Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

0 R Hartley-Melvin High School Enrollment 186 Editors Toni DeVries And Kristy Haack Special Events 8-15 Classes 16-35 Organizations 39-61 Athletics 62-85 Elementary 97-116 A C L E 1982 HARTLEY- MELVIN HS Mi We the Oracle staff of 1981-1982 dedicate this year- book to the graduating class of 1982. We feel that as the years pass by it does not get any easier being a teenager. The pressures have increased both with peers and teachers and more is expected of us by our parents. We have learned many lessons, hard as they may have been and we will continue to learn throughout our life. Our courage has been evident throughout our years in school and we will continue to show the world that the c lass of 1982 is truly great! (juniors Zracy Otto And Mark Schmidt Oracle Koyalty Sophomores Angela Miner And Brian Mills Christy Bernier And Daron Wingerson ?reslmien 6 1. A good laugh huh Bodie? (Brad N. Mark B.) 2. Trying to find warmth by the heater. (Lorie K., Lisa C. Pam A.) 3. Problems Arlan? 4. Claudio and his portable cassette head- phones. 5. Lance V. Mike B. attempting to study. 6. Kissy-kissy Hud! (Bob F.-kisser, Hud G.- Kissie, Mark J. Mark H.) 7. Deb F. beating her drum. 8. Now that’s what I call slow dancing long distance. (Steve P. Jean H.) 9. HAMMKR!!!!!! (Paul S.) 10. Clara has the beat. 11. Does any one remember what happened to Brian R. Pajama Day? (Brian R. Gary R.) 12. The lunches here aren’t that bad are they? (Jay S., Doug D.B. Richard K.) 13. Jolene M. Dan R. acting crazy. 14. All right what are you guys doing in that corner? (Mike R. Mark P.) 15. What are you looking at Scott B.? 16. Angela M., Standing back watching the work World go by. Once Upon A Time . . . After a busy week of preparation and float construction, the 1981 Homecoming activities were kicked off with a snake dance and pep meeting followed by the crowning of the King and Queen. Reigning over the 1981 Homecom- ing were Queen Stephanie Wool- ston and King Paul Petersen with attendants Kristy Haack, Daniel Rost, Teresa Mattheis and Paul Sleeper. Following the parade Friday afternoon, a short pep rally was held on Main Street. At half-time of the football game the winners in the float division were an- nounced, they are as follows: first place-Freshmen, second place- Sophomores, third place-Seniors and fourth place-Jr. High. The Hawks faced Milford and were defeated 0-30. To top off an eventful day, the juniors hosted a dance with the theme, “For Your Ryes Only”. The 1981 Homecom- ing festivities ended successfully with the music of Cassette Con- vention. s o P h o m o r e s F r e s h m e n Disney On Parade 1. Seniors Lisa P., Toni D.V. Brenda N. helping out on float construction. 2. Mark M. goofing around. 3. Lynelle S. adding finishing touches to the Sophomore float. 4. Barry Y. helping with streamers in the gym. 5. I)an B. lends his help to the Freshmen first place float. 6. Queen candidates Teresa Mattheis, Steph Woolston Kristy Haack. 7. The Candidates before the announcement of King and Queen. 8. King Candidates Dan Rost, Paul Sleeper Paul Petersen. 9. Junior Darin R. helps with decorating the gym. 10. Lining up for the snake dance. 11. The cheerleaders entertain the crowd at the bonfire. 12. Reigning over the Homecoming activities were King Paul Petersen Queen Stephanie Woolston. 13. Excitment after finding out the results. 14. Renee S. Patti S. waiting for the parade. 15. Last minute float fixing. 16. Doug D.B.-Fire-up! 17. Sheri F. Joanne O. carry the hoop in the parade. 18. The H.M.H.S. Drill Team! 19. John S., Lane H., Sheri R. DeI oy A.-“I love a parade” 20. Roxy N.’s pep talk at the bonfire. 11 1. Nerds in goggles - Annette S., Brenda N., Magic S. Judy M. 2. Marni’s version of punk funk. 3. Bruce T. Vonda K. messing around. 4. “I dream of Kara with the light blue hair.” 5. Joan P. - “Sweet dreams”. 6. John S. showing off his legs. 7. Angela M. Paul S. - morning people. 8. Teresa M., Heidi G., Julie W. Julie J. Pam A. doing punk poses. 9. Really Carol H. Amy S., For- getting to change before school - Freshman! 10. Denise F., the president of the Lawrence Welk fan club. 11. David B. gets into the spirit of Nerd day. 12. Loren N., your a nerd is if you eat that school food. 13. Silly Rabbit. 14. Lady Di - Diane C. 13 HMHS Spirit 1. Don’t be nerds and break another window, Delores P. Sherri R. 2. An all day slumber party for Robin L., Teri T., Deb K. 3. Renee S. Robin S. won’t have to change their clothes for nap time. 4. Ma-chelle M. 5. Heidi G. Brenda E. decking out in nerdish attire. 6. Jean N. as one of the Ramones. 7. Cake it on Jill W. 8. Toni D.V. with the glitter effect. 9. Mark M. the Guardian Angel, dust and all! 10. Lisa P., I told you not to take those drugs! 11. Wade P. as Tod and his friend Julie N. 12. Spacy Tracy O. 13. Is that the new wave color to treatment Lois? (Lori W.) 14. Rock with it Paula J. 15. Roni G. as one of the Shatoms. 16. Either your glasses or your head is on crooked Nicie S. 17. Helen is that you? (Jean H.) 18. Studs 1 2, Paul P. Mitch M. 19. Kristy H. Roxy N. have punk rock fever. 15 Vice-President-. Mrenda Newkirk President-. Steve Zaylor Zreasurer: Kristy Maack Secretary: Cheryl VanderJCee Pamela Mevendo Elizabeth Hack Zamam Merger David Branson Mark Brehmer Zoni DeVries Sheri fanning Denise faddersen Mud Griffith Kristy Maack Debbie Heitritter Ilean Hesse Qina Hilbert Mark facobsma Dave fanson fay Heetland Mark Heilman Doug Jenson Tint Jobes Paula Jorgensen Dorie Klatt Jeff Kotin M itzi Kraft Kim Kroger Phil Kunkel Clara Condono Claudio Quezada Martinez Zeresa Mattheis Chris Mann Maehelle Monster fjulie Morgan Koteane Nagel Brad Nelson Brenda Newkirk panne Otto Cindsey Peters JCorelei Peters jCisa Petersen Paul Petersen Kon Prins Urad Scltimmer Kyan Kemtners Daniel Post flidOCina Schiphoff Paul Sleeper Cheryl VanderJCee JCori Westphalen Stephanie Woolston T arcy Steinbeck Cinda Swanson Scott Zanner Steve Zaylor Gary Zhoarsen Pamela Acevedo - Volleyball 4, Golf 4, Student Council 4. David Branson - Chorus 3-4, Golf 3, Base- ball 3-4, Small Groups 4, Basketball 4. Mark Bremer - Basketball 3, Track 3, Football 4, Weightlifting 3. Toni DeVries - FHA 1-2-3-4, Echo 1-2-3- 4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Golf 1, Swing Choir 2-3- 4, Oracle 2-3-4, FHA Officer 2-3-4, Volley- ball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, One-Act Plays 2, Track Manager 3-4, Librarian 2- 3-4, German Club 2-3, Small Groups 2-3- 4, Speech 3-4, Spring Play 3, Chorus Offi- cer 4, Fall Musical 4. Sheri Fanning - German Club 1-2-3, Bas- ketball 1-2, Echo 1-2, Student Council 4. Denise Feddersen - FHA 1-2-3-4, Golf 2- 3-4, Volleyball 3, FCA 3, Spring Play 3-4, Fall Musical 4, Speech 4. Hud Griffith - Football 1-2-3-4, Golf 1, Baseball 1-2, FFA 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3, Bas- ketball 2, One-Act Plays 2, Weightlifting Kristy Haack - Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, Golf 1-2-3, Class Officer 1- 2- 4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Librarian 1-2- 3- 4, Swing Choir 2-3-4, Fall Plays 2-3, Fall Musical 4, One-Act Plays 2, Spring Play 3-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Echo 2-3-4, Oracle 2-3-4, Homecoming Attendant 4. Jay Heetland - FFA 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Football 1-3. Mark Heilman - Chorus 1-2-3, Golf 1, German Club 1-2-3, Small Groups 3. Jean Hesse - Cheerleading 1-2, Band 1-2- 3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Swing Choir 3-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Fall Play 3, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Oracle Attendant 4, Honors Band 4. Gina Hilbert - Band 1-2-3-4, Small 18 Groups 1-2-3, Basketball 1, Chorus 1-2, Oracle Attendent 1, Student Council 1, One-Act Plays 2, Class Officer 3, Cheer- leader 3-4, Librarian 2-3. Mark Jacobsma - Football 1-2-3-4, Bas- ketball 1-2, FFA 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Weightlifting 3. Dave Jenson - Band 4. Basketball 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. Doug Jenson - Band 4, National Honor Society. Tim Jobes - Band 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Honors Band 3-4, Honors Choir 4, Fall Musical 4, Swing Choir Ensemble 4. Paula Jorgensen - Golf 1-2-3-4, Cheer- leading 1-2-3, Librarian 1-2-3-4, One-Act Plays 2, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Spring Play 3. Lorie Klatt - Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1, Basketball Mgr. 2-3-4, Drill Team 1- 2-3, Librarian 1-2-3-4, FHA 2. Mitzi Kraft - Basketball 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Drill Team 2-3-4, Li- brarian 1-2-3-4, Echo 2, FCA 4. Kim Kroger - Football 1-2-3-4, Weight- lifting 3. Philip Kunkle - Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1- 2, Track Mgr. 