Julie Koenen The Hartley High School Drama department on November 7, 1979, presented a night of comedy with Pick a Dilly. Everybody it seemed was out for the money of the late Jason Strongs and all used their own deceitfull methods to obtain Jasons inheritance. Old Mr. Strong has out-witted them and all received their due reward. 58 1 ACT CASTS The Lottery Directors: Miss Koenen, Miss Bag- ley, Miss Wiersma This is the one act that went to contest. It is the story of an old time tradition that is dying and the people of the village are torn between new and old. Genius Junior Directed by: Ann Jorgensen A present time family has a conflict of the sexes and the choice between a basketball game and a teen dance. Alias Smedley Pewtree Directed by: Chris Back Melodrama at it's best. Complete with a lovely heroine, Elgersma, Mike Peter- sen, Rachel Blair 60 TERRY IS SHY SOPHOMORES 1982 How did you say to keep score? r- ' Hey! Don't worry about it! M-M-M GOOD! Smile, you're on Candid Camera!! POW!! Hey Baby! Mom, this is my date Earl. Algerba—x.y z2-(6%) HELP!!! Now Kids- GREENIES Tooting a bit. To stay together we play together! School may be a health hazard! Do the chicken Look ma - no music! What form! Lunch time Say grace Teresa Matlheis, Amy Peters, Brenda Krutzfeldt, Kristy Haack, Paula Jorgensen, Lisa Dillingham L. to R- Roxy Samson, Chandra Kranz, Teresa Mattheis, Amy Peters, Paula Jorgensen, Lisa Dillingham, Brenda Krutzfeldt, Kristy Haack, Diane Craven, Jean Hesse The cheerleading season was kicked off with N.C.A. camp at Okoboji, where the varsity squad picked up some new ideas and also won superior awards, with the highlight of their week being bringing home the spirit stick for the seccond consecutive year. The 6 varsity girls were joined by 4 J.V. girls to cheer at both football and basketball games and also at the KCAU Heavy Hoopers game. they generated spirit through pep meetings, spirit week, and throwing mini footballs at games. A very rewarding season was closed with the girls giving the spirit award to Ann Jorgensen and Miss Fett at the athletic banquet in appreciation for their enthusiasm during the 1979-80 season. 66 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Chandra Kranz Diane Craven Jean Hesse Roxy Samson Kristy Haack Teresa Mattheis Amy Peters Brenda Krutzfeldt Lisa Dillingham Paula Jorgensen 1980 HAWKS Row 1- S. Linder, C. Back, C. Meyer, T. Petersen, S. Burley, D. Bates, C. Borchard Row 2- B. Hutchinson, T. Van Olst, R. Puhrmann, G. Nellis, D. Feddersen, D. Petersen, J. Meyer, T. Ronnfeldt. Row 3- D. Rost, J. Noonan, B. Fanning, B. Wagner, M. Kraft, L. Shuck, B. Afwetterstedt, M. Lenz. Row 4- D. Elgersma, D. Keene, K. Haarsma, S. Prins, R. Kunkel, T. Roghair, S. Taylor. Row 5- T. Mahanta, M. Butt, L. Craven, K. Hoftyzer, S. Samson. Rock Valley Sanborn . A|ta Aurelia ..... Sutherland . Milford Paullina .... Primghar . Graettinger . OFFENSE Back-Tomas Mahanta 4th-Steve Elkin, John Schierholz, B.J. Hutchinson, Lindsey Peters, Mark Recher, 