Hill City Junior High School - Yearbook (Hill City, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1985 volume:

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Together, the teachers and students built on to their learning skills while they built new experiences and relationships. fbelowl Mrs. Williamson builds with her alternative classroom kids. , ,, ,567 ' Mr. Alvin Birkholz has been teaching at H.C.H.S. for nineteen years. He is teaching Science this year. Ms. Darlene Byerly is her ninth year of teaching at Hill City Ele- mentary School. She teaches first grade. Mr. Brian Boyer is teaching at H.C.H.S. for his second year. He teaches JH English. Mr. Jack Earley has been teach- ing at Hill City for his second year now. He is teaching Band to JH and to Elementary students. Mrs. Amanda Engstrom is in her fifth year of teaching at H.C.H.S. She teaches Music to Elementary and to JH and the Keystone kids. Mr. Gordon Engstrom teaches JH Math. He has been teaching at Hill City for three years. Mr. Douglas Greer has been teaching at Hill City for twelve years. He is teaching the fourth grade this year. Mr. Keith Hayes teaches Industri- al Arts and Drafting to the JH students. He has been teaching at H.C.H.S. for ten years. Mrs. Carol Jobman is teaching first grade this year. She has been teaching for ten years at Hill City. Mr. John Knapp teaches Social Studies to the JH students. He has taught here for five years. Mr. Dave Larson has been teach- ing at Hill City for nine years. He teaches JH Science. Teachers Lead The . V. iii! Z 'f-'?f'T. 5,-f l' gf 1 f.ltf'r,, ,sf 'Q' ' . ff ' g-,4 .4 I ,f. - - 5 nt 93? 'v- 1 .fab--t ,, , 1. .Lay . 5 . f. ,fi 'f I gif!-Q52 gg, ,Q . V H . Ji- r Mrs. Lucinda Dusing taught sec- ond grade this year. She has been teaching at the Hill City School for four years. for ffm Qs Miss Roberta Greenfield is teach- ing the fifth grade this year. This is her first year at Hill City Schools. ' i 'il I 4 . ci . , . .. tx, X, , - s.. fl' Qs-..,. Q. it X i . X .lie Mrs. Michele Johnson has been teaching at our school for her third year. She teaches speech class to Elementary students, Mrs. Shuck is thinking about the test she is going to give her sec ond graders tomorrow Path Towards Knowledge .' fv' Q3 YJ, . 35-,vi Y, , ,Z. 55112 f ,, .W WQYFJQ of .- , it r W .lf 2 ' 3' fa W iff- '22--' 5 n,Xf ' awww. .ff Miss. Pam Lee is our new Kinder- garten teacher. This is her first year at Hill City. gt V ,, Y. 9 wif... in t w 9 , V f , yy, yy .. V I .Q W A,..a.,.g.,..,W,.. 'Nix . , . if . Mrs. Connie Prautzsch has been teaching at H.C.H.S. for fourteen years. She is teaching the third grade this year. .i....... ..... A ..., . g JY 491 t ff , 45. tj I tk fi if rs 'W ,655 ,I n Y Z . Q i Mrs. Lucy Williamson has been teaching at Hill City for five years. She teaches Title I reading this year. students. Mr. Clyde Naasz is teaching here for the first year. He teaches JH Keyboard and is the grade school PE. instructor. Mrs. Gwen Olson is teaching the Alternative Classroom. This is her first year teaching at H.C.H.S. Mrs. Leanne Patterson has been teaching at Hill City for eight years. She taught the fourth grade this year. Mrs. Rhonda Prince taught the third grade this year. She has been teaching in the Hill City School district for five years. Mrs. Donna Shuck is teaching at Hill City for her fourth year. She is teaching second grade this year. Mrs. Janet Stahl teaches the Special Education Class. She has been teaching at Hill City for five years. Mrs. Jo Anne Warder is teaching at Hill City for her first year. She is teaching Chapter I Math. Miss Cheryl Vilhauer is teaching at Keystone school. She teaches grades first to sixth. Miss Marjean Swanson is the Home Economics teacher. She has been teaching at Hill City for two years. Mr. Knapp keeps a sharp eye out for the camera. Mrs. Jobman takes time to work with each of her Personnel Play A Vital Role inn . fr 4, w gl r A 2, , .4-'T' 15 -f C147 . .1 ' ,rg f' W, ? A . . 