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, FCA 1-2-3-4, FFA 2-3, Band Officer 4. Clara Londono - Basketball 4, Chorus 4, Student Council 4, Golf 4, Softball 4. Teresa Mattheis - FHA 1, Cheerleading 1- 2- 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 1, Ger- man Club 2-3, One-Act Plays 2, Flagger 2- 3- 4, Track 2-3, Small Groups 2-3-4, Fall Play 3-4, Speech 4, Librarian 3-4, Spring Play 3. Homecoming Att. 4. Machelle Monster - Band 3-4, Chorus 3-4, FHA 3-4, German Club 3, Class Officer 3, Speech 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Cheer- leading 4, Fall Play 4, Track 3, Honor Society 4. Julie Morgan - Softball 1-2-3-4, FHA 1, Echo 1, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, German Club 2-3, Bowling Team 4. Brenda Newkirk - Basketball 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Librarian 3-4, Small Groups 3-4, Swing Choir Ens. 4. Class Officer 4. Roxane Nagel - Basketball 1-2-4, Drill Team 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Speech 1-2, Echo 1-2-3-4, German Club 1-2-3, Oracle 3-4, Volleyball 4, Fall Play 4, FCA 4. Joanne Otto - Volleyball 1, FHA 1, Bas- ketball 1-2-3, Band 1-2, Stage Band 1-2. Lindsey Peters - Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1, Chorus 1-2-3-4, FFA 2-3-4, FCA 3- 4, Track 1, Swing Choir 1-2-3-4. Lorelei Peters - Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Softball 1-2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-4, FHA 1-2- 3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Swing Choir 2- 3-4, Honor Society 2-3-4, Honors Band 2- 3-4, Class Officer 2-3, All-State Band 3, Honors Choir 4, FHA Officer 4. Lisa Petersen - Band 1-2-3-4, Echo 1-2-3- 4, FHA 1-2-3-4, German Club 1-2-3, Soft- ball 1-2-3, Honor Society 2-3-4. Paul Petersen - Chorus 1-2-4, Football 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2-4, German Club 1-2-3, Class Officer 1, Fall Play 2, One-Act Play 2, Bowling Team 2-3-4, Homecoming King 4, Golf 4, Chorus Offi- cer 4. Ron Prins - FFA 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Class Officer 2, Oracle Attendant 4. Claudio Quezada - Track 4, FFA 4, Golf 4, Student Council 4, Baseball 4. Daniel Rost - Oracle Att. 1-4, Swing Choir 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2- 3-4, Small Groups 1-3-4, One-Act Play 2, Fall Play 2, FFA 2-3, Honors Choir 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. Brad Schimmer - Chorus 1, Basketball 1- 2, Football 3-4, Stage Crew 2, Track 3, Weightlifting 4. Nicie Schiphoff - Basketball 3, Choir 4, Honors Choir 4, Basketball Stats 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Small Groups 4, Oracle Attendant 4. Paul Sleeper - Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Golf 1-4, Track 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Choir 2, Homecoming Attendant 4. Darcy Steinbeck - Drill Team 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-3, Echo 1-2. Linda Swanson - Volleyball 1-2, Chorus 1- 2-3-4, Drill Team 1-2-3-4, Basketball Mgr. 1, FHA 1-2-3-4, Echo 3-4, Honors Choir 4, Librarian 1-2-3-4, Golf 1-2. Scott Tanner - Chorus 1-2-3-4, Football 1- 2- 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, One-Act Play 1-2, German Club 1-2, National Honor Society 2-3-4. Steve Taylor - Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1- 2- 3-4, Basketball 1, FFA 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3- 4, Class Officer 4, Oracle Att. 4. Cheryl VanderLee - Chorus 3-4, FhHA 3- 4, Librarian 3-4, German Club 3, Speech 3- 4, Fall Musical 4, Track 3, Small Groups 4, Honor Society 4, Chorus Officer 4, Class Officer 4. Lori Westphalen - Chorus 1-2-3-4, Drill Team 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Swing Choir 3- 4, German Club 3-4. Stephanie Woolston - Drill Team 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-4, Echo 1, Speech 1-2, Class Officer 1-2-3, Librarian 1-2-3, Bowling Team 2-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Oracle 3-4 1 % STEP ■ FROM ■ THE ■TOP JUNIORS DeLoy Adolf Shelly Bates Mark Baysinger Perry Borchard Mike Branson Everett Byers Lane Heimsoth Jim Cederstrom Lisa Craun Diane Craven Brian Dykstra Troy Enger Robert Ferguson Aaron Getting Brad Harms Geri Hilbert Larry Holst B.J. Hutchinson Robert Jacobs Mitch Mayer Julie Menke Judy Meyer Tom Miller Kara Mulder Delures Petersen Steve Petersen Wade Petersen Arlin Prins Mark Recher Sherri Riessen Darin Roggenburg Sara Rossman Roxann Samson Mark Schmidt Marni Schmidt Robin Schmidt John Schierholz Stacy Seely Annette Selby Damita Woodard Barry Yager SOPHO MORES S AT A TIME Tom Adams Jay Anderson Scott Benz Randy Cederstrom Tricia Duffield Bernard DeBoer Debra Feddersen Jill Flick Heidi Gonnerman Teresa Graves Roni Griffith Todd Hoeppner Julie Jorgensen Richard Keene 3' f % Dinette Klatt Richard Leth Brian Luinstra Mark Meyer Ann Peters Joan Peters 1. Mark W. studying his mausic music 2. Dinette K. and Deb F. having a friendly talk 3. Sing Brent sing! Mark Poison Kevin Richter Nancy Ronnfeldt Cary Sandersfeld Jay Schiphoff Melissa Steinmetz Mark Westphal Brenda Schultz Lynelle Schwien Darrin Smith Pat Steffens Brent Tewes Carson Walker Jill Weber Julie Wills Brenda Elkin Class Officers: Heidi Gonnerman-Vice President; Brian Mills-Treasurer; Brenda Elkin-Secretary; Lynelle Schwien-President Dean Ahlers Michael Back Chris Bernier Doug Bobzien Dan Brehmer Chad DeBoer Doug Deboer Curtis Harms Sheri Heitritter Carol Hesse Lisa Holst Mark Johnson Dean Kevt Debra Kolpin Lyle Lauhach Gina Lindgren Robin Lux Jolene Morgan Class Officers: Carol Hesse-Secretary; Beth Recher-Vice-President; Teresa Taylor-President; Amy Schier- holz-Treasurer Ron Arndt Doug Braa Faculty Mark Butt Darel DenBeste I«arry Fletcher Darlene Fett John Haack Donald Harson Julie Homan Jackie Hutchinson William Hutchinson Superintendent David Kerr % Bill Jesse 34 Alice Marquardt Charles Schmidt Principal i :rn ict: Cherie Sterk Janet Stoneking David Vanderbroek Glenn Wehrkamp Becky Tschopp sla Harold Woodard Cooks Janitors float effort. 6. Mr. Arndt happily awaiting the start of 3rd period 4. Mr. Fletcher helps with the boxes during float con- study. struction. 35 1. Herr Den Beste helping students in the library. 5. Miss Fett’s excited with the 1st place trophy won by 2. Mr. Schmidt keeping things in order. the Swing Choir. 