3rd- Steve Petersen, Wade Petersen, Lane Heimsoth, DeLoy Adolf, Aaron Getting, 2nd-Darin Roggenburg, Perry Borchard, Paul Sleeper, Mark Jacobsma, Daniel Rost, Monty Kroger, Ist-Scott Tanner, Kim Kroger, Philip Kunkle, Hud Griffith, Bob Ferguson The Hawks opened the 1979 season on the home field against a state play-off 2a school Rock Valley. The final score ended up 41-0 in favor of the visiting school. The Hawks then entertained Sanborn and were beaten 16-6 in a game of many mistakes by the home team. Hartley finally got into the win column with a 27-12 victory over the Alta Cyclones at Alta. The Hawks then played the conference co- champions Aurelia Bulldogs and lost 34-6 after scoring first and played Sutherland and lost 31-11 after again playing well for the first naif. The Hartley team then fought the other co-champion team Milford an excellent game but lost 22-6 on big plays by the Pioneers. The Hawks held the Pioneers to only 4 first downs but fell to defeat anyway. The Hawks were then soundly beaten by Paullina but rebounded for a 22-14 victory over Primghar, finishing the Sioux Valley Confer- ence race at 2-5 and sixth place. The Hawks finishedthe season with a loss to Greattinger 52-20 for a record of 2-7 overall. The year aeain started with another new coach and another new system that the players had to learn. The players learned alot about what it takes to win and also now to accept defeat. It was a hard lesson to learn but one that will be remem- bered for years to come. V ■ i Back L. to R.-Mr. Marra, Mr. DenBeste, Mr. Martinsen, front L. to R.-Mr. Fletcher, Head coach Jesse COACHING STAFF 69 VOLLEYBALL Row 1- R. Blair, M. Butt, S. Pahl, ). Morgan, D. Boernsen Row 2-Mgr. ). Adolf, D. Peters, M. DeGraaf, B. Wehrkamp, K. Gebert, Coach Weaver Row 3-C. Petersen, ). Miller, C. Heetland, H. Olson, J. Linder HAWKETTES HEAD FOR THE TOP! This year's team picked up where last year's team left off, and their efforts paid off in the first winning season for a Hartley volleyball team. And they did it in style, with a record of 11-6, including Sectional Champs. We were pleased to have assistant coach Dave Kerr join us this year. We stressed conditioning and fundamentals at the beginning of the season and gave all players a chance to compete. We suffered through four early season losses, but the team really pulled together the second half of the season, winning 6 of their last 7 matches and 15 of the last 17 games of the regular season. They avenged early season losses to Paullina and Alta, but lost two to Sutherland and two to Sheldon on the season. Team leaders in serving percentage were Julie Morgan (86%), Cindy Heetland (82%), Judy Linder (80%), and Darla Boernsen (80%). Julie Morgan and Cindy Heetland led in points scored with 133 and 116 respectively. Mary DeGraaf led in spikes and blocks, followed closely by Beth Wehrkamp. Next year will be the first year for a Conference schedule. With every player returning from this year's squad, Hartley should be at the