Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1988 volume:

Amy Beek Michael Benz Brenda Brockmann Tracy Duffield Todd Dykstra Becky Giesel MP Jill Hennings Eric Hesebeck Nancy Hansen Michelle Hengeveld Jennifer Hilbert “Goofing off again?” “Aren’t we suppose to be working?” “Hey dude!” “Are those figures working out?” “I don’t eat to live, I live to eat!” “Showing your true colors.” “Show us your whites.” “Is it Friday yet?” 5 Lori Tewes Gary Unrau Shane Waltz Kristine Wehrkamp Hold on to the Moment Single file and yet together, We have shared our greatest days. And we carry common memories In different ways. Though we don’t know where we’re going, We will cherish where we’ve been. I want to cry. I want to shout . .. Want to let this feeling out. Hold on to the moment. Let the feelings show. Hold on to the moment. Never let it go. I can picture us together With my arms around my friends. Just let me hold on to this moment, Before it ends. There was laughter. There were tears, Through the dozen golden years. HOMECOMING MEMORIES Moments of Homecoming “Homecoming” this year was a very busy time for many. Beforehand preparations were that of decorating floats, preparing class skits, and decorating the gymnasium for the dance. The activities started Thursday evening, Oc- tober 1, with the Pep rally which was held in the gymna- sium of the high school. The class skits were given and the winning skit was presented by the junior class. On Friday, the activities continued with coronation where our king and queen were announced. Troy Peterson and Daphne Schiphoff were the couple honored as our royal- ty. After coronation was the parade with the theme of nursery rhymes. The winning float was made by the senior class. Last but not least was the big game. The Hartley-Melving Hawks played a challenging game with Sanborn. Since the Hawks played their hearts out we can’t say that we lost the game. Although Sanborn did come out ahead at the end. The homecoming activities were all wrapped up with the dance following the foot- ball game. The music was provided by a DJ from KG95. Considering all the hard work and dedication that was put into Homecoming, it proved worth it as the events were enjoyed by many. -.3 -J 00 X h- 15 Steve Albert Chris Ammon Shane Boetel Gary Branson Carrie Cederstrom Paul Dagel Jennifer Groff Sherry Hartwig Scott Heetland Kim Heilman Cindy Hesse Shannan Dahnke Jamie Engelkes Doug Enger Teresa Enger Julie Westerman Travis Wohlert Troy Wohlert 19 1. Now what are you guys up to? (Troy W., Paul D.) 2. Telling secrets again? (Jenny L., Jodi W., Mi- chelle N., Jennifer G.) 3. “Did I miss something again?” (Matt M.) 4. “Yea, we’re cool.” (Matt M., John W.) 5. All play and no work. (Angie S., Sherry H., Cindy H., Kim V., Teresa R., Amy J., Kim W.) 6. “Thumbs up for that history film” (Julie W.) 7. “We’re just one big happy family.” (Cheryl J., Chris A., Andrea S., Cindy H., Scott H.) 8. Show us those whites, girls. (Andrea S., Lori R.) 9. “I’m glad that wasn’t a teacher.” (James W.. Fred R. ) 10. “Is it the end of the school year already?” (Dawn S. ) 11. This is gonna be a great day. (Ken M.) 20 Dan Bobzien Brenton Cederstrom Brent Christenson Terri Dacken Laurinda Denny Kyle Ebel Sheila Engelkes Deanne Espey Kevin Espey Greta Gonnerman Joel Griffin Tracy Guggisburg Rob Harson Ross Hinkey 22 Todd Holtz Shawn Kniesly Ronan Roghair Denise Sandersfeld Troy Schiernbeck Angie Schiphoff Leann Schroeder Mary Shinkle Jon Stanley Robert Taylor JoAnn Tewes 1. Another exciting English class! (Beth Y., Ronan R., Robert T., and Joel G.) 2. Waiting for the bell to ring (Dan B. and Ronan R.) 3. Boys will be boys (Mark K., Matt P., and Brent C.) 4. Caught between classes (Denise S.) 5. Chow time (Stephanie P., Kara N., Jo Ann Tewes, and Tracy G.) 6. Studying???? (Emily M. and Mary S.) 7. Nice pose! (Todd H.) 8. What’s up?? (Shiela E.) 9. Smile pretty!! (Kendra K., Terri D., Krista A., Renee L., Leann S., and Deanne E.) 24 Dan Hengeveld Brian Meendering Andrea Dunkelberger Kristie Hoeppner Kyle Michelson Sherri Engelkes Angie Mohni Brady Griffin 1 Dennis Larsen Paul Moore Jamie Grosvenor Koen Luinstra Ann Muilenburg Kevin Wynja Chris Struve Rodney Wiekamp Valerie Mohni Carma Stringer 27 1. Waiting for the school day to start, (Chris S., Dennis L., Chad S., Kyle M., Kevin W., Brent S., Bruce D.) 2. Talking between classes, (Ann M., Julie A., Lorie B., Kari S.) 3. Just standing around, (Angie M., Valerie M., Bruce D., Steve B., Andrea D., Brian M., Stacie K.) 4. Doing school work, (Steve B., Rodney W., Dan H.) 5. Last minute homework, (Julie A., Angie M., Rodney W., Kari S., Lorie B.) 6. Getting ready to go to classes, (Brian M.) 7. Smile, (Andrea D.) 8. What’s so funny? (Dayla S., Kristie H., Carma S.) 28 +ia ADMINISTRATION Superintendent-Donald HANSEN Principal-Mr. Schimdt 30 Secretaries-J. Stoneking, C. Sterk FACULTY M. Butt R. Collins A. DeGraaf M. Fuchsen J. Haack D. Harsnn D. Jesse J. Klein K. Klostergaard c