3. Mrs. Hutchinsen lending a hand to the Freshmen pS. ; V JT r 1st row-Clara Londono, Claudio A. Quezada M., Pamela Paulina Aceredo 2nd row Denise Feddersen, Daniel Rost. Paula Jorgensen This year the students of H.M.H.S. have had three new exchange students to broaden their horizons; Claudio A. Queqada M., Pamela Paulina Aceredo and Clara Londono. Claudio is the son of Hugo and Marta Quezada from Chile and is making his home with Darold and Arlys Rost, Arlen, Darwin, Daniel and Donaa, Claudio has a brother Hugo and a sister Marta. For hobbies and favorite pastimes he likes to listen to music, read, play rugby and soccer and also has a blue belt in karate, and enjoys fishing and swimming. Pam is also from Chile and is making her home with David and Jeanette Jorgensen. Mike, Ann, Paula, Julie, Harlan and Tony are her American brothers and sisters. Pam’s parents are Francisco and Olidia. She has two sisters, Patricia and Ximena. Pam says her favorite pastimes are shopping, going to movies and listening to music. Last but, not least is Clara. She comes to us from Columbia and has made her home with Merlyn and Evelyn Feddersen, along with her brothers Delmar and David and her sisters Dawn, Denise and Debbie. Her mother’s name is Alicia and she has three brothers and four sisters. Clara’s favorite pastime is dancing and listening to music. We hope that these students have enjoyed their year at H.M.H.S. and that Youth for Understanding will continue, so that we can benefit from our exchange students and that someday these ties will help strengthen our friendship with other nations and that someday we will all live in peace. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Student Council Sitting: Lynelle Schwien, Machelle Monster, Steve Taylor-Pres., Sheri Fanning, Julie Menke Stand- ing: Mark Westphal, Teri Taylor, Damn Wingerson, Paul Petersen, Wade Petersen, Vonda Keene School Board Sitting: B. Nonneman, M. Peters, W. Hutchinson, G. Bobolz, L. Schaa Standing: D. Kolpin, R. Benz, D. }7 Christenson, N. Lux, M. Seivert, R. Wynja One In A Million Sitting; Toni DeVries • Co-editor, Mrs. Homan - Advisor, Kristy Haack - Co-editor Standing; Jill Weber, Jill Flick, Mark Schmidt, Jean Noonan, Roxy Nagel, Mitch Mayer, Stephanie Woolston, Diane Craven, Wade Petersen — Photographer “Now We Are One” is the theme of the 1981-82 Oracle in honor of the first year we became Hartley-Melvin Community School. The co-editors for this year are Kristy Haack and Toni DeVries, with Diane Graven and Mitch Mayer as as- sistant co-editors. Mrs. Homan was the yearbook advisor. In August Kristy and Toni attended a summer camp at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake. There they gained many new ideas and worked on putting the yearbook together. Toni’s project won the school eight pages of spot color to be used in the Oracle. We hope you will enjoy them. In September five mem- bers of the staff and Mrs. Homan went to the Worthington Community Col- lege for the Josten’s yearbook work- shop. Here we learned more about put- ting pages together and how to take pic- tures for the yearbook. We hope you will enjoy paging through the 1982 Oracle and will cherish all the wonderful memories of the year we be- came one. 40 Echo Left to right: Kristy Haack, Linda Swanson, Jill Weber, Rox Nagel, Lisa Petersen, Toni DeVries, Angela Miller, Julie Noonan, Jill Flick, Jean Noonan. Not Pictured- Sherri Riessen Our Two Co-editors In Their Spare Time— Lisa Petersen and Lin- da Swanson were our co-editors of our school newspaper this year. We continued our sen- ior spotlight and top ten polls, which ap- peared to be favorite among the students. The Sentinel was very cooperative this year in taking pictures every week for us. 41 FHA The FHA started off the 1981-82 year with a tour of the fire station and a ride on the truck, since then they have been off and running. Oth- er meetings were held with the topics ranging from flower arranging to photography. At the district meeting held at Boyden-Hull, Jean Noonan was elected to be next years presi- dent of the 4th. district. Jean, Tracy Otto, Delores Petersen and Mrs. Marquardt also attended the State FHA Convention, the theme was “You are the Spark”. Row 1: Kathy Keyt, Julie Noonan, Delores Petersen. Row 2: Jean Noonan, Lisa Peterson, Lorelei Peters, Toni DeVries, Mrs. Marquardt Row 1: Denise Feddersen, Julie Noonan, Karen Nagel, Delores Petersen Row 2: Deb Feddersen, Kathy Keyt, Tracy Otto, Lorelei Peters, Lisa Holtz Row 3: Jean Noonan, Lisa Petersen, Mrs. Marquardt. Machelle Monster, Robin Lux, Cheryl Vander Lee, Toni De Vries, Linda Swanson FFA Receiving award this year were Jay H. - Star Chapter Farmer, Lance V. - Star Greenhand, Rich K. ■ Swine Produc- tion, Arlin P. - Sheep Production, Romm P. - Poultry Production, Kim K. - Home and Farmstead Participation Award. Jay H. also received the State Farmer Award, Kim M. won the State Sheep Proficiency Award and Lindsey P. sang in the FFA Choir. At the Rem- sen Jr. Live Stock Show the 2nd team won top honors. The guys were also winners in Volleyball by taking the tournament in Sheldon. Row 1: Kim Kroger - Vice. Pres., Steve Taylor - President. Chapter Sweetheart Row 2: Ron Prins - Reporter, Jay Heetland - Secretary. Row Cheryl Vander Lee 3: Mark Recher - Treasurer, Mr. Woodard - Advisor, John Schierholz - Sentinel Row 1: Mr. Woodard, Mark Recher, Jay Heetlaand, Steve Taylor, Ron Prins, John Schierholz. Row 2: Lance Veldboom, Carson Walker, Mark Schmidt, Richard Keene, Daron Smith, Jay Anderson, Jay Schiphoff. Row 3: Brent Tewes, Tom Miller, Mark Westphal, Randy Cederstrom, Tom Adams, Jack Beyers, Dennis Klatt, Monte Kroger. Row 4: Doug Bobzien, Larry Holst, Lyle Laubach, Lindsey Peters, Darin Roggenburg, Arlin Prins, Brian Dykstra, Dean Ahlers, Mike Back, Brian Lunstra. Row 5: Tod Schiernbeck, Mike Roth, Rick Leth, Chad Remmers, Bernie De Boer, Jeff Kohn, Claudio Quezada, Hud Griffith, Mark Jacobsma, DeLoy Adolf o Row 1: Phil Kunkel, Marni Schmidt, Mitzi Kraft, Roxane Nagel, Deb Kolpin, Joan Ronnefeldt. Row 2: Jill Weber, Julie Jorgensen, Judy Meyer, Robin Lux, Brenda Elkin. Row 3: Mark Weatphal, Jay Anderson, Lindsey Peters, Mark Meyer, Heidi Gonnerman, Nancy Ronnefeldt, Lynelle M. Schwien, Roni Griffith, Audrey Miller, Jill Flick, Mr. Martinsen, Not Pictured-Miss Whipple The Fellowship of Christian Athletes gained many new members this year. Meetings were held twice a month for talks about the troubles of being an athlete and living a Christian life. They also helped the community by giving their time to help at the Lee Meiske Benefit. Row 1: Lorie Klatt, Roxane Nagel, Brenda Newkirk, Mitzi Kraft, Teresa Mattheis Row 2: Shari Swalve, Robin Schmidt, Brenda Elkin, Lynelle Schwien, Cheryl Vander Lee, Roni Griffith, Lisa Holtz, Deb Feddersen, Tricia Duffield, Mrs. Sterk. Row 3: Mr. Den Beste, Roxy Samson, Jean Heese, Linda Swanson, Jean Noonan, Audrey Miller, Paula Jorgensen, Kristy Haack 1 44 r a r • i a n s National Honor Society Row 1: Scott Tanner - Member at Large, Jean Hesse Treasurer, Kristy Haack - Secretary, Loerlei Peters - Vice President, Brenda Newkirk - President. Row 2: Mr. Wehrkamp - Advisor, Marni Schmidt, Paula Jorgensen, Machelle Monster, Lane Heimsoth, Steve Taylor, Judy Meyer, Cheryl Vander Lee, Wade Petersen. Aaron Getting, Nicie Schippoff. Row 3: Lisa Petersen, Sherri Riessen, Delores Petersen. 1981-82 Initiates Row 1: J. Jorgensen, B. Schultz, B. El- kin, H. Gonnerman, J. Flick. Row 2: L. Schwien, K. Keyt, J. Peters, N. Ronn- feldt. Row 3: J. Noonan, A. Peters, M. Meyer, M. Westphal. Row 4: D. Jenson, D. Jenson. 45 46 c o n c e r SOPRANOS: 1st row-Lynette Nagel, Debra Kolpin, Kara Mulder, Gina Lindgren, Lori Westpha- len, Clara Londono 2nd row-Deb Heitritter, Sherri Riessen, Jill Weber, Damita Woodard, Delores Petersen 3rd row-Kristy Haack, Linda Swanson, Renee Singleton, Judy Meyer, Donna Olsen, Jean Hesse ALTOS: 1st row-Jill Flick, Brenda Schultz, Julie Noonan, Patti Sonich, Sheri Heitritter 2nd row- Beth Recher, Robin Lux, Linette Klatt, Sara Rossman, Lorelei Peters. 