top! 70 « P lr 4° Ocheyedan WON 3-2 Alta Lost 2-1 Primghar WON 3-1 Aurelia WON 2-0 Paullina Lost 3-2 Sutherland Lost 2-1 Sheldon Lost 2-1 Paullina WON 2-0 Aurelia WON 2-0 Sibley WON 2-0 Sutherland Lost 2-0 Ocheyedan WON 3-0 Alta WON 3-0 Sanborn WON 3-0 Sectionals: Beat Sibley 3-2 Beat Ocheyedan 3-0 Districts: lost to Sheldon 3-0 JUNIOR VARSITY Back L. to R. - S. Rossman, Coach Kerr, R. Singleton, S. Bates, L. Peters, ). Meyer, A. Selby 2nd row- C. Hilbert mgr., K. Mulder, L. Swanson, T. DeVries, M. Kraft, I. Nagel front row- L. Craun, T. Otto, D. Petersen, J. Menke Y. Keene, J. Noonan HAWKETTES! L. TO R--M- Butt, J. Meyer S. Woolston, S. Elgersma, R. Nage, M. DeGraaf, J. Linder, B. Wehrkamp, C. Heetland, K. Gebert D Peters, T. Peters, R. Blair, back-Coach Martinsen, Coach Butt, mgr. J. Hutchinson, G. Muilenburg, K. Muilenburg Cindy Heetland 2nd team Mary DeGraaf 1st team Shirley Elgersma 1st team EVERLY SUTHERLAND PAULLINA TERRIL GEORGE MILFORD CENTRAL LYON ALTA AURELIA PRIMGHAR SANBORN SUTHERLAND SPIRIT LAKE PAULLINA ALTA AURELIA PRIMGHAR SANBORN MILFORD GEORGE MILFORD MARCUS WE THEY 65 44 53 52 59 48 57 65 50 44 62 58 83 37 50 51 55 41 63 44 70 37 66 67 54 61 52 37 46 45 48 59 78 60 53 33 46 66 54 43-sec. 43 40-sec. 54 77-dis. 72 This page sponsored by Morgan's Floral Center JUNIOR VARSITY Fronl-L. TO R.-J. Morgan, S. Fanning, D. Stienbeck, J. Otio, M. Kraft, Coach Martinsen, C. Hilbert, D. Woodard, V. Keene, J. Menke, D. Petersen, back-S. Bates, T. DeVries, L. Peters, S. Rossman, S. Woolston, A. Selby GO-FIGHT-WIN The Hawkettes entered the season with little experience on the varsity level with only three letterwinners and one starter back from the 78-79 season. With alot of hustle and much team work the young Hawkettes compiled a 15-7 mark and saw 10 underclassmen letter for 1979-80. Led by first team all- conference selections Mary DeGraaf in the forward court and Shirley Elgersma in the guard court the Hawkettes ended up second in Sioux Valley Conference. Among their many accomplishments was a sectional championship, the first in several years, pinning the only defeat in conference play on the champions Aurelia by 14 points, a very outstanding performance against eventual class A state champions Terril. All in all a very successful season and the future looks bright because all ten letterwinners will be returning next fall. 73 This page sponsored by Hartley and Sanborn Foods Inc. HAWKS! J. Meyer, P. Petersen, D. Meyer, C. Back, D. Bates, S. Prins, M. Jocobsma, T. Petersen, R. Puhrmann, P. Sleeper, D. Rost, K. Meerdink, Front-S. Linder, coach Fletcher, M. Peters, T. Ronnfeldt SENIORS SUTHERLAND PAULLINA GEORGE CENTRAL LYON ALTA AURELIA PRIMGHAR SANBORN SUTHERLAND SPIRIT LAKE PAULLINA ALTA AURELIA PRIMGHAR SANBORN FONDA MILFORD PRIMGHAR Dan Meyer, Tom Petersen, Steve Prins, Scott Linder, Randy Puhrmann, Chris Back, not pictured Mark Peters 74 JUNIOR VARSITY Front L. TO R- S. Elkin, S. Tanner, A. Prins, Coach Marra, T. Jobes, B. Hutchinson, H. Griffith