o o K s c u s T 0 D 1 A N S D. Schwien, D. Vander Broek, S. Nelson, D. Brandt, 0. Swanson, I). Harson, V. Pippert D. Schwien, S. Coulter A. Rost, J. Branson, C. Hilbert, E. Otto, B. Muilenberg, C. Wellcome o Editors: Susan Swanson, Lori Tewes, Jennifer Hilbert WORK. . WORK . . WORK That’s right, it takes a lot of hard dedicated work to get the Oracle finished. Each individual page must be drawn up by a human hand. Amy, Kim, Teresa and Nancy worked diligently typ- ing the copy for the pages. Lori, Ann, Jenny, Dawn, Jennifer, Angie and Rob made detailed plans of each page to send to the plant in Visa- lia, California. You never appreciate the value of the yearbook until you work on the yearbook staff. When that last page is finished, the edi- tors and the advisor utter a sigh of relief that another year has passed. As the yearbook advi- sor, I wish to thank Jennifer, Lori and Susan for days of relentless work, late nights and long days, for without them the yearbook of 87-88 would not be a memory. 34 Hilbert, S. Swanson, K. Nurse This year the ECHO staff was under the new direction of Mr. Francisco Pe- pin. Along with the new advisor many new ideas were brought to the school newspaper. The editors were Lori Tewes and Susan Swason. The staff consisted of nine. The ECHO staff was a great group and worked well together. They all did their best to keep up on the latest events happening around the la- test events happening around the Hart- ley-Melvin School. L. Tewes, S. Swanson 35 N A T I S Oo NC A I L E T Hy o N O R first row- N. Hansen, T. Duffield, K. Wehrkamp, S. Waltz, L. Dau, B. Nagel second row- L. Tewes, A. Nonneman, M. Nurse, J. Weber, P. Dagel, G. Branson third row- J. Groff, A. Sonich, J. Westerman, J. Lux, J. Waggoner, C. Jacobs forth row- M. Muilenburg, K. Heilman, R. DeBoer, B. Brockmann, B. Rieck, C. Hesse fifth row- J. Hennings, D. Scharnberg I N I T I A T E first row- A. Schiphoff, L. Denny, second row- G. Gonnerman, S. Anema, R. Harson, J. Tewes, K. Nurse, third row- R. Taylor, R. Roghair, L. Heimsoth, K. Ebel, B. Christenson, T. Guggisberg, K. Kroger 36 front: A. Mohni, B. Christenson, T. Wohlert, K. Sterk back: J. Weber, T. Nagel, B. Giesel, T. Peterson, C. Waltz A C A D E M I C front: D. Larsen, M. Mayer, S. Waltz, middle: M. Hengeveld, J. Lux, back: Mr. Harson (advisor), M. Muilenburg, L. Tewes D E C A T H A L 0 N front: G. Harson, T. Dacken, S. Waltz, M. Kunkel, C. Jacobs, J. Gross, S. Anema; middle: B. Christenson, R. Harson, C. Ammon; back: M. Hengeveld, K. Kroger, M. Shinkle, K. Martinsen, J. Anema, K. Sterk, D. Sandersfeld CLUB Front row: L to R: B. Giesel, A. Johnson, D. Larson, M. Hengeveld, J. Beatty, M. Kohn, D. Schiphoff, R. I th, K. Verhoef. Middle row: T. Duffield, K. Luinstra, S. Hartwig, B. Brockmann. Back row: S. Dahnke, C. Ammon, M. Muilenberg, S. Kniesly, K. Espey. J. Engelkes, G. Branson, T. Enger. VCR CREW Front row: T. Ackerman, C. Waltz, S. Boetel. Back row: C. Ammon, B. Nelson, S. Honken. 39 Front row- Angie S„ Lori T., Julie W., Jennifer G. Second row- Dawn S., Michelle N., Kim H., Gary B., Jenny L. This year is the first year that Hartley-Melvin has competed in the mock trial, so it was new to everyone. The mock trial is made up of four attorneys and three witnesses. These students learn and prepare a case given to them by the sponsors from Drake University. The students must learn the plaintiffs side, as well as the defendant’s side, and be able to persuade the court’s decision in each setting. This is not just an ordinary competition. The students involved must learn the correct court etiquette, how to phrase their questions to get the answers they want, to apply the witnesses answers and then come up with more questions, and most importantly, remain calm and re- laxed in a tense situation. The Hartley-Melvin team consisted of dedicated young people who spent many nights and long hours preparing and rehearsing the trial. One of Hartley’s lawyers, Randy Sease, has also spent much of his time guiding the members of the team, and working with them. When Mr. Sease was in law school, he competed in the mock trial on the college level. The students who participated in the mock trial as attorney’s were Julie Westermann, Dawn Scharnberg, Lori Tewes and Jennifer Lux. The witnesses were Gary Branson, Angie Sonich and Jennifer Groff. The official time keepers were Michelle Nurse and Kim Heilman. Hartley’s Mock Trial team competed in the mock trial competition on Saturday, March 5 at the Woodbury County Courthouse in Sioux City. Hartley was the winner of the second place trophy that afternoon. The state competition was held April 7 and 8 in Des Moines at Drake University. The mock trial team presented themselves very well at the state, placing tenth out of the twenty-four teams present. The team matched up against Davis County in the morning and Marshalltown in the afternoon. The competition was tough but the team’s hard work paid off as they continued to represent their