3rd row-Machelle Monster, Brenda Newkirk, Annette Selby, Ann Peters, Nicie Schiphoff BASSES: 1st row-Lance Veldboom, B.J. Hutchinson, Scott Tanner, Brent Tewes 2nd row- Tim Jobes, Lindsey Peters, Michael Branson 3rd row-Chad DeBoer, Mark Meyer, Wade Petersen 4th row-Mitch Mayer, Barry Yager, David Branson TENORS: 1st row-Jeff Shinkle, Julie Jorgensen, Vonda Keene, Robin Schmidt, Toni DeV- ries 2nd row-Dan Rost, Paul Petersen, Brian Mills, Cheryl VanderLee 3rd row-Shelly Bates, Diane Craven, Loren Newkirk, Stephanie Woolston, Marni Schmidt 0 1 r 47 EJ-O Officers The 1981-1982 Hartley-Melvin Concert Choir consisted of 60 members. Their performances included the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, State Contest, and Com- mencement. On May 5 the choir traveled to Primghar to com- pete in the State contest. Performing “Dulcis Amica”, “Flower of Beauty”, and “Blessed Be the Name of the Lord”, the Con- cert Choir achieved a Superior rating for their efforts. Bottom to Top: Toni DeVries, Cheyryl VanderLee, Ms. Fett, Paul Petersen, Dan Rost Northwest Iowa Chorus 1st row: Lorelei Peters 2nd row: Linda Swanson, Nicie Schiphoff, Toni DeVries, Dan Rost, 3rd row: Brenda Newkirk, Tim Jobes, David Branson Lori Westphalen, Chandra Kranz, Tracy Otto, Mitzi Kraft, Kathy Keyt, Rox Nagel, Steph Woolston, Linda Swanson, Roxy Samson, Damita Woodard, Amy Schierholz, Darcy Steinbeck Majorette Marni Schmidt M a r B c a h n • i d n g Jill Weber, Kara Mulder, Heidi Gonnerman, Teresa Matth- eis o n c e r 1st row: T. Mattheis, G. Hilbert, V. Keen, 2nd row: C. Hesse, D. Kolpin, G. Hilbert, L. Schwein, J. Meyer, B. Schultz, C. Bernier, A. Selby, 3rd row: L. Petersen, S. Rossman, T. Otto, D. Jenson, D. Jenson, K. Mulder, R. Schmidt, S. Heitritter. J. Shinkle, B. Rons, L. Klatt, P. Kunkle, 4th row: M. Nelson, M. Monster, B. Mills, S. Bates, D. Feddersen, D. Wingerson, D. Ahlers, B. Hutchinson 1st row: J. Flick, J. Hesse, 2nd row: J. Jorgensen, J. Noonan, 3rd row: J. Peters, 4th row: T. Jobes, L. Peters, M. Westphal 50 Northwest Iowa Band 1st row: J. Morgan, H. Gonnerman, R. Lux, L. Peters, 2nd row: J. Peters, J. Jorgensen, T. Taylor, K. Nagel, A. Getting, J. Wills, D. Craven, J. Flick, J. Hesse, 3rd row: A. Peters, M. Westphal, T. Jobes, M. Schmidt, M. Meyer, N. Ronnfeldt, K. Haack, B. Dykstra, D. Olson, R. Wingerson, L. Nagel, 4th row: M. Schmidt, M. Mayer, P. Borchard, J. Noonan, Mr. Arndt, W. Petersen, J. Ronnfeldt, D. Petersen The Hartley-Melvin High School Concert Band under the direction of Mr. Ron Arendt received its fourteenth consecutive superior (I) rating at state large group contest on May 8th, 1982. The contest selections were: “Black Horse Troop March” by John Philip Sousa and “Chorale and Shaker Dance” by John Zdechlik. The band re- ceived two perfect scores of 40 points and one score of 39 from the three judges. The 1981 Marching season started off with a bang as the band received a last minute invitation to march at the first USD game in the Dakota Dome. In one week the marching Hawks put together a fine show that was well received. The season in- cluded four completely different halftime shows, a homecoming parade and state marching con- test. The band received a I with a score of 89.1, which was the fourth highest score in the State of Iowa. Band Officers 1st row: T. Mattheis, J. Jorgensen, J. Hesse, 2nd row: L. Peters, P. Kunkle, L. Schwein Band Trip To Tennessee Swing Choir Row 1: Damita Woodard, Jeff Shinkle, Marni Schmidt, Mitch Mayer Row 2: Delores Petersen, Daniel Rost, Lori Westphal, Toni DeVries Row 3: Lance Veldboom, Linette Klatt, Lorelei Peters, Mark Meyer, Jean Hesse, Sherri Riessen, Jill Flick, Brent Tewes, Julie Jorgensen, Kristy Haack, Barry Yager Row 4: Loren Newkirk, B.J. Hutchinsen, Lindsey Peters, Wade Petersen Ensemble This year the Swing Choir participated in 2 con- tests, the Jazz Festival at USD and the Laurens- Marathon contest. They received the 1st place trophy at L-M, while competing against 6 other schools. A State Music Contest has been set up in Iowa this year, but due to a snowstorm it was cancelled. Row 1: Brenda Newkirk, Julie Noonan, Brian Mills Row 2: Mark Westphal, Ann Peters, Tim Jobes, Diane Craven Stage Band 1st row: Phil Kunkle, Mark Schmidt. 2nd row: Kristy Haack, Jean Hesse, Jill Flick, Nancy Ronnfeldt, Mark Meyer, Mr. Arndt, Tim Jobes. Mark Westphal, Ann Peters, Linette Klatt. 3rd row: Brian Hills, Daron Wingerson, Robin Wingerson, Delores Petersen, Dean Ahlers, Julie Noonan, B.J. Hutchinson. 1982 On Tuesday evening, April 6, the “stars came out as the Stage Band and Swing Choir combined their talents to present “A Swingin’ Celebration”. Opening the show was the Stage Band’s Rendi- tion of “Bandstand Boogie”. Spirits were kept high as the Swing Choir sang and danced to “Everybody Rejoice” and “With You”. The Up- tempo “Brass Bugaloo” and the lovely ballad “Endless Love” followed played by the Stage Band. Other selections included “One Fine Morn- ing”, “Please Don’t Play With My Heart”, and “What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life” by the Swing Choir, and “Gospel John”, “Hot Streak”, and “Low Blow” by the Stage Band. Julie Jorgensen shared her dancing talents with everyone in a medley of songs from the musical “Fame”. The audience enjoyed reminiscing with the Stage Band’s version of “In the Mood”. Clos- ing out the “Swingin’ Celebration” was the Swing Choir’s rousing version of “I et the Sunshine In”. Swing Show fi Sn i i i- j . f • • A Swingin’ Celebration Row 1: Deb Feddersen, Loren Newkirk, Steve Elkin. Row 2: Deb Kolpin, Julie Jorgensen, Kristy Haack, Aaron Getting. Row 3: Toni DeVries, John Scbierholz, Delores Petersen, Wade Petersen. The Hartley - Melvin High School Drama Depart- ment presented “The Emperor’s New Clothes” on November 18, 1981. This musical contained witty songs, romantic music, swift dialogue and dramatic action involving a Prince who is seeking his true love with the aid of a magic mirror. The Prince ends up in Transavainia where he finds his true love. The only catch is he has to weave a birthday garment for the Emperor which is made out of a fabric that only people fit for their social office and social standing can see. The trick is pulled off until a small girl tells the real truth that the Emperor has no clothes on. The Prince opens the Emperor’s eyes to the real importance of his reign, his people, not the material things of the world. Row 1: Jeff Shinkle, Audrey Miller, Jill Weber, Jolene Morgan, Jean Noonan, Lance Veldboom. Row 2: Mark Westphal, Cheryl VanderLee, Ma- chelle Monster, Tereasa Mattheis, Linda Swanson, Sherri Riessen, Diane Craven. Row 3: Tim Jobes, Carson Walker, Barry Yager. Roni Griffith, Julie Noonan, Denise Feddersen, Nancy Ronnefeldt. Spring Play “The Shame Of Tombstone” Left to right: Steve Elkin, Jean Noonan, B. J. Hutchinson, Nancy Ronnfeldt, Julie Noonan, Deb Fedder- sen, Diane Craven, Kristy Haack, Jill Weber, Wade Petersen, Julie Jorgensen and half of Carson Walker. THE SHAME OF TOMBSTONE - On March 2, 1982, the Hartley-Melvin Drama Deparrment pre- sented a night of good and evil with “The Shame of Tombstone”. It was spectacular entertainment with dramatic possibilities teaching the moral lesson “Crime Does Not Pay”, at least not as much as it used to. Row 1: Wade Petersen Row 2: Joan Peters, Jean Noonan, Deb Feddersen, Nancy Ronnfeldt, Row 3: Julie Noonan, Toni DeVries, Carson Walker, Audrey Miller, Steve Elkin Row 4: Teresa Mattheis, Machelle Monster, Lance Veldboom, Loren Newkirk Row 5: Julie Jorgensen, Roni Griffith, Denise Feddersen, Cherlyl VanderLee The Large Group Contest was held in Everly this year. The Hartley-Melvin students entered seven events, three of which re- ceived a division I rating which enabled them to further compete in the State Contest. This contest was held in Orange City on Febru- ary 6, 1982. Individual District Speech was held in Sheldon with Hartley en- tering eighteen events. In three of the events the student received a I rating and were able to participate in the State Contest held in Lake Mills on March 20, 1982. 