back- R. Prins, B. Harms, A. Getting, P. Borchard, M. Jocobsma, D. Roggenburg, L. Heimsoth, D. Rost, B. Schimmer The Hartley Hawks experienced a very disappointing basketball campaign as they only won two ballgames. Their inexperience proved to be very costly as some early games were lost which could have been won. The only real highlight of the season was defeating a good Fonda team which had only lost one game prior to their loss to the Hawks. We have some good young ballplayers who learned alot this year, said Coach Larry Fletcher. They'll have to learn twice as much next year if we are going to be competitive. If hard work makes teams com- petitive, we'll be an improved club in 1980-81. 75 GIRLS TRACK Front L. to R.-D. Woodard, L. Craun, S. Bates, M. DeGraaf,). Linder, S. Elgersma, C. Heetland, ). Hutchinson, back- D Feddersen, T.Mattheis, R. Schmidt, L. Westphalen, M. Butt, L. Dillingham, J. Morgan, T. DeVries, ). Noonan Coach Weaver CONGRATULATIONS MARY DEGRAAF! 6th PLACE 100 YD DASH STATE TRACK This page sponsored by Olsen Ford Hub Clothiers BOYS TRACK First Row - R. Puhrmann, T. Petersen, C. Borchard, S. Menke, R. Eilers, SS. Prins, T. Mabanta, Second Row - P. Petersen, S. Tanner, P. Kunkei, D. Feddersen, D. Rost, S. Taylor, P. Borchard Third Row - Coach Jesse, R. Prins, P. Sleeper, J. Noonan, M. jacobsma, H. Griffth, B.J. Hutchinson, Coach Wehrkamp 77 GOLF TEAMS Front L. to R.-Mr. Burt, S. Elkin, J. Meyer, M. Jorgensen, R. Eilers, A. Getting, L. Heimsoth back-J. Shierholz, T. Ronnefeldt T. Roghair, S. Burley, B. afWetterstadt Front I. to R.-Mr. Kerr, J. Meyer, H. Olson, B. Krutzfeldt, A. Jorgensen, T. DeVries, K. Hoftyzer, P. Jorgensen, A. Selby, back-S. Pahl, T. Otto, K. Haack, S. Riessen, J. Adolf, J. Weber, G. Hilbert, R. Singleton All-conference Ann Jorgensen, Judy Meyer SOFTBALL L to R; Row 1: Trisha Duffield, Theresa Graves, Audrey Miller, Jill Weber, Angela Miller, Lynelle Schwien. Row 2: Lisa Petersen, Anette Selby, Diane Craven, Lorelei Peters, Judy Meyer, Mary DeGraaf, Deb Peters, Julie Noonan. Row 3: Coach Rose Whipple, Shelly Bates, Vonda Keene, Janine Miller, Julie Morgan, Lisa Dilligham, Mardi Butt, Darla Boernsen. Not pictured: Pam Sonich BASEBALL L to R; Row 1: B.J. Hutchinson, Scott Tanner, Richard Keene, Steve Petersen, Perry Borchard, Dan Rost, Mark Meyer, Mitch Mayer. Row 2: Randy Puhrmann, David Keene, Paul Petersen, David Feddersen, Duane Petersen, Paul Sleeper, Lynn Hennings, Jeff Meyer. This page sponsored by Triemers Insurance 79 Agency, Inc. J SIJPFR r.RFAT! GIRLS BOWLING TEAM back I. to R.- Ann Jorgensen, Paula Jorgensen, Stephanie Woolston front- Pam Sonich, Darla Borensen This page sponsored by Team Sport Marvin Burk's Photography back L. to R.