side of the case profes- sionally. On Saturday, February 27, nine stu- dents along with Mrs. Wacker traveled to George to compete at District Speech contest. It was held at George High School. Participants came from as close as Sanborn, to as far away as Rock Ra- pids. H-M had a very wide ranging group of categories in competition this year. The students and competition se- lections included: Lori Tewes, Jo Tewes and Emily Muilenburg in Interpreta- tive Prose, Kara Nurse and Matt Peter- sen in Improvisational Acting; Steph- anie Pyle and Jennifer Lux in Literary Program; Rob Harson in After-Dinner Speaking and Radio News; and Lori Riessen in After-Dinner Speaking and Public Address. Out of these students, five students received a I rating. By re- ceiving I ratings, these students partici- pated at Forest City on March 19 at State Contest. To receive a I at state all judges must give you a I, or at least two must be I’s. Out of the five students that competed at state, three received a I rating. They were Lori Tewes, Jo Tewes, and Rob Harson. Kara Nurse and Emily Muilenburg received a II rating despite their excellent perfor- mance. 41 KRAZY KAMP ■HTAtlH Front to back • Michelle N., Janet B., Michelle H., Carma S., Dawn S., Emily M., Mike M., Greg H., Troy P., Brenda B., Lori T., Shari P., Jenny L., Mrs. Wacker, Matt P., Angie S., Kyle E., Rochelle D., Scott H.. Jo T., Kara N., Julie W., Kim H., Brenton C., Gary B., Mark K., Jennifer G., Rob H. “Krazy Kamp” was indeed crazy. At 6 O’clock in the morning you could see stu- dents assembling on stage to begin an- other early morning practice. Students be- came very involved in their characters and some even began a totally new image, both on and off stage. Krazy Kamp was a play that both the cast and the audience had fun with. The cast became very involved as the audience reacted to the humorous incidents on stage. Front row L to R-Dawn S., Jo. T., Jennifer G., Emily M.. Kyle E., Michelle H., Jenny L., Row 2- Kara N., Lynnette D., Rochelle D.B., Stephanie P., Lori T., Third row- Brenton C., Troy P., Julie W„ Mark K.. Brent C., Rob H., Michelle N„ Back row- Gary B., Rob T., Bryan N., Greg H., Matt P. s p p RL I A NY G “Don’t Rock the Boat”, the spring play, was a comedy enjoyed by an audience that filled the elementary gym. Twenty-six students worked hard and practiced at strange hours of the day and night to make this play a visible success. Pirates, dizzy movie stars, love-struck girls, and a sea-sick captain’s mate made this play full of action from the opening curtain to the grand finale. The 1987-88 Officer Team was: President-Lynnette Dodge, Vice-President-Connie Meendering, Secretary-Kyle Ebel, Reporter-Tracy Guggisberg, and Sentinel-Scott Heetland. The chapter was represented in five speak- ing contests, Paul Moore received a Bronze award at Sub-District, Paul Moore re- ceived a Gold award in Freshmen FFA Quiz. The Conduct of Meetings team, com- posed of Brian Meendering, Steve Back, Brent Sievert and Jamie Grosvenor, re- ceived a Silver Award at Sub-District, the Parliamentary Procedure Team, composed of Kyle Ebel, Greta Gonnerman, Tracy Guggisberg, Todd Holtz and Matt Petersen received a Gold Award at Sub-District and a Silver Award at District. Connie Meen- dering received a Bronze Award in Job In- terview at Sub-District and Lynnette Dodge received a Silver at Both Sub-Dis- trict and District. The Soil Judging team placed high in most contests. Many partici- pation awards were given out to students. Senior member, Lynnette Dodge received the Dekalb Agricultural Achievement Award and was also presented with a retir- ing president plaque. =ffa— AGRICULTURES 1987 H-M MARCHING BAND In Marching Band the band is trying to set movement to music and to have that movement coordinate with the music along with being entertaining. Marching Band develops teamwork, as everyone has to know their own music and routine but they cannot stick out as an individual, they must fit in with the whole unit. Marching band develops and requires coordination. The band members must be able to play their music plus march at the same time. The band and flag corps members have to coordinate their parts into a single unit while they are spread out 30 yards apart on a football field. Marching band requires and develops physical fitness. The constant movement while playing develops lung capacity. By being physically fit it helps the person maintain the correct posture and exactness that is needed. Marching band is also mentally challeng- ing as you try to play your music and march your routine from memory, along with remembering all the little things that go into playing music and marching. First row- B. Brockmann, J. Stanley, B. Meendering, R. Harson. M. Petersen, N. Lux, G. Gonnerman, K. Luinstra. Second row- K. Ackerman, T. Duffield, R. Leth, J. Brehmer, S. Koele, B. Yager, A. Schiphoff, C. Hesse, D. Scharnberg, K. Nurse, Director .Jerry Klein. Third