62 Row 1: Ix rie Klatt, Kara Mulder, Kathy Keyt, Annette Selby, Shelley Bates, Lynelle Schwien, Angela Miller, Row 2: Mitzi Kraft, Julie Morgan, Lorelei Peters, Judy Meyer. Marni Schmidt, Coach Kerr, Coach Whipple, Row 3: Toni DeVries, Robin Schmidt, Roxanne Nagel, Jean Noonan. Tracy Otto, Julie Menke, Vonda Keene Row 1: Julie Noonan, Ann Peters, Jill Flick. Jill Weber, Tricia Duffield, Pamela Acevedo, Row 2: Gina Lindgren, Joan Peters. Heidi Gonnerman. Debra Kolpin, Row 3: Joan Ronnfeldt, Mia Whilliamson, Robin Lux, Beth Recher, Brenda Flkin. Sara Rossman. Jolene Morgan, Chris Bernier, Row 4: Linette Klatt. Robin Schmidt. Kathy Keyt, Audrey Miller Volleyball Girls Capture Conference Title All Conference The ’81-82 Volleyball season was both a learn- ing season and a successful one for the 38 girls out. The Hawkettes, for the 2nd consecutive year, were undefeated in Conference play and repeated -.3 sectional champs. “’8. was an excel- lent season and the ’82 season looks promising with the return of 5 of the 6 starters. Season record - Matches: 16 wins - 3 losses. Games: 46 wins - 18 losses. 1. Co-captains and members of the All NW Iowa Review Team were Julie Morgan Judy Meyer. 2. Seniors on the team were; row 1 Toni D.V., Rox N., Lori K. row 2 Mitzi K., Julie M. row 3 Lorelei P. 3. Selected for all All Conference were Julie M., Lynelle S., Angela M., Judy M., Marni S. 4. Shelly B shows her form going up for a spike. Football 1. The Defense waiting for some action. 2. Dan Rost reaching for the long pass. 3. Seniors on the ’81 team were: Mark Brehmer, Kim Kroger, Scott Tanner, Phil Kunkel, Mark Jacobsma, Paul Sleeper, Dan Rost, Lindsey Peters, Brad Schimmer, Hud Griffith Steve Taylor. 4. B.J. Hutchinsen running a play pat- tern. 5. The Players of the Defensive line. 6. The Players of the Offensive Line. 7. Tri-Captians for this season were Sen- 66 : o W V a r s • i t y li -23 , 9 w Row 1: Mark Brehmer, Lindsey Peters, Boh Ferguson, B.J. Hutchinson, Mark Meyer, Scott Tanner, Lane Heinisoth Row 2: Dean Alhers, DeLoy Adolf, Mark Recher, Coach Fletcher. Coach Jesse, Rob Jacobs, Kim Kroger, Steve Taylor Row 3: Phil Kunkel. Paul Sleeper, Hud Griffith, Bruce Tiedemann, Mark Jacobsma, Dan Rost, Brad Schimmer 68 The 1981 football sea- son was a disappointing one for the Hartley-Mel- vin players and coaches. The season record ended at two wins and six losses. After the early season loss to Rock Valley, 47 to 15. the Hawks bounced back with a victory over Alta with a score of 21 over their 6. The next two games were played very well by the Hawks hut they came out underneath with the scores-Aurelia 14, H-M 7 and Suth- erland. 7 H-M 6. The Homecoming game with Milford and the Paullina game were poor games for the Hawks. They lost 30 to 0 against Milford and 41 to 8 against Paullina. The Hawks did manage to play a good half in each of these games. HMHS then lost the next game to Primghar 25 to 7. The Hawks ended the season with a win over Sanborn with a score of 14 to 6. Injuries to several key players ear- ly in the season really set the Hawks back. However, the Hawks represented the school very well on the field with good desire, hard hitting and pride. Row 1: Chad DeBoer. Randy Cederstrom, Mike Roth, Dean Alhers, Tom Adams, Mark Westphal. Brian Mills Row 2: Coach Jesse. Carson Walker Mgr., Richard Keene. Dean Keyt, Chad Remmers, Dan Brehmer, Mike Back. Magic Schwien Mgr., Darrin Smith Mgr., Coach Fletcher Row 3: Brent Tewes, Steve Elkin, Ricky Leth, Gary Richter, Mark Schmidt. Daron Wingersen, Jay Anderson Mgr. Basketball-SVC 1 How 1: Robin Schmidt, Ann Peters, Lynelle M. Schwein, Judy J. Meyer, Jill Weber, Lorie Klatt Mgr. Row 2: Brenda F. Newkirk, Annette B. Selby, Audrey Miller, Nicie Schippoff, Marni S. Schmidt. Toni R. DeVries, Angela Miller, Coach Butt, Row 3: Lorelei D. Peters, Stephanie S. Woolston. Roxie B. Nagel, Mitzi T. Kraft, Darcy D. Stienbeck, Shelly Bates, Coach Martinsen Row 1: Deb Kolpin, Beth Recher, Christy Bernier. Clara Londono, Row 2: Jolene Moragan, Tricia Duffield. Robin Lux, Brenda Bikin. Heidi Gonnerman, Jill Flick. Karen Nagel. Row 3: Deb Feddersen Mgr., Joan Ronnefeldt, Mia Williamson, Audrey Miller, Ann Peters, Jill W'eber, Angela Miller, Linette Klatt, Nancy Ronnefeldt Mgr.. Coach Martinsen 2nd Team All Conf. - Marni Schmidt 2nd Team All Conf. - Roxy Nagel Hon. Men. All Conf. - Lynelle Schwien Hon. Men. All Conf. - Jill Weber Hon. Men. All State - Judy Meyer All Conference 1st Team All Conf. 1st Team All Conf. 1st Team All Conf. - Judy Meyer - Stephanie Woolston - Mitzi Krafyt Thirty young ladies reported for basketball in late fall of 1981. There were many varsity spots to fill with only one started back from the 80-81 state tournament team. After dropping their open- ing game of the season 76-69 in the Spencer Clinic this group said no more losses and proceeded to roll up twenty victories in a row before losing again. A very fine effort by a group that was sup- posed to be rebuilding. Even though the entire guard court will graduate the forward court will be back. This was the best shoot- ing court in the Sioux Valley Conference for the season and should be even better next year. The Hawkettes will be looking to repeat as Sioux Valley Champs in 1982-83. Season Record 20-2; Sioux Valley Champs 14-0 Basketball Row 1: Mark Meyer, David Branson. Row 2: Coach Fletcher, Mark Schmidt, Mgr. Wade Petersen, Brad Harms, B.J. Hutchinson, Mgr. Jay Anderson, Steve Elkin. Row 3: Aaron Getting. Mitch Mayer, Dave Jenson. Paul Petersen, Perry Borchard, I«ane Heimsoth. Paul Sleeper SENIOR MEMBERS- Paul Sleeper, Paul Petersen, Dave Jenson, David Branson The Hawks had a rough season in 81- 82, as they managed to win only 2 games. The year can be summarized as one in which many games were lost by close scores. The Hawks lost 9 games by a total of 29 points and were unable to win any of their close contests; so the season could have easily been turned around with a few breaks. The team looks forward to next season with great optimism as they will have many experienced players returning to the squad. 1st row: R. Cederstrom, M. Johnson, T. Adams, M. Westphal, C. DeBoer, B. DeBoer, C. Remmers. 2nd row: B. Mills, D. Keyt, G. Richter, K. Richter, D. Ahlers, R. Leth, D. Wingerson, Coach Marra, C. Harms. All-Conference Honorable Mention: Paul Sleeper, Lane Heimsoth, B.J. Hutchinson. Second Team: Mark Meyer. Cheerleaders Top row: Honi Griffith, Teresa Mattheis, Gina Hilbert, Machelle Monster, Kristy Haack, Julie Jorgensen. Bottom row: Lynette Nagel, Amy Schierholz, Carol Hesse, Teresa Taylor. Do you know how scary it really is up there? Look at the game Roni! 75 Left to right: Julie Jorgensen. Machelle Monster, Gina Hilbert, Kristy Haack, Teresa Mattheis, Roni Griffith c Varsity Squad Shows 1 Enthusiasm This year the ten cheerleaders chosen by judges and the student body led the crowd in cheers and chants. They spent many hours thinking up the jock skits and pre- paring the pep meetings. This year’s varsity squad had a “brand new look’’ with their new uni- forms which they worked very hard for. The year was memorable and very rewarding. The new cheerleading sponsor for this year was also an asset; Miss Treloar of- fered her leadership and ideas to the girls so the squads could func- tion as a unit. 76 Girls’ Track The 1982 track year got off to a slow start. First it was snow, then came the rain. There was so much rain that two track meets were cancelled. Good hard practices were few, but the effort by the girls at track meets were super. We had six meets and District which we participated in. At Conference we came in fifth. Julie Morgan made the confer- ence team by placing first in the long jump. We had two seniors that will leave us. Boys’ Track We had a very young track team this year with two seniors, five juniors nine sophomores, and five freshmen. We competed fairly well in most meets, radually bettering times and distances, and eights. We generally competed in the large classes at track meets which eliminated a large amount of scoring. On the whole, our young team did quite well. We primarily ran individual events because it was really tough for us to come up with four quality relay runners. Our best relay was the Two Mile Relay which was composed of four soph- omores. Our best individual events this yer were sprints (100 and 220) and long distance (mile and 2 mile). We competed in the Bulldog Relays in Aurelia, E- Hawk Relays at Emmetsburg, Pioneer Relays at Milford, the Hawk Relays at Hartley, the Paullina Relays, Great Lakes Invitational at Spirit Lake, District at Sioux Center, and the Sioux Valley Conference Meet at Hartley. The boys also com- peted in a dual meet with Sutherland. Sitting: Chandra Kranz, Amy Schierholz, Robin Lux, Linette Klatt, Mia Williamson. Jean Noonan, Julie Morgan, Jolene Morgan, Deb Kolpin, Marni Schmidt Standing: Donna Olson. Joan Ronnfeldt, Ann Peters, Lorelei Peters, Julie Wills, Angela Miller, Sara Rossman. Heidi Gonnerman, Toni DeVries, Audrey Miller 78 How 1: loanee Veldboom, Mike Branson, Chad DeBoer, B.J. Hutchinsen. Mark Meyer, Scott Tanner. Ron Prina, Randy Cedersrtom, Brent Tewes Row 2: Phil Kunkel-mgr., Dean Ahlers. Dean Keyt, Gary Richter, Scott Benz, Mark Recher. Mark Westphal, Darrin Smith, Rick Leth, Carson Walker 1. Mark W. running his part of the re- lay. 2. Randy C. closing in on the Suther- land runner. 