-Paul Sleeper, Lane Heimsoth, Mike Jorgensen, front-Brad Harms, Paul Petersen This page sponsored by Hartley Drug and Fabric Center BOYS BOWLING TEAM GOES TO STATE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN The Jr-Sr prom and banquet was hosted by the Jr class. The banquet was held in the student center and was catered by Auto dine. The music was by Blood Stone. APRIL 26 P R O M 1980 II III VUUUIIV I io “Autographs’ Class History Class Will Selections — Class Prophecy Presentation of Awards “Sometimes” .......... Mark Peters . Senior Singers . Carol Verhoef Tom Petersen ___Bill Wagner Ann Jorgensen ___Stage Band ... Scott Linder Janet Prins .......Faculty Senior Madrigal Selections..................... High School Band Processional.................. High School Band Invocation................Rev. William Tomlinson United Methodist Church Commencement Address ..........Richard Guenther Principal Villard, Minnesota “I Wish You Peace” .................Mixed Chorus “The World Is Yours” Awarding of Diplomas Presentation of Seniors......William Hutchinson Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas........Charles Schmidt Principal Milo Peters Board President Recessional ....................High School Band c c 1980' GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1980 Senior Ushers Nancy Bernier Jim Noonan GRADUATION 1980 CLASS MOTTO ‘Knowledge Is Power And Power Is Success’ CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Light Blue Light Yellow Bobby af Wetterstedt Mila T. Albano Roxann D. Arends Christopher L. Back Craig L. Borchard Linda E. Craven Twila ). De Vries Randall R. Eilers Rich Eilers Donald W. Elgersma Brent L. Fanning Kelly W. Haarsma Melissa M. Hein Karen F. Hoftyzer Kathy S. Johnson Ann C. Jorgensen Lori A. Kamradt David C. Keene Michael J. Kraft Randal J. Kunkel Arthur J. Laubach Scott E. Linder Tomas 1. Mananta Steven D. Menke Kathy Jean Mergen Daniel T. Meyer Gaye Alise Muilenburg 1980 GRADUATE Douglas L. Nagel Greg A. Nellis Barbara L. Nielsen Amy M. Peters Mark D. Peters Michael R. Petersen Thomas J. Petersen Janet L. Prins Steven J. Prins Randall C. Puhrmann Nancy Joy Rasmussen Julie K. Riessen Martin A. Roth Shelly J. Samson Larry Shuck, Jr. Carter M. Smith Jennifer L. Smith Tamra D. Veldboom Carol L. Verhoef Bill A. Wagner Jane R. Weber Elizabeth S. Wolf KINDERGARTEN MORNING Front L. to R.- R. Petersen, J. Ackerman, B. Graves, Middle-J. Lux, S. Back, J. Waltz, J. Martinsen, back-M. Heilman, D. Rusche, R. Denny, B. Unrau, T. Perry, M. Nau, M. Boone, D. Enger, Mrs. Luedke AFTERNOON Front L. to R.-Mrs. Luedke, N. Donkersloot, J. Branson, H. Struve, J. Steinmetz, L. Eaton, A. Simoes, C. Nellis, D. Wacker standing L. Van Iperen Bathtub- D. Larsen, S. Ruddy, R. Hinkey, J. Vogt 1ST GRADE Front L. to R.-K. Luinstra, S. Engelkes, K. Hoeppner, A. Muilenburg, J. Anema, S. Slinger back-B. Bobolz, B. Griffin, J. Carpenter, A. Mohr, H. Petersen, V. Mohni, P. Moore, A. Engel, K. Sterk, J. Morgan, Miss DeKoster Back L to R- K. Worman, S. Back, B. Dagel, B. Rieck 2nd - D. Espey, L. Buhrmann, J. Brehmer, D. Singleton, C. Schaa, B. Meendering, Mrs. Goetsch front-D. Larsen, A. Dunkelberger, S. Koele, A. Mohni, M. Britton, J. Lingren 91 2ND GRADE Front L. to R.