row- K. Kroger, M. Hengeveld, J. Riedemann, A. Nonneman, K. Heilman, M. Nurse, C. Jacobs, A. Schauer, L. Buhrman, D. Kspey, R. Wiekamp, D. Hengeveld, A. Johnson. Fourth row- M. Kraft, E. Muilenburg, B. Bobolz, J. Groff, B. Christenson, K. Wehrkamp, J. Tewes, S. Dahnke, M. Shinkle, T. Dacken, J. Hilbert. Fifth row- K. Verhoef, C. Waltz, B. Seivert, G. Pippert, T. Dykstra, S. Anema, R. DeBoer, S. Back, D. Sandersfeld, L. Tewes. Sixth row- B. Giesel, B. Nagel, J. Anema. K. Sterk, K. Martinsen, T. Guggisberg, M. Kunkle, K. Ebel, L. Dodge, J. Westerman, D. Schiphoff. D R I L L T E front row: M. Kraft, J. Hilbert, D. Schiphoff, L. Tewes middle row: B. Giesel, top: K. Ackerman, K. Kroger M J A Z Z B A N front row: K. Wehrkamp, J. Groff, B. Brockmann, B. Christenson, E. Mujlenburg, Middle row: C. Hesse, L. Dodge, K. Ebel, B. Nagel, J. Anema, K. Sterk, back row: K. Martinsen, R. Harson, B. Seivert, S. Back, R. DeBoer, S. Anema I 1 47 CONCERT BAND Front row- T. Duffield, D. Scharnberg, C. Hesse, K. Nurse Second row- M. Nurse, K. Heilman, A. Nonneman, C. Jacobs, A. Schauer, D. Espy. M. Kunkel Back row- K. Luinstra, A. Mohni, S. Koele, A. Dunkelberger, D. Hengeveld, B. Yager, R. Wiekamp, L. Buhrmann, J. Riedemann.C. Meendering, D. Sandersfeld, J. Lux 48 Standing- G. Gonnerman, B. Meendering, J. Stanley, R. Harson, N. Lux, T. Duffield, B. Nagel, K. Luinstra Front row-M. Hengeveld, R. Leth, J. Brehmer. Second row-K. Martinsen, B. Bobolz, T. Dacken, M. Shinkle, S. Dahnke, J. Tewes, J. Groff, B. Brockmann. Third row-J. Lux, E. Muilenburg, B. Christenson, K. Wehrkamp, C. Waltz, G. Pippert, S. Anema, R. DeBoer, B. Seivert, S. Back. Fourth row-M. Petersen, Director Ron Arndt, T. Guggisberg, J. Westerman, B. Nagel, J. Anema, K. Ebel, L. Dodge, K. Sterk. 49 M. Nurse, B. Brockmann A MOMENT IN TIME MW m. Wm m m. •Wrr Wm ♦,' Front row L to R- Michelle N„ Alisa N„ Lori T„ Second row- Coach Kathy Klingmann, Cheryl J., Rochelle D., Jody W„ Third row- Andrea S. Brenda B., Melissa K., Kris W. The Hartley-Melvin Volleyball team had a very satisfying year despite the loss of numerous seniors due to graduation. The team won the Sibley-Ocheye- dan tourney and placed third in the Spirit Lake tourney. The team finished second in the Sioux Valley Conference and won the sectional games. Three teammates were chosen to the All-Conference team, they in- cluded Brenda Brockmann, Lori Tewes and Alisa Nonne- man. 52 A L L C O N F E R E N C E Brenda Brockmann. Lori Tewes, Alisa Nonnemann First row- I). Sandersfeld, J. Anema, K. Sterk, B. Yager, S. Koele, A. Dunkelberger. Second row- Manager K. Hoeppner, A. Mohni. A. Schiphoff, L. Schroeder, M. Shinkle. Third row- C. Stringer, J. Brehmer, R. Leth, J. Tewes. Fourth row- G. Gonnerman, K. Nurse. 53 FOOTBALL Front row, L to R- Alex G., Andy P., Mike S., Lee D., Greg H., Lance H., Troy P., Shane W., second row- Thad N., Neil L., John W., Ken M., Travis W., Bryan R., Scott H., Brian R., third row- Joel G., Kyle E., Mark K., Matt P., Steve A., Troy W., Paul D., Koen L., fourth row- Ross H., Chris A., Bryan N., Shane B., Brent C., Scott A., Rob T., Brent S., fifth row- Brady G., Brian M.. Brent R., Chad S., Jamie G., Brad B., Rob H., Bruce D., back row- Asst, coach Pepin, Asst. Coach Orthmann, Head coach Bill Jesse, Brent T., Steve Back, Dennis L.. Managers- Jon S., Chad W., Greta G., Tracy G. This year's football team was faced with filling a lot of holes left by graduation last year. The team had a very good season after an early season slow start. The Hawks lost the opener to Rock Valley 34-8 and then lost to Milford in a very close game 10-8. The Hawks bounced back with victories over Paullina 63-7 and Primghar 16-11. Homecoming was a loss to Sanborn 17- 14 in a hard fought game. The Hawks rebounded from the loss to Sanborn with two victories over Alta 43-0 and Aurelia 32-16. The Hawks closed out the season with a loss to Sutherland 32-6. The Hawks play was characterized by a hard hitting defense and a powerful wishbone offense. The team had the dubious distinction of having loat four games to teams that all finished 7-1 for the season. Two of the teams the Hawks loat to. Sanborn and R � ck Valley, qualified for the play-offs. It was an exciting season of hard hitting football all year. (Graduation will leave a lot of holes to fill for next year. c H E E R L E A D E R S Back row: L. Dodge, K. Luinstra, L. Denny. Middle row: T. Duffield, C. Hesse, N. Hansen. Front: M. Kohn. L to R: E. Muilenburg, S. Pyle, K. Kroger, K. Ackerman, J. Beatty, L. Buhrmann, T. Dacken. Back row: K. Luinstra, L. Dodge, C. Hesse, T. Duffield. N. Hansen, Front row: L. Denny, M. Kohn. FRIENDS ARE FOREVER! GIRL’S BASKETBALL Front Row- A. Schauer, K. Wehrkamp, B. Brockmann, M. Kraft, R. DeBoer, J. Waggoner, D. Scharnberg, Second Row- C. Jacobs, C. Cederstrom, K. Heilman, M. Nurse, T. Guggisburg, Back Row- J. Anema, Manager- L. Riessen, J. Groff, Coach Butt, S. Hartwig, Manager- S. Dahnke, A. Nonneman, J. Tewes Top to bottom- Cheryl J., Brenda B., Alisa N., Sherry