3. Mark M. Sprin sprints the distance of the 220 yd. dash. 79 Girls’ Golf I eft to right: Julie Jorgensen, Julie Noonan, Annette Selby, Judy Meyer. Lynelle Schwien, Paula Jorgensen. Coach Kerr. J V 1st row: Coach Kerr, Clara Londono, Chris Bernier, Carol Hesse, Joan Peters, Sheri Heitritter 2nd row: Paige Philip. Renee Singleton, Pamela Acevendo, Patti Sonich. Seventeen girls reported for spring golf. Our team continued to improve on last season’s record and we finished the year with our best record yet. For the first time in 4 years the Hawkettes were Sioux Valley Conf. Champions with a team score of 195. Judy Meyer, Annette Selby and Paula Jorgensen were selected to the 1982 All Conf. Team. The Hawkettes repeated last years effort by again winning the Sectional Tournament which was held at Rmerald Hills Golf Course on May 17, 1982. District competition was held on May 25, 1982 at Rmerald Hills. We finished 3rd behind Pochohantas and Milford. I 80 Left to right: Aaron Getting, John Schierholz, Lane Heimsoth, Perry Borchard, Paul Sleeper, Steve Elkin J V A nice workable group of 11 reported for golf this season. They experienced an up and down year, playing some good matches and some not so good. The weather was not the best for a great season: the conference and district meets were held in cold down pours. The highlights of the season was the team qualify- ing for the District for the first time. Lane Heimsoth being medalist in the sectional and 5 season meets and runnerup in the conference and makin all conference for the 3rd year. The guys 9 hole average improved from 178.6 last year to 170 this year. Letterman were Lane Heimsoth (capt.), Paul Slepper, Aaron Getting, Steve Elkin. Perry Borchard, John Schierholz and Mark Schmidt. 1st row: Brian Mills, Tom Adams 2nd row: Mark Schmidt, Mitch Mayer Softball 1st row: Annette Selby. Shelley Bates. Marni Schmidt, Judy Meyer, Lorelei Peters 2nd row: Lynelle Schwien. Julie Morgan. Angie Miller, Vonda Keene, Audrey Miller, Lisa Petersen 1st row: Deb Kolpin, Nancy Tanner, Amy Jobes. Lisa Mohni, Gina Harson 2nd row: Robin Lux. Tricia Duffield. Julie Noonan, Jolene Morgan, Chris Bernier, Lori Lenz Baseball 1st row: Brian Mills, Steve Petersen, Paul Ptersen, Daniel Rost, B.J. Hutchinson, Mark Westphal, Mark Meyer 2nd row: Dean Ahlers. Mark Schmidt, Arlin Prins, Steve Klkin, David Branson 3rd row: Dean Keyt, Paul Sleeper. Scott Benz. Lane Heimsoth. Perry Borchard. Mitch Mayer, Coach Jesse 1st row: Scott Boone, Carl Petersen, Brady Westphal, David Meiske, Tim Heiller, Kevin Gonnerman, Gary VanderLee 2nd row: Chad DeBoer, Mike Back, Richard Keene, Arlin Prins. Michael Branson 3rd row: Coach Jesse. Dean Keyt, Brian Mills, Scott Benz, Dean Ahlers, Mark Westphal B T 0 e w a 1 m • i s n g The Hartley-Melvin Bowl- ing Teams consisted of the top five students who had the highest bowling averages in the Physical Education Classes held at HMHS. Thes students then qompeted in the District Bowling Contest at Spencer. Neither the boys’ nor girls’ team qualified for the State Bowling Contest. Row 1: Julie Morgan, Lynelle Schwien Row 2: Annette Selby, Steph- anie Woolston, Paula Jorgensen Lane Heimsoth, Steve Elkin, Brad Harms, Ron Prins, Paul Petersen (not picture) H.M.H.S Athletes A Time For Us The 1982 Jr.-Sr. Prom was held April 24 at the high school. The Juniors hosted the evening, with the dinner catered by the Crown Fork. The high- lights of the banquet were the Dating Game skit performed by the waiters and waitresses, the handing out of Senior gag awards and a duet by Delores Petersen B.J. Hutchinsen singing the theme of the evening - “A Time for Us” and “The Sweetest Thing”. The music at the dance was played by Renegade. 86 Jr.-Sr Prom 1. B.J. Delores P. performed the song “A Time for Us”. 2. The crowd watches as the waiters waitresses do a skit. 3. Jr. Class Officers Tracy Otto Wade Petersen gave the Senior Welcome. 4. Lindsay P. comes to HMHS to release his new album “My Favorite Hawaiian Hits” by Don Ho. 5. No Lorie, even though you have a rose in your teeth, you are not allowed to dance on the table top. (sitting with her - Tammy N., Shari S. Kara M. 6. The Dating game skit done Hartley - Melvin style. - Cute Carson. 7. Stacy S. expression of surprise. 8. Tom A. questions the 3 eligible Bache- lorettes. 9. Jean H. showing off her Dolly Pardon award. 10. Posing for a photo are seniors Deb V.D. Toni D.V. in front, Nicie S., Lorelei P. Brenda N. behind. 11. The Phil, The Ron the Scott ready for dancing the night away. One Spectacular Night 1. Kathy K., Robin S., Renee S. Loren N. take a break from the action. 2. Julie N. helps Wade P. with his por- trayal of John Revolta. 3. Lorie K. sits with Claudio while he shows his college favorite on his T- shirt. 4. Barry Y. Brenda N. boogie down. 5. Ms Treloar Ms Whipple serve punch with a smile. 6. Brad N. Sherri R. going punk with the help of Renegade’s music. 7. Cranking out the tunes were the rock group Renegade. 8. Dennis K. in the festive mood of prom. 9. Pam A. adds a foreign touch to prom. 10. Jeff K. - Hey baby, take a chance, it only costs you a dime a dance. 11. John S. Tracy O. - They got the beat. 12. Donna O. shows off her smile to Mark H., Jay H. Patti S. 13. Mark J. Hud G. playing wall flowers. 14. Brian D., Jack B., Mark R. pick con- versation over dancing. 1. Tim J., where is our your wedding dress? 2. Smile for the camera Brad S. 3. Comparing notes Doug J. Scott T.? 4. Ferry B. chowing down. 5. Phil K. seems to enjoy a hug from Julie M. 6. Mikie won’t eat it, he hates everything. 7. Good stuff Maynard! Ricky L. 8. Nice profile Schimmer. 9. Annette S. off in La La Land. 10. Deb H. I oerlei P. pretending to be Christmas presents. 1. The crowd looks on while the Sophomores did their skit at Prom. 2. Curtis H. didn’t your mother teach you any manners? 3. Don’t be shy boys! 4. Tricia D. Linette K. enjoying their dinner. 5. Slow Dancing by Mark H. Clara L. 6. Your part isn’t straight Tod S. 7. Smilin’ Shelly B. 8. Joan R. shows us her model poses. 9. So this is what you call an exciting government class? 91 1. Denise F. Paula J. reading the Class History. 2. Foreigh Exchange Students for ’82 were Clara Ixmdono, Claudio Quezada Pamela Acevedo. 3. The State Band played a few musical selections. 4. The Senior Singers doing “Time”. 5. The Class Prophecy was told by Teresa M. Lisa P. 6. Brenda N. receiving one of the music awards. 7. Senior Class President - Steve Taylor. 8. A view of the Senior Class. 