-B. Cederstrom, C. Struve, C Waltz, M. Bobzien, T. Bayslnger, Mrs. Rau, middle- D. Espey, K. Nurse, R. Wiekamp, G. Gonnerman, K. Ackerman, S. Laugholz, R. Hinkey, back-S. Anema, R. Roghair, R. Leth, B. Yager, J. Tewes, G. Pippert, . Christenson Front L. to R. - T. Ackerman, M. Shinkle, M. Marco J. Griffin, D. Bobzien, L. Denny middle- R. Harson, T. Dacken, T. Thomas, T. Harms, J. Stanley, D. Petersen, S. Engelkes back-S. Pyle, M. Kunkel, Mrs. Cacek, D. Sandersfeld, R. Roghair, T. Guggisberg, J. Nielsen, M. Petersen, K. Kroger 3RD GRADE Front L. to R.- T. Wohlert, C. Boone, A. Joens, C. Hesse, A. Johnson, K. Martinsen, middle- N. Lux, D. Enger, A. Sonich, M. Marco, D. Bobzien, D. Espy, J. Schmidt, R. Langdeaux, B. Nelson, back-S. Albert, B. Rawlings, J. Weber, D. Larsen, B. Cox, L. Riessen, J. Westerman, Miss Bagley front L. to R.-Ms. Haack, M. Nurse, K. Verhoef, D. Scharnberg, J. Lux, K. Klaasen, G. Branson middle row- J. Engelkes, T. Lucas, K. Kirk, C. Cederstrom, S. Heetland, S. Dahnke, P. Dagel, J. Waggoner back-C. Harms, T. Evger, B. Tiedmann, J. Groff, T. 93 Tangeman, Q Zika, L. Leth 4TH GRADE Front L. to R.-T. Nagel, B. Brockman, S. Swanson, middle, F. Powers, J. Hilbert, M. Smith, B. Bobzein, E. Hesebeck, C. Dittberner, M. Kraft, A. Eaton, Mr. Blair, back-J. Reidemann, G. Unrau, T. Tangemann, C. Nau, M. Kohn, K. Luinstra, B. Nagel, S. Swalve 94 Front L. to R- T. Duffield, T. Metteer, J. Hennings, C. Meendering, A. Petersen, L. Heimsoth, middle-R. DeBoer T. Dykstra, K. Klaassen, S. Waltz, T. Kranz. L. Dodge, K. Wehrkamp, Mrs. Eckard, top-D. Roghair, L. Tewes, M. Muilenbure B. Rieck, K. Peters, G. Harson, R. Leth, T. Remmers back L. to R.-Mr. Wagenaar, J. Nagel, J. Landeaux, P. Noonan, B. Tiedemann, D. Shuck, M. Ebel, S. Meyer, B. Sandersfeld, 2nd-S. Cederstrom, P. Ahlers, C. Struve, A. Broff, T. Rons, M. Haarsma, J. Engekes, B. Pippert, front-R. Meenderine ]. Waggoner, S. Christensen, T. Anderson Back L. to R - Mrs. Magnussen, D. Jobes, D. Espey, J. Samson, R. Crist, S. Sterler, A. Bobolz, N. Zika, P. Linder, J. bomch, T. Kranz 2nd- S. Branson, H. Jorgensen, K. Smith, B. Walker, front- M. Petersen, M. Leth, D. Kutscheid A Petersen, C. White 95 6TH GRADE Top to bottom L. to R.-B. Harms, S. Boone, A. Meiske, C. Wills, W. Recher, W. Robinson, L. Lenz, Mr. B , M. Williamson, L. Larson, T. Hardin, L. Griffeth, T. Ackerman, T. Roghair, J. Samson, L. Mergen, D. Peters, B. Joens, B. Daugherty, J. Wohlert % Back row L. to R.-Mr Martinsen, G. Luinstra, K. Roghair, B. Leth, K. Gonnerman, D. Meiske, A. White, G. Bobzien, Mrs DeGraaf, B. Westphal, Middle-C. Petersen, B. Powers, L. Heimsoth, A. Jobes, S. Mealman, T. Engor, C. Tewes Front- N. Tanner, G. Harson, L. Mohni, M. Marco, L. Dykstra, B. Snyder SEVENTH GRADE Back L. to R. D. Ahlers, B. Rons, R. Lux, B. Recher, K. Harms, D. Keyt 2nd-C. Bernier, J. Morgan, T. Taylor, J. Ronnfeldt, L. Holst, Mr. Burt front-G. Richter, D. Bobzien, M. Roth back L. to R.-Miss Houston, K. Harms, A. Schierholz, L. Laubach, M. Back 2nd M. Johnson, C. DeBoer, M. Williamson, G. Lingren, D. Brehmer, L. Veldboom, front- B. Peters, J. Shinkle, C. Hesse, D. Koplin, D. Klatt, K. Nagel 97 8TH G R A D E Back-L. to R.