H. ALL-CONFERENCE GO HAWKETTES The Hawkettes had a very fine 21- 4 record season and earned a trip to the State Tournaments for a second year in a row. This was an outstanding job because the entire guard court had to be replaced from the 86-87 State team. There are many outstanding letter win- ners that will be back for the 88-89 season. The Hawkettes should be a contender for the top spot in the state if everyone stays healthy and plays up to their ability. J u N I 0 R V A R S I T Sitting- Manager- A. Muilenburg, J. Anema, K. Sterk, S. Koele. J. Brehmer, A. Dunkelberger. M. Shinkie. Manager- K. Hoeppner Y Standing- M. Nurse, A. Mohni, C. Cederstrom, B. Yager, Coach Martinsen, K. Nurse. T. Guggisberg, A. Schiphoff, G. Gonnerman 61 BOY’S BASKETBALL A L L C O N F E R E N Lance H., John W., Thad N. E To quote Coach Sheahan: “It was a tremendous year for us. We were very pleased with our conference and season finish. We have a couple of problems that we need to iron out before another year, but nothing we can’t handle. The freshmen had a super season. All in all it was a very gratifying season.” V A R S I T Y Front row L To R- Thad N., Troy P., Mike S., Lance H.t Second row- manager Dawn S., Steve A., John W., Matt M., Greg H., Mike M.t Third row- Shane W., Ken M.t Doug E., Neil L. First row- B. Christenson, B. Bobolz, K. Luinstra, T. Ackerman, T. Holtz, C. Schaa. Second row- K. Ebel, R. Harson, B. Rieck, R. Hinkey, B. Cederstrom, D. Hengeveld. Third row- R. Taylor, M. Kunkel, Coach Pepin, J. Grosvenor, K. Michelson. WIN HAWKS Front row- B. Nagel, B. Bobolz, K. Luinstra. Middle row- S. Waltz, J. Weber, L. Heimsoth, T. Nagel. Back row- B. Christenson, M. Benz, T. Dykstra, R. Roghair, D. Enger. Front row L to R- Terri D., Michelle N., Nancy H., Jill H., Emily M., Kendra K. Second row- Denise S., Kara N., Angie S., Amy J., Mary S., Julie W. The girl’s golf team finished third in the Sioux Val- ley conference this year, as well as fourth in the Sectional meet. Nancy Hansen was runner-up med- alist in several meets. The team had a good season and played well. The girl’s golf team has a great deal of potential for next year. They should be tough competitors with the addition of Sanborn. 6S Front row L to R- Shawn K., Ross H., Todd H., Troy A., Jamie G., Brian M., Second row- Kyle E., Rob H., Ken M., Matt M., Neil L., Coach Jesse Third row- Alex G., Mike B., Steve A., Jamie E., Scott H. This year’s track team was extremely small in numbers with only fourteen boys reporting. The team was lead by seniors Mike Benz and Alex Gutierrez. Ken Martinsen and Kyle Ebel were leading point winners. The year was spent attempting to im- prove individual performances. When the individual performances improved, the team scoring also improved. The Hawks turned in very good perfor- mances at the E-Hawk Relays in Em- metsburg and also in the Aurelia Co-Ed meet at Aurelia. These boys accom- plished a lot during track season and learned a lot about themselves and self- discipline. It was an enjoyable year in track. GIRL’S TRACK Front row L to R- Rhonda L., Greta G., Dawn S., Stacie K., Kristi H., Second row- Keri L., Michelle H., Tracy G., Becky G., Kari S., Third row- Valerie M., Carrie C., Sherry H., Kim H., Alisa N., Julie A. For having only 14 participants the Hart- ley-Melvin Girls track team had an excep- tional year. Milford and Sutherland both had 25-35 students to work with but Hart- ley-Melvin finished 3rd in the conference. Four students participated in the State track meet in Des Moines. Two new school records were set by Alisa Nonneman- Long jump-17’5” and in the 200M dash a time of 26.42. Alisa’s long jump record also set a new Sioux Valley conference record. Girls track will only lose two seniors so there should be plenty of ability for next year’s track team. 67 BASEBALL Back row- Coach John Sheahan, Brian N., Shane W., Mike B., Lance H., Matt M., Ken M., Robert T. Front row- Mark K., Brent C., Koen L., Scott A., Brad B., Chad S.f Joel G. 68 Front row- Jeff B., Darren W., James V., Nick D.. Mark W., Monte W.. Josh M., Second row- Chad S., Brent C., Brad B., Mark K.t Scott A., Todd H., Kyle E., Koen L. Back row L to R- Coach Dale Orthmann, R. DeBoer, B. Brockmann, K. Heilman, A. Nonneman, K. Sterk, Lynelle Schwein-asst. coach. Second row- J. Waggoner, C. Jacobs, T. Guggisberg, R. Wellcome, J. Anema, L. Leth. Third row- J. Steinmetz, D. Espey, S. Back, D. Espey. 