9. Rox N. Linda S. introducing the Sen- iors as they walk in. 10. The Class Will was read by Kristy H. Steve T. 11. Entertainment by the Stage Band. 92 CLASS NIGHT Tuesday, May 11, 8:00 p.m. Hartley-Melvin High School Auditorium Introductions.......................Roxane Nagel Linda Swanson “Time”..............................Senior Singers Class History...................Denise Feddersen Paula Jorgensen Class Will..................................Kristy Haack Steve Taylor Selections ..........................Stage Band Class Prophecy..................Teresa Mattheis Lisa Petersen Presentation of Awards.....................Faculty ‘‘Somewhere Down the Road”..........Senior Choir Members Graduation - May 16, 1982 rHE ROAD CALLED T0,L LEADS TO THE :iTY CALLED 5 55 ••Highest Honors 1982 GRADUATES ‘Honor Students Elizabeth Mae Marie Back Tamara Sue Berger David Lee Branson Mark Steven Brehmer Toni Lynn DeVries Sheri Lou Fanning Denise Kay Feddersen Bailey Hudson Griffith Kristy J. Haack Jerry Glade Heetland, Jr. Mark Patrick Heilman Debra Sue Heitritter Jean Linette Hesse Gina Marie Hilbert Mark Ryan Jacobsma David F. Jenson Douglas Orrin Jenson Timothy W. Jobes Paula Eileen Jorgensen Lorie Ann Klatt Jeffrey John Kohn Mitzi Ann Kraft Kim Kenneth Kroger Philip M. Kunkel Christina Louies Mann Teresa Catherine Mattheis Machelle Elaine Monster Julie Rae Morgan Roxane Kay Nagel Bradley James Nelson Brenda Lea Newkirk Joanne Lynn Otto Lindsey Vogel Peters Lorelei Lynn Peters Lisa JoAnn Petersen Paul O. Petersen Ronald Jay Prins Ryan L. Remmers Daniel H. Rost Bradley Dale Schimmer Nic’O Lena Schiphoff Paul LeRoy Sleeper Darcy Jo Steinbeck Linda Jean Swanson Scott Michael Tanner Steve Ryan Taylor Gary Herluf Thomsen Cheryl Joy VanderLee Lori Kay Westphalen Stephanie Lynn Woolston Foreign Exchange Students Pamela Acevedo-Chile Clara Londono-Colombia Claudio Quezada-Chile 1. Julie- you’re not helping Jeffs concentra- tion! 2. All dressed up and no place to go. 3. Now see here kids. 4. Sherri R. Ch checking it out. 5. The juniors devouring dinner. 6. The day everyone got sent to the office. 7. Scott just got an A in Advanced Math. 8. Teri telling Damn a secret!? 9. Magic chowing down. 10. B.J. get that silly grin off your face! 11. Neice legs cheerleaders! 12. Heidi tooting on her flute. 13. Rob Spacing off. 14. Jean N. congratulating Lindsey on his new album. 96 Column One: Miss Prusha, Stacy Engel, Dean Popowski, Ryan Hellenge Column Two: Jill Cedar, Tony Peters, Grant Dau Column Three: Sarah Hinkey Column Four: Jessica Heilman Column Five: Neil Arends, Jessica Stanley, John McDougall, Kathy DeKok, Ryan Burns, Becky Jatho Column Six: Venus Seivert, Valorie Jacobs, Nathan Schroeder, Ashley Simoes, Mitchel Wynja, Tabitha Pyle Column One: Column One: Rae Jean Langley Column Two: Chris Schulz, Chase Anderson Column Three: Karla Tiedemann, Eric Iedema Column Four: Matthew Lux, Christy Mohni Column Five: Brandon Kluch Column Six: Mitchell Groff, Katie Strampe, Matthew Denny, Kami Wynja, Julie Ebel, Jeriann Heitritter Column Seven: Mrs. Luedke, Chad Giesel, Stacie Adolf, Chris Michelson, Neil Schroeder, Amy Van Iperen, Rachel Crist Column 1: starting at the top: Crystal Nellis Column 2: Charles Pyle, Natalie Rawlings Columns 3: Bradley Meendering, Darren Schaa Column 4: Julie Brockmann, Nicole Lux Column 5: Marci Heilman, Lance Dunkelberger, Jason Boles, Stacey Van Iperen, Jolene Heitritter Column 6: Mrs. McDowell, Tracy Buhrmann, Danny Jesse, Jason Peters, Brent Petersen, Carrie Roede, Heidi Mengel, Tigger (on Heidi’s lap) � x v£ Row 1 starting at the top: Brian Richter, Paul Bernier, Aaron Wimmer, Mrs. Goetsch, Curt Stoltz, Brian Dacken, Stephanie Klatt Row 2: Jeremy Rausch, Andrea Grosve- nor, Carrie Rieck, Anne Koedam, Shelbe Steinbeck Row 3: Kelly Nieman, Chad Centner, Greg Wohlert, Cindy Wiekamp, Janelle Morgan Row 4: Alicia Simoes, Shawn Ogden, Jamie Westerman, Jeremy Rabenberg, LeRoy Popowski a s s O f 9 3 Column 1, Brent Unrau, Scott Beek Column 2, Thomas Jenson, Terry Hatting Column 3, James Vogt, Daniel Heilman Column 4, Mrs. Cacek, Salli Back, Melissa Nau, Rebecca Graves, Carrie Decklever Column 5, Lori Van Iperen, JoAnn Lux, Damon Rusche, Heather Agena, Jeffery Branson, Jason Ackerman From the top to the bottom, Mitchell Ahrenstorff, Theresa Schroeder, Tony Hatting, Danny Enger, Nickolas Donkersloot, Miss Treloar, Rosialie Hinkey, Shahna Wohlert, Roxanne Denny, Megan Boone, Jody Steinmetz, Jody Stein- metz, Matt Roskens, Darren Wacker, Jodi Waltz, Kristi Verrips, Jeff Sorensen, Joshua Martinsen Column One: Miss Sheryl Bagley, Dayla Singleton, Jason Lindgren, Scott Slinger, Stacie Koele, Andrea Dunkelherger, Jennifer Brehmer, Alex Engel Column Two: Heath Petersen, Jennifer Morgan, Julie Anema, Brent Seivert, Chris Struve, Chad Schaa C olumn I hree: Angie Mohni, Brian Meendering Column Four: Brent Rieck, ('had Wilkenson Column Five: Debra Espey o How One: Ms. Haack, Kari Sterk, Valerie Mohni Row Two: Bruce Dagel, Brad Boholz How I hree: Ann Muilenburg, Jamie Grosvenor How Four: Jody Petersen, Steve Back Row Five: Kevin YVynja, Koen Luinstra Row Six: Kyle Michaelson, Sherri Engelkes, Jason Ogden, Brady Griffin Row Seven: Kristie Hoeppner, I,orie Buhrmann, Kristine Warman, Jason Klotz Column 1 Mrs. Martinsen, Jennifer Nielson, Rodney Wiekamp, Robert Taylor, Todd Holtz, Sheila Engelkes, Dan Bobzein, Mary Shinkle, Jim Dickey Column 2 Kara Nurse, Gary Pippert, Tricia Baysinger, Deanne Espey, Mindy Marco, Krista Ackerman, Angie Schiphoff Column 3 Thad Thomas, Ronan Roghair Column 4 Tracy Guggisberg, Mark Kunkel Column 5 Robert Harson Clockwise from the teacher, Beth Yager, Renee I eth, Scott Anema, Leann Schroder, Brenton Cederstrom, Troy Schiembeck, Matt Petersen, Ross Hin- key, Kendra Kroger, Michelle Bobzein, Laurinda Denny, Chad Waltz, Emily Muilenburg, Daniel Petersen, Joel Griffen, Troy Ackerman, Greta Gonner- man, Terri Dacken, Troy Harms, Brent Christenson, JoAnn Tewes, Denise Sandersfeld, Mrs. Kckard Row 1: Starting from the top: Mrs. Magnussen Row 2: Jennifer Groff, Steve Albert Row 3: Lori Leth, Brent Nelson Row 4: Kim Heilmann, Travis Wohlert Row 5: Marcy Marco, Brent Tiedemann Row 6: Julie Westerman, John Weber Row 7: Lori Riessen, Chad Hallenga, Brian Rawlings Row 8: Debra Bobzien, Shannan Dahnke Row 9: Neil Lux, Doug Enger Row 10: Fred Roskens, l eah Bents Row 11: Matt Mayer, Carrie Cederstrom Row 12: Jodi Waggoner, Jami Engelkes, Cindy Hesse o UI How 1: starting from the top: Bryan Nelson, Amy Joens, Tiffany Lucas, Caley Boone, Mr. Wagenaar How 2: Troy Wohlert, Robbie Langdeaux Row «3: Gary Branson, Ken Martinsen Row 4: Cheryl Jacobs, Jennifer Lux, Alisa Nonneman, Kim Verhoef Row 5: Teresa Enger, Scott Heetland Row 6: Angie Sonich, Michelle Nurse Row 7: Ken Kirk, Jay Schmidt Row 8: Dawn Scharnberg, Raul Dagel Row 9: Andrea Schauer, Amy Johnson Row 10: Shane Boetel, Brent Knock Row 1 starting from the top: Brenda Brockmann, Mr. Martinsen, Mrs. Mehrens, Chris Wehrkamp Row 2: Rochelle DeBoer, Mike Muilenburg Row 3: Charlotte Nau, Amy Beek, Brian Rieck Row 4: I asha Kranz, Keri Luinstra, Gary Unrau Row 5: Connie Meendering, Susan Swanson Row 6: Melissa Kraft, Greg Harson Row 7: Becky Bobzien, Eric Hesebeck Row 8: Brian Nagel, Matt Smith, I,ee Dau Row 1 starting from the top: Mr. Baker, Todd Dykstra Row 2: Traci Metteer, Alex Gutierriz Row 3: Lori Tewes, Thad Nagel Row 4: Jody Riedemann, Tracy Duffield Row 5: Susan Swalve, Jennifer Hilbert Row 6: Troy Remmers, Lance Heimsoth Row 7: Mike Benz, Jason Petersen Row 8: Mary Kohn, Andy Petersen Row 9: Jill Hennings, Shane Waltz Row 10: Mike Schiphoff, Rhonda Leth, Lynnette Dodge Jr. High Student Council 1st row-V. Bobzien, T. Hardin, D. Meiske, A. Jobes, A. Groff 2nd row-M. Petersen, M. Haarsma, P. Noonan, B. Westphal, H. Jorgensen, G. VanderLee 3rd row-A. Bobolz, B. Tiedemann, A. White, K. Smith, T. Heiller, Mr. Martinsen 105 7th Grade Row 1: F. Ahlers, R. Crist, H. Jorgensen, Row 2: B. Pippert, S. Christenson, J. Sonich, S. Meyer, Row 3: D. Jobes, M. Schaa, G. Struve, 1. Kranz, B. Walker, S. Sterler, B. Sandersfeld, Row 4: M. Ebel, T. Jenkins, M. Schauer, A. Groff, B. Daugherty, B. Tiedemann, K. Smith, C. Wills, Mr. Marra a s e t b a 1 1 1st row: B. Pippert, G. Struve, S. Meyer, M. Schaa. 1st row: B. Pippert, B. Sandersfeld, P. Ahlers. 