-Mr. Marra, Mark Meyer, Bruce Dike, Jay Anderson, Ann Peters, Brad Bobzien, Jill Weber, Audrey Miller, Brent Tewes, Patrick Steffens, 2nd- Randy Cederstrom, Jill Flick, 1st- Richard Keene, Lynette Nagel, Heidi Gonnerman, Brenda Elkin, Julie Wills, Lee Roghair, Teresa Graves, Mark Westphal, Kevin Richter Back L to R.- Wally Powers, Darla Breyfogle, Joan Peters, Cary Sandersfeld, Richard Leth, Brian Luinstra, Angela Miller, Se rai!j erSen' Carson WaHcer' 2nd- Brian Mills, Julie Noonan, Tom Adams, Julie Jorgensen, Linette Klatt, 1st- Tricia Duffield, Rom Griffith, Nancy Ronnfeldt, Todd Hoeppner, Lynelle Schwien, Mark Poison, Darrin Smith, Mrs. Anderson FOOTBALL - 8TH GRADE back L. to R.- Mr. Martinsen, R. Keene, L. Roghair, J. Anderson, K. Richter, M. Meyer, B. Mills, R. Leth, Mr. Marra 2nd row- B. Tewes, T. Adams, B. Bobzien, M. Westphal, P. Steffens, D. Smith, C. Sandersfeld, R. Cederstrom 7TH GRADE 99 Back-L. to R. Darry Klatt, Gary Richter, Mark Johnson, Kyle Harms, Dean Ahlers, 2nd-Chad DeBoer, Daniel Brehmer, 1st Michael Roth, Dean Keyt, Curtis Harms, Brian Rons, Michael Back, Kyle Laubach L. to R - R. Griffith, J. Weber, T. Duffield, J. Noonan, B. Elkin, J. Peters, A. Miller, L. Schwien, H. Gonnerman, L. Klatt, T. Graves, A. Peters, J. Jorgensen standing-Coach Martinsen, N. Ronnfeldt, D. Feddersen 100 1st Row- M. Williamson, L. Davis, J. Ronnfeldt, R. Lux, G. Lingern, B. Recher, D. Kolpin, 2nd Row-C. Nagel, A. Schierholz, C. Hesse, 3rd Row Coach Martinsen, L. Holst Bernier, J. Morgan, K. This page sponsored by Dr. George E. Wingerson D.D.S.P.C. Front L. TO R.- M. Westphal, Middle-B. Bobzien, T. Adams, R. Keene, P. Steffens, B. Mills, B. Tewes, J. Anderson, Back-K Richter, R. Leth, C. Sandersfeld, Coach Marra, L. Roghair, M. Meyer, D. Smith, C. Walker Front-M. Back, M. Johnson, D. Keyt, L. Veldboom, K. Harms, Back-Coach Marra, D. Brehmer, C. Richter, D. Ahlers, D. Wingerson, K. Harms First Row- T. Taylor, C. Hesse, L. Nagel, J. Jorgensen, K. Nagel, A. Schierholz, D. Koplin, D. Feddersen Second Row- L. Klatt, V. - Griffith, T. Graves, T. Duffield, B. Recher, B. Elkin, G. Lingern, J. Wills, J. Flick, C. Bernier, J. Morgan, J. Peters, Third Row- H. I Gonnerman, M. Williamson, J. Noonan, N. Ronnefelt, A. Peters, J. Ronnefelt, L. Davis, A. Miller, J. Weber, A. Miller, L. 1 Schwien. R. Lux, Coach Martinsen. I O First row—J. Anderson, R. Cederstrom, M. Westphal, M. Back, D. Klatt, M. Roth, C. Harms. R. Leth, Second row- B. Englekis, B. Rons, D. Keyt, C. Walker, T. Adams, B. Twes, Richard Keene, C. Debore, C. Harms, B. Bobzien Third row- D. Smith P. Steffins, M. Meyer, D. Wingerson, L. Roghair, C. Sanderscfelt, K. Riecter, M. Riector, D. Alhers, B. Mills, B. Lungstra, Coach Marra. This page sponsored by Genes Foodland Hartley Electric 102 JR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Front L. TO R.