69 ATHLETES IN ACTION! THIS IS THE LIFE! SE ACTIVI PROM LET IT BE KNOWN SENIORS pnes..........Tnoy Pztznson V. P les.......Bnian Nage.1 Sec........Mifee MuilznbuAg Tneas..........6teg Hanson that on this day Kpiil 23, 1988 at thz HaAtlzy-Uzlvin High School thz Junior Class o 5 HaAtlzy-Mzlvin High School presents OA thz SznioA. Class o£ 1988 J U N l 0 R S Pms............Tnoy Uohlznt V. Pnzs.........Sieve Atbest Sec............Angie Sonich Twos..........Bnyan Rauilings WE’VE HAD THE TIME OF OUR LIVES CLASS NIGHT 1988 CLASS NIGHT Wednesday, May 18, 8:00 p.rn. Hartley-Melvin liigh School Auditorium Introductions........Troy Peterson, Class Pres. Brenda Brockinann Class History.....................Tracy DufTicld Shane Waltz Selections...........................Jazz Band Presentation of Awards.................Faculty Where Everybody Knows Your Name Portnoy Angelo..............Concert Choir TO HIM WHO 'BELIEVES HE CAN, EVERYTHING ELSE ISAN OPPORTUNITY, GRADUATION CLASS MOTTO To Him Who Dclicvos lie Can, Everything Else Is An Opportunity CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS White Rose tipped with Roynl Blue Roynl Blue Sc Cray 1988 GRADUATES ••Highest Honors •Honor Students Amy Sue Reck Kcri Lynne Luinstra Michael II. Rent Connie Joy Meenderinij Uremia Jean Urockmann Michael 1 Muilenbuq� Lee Hoy Dnu Rrian I NbroI Hochelle Leifth DeRoer Thud D. NnCcl Lynnelte Ann Dod|;e Charlotte K. Nau Tracy Lynn Duffietd Andy D. Petersen Todd Lee Dykstra Troy K. Peterson Reeky Jean Giescl Shari T. Priest j Daniel Alan Connermnn Troy Lee Kcrnmers Alex Romeo Gutierrex Rrian L. Rieck Nancy Kaye Hansen Jody Sue Riedcmann Gregory Wayne llarson Daphne Joy SchiphnfT Lance Robert lleimsoth Michael SchiphofT Michelle Sue Ilenceveld Matthew 1L Smith Jill Carmen Hennings Susan Marie Swalve Eric Charles Jlesebcck Susan Rochelle Swanson Jennifer I.en Hilbert Lori Ann Tewes Scott Dwnnc llonken Gary l«ce Unrnu Mary Elisabeth Kohn Shane M. Waltx Melissa Mae Kraft Rhonda Joy Lcth Kristine Jo Wehrkamp COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Sunday, May 22,2:00 p.m. Selections..............................High School Band Processional............................High School Band Invocation...................Father Miles Barrett St. Joseph Catholic Church, Hartley These Were The Best of Times ....Class of 19SS Commencement Address. ..Don Shonka, President Believe Succeed, Inc. Friends ........................Arr. M. Brymer Kris Wehrkamp Todd Holtz, Soloists Song of Farewell ...............Irish Blessing Concert Choir Awarding of Diplomas Presentation of Seniors....Donald G. Hansen Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas.....Charles Schmidt Principal Duane Kolpin, Board President Tom Rieck, Board Member Recessional....................High School Band Senior Ushers..............................Troy Wohlcrt Angie Sonich Audience will please stand as Seniors enter and remain seated as they leave. Gold Stole indicates National Honor Society Members 00 FOOTBALL front row (1 to r): B. Dacken, C. Centner, J. Boles, J. Rabenberg, Middle row: J. Peters, J. Smith, N. Buchholz, L. Dunkelberger, C. Pyle back row: B. Richter (manager), D. Schaa, A. Wimmer, B. Meendering, D. Jesse, Coach Marra front row: N. Donkersloot, M. Warburton, J. Martinsen, J. Branson, middle row: B. Unrau, D. Wacker, D. Rusche, M. Warburton, D. Heilman, back row: (mgr) D. Enger, J. Vogt, T. Jensen, Coach Marra VOLLEYBALL Back Row Standing- J. Brockmann, D. Larsen, K. Neiman, A. Grosvenor, W. Peterson, B. Scharnberg, Coach Collins. Front Row Sitting- C. Rieck, N. Lux, J. Heitritter, A. Koedam, S. Irwin, N. Zadow, C. Nellis. Back Row- S. VanMeeteran, S. Wohlert, S. Back. R. Hinkey, D. Larson, S. VanMeeteran. Front Row- D. Rspey, T. Schroeder, Sitting- J. Steinmetz EH K GIRLS BASKETBALL front: J. Heitritter, K. Nieman, A. Grovsenor, W. Peterson, C. Roede; middle: M. Gelderman, S. Irwin, C. Rieck, A. Roedam; back: S. Bootsma (mgr), M. Heilman, B. Scharnberg, J. Brockmann, N. Lux, Coach Klingman, absent: S. Klatt (mgr) front: S. Back, S. Wohlert, S. Van Meeteren; middle: R. Hinkey, T. Schroeder, back: S. Bootsma (mgr), R. Wellcome, J. Steinmetz, S. Van Meeteren, Coach Klingman, absent: S. Klatt (mgr) BOYS BASKETBALL Front row- B. Dacken, C. Centner, J. Boles, J. Rabenberg. Middle row- J. Peters, J. Smith, N. Buchholz, L. Dunkelberger, C. Pyle. Back row- Manager B. Richter, D. Schaa, A. Wimmer, B. Meendering, D. Jesse, Coach Marra. Front row- N. Donkersloot, M. Warburton, J. Martinsen, J. Branson, Middle row- B. Unrau, D. Wacker, D. Rusche, M. Warburton, D. Heilman. Back row- Manager D. Enger, J. Vogt, T. Jenson, Coach Marra 87 B 0 Y S T R A C K Front row L to R- Mitch A., Jeff B., Lance D., Jason B., Brian D., Jarret S., Josh M. Middle row- Jeremy R., Chuck P., Darren S., Danny J., Darren W., Greg WM Nathan B. Back row- Tom J., Daniel H., Nick D., James V., Scott B., Dan E., Brent U., Coach Marra row- Coach Martinsen, Andrea G., Wendy P.t Barbie S., Nicole L., Kelly N. Front row- Dena L., Carrie R., Sally B., Jolene H., Ann K., Julie B. 88 Back row L to R- Jody S., Rosie H., Shelly V.M.. Barbie S., Aaron W., Paul B., Brian R., Brad M. 3rd row- Melissa H., Diana L., Shahna W., Lori V.I., Brian D.t Josh M., Chuck P., Dan J., Chad C., Jeff B., JoAnn L., Sandy V.M. 2nd row- Cindy W., Salli B., Stephanie K., Marci H., Jamie W., Andrea G., Brenda J.t Shannon B., Melissa G., Staci I., Julie B. front row- Mrs. Schutt, Carrie R., Carrie D., Jolene H., Jarret S., Jeremy R., Jason B., Dena L., Jodi W., Heidi