2nd row: G. Struve, S. Meyer. M. Schaa, H. Jorgensen J Sonich 3rd row: D. Jobes, R. Crist, S. Christenson, A. Groff, 4th row: Coach Martinsen, Coach Marra, M. Schauer, S. Sterler, I. Kranz, B. Daugherty, K. Smith, 5th row: B. Tiedemann, M. Ehel 106 7th Grade V 0 1 1 e y b a 1 1st row: M. Leth, C. White, M. Petersen 2nd row: J. Samson, J. Nagel, J. Waggoner, D. Espey 3rd row: M. Haarsma, P. Noonan, Coach I Wipple 4th row: S. Jacobs, A. Petersen, T. Anderson 5th row: A. Bobolz, S. Cederstrom, P. Linder A 1st row: S. Jacobs, M. Leth, J. Samson, S. Cederstrom, 2nd row: A. Petersen, J. Nagel, P. Noonan, T. Anderson. D. Espey 3rd row: P. Linder, M. Haarsma, T. Rons. A. Bobolz, C. White, J. Waggoner, M. Petersen, Coach Martinsen Row 1 starting from the top, Michele Petersen, Mr. But, Angie Bobolz Row 2, Chris White, Aaron Groff Row 3, Jackie Waggoner, Michael Schauer Row 4, Steven Branson, Brain Sandersfeld Row 5, Denise Espey, Jill Sampson, Matt Schaa, Brain Pippert Row 6, Barry Walker, Marcy Leth Row 7, Harlan Jorgensen, Gene Struve Row 8, Richard Crist, Jeff Sonich Row 1 starting at the top, Kevin Smith, Mark Ebel, Radney Meendering, Brian Daugh- erty, Shawn Cederstrom Row 2, Brian Tiedeman, Tamara Rons, Trisha Anderson, Mi- chelle Haarsma, Patricia Noonan Row 3, Paula Linder, Tony Kranz Row 4, Anita Peter- sen, Stuart Christenson Row 5, Joann Nagel, Scott Sterler Row 6, David Jobes, Scott Meyer Row 7, Paul Ahlers, Sheila Jacobs Band 5 t h G r a d e 1st row: C. Jacobs, K. Heilman, L. Riessen, C. Hesse, D. Scharnberg, A. Joens. 2nd row: T. Lucas, J. Lux, M. Nurese, A. Nonneman, A. Schauer, C. Cederstrom, L. Bents, M. Marco, J. Groff, S. Dahnke. 3rd row: J. Westerman, G. Branson, M. Mayer, K. Martinsen, S. Boetel, T. Rnger. 4th row: N. Lux, C. Boone, Mr. Braa. 1st row: C. Meendering, T. Duffield. 2nd row: A. Gutevriz, J. Riedemann, K. Luinstra, T. Kranz, K. Wehrkamp, B. Brockman, J. Hennings. 3rd row: T. Dykstra, R. DeBoer, L. Dodge, B. Nagel. 4th row: Mr. Braa. 109 Jr. High 1st row: S. Boone, A. Jobes, G. Harson, T. Heiller, S. Christenson, A. Bobolz, S. Jacobs, C. White, P. Noonan. 2nd row: D. Meiske, M. Hesebeek, T. Rons, A. Petersen, P. Linder, L. Lenz, A. Groff, H. Jorgensen, P. Ahlers. 3rd row: T. Kranz, D. Espey, M. Schauer, P Schauer, G. VanderLee, B. Harms, W. Robinson, N. Tanner, L. Mohni, D. Peters, M. Marco. lst row: C. Wills, S. Christenson, J. Sonich, T. Anderson, P. Noonan, M. Haarsma, C. White, M. Petersen, S. Jacobs. 2nd row: D. Jobes, D. Espey, A. Petersen, P. Linder, V. Bobzien, M. Ebel, T. Rons, N. Tanner, A. Jobes, K. Metteer. 3rd row: M. Hesebeek, S. Mealman, C. I'ewes, L. Dykstra, P. Schauer, D. Meiske, T. Heiller, M. Schauer, W. Recher, M. Leth. 4th row: A. Meiske, T. Hardin L Lenz, G. Harson, M. Williamson, L. Heimsoth, A. Bobolz, B. Harms, K. Roghair, K. Smith Cheerleaders 1st row: T. Hardin, L. Griffith, V. Bobzien. 2nd row: M. Marco, L. Mohni, T. Rons. Drill Team Drum Majorette L. Griffith, T. Hardin, S. Mealman, V. Bobzien, M. Williamson. Melissa Marco Clockwise from the teacher, Kayla Roghair, Leah Hemisoth, Bobby Joens, David Meiske, Tim Heiller, Missy Marco, Ginny Bobzien, Teresa Hardin, Kevin Gonnerman, Scott Boone, Gary VanderLee, Trevor Enger, Lisa Dykstra, Nancy Tanner, Will Robinson, Phillip Schauer, Greg Luinstra, Lori Lenz, Brad Leth, Mrs. Anderson. Absent: Brandon Snyder Row 1 Mr. Marra Row 2 Alan White, Dan Peters, Becky Harms Row 3 Jeff Wohlert, Brady Westphal, Ann Meiske, Darry Klatt, Mindy Williamson, Gina Harson Row 4 Carl Petersen, Jodi Samson, Carla Tewes, Lisa Mohni, Row 5 Sharie Mealman, Wenda Recher Row 6 Craig Wills, Karla Metteer Row 7 Leslie Griffith, Myron Hesebeck, Amy Jobes 8th Grade 1st row: W. Robinson, P. Schauer 2nd row: K. Gonnerman, G. VanderLee, C. Petersen, D. Peters. T. Heiller 3rd row: Coach Martinsen, Coach Marra, S. Boone, A. White, B. Westphal 4th row: B. Joens, D. Klatt, B. Leth, D. Meiske 1st row: S. Boone, G. Vanderl ee, 2nd row: T. Heiller, W. Robinson, P. Schauer, T. Knger 3rd row: M. Hesebeck, K. Gonnerman, D. Peters, B. Westphal, B. Joens, D. Meiske, A. White, C. Petersen, C. Wills, Coach Marra 113 8th Grade V 0 1 1 e y b a 1 1 1st. row: S. Mealman, J. Samson, A. Meiske, A. Jobes, C. Tewes, N. Tanner, L. Lenz 2nd row: K. Roghair, G. Harson, W. Recher, Coach Wipple 3rd row: K. Metteer, M. Williamson, L. Dykstra. B. Harms, L. Heimsoth 1st row: A. Meiske, M. Marco, T. Hardin, J. Samson 2nd row: B. Bobzien, L. Mohni, C. Tewes, N. Tanner, A. Jobes 3rd row: L. Dykstra, K. Metteer, M. Williamson, L. Lenz, B. Harms, G. Harson, L. Heimsoth, Coach Martinsen Track 1st row: D. Espey, M. Leth, P. Noonan, J. Nagel, J. Waggoner, S. Mealman, S. Jacobs, K. Metteer 2nd row: L. Dykstra, A. Jobes, T. Hardin, W. Recher, S. Cederstrom, M. Haarsma, T. Anderson, M. Petersen 3rd row: J. Samson, G. Harson, V. Bobzien, B. Harms, A. Bobolz, J. Samson, C. Tewes, C. White, T. Rons 1st row: B. Sandersfeld, M. Hesebeck, E. Struve, J. Sonich, H. Jorgensen, P. Ahlers, G. VanderLee, C. Wills, K. Gonnerman, S. Boone 2nd row: R. Crist, S. Christenson, S. Meyer, S. Branson, S. Sterler, T. Kranz, D. Jobes, B. Walker, M. Schaa, A. Groff 3rd row: Coach Marra, K. Smith, W. Robinson, B. Westphal, B. Leth, B. Joens, B. Daugherty, A. White, C. Petersen, P. Schauer, D. Peters, M. Schauer 115 • I £ 1. Roxy S. trying not .to smile. 2. Memories of fights gone by Sara R. Time J. 3. Chad R. caught in deep thought. 4. Jean H. were you throwing eras- ers during the trial in govern- ment class? 5. A little hit of old Melvin, Ryan R. Gary T. 6. Stacy S. Jim C. working on the Sports Score Board painted by the Art students. 7. What are you boys doing in the ditch? Watching the crops grow? (Pat S. Todd H.) 8. Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes 1 just sits. - John S. 9. What are you smiling about Darrin S.? 10. This can’t be true - Jay A. study- ing?!? 11. Tom A. - The white Velvet Jones? 12. The remake of Kndless l ove by Cheryl V. L. Steve T. 13. W’hat caught your eye Beth R.? 14. A typical 4C study session. 15. Roxy N. did anybody ever tell you that your mother dresses you funny? 16. Joanne O. pictured here stran- gling Brad H. 117 o o 118 We took 1 more look back at HMHS and what did we see? Doug Bob M. - “Take Off’, Velvet Jones’ 2 publications, and being born in a barn. O-tay! Gloria, Calvin Jordache took over the fashion scene with designer jeans, mini skirts, the western look and headbands. But when one thinks of headbands it brings the memories of Punk Hock, Loverboy, porta- ble headphone cassettes music boxes, and the Ra- mones. Jeff Shinkle’s lunch box made the rounds along with funny things in Hummer’s locker - Schimmer, we know it was you! Bodie revealed himeslf to many as did Hud Griffith. The Basketball girls could be heard singing their favorite commercial - My bologna has a first name - etc. The band also had its problems with intonation and Jean Hesse’s harmony. The Preppies invaded HMHS with their topsiders, monograms, izods and the The Official How to be Preppy Book. By the way, can anyone tell me who has the prime car with the mud on it? Breaking windows seemed to be a favorite habit of many students this year along with pulling the fire alarm. The Senior boys had their fun with pigs, let- ting them loose and decorating lawns with them. But who can forget the fun we had attending those Heav- enly English Classes. The 4A Senior girls went on army maneuvers while heading for the ditch for rea- sons unknown. To reminise through the 1st official year at Hartley- Melvin High School brought back a lot of good memories. Kristy Toni hope you have enjoyed this years Oracle and we wish the best for the students of HMHS. For now we are 1. [ Sponsors Full Page Dacken’s Barber Shop Morgan’s Florals V. H. Miller Equipment Inc. Hartley Drug Fabric Gene’s Foodland Hartley Electiric Hunting Elevator Dvorak Implement Hartley Foods Security State Bank Farmer’s Co-op Elevator Half Page Hartley Beauty Shop Rick’s Bakery Bremer’s Body Shop Burley’s Appliance Rost Oil Wingerson’s Dental Office Bill’s Garage Prin’s Plumbing Heating Farmland Insurance - Carl J. Puhrman agt. 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