-M. Westphal, A. Shierholz, J. Morgan, M. Johnson, 2nd- J. Flick, J. Noonan, M. Williamson, B. Mills, L. Roghair, C. Berneir, back-K. Harms, A. Peters, R. Leth, M. Meyer, L. Veldboom CHEERLEADERS 103 L.TO R.-Deb Koplin, Heidi Gonnerman, Jill Weber, Julie Noonan, Roni Griffith, Julie Jorgensen ELEMENTARY PERSONNEL Peder Buck Denise Fletcher Elem. Principal Learning Disabilities Helen DeGraaf Media Center Director 5th and 6th Reading LaVonne McCirty Remedial Reading Barb Peters Elem. Teachers Aide Chris Weaver P.E. K-8 SPECIAL EDUCATION 104 Back L. To R.- Barbara Peters, Jim Engelkes, Diane Peters, Front-Miss Wiersema, Bruce Dike, Susan Hardin, Darla Breyfogle, Darcy Espey. BAND LU O O X Front L. to R.-M. Hesebeck, M. Marco, L. Mohni, N. Tanner middle B. Powers, A. White, S. Boone, L. Mergen third-L. Heimsoth, A. Jobes, G. Harsen, L. Lenz, back-B. Harms, D. Meiske, D. Peters, A. Meiske, Not pictured W. Robinson Front L. to R.-P. Linder, R. Christ, P. Noonan, 2nd-D. Espey, S. Christiansen, C. White, M. Ebel, P. Ahlers, 3rd-T. Kranz, A. Bobolz, H. Jorgensen, A. Groff, back-A. Petersen, T. Rons, B. Sandersfeld, M. Haarsma, D. Jobes not pictured-S. Cederstrom 105 Front L. TO R.-J. Shinkle, C. Hesse, R. Griffith, A. Shierholz, R. Cederstrom, J. Jorgensen, D. Koplin 2nd-T. Taylor, C. Bernier, J. Wills, K. Harms, C. Walker, J. Morgan, K. Nagel, L. Veldboom, M. Westphal, 3rd- Mr. Arndt, T. Graves, G. Lindgren, B. Recher, R. Lux, L. Holst, L. Klatt, D. Feddersen, J. Peters, M. Williamson, T. Duffield, 4th-L. Schwein, A. Peters, H. Gonnerman, J. Ronnfeldt, D. Ahlers, G. Richter, A. Miller, N. Ronnfeldt, A. Miller, J. Weber, J. Noonan 8TH VOLLEYBALL Front L. to R.- L. Nagel, 2nd-Miss Weaver, L. Klatt, V. Griffith, J. Wills T. Graves, J. Peters, 3rd-H. Gonnerman, A. Miller, N. Ronnfeldt, A. Miller, J. Flick, J. Jorgensen, B. Elkin, L. Schwien, J. Weber, J. Noonan, A. Peters, D. Feddersen, T. Duffield. Front L. to R.-Miss Weaver, J. Morgan, A. Shierholz, C. Hesse, B. Recher, K. Nagel, T. Taylor, R. Lux, D. Koplin, J. Ronnfeldt, M. Williamson, G. Lingren, C. Bernier 106 Front L. to R.-H. Gonnerman, T. Taylor, R. Lux, 2nd-C. Hesse, L. Schwein, D. Kolpin, C. Bernier, J. Shinkel, K. Nagel, J. Peters, J. Jorgensen, 3rd-B. Rons, J. Noonan, L. Klatt, M. Westphal, D. Ahlers, J. Wills, M. Meyer, K. Harms, N. Ronnfeldt, standing-Mr. Braa, D. Feddersen, B. Mills, D. Wingersen, J. Ronnfeldt not pictured-J. Flick, L.Nagel Back L. to R.-B. Recher, B. Elkin, A. Shierholz, V. Griffith, J. Morgan, M. Williamson, Front-J. Weber, A. Miller, A. Miller, T. Duffield 107 MEMORIES Memories are made of things that happen everyday moments as we live them things we do or say Little bits and pieces of laughter mixed with tears paragraphs and pages written through the years The friendships we remember mistakes that we regret the ending of a love we never could forget we can't erase the sadness or edit out the tears we can't undo the wrong we can't relive the years But since memories keep building each day can be the start of making new and happy ones to store within the heart •