M., Alicia S. JR HIGH BAND Front row L to R- Andrea G., Brenda J., Melissa H., Rose W., Salli B. Second row- Becky G., Shana W.. Theresa S., Carrie D., Sandy V., Wendy P. Third row- Brad M., Marci H., Shannon B., B.J. G., Jolene H., Heidi M., Carrie R., Jamie W., Becky W. Fourth row- Nathan B., Jeremy R., Danny H., Josh M., Julie B., Jody S., Jodi W., Barbie S., Brian D., Carrie R. Back row- Tom J., Mitchell A., Nicole L., Dan J., James V., Debra E. CHEERLEADERS r Back row L to R Monte W., Chuck P., Josh M., Dan J., Mark W. Middle row- Dan H., Darren W., Rosie H.t Shahna W., Jody S., Shelly V. Front row- Brian D., Darren S., Ann K., Wendy P., Jolene H., Nichole L. Mr. Martinsen- Advisor. Left to Right- Becky G., Jodi W., Shelbe S., Melissa H., Cindy W., Heidi M., Rosanne D., Carrie STUDENT COUNCIL WHAT WONDERFUL MEMORIES! a‘5S 8SS - ITIBAN owaTarmers bought i “ o. ' • � 3 S' C i a 4n«4l iii i jp r|3E T� � n 5 0, 2 |;2 g-z� 0) S. o 00 «. MOINES, iys rains fj . ale, ace- if' agronomist at Iowa State University. cnance io reacn me suosoil, tne ques- „ tion becomes whether there will be equate moisture at that level. One k wt says that 54 percent of Iowa’s il needs more moisture, while are adequate elsewhere. Ben- supplies should be adequate i reach them. 't is that if we don’t get within two to three ertainly the potential ■g’g 3 .SS? dnoi an. others ties, the 7.12 inch� lal. It’s dry ■om critical, south central, an average of or just over lal amount. vj|ji ui i $ for renamir Sagg- 5-g 2 - at 3 D =• £ ‘-ai-1Is o = KOSCIUSKO, Miss. (AP) sion talk show host Oprah came home for the renamini winding gravel road that runs of the house where she was bor The three-mile lane that enough for two cars is now known as the Oprah Winfrey It ■ This is a real homecominf frey said to the 300 people Saturday for the ribbon-cutt emony in the rural comm Buffalo, three miles Kosciusko in central Missis: •fc a deeply humbling expei come back to the place wh Starti' syone ever goes ve life j . ssjnbering wr car ni i 7 0 A Out in st crops are still in . ugh they’ll need moi. to grow enough i omb prompts acuation McCarthy enters race| for preside PHILADELPHIA '«qr Sen. Eugene ft air termir£fa ITLE (AP) - An tttQC fnnnrt ,TTLE was found Friday pa Internationa king the evacuat [port terminal kers ivs 11 xe , sv' A'jQ ■'residential bid nfiying point A© x v's e £9 3-c o v Am , a(!AP) - If f v?X . Basketball i Conference final% U V to seven samotfe f _' -0 , Vv % Or or h „ Av — ______ i Lakers play as wy ■ fy did in Game kv � ver Thursday nigf' -J v r ,, n t think I’ve seei '0 ?l j. ' Wel1 ■ long. rv, forward Mark f J°o e,}tf S Angeles overt ,f ,0°0 . ■ 119-102 Tue—«--------- '«re great.” i “geles will take ■of-seven series ■ o- V _ � ents, a • c; N t� fO V A � tMS . v . v - efe .. campaign ident Lyndo B. fellow Minnesot Humphrey, then vice the Democratic i Republican Richard the election. McCarthy also trie Democratic presidenti; tion in 1972 and ran as dent in 1976 This time be on the ballot in states. -l s REMEMBER. . . Not another film We have to run how many laps? Our term paper has to he how long? The smell of dissecting cats. Oops, a fire in the ('hem. lah. What? Happy COOKS!! Walking across (iurmany. That darn computer! Another diet. Coach? Broken windows buiktut-doors!! One lunch pe- riod. no where to sit. eating so fast you can't taste your food, and we even survived! The school was bombarded with so many fire drills that Mr. Schmidt became a permanent fixture by trie alarm. Mr. Wehrkamp. the dog ate afkTTf our Ad- vanced Math assignments Honest! Was That a traffic ticket. Mr. Haack Mr. ArrfflT made all of the jazz hand practices. Park straight in the park- ing lot! I have the morning announcements rt — 4 2iL HOLD ON TO THE MOMENT Single file and yet together, We have shared our greatest days. And we carry common memories In different ways. Though we don’t know where we’re going, We will cherish where we’ve been. I want to cry. I want to shout . . . Want to let this feeling out. Hold on to the moment. Let the feelings show. Hold on to the moment. Never let it go. I can picture us together With my arms around my friends. Just let me hold on to this moment. Before it ends. There was laughter. There were tears, Through the dozen golden years. Free Delivery Free 24 hr. emergency service. Walter G. Ronnfeldt Free mailing of prescriptions Wally J. Tschopp 728-2165 Hartley Drug Fabric Center FABRIC 728-2805 DRUG STORE 728-2165 1-800-572-5482 BEST WISHES TO HARTLEY-MELVIN Beef Specialists of Iowa, Inc. P.O. BOX 187 • HARTLEY, IOWA U.S.A. 51346 PHONE 712-728-2330 Your Best Choice 98 ‘$$fOU Security State Bank Hartley, Iowa Member FDIC Phone 728-2101 IMT Insurance Company (Mutual) • Des Moines, Iowa “YOUR FULL SERVICE INSURANCE OFFICE.” DON-DUANE-DAVID WILLIAM-MARJEAN TREIMER’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 91 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE. HARTLEY, IA. 51346 728-2449 99 HARTLEY, IA Complete line of meat, produce and groceries FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY 210 S. 3rd Ave. E. Hartley, Iowa 51346 HUNTTING ELEVATOR CO. 240 SOUTH CENTRAL HARTLEY, IA. 51346 728-2945 728-2480 JACKIE'S FLORAL CENTER 100 SOUTH CENTRAL Hartley, la. 728-2655 PETE'S Enjoy family dining. Kenny Cheryl Petersen GENE'S FOODLAND YOUR HOME OWNED SUPERMARKET Choice Quality Meats Fresh Fruit Vegetables Complete Line of Frozen Foods Sundries Hartley, Iowa 728-2160 Hair Designs by Betty WE CARE HAVEN 40 S. 3rd Ave E. Hartley, Iowa Phone: 728-2231 ROTH TV, INC. Zenith Frigidaire Sales Service Movie Rental TEXACO Stan’s Service Hartley, Iowa Hartley, Iowa 712-728-2041 Betty Harms-owner WE DO CARE Gladys McCroskey Sanborn, Iowa 712-729-3604 728-2940 Norton Hardware Norton Lumber “For all your lumber needs” Hartley, Iowa 728-2340 Baumgarten Funeral Home Hartley, Iowa 728-2305 Stoplight Lounge 10-1st St. SE Hartley, Iowa 728-2044 1 f haroldts Jeuse uj 200 South Central Hartley, loua 51346 712 728-2073 101 PRIN'S PLUMBING HEATING Hartley, la Phone 728-2010 DALE WACKER CONSTRUCTION 750 1st. St. N.E. Hartley, IA 51346 712-728-2207 CURTS REPAIR May City, la Phone: 735-4451 Curt VanEngen owner Bracker Lumber Incorporated Melvin, Iowa, 51350 712-736-2570 mJo Juber Implement, Inc Molvin, Iowa 51350 iii MELVIN SAVINGS BANK Main Street Box 188 Melvin, Iowa 51350 712 736-2420 1912-1987-Celebrating our 75th Anniversary A Full Service Bank ORLAN LUX Auctioneer Realtor Hartley, la 728-3189 Quality Auction Co. Ron Sterk Duane Bleeker Hartley, la 735-6722 Member FDIC Styles Unlimited Men-Women-Children Brenda Espey-Owner 211 N. 6th Ave 728-3246 SEASE LAW FIRM ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED. PHONE SUPER AMERICA 728-2461 BERT C!BBS-own« RANDALL G. SEASE Attorney 147 South Central Hartley, Iowa 728-2033 JOE’S MARKET Melvin, la 736-2560 BARB’S RENEE’S BEAUTY RESTAURANT SHOP LOUNGE NORDSTROM INSURANCE Joe Hoffman owner Everly, Iowa For a style that suits you” Hartley, Iowa Owner: Renee Crist 728-2515 177 S. Central Av. W We're here to serve you 834-2275 728-2965 102 JOBES SANBORN BANK Sanborn, la HARTLEY AUTO SUPPLY 82 South Central Ave. HARTLEY BAKERY Phone 728-2365 FURNITURE CARPETING Residential Contract Carpet Armstrong Linoleum Hartley, la 728-2507 Ph: 712-736-2X60 Melvin, IA 51350 BURLEY'S APPLIANCE selling servicing quality name-brand appliances since 1919 728-3020 Hartley, Iowa HARTLEY MEDICAL CENTER office hours: Mon. Tues Fri 10 am-5 pm Wed 1 pm-5 pm Thurs 10 am-1 pm For appts. call- 728- 2820 After hrs. 728-2428 Hartley Dry Cleaners Bob Kay Hoeppner ? DACKEN'S BARBER SHOP 728-2660 PHONE 712-728-2710 HARTLEY. IOWA 51346 CUTS A NO SWUNG lx Si Melvin Lockers BY APPOINTMENT HAIR PIECES You Deserve To Look Great and Feel even Better Come to the HARTLEY BEAUTY V SHOP and X TANNING SALON BRIGHAM CONSTRUCTION Don Brignam 251-1st St. SW WALLY’S SUPPLY Wally Petersen RRI Box 2 Complete Processing Service Lanny DeYoung, prop. Phone Melvin, 712 736-2441 Iowa 51350 176 S. Central-Hartley. Iowa Phone 712-728-2509 Owner-Bcvcrly Heimsoth Stylists Rhonda Menkc Tcri Frederick Hartley, Iowa 728-3264 Hartley, la Texaco-Sinclair Products MF Massey Ferguson HOLCO FEED CO. HARTLEY READY MIX HARTLEY PLUMBING HEATING Jordan Implement, Inc. 712 736-2181 Melvin, IA Hiway 18 Hartley, la 728-2585 Hartley, la 728-2140 Iowa Watts 800-247-1468 Dale Schirrtmer Hartley, la 51350 MF Farmn and Glen Coe 51346 No answer 728-2140 Phone 728-2350 103 I I____ CHEVROLET STEE CHEVRO INC. HART E CHEVROLET j Your Hometown Dealer With A Heart In The City With A Heart CHEVROLET 728-2865 CHEVROLET 8 7 2-720-2 22. JM lUy DENNIS CMELIK 128 S. Central Avenue Hartley, Iowa 51346 LEISURE LANES ''QottutuUedl to you FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association 148 Central Avenue Hartley YOUR FAMILY LEAGUE BOWLING SPOT. A complete dinner snack HARTLEY ACCOUNTING menu. Income tax, financial planning LENDER Car Care Center Hartley Auto Supply F5EIC 82 S. Central Ave Hartley, la 728-3394 Wingerson's Dental Office Hartley, Iowa 728-2230 Dr. George E. Wingerson 105 PLESSIS ELEVATOR INCORPORATED Pucci’s Family Restaurant EVERLY STATE BANK Rural Route Hartley Hours-Mon-Sat 1 to 11 pm 728-2237 Phone 728-2980 162 So. Central Avenue - Hartley, Iowa Everly, Iowa 834-2221 Member F.D.I.C. Sanborn, Iowa Jay’s AGRI-SYSTEMS Bo 174 Hartley. Iowa 51346 Restaurant Lounge Automated drain Drying Systems Clearspan Farm Buildings Commercial Buildings Crane Rental Livestock Equipment IOWAN MOTEL Hartley, Iowa Jane L. Mosch Kau owner-operator (712) 728-2614 Hwy. 18 Sanborn, Iowa Over 40 Years Of Serving You 712-728-2900 24 hrs. daily The Following Patrons Support the Hartley-Melvin School Hopers Welding Mary’s Hair Hut Pat Fanning Construction Hartley Memorial Hospital Iowan Motel Hub Clothiers May City Store Hennings Radiator Repair Hartley Electric Hartley Vet Clinic Terry Boelter, D.D.S. ENJOY Spirit Lake Bottling Co. Spirit Lake, Iowa 106 107