5 . ,,f f' , ,,-at sf wg-ig, 1 : 4 Q Q 4. VL? xx ' I s z . in 5 f 'f' 1' +. z - 'ww 1 ' ? '!'. 22.1 V? ' ' 5 fi f ' ' V ' ' ' f 'ga . ....,W 'Q ' A . 1, , gy li , ,,,e,.,ff4f:tz3:' YQ, Ki. ..f 'T' , . f-L.mgsf H5f f1'51 f 'gf M . 2 , Q ' M4 ' ' .47 Fi H iffy, yay:-1 . , t, l 'af '?' ...Q 4. Mfg N ' Q E. Us, I 1.. 1 'final 1 ..., ' .. Eve Koevenig is the Keystone aid. Rudy Duwenhoegger is the elementary janitor and not pictured is Mrs. Buckholz. Bus drivers are Lester Schriner, Candy Turner, Warren Shay, Mr. l-larnet, Delbert Maxtield, Ken Gardner and not pictured is Grace Larson. Judy Swift, Babe Law, Mary Helen Alexander, Dee Schrier, and Joyce Bintliff are the school cooks. Terry lvleissner, Ruby Robbins, Sue Anderson, and Mrs. Fess are elementary aids. Judy Schrank is our elementary Libarian. Our school depends on more then just teach- ers. If we had no janiter our school would not be clean. Teachers need extra help so our teach- ers aids help in many ways by running off pa- pers, putting up bulletin boards and watching kids out on the play ground area. The cooks are also needed in the school. If there were no cooks we would have to bring cold sack lunches or eat up town. More important people include the bus drivers. It there were no bus drivers the parents would have to bring there kids to school everyday. We also have a librarian for the Elementary so our young generation can read and explore new things. Without all of these important people our school would not function properly. Christy Anderson Dawn Carver Susty Carver Eden Dillon Kari Gardner Kelly Gardner Leif Garrett Dawn Gohsman Lynette Gohsman Becki Grover Nicki Grover Chris Gulbransen Laurie Jeitz Larry Johnson Trygve Nelson The Kindergarten Class The Kindergarten class has 20 children in each group. The first group goes Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The second group on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They alternate each week. They are taught by Miss Pam Lee and are learning to tie their shoes and know different sounds. Different holiday parties are enjoyed by all! Show and Tell is on Thursdays and Fridays. They use a point system in their classes this year. They earn points on manners and perfect papers. For certain amounts of points they get bubble gum or stickers. Miss Pam Lee keeps track of forty kindergarteners height and weight with a chart. She also teaches them music. The childrens goal this year is to prepare for the first grade. Russell Allgier cary Bell 1 ' , M N - w,.k -2 Nick cqfoid ft 1 Cx I ,fi Y wel ,, 1 Tara Creighten t Michael Fisher Jenny Gray Laura Hardy Rusty Hodges Kevin Johnson - , if Amy Klein g Kelly McKay Peter Mielke Tamera Nicholson 1' is L... . A . ' , ttf tit Tanya Nicholson Jake Orth W, J . . -. . Russell Reynolds , N- I Q it X f A 6 Awe 11:51 H ' T Melissa Ross Brittany Shrank ' A-'tra Michael Fisher wonders how buildings are made. 1 ...-.. . ix ,,.i , .. T . ii. l f'Q.f ' ,git ll i if l 9 Xxgg i f Xgxw 'W is' l, Xisfxs .,fw5qs2'w'2' -HQ, . , ily, I x Q f X ii I 'Un 5A x, ,X Q. 'if 1, gk, , X X i 1. - l, T' The Kindergartners Goal The Kindergarten children are enjoying this year with many different activities to be involved with and having fun at recess. They are learning to be more aware of the different events happening in school. They are glad to be learning the many things about life and times in the Hill City Elementary School. Revolving around P.E., recess, parties, and programs the chil- dren keep busy. After the learning begins, it is an endless staircase with each step a new experience. Jason Alexander Skye Anderson Toby Austin Heather Burczek Josh Clason rr -nf 15 fb-VI . 555 Y.. . Nikki coy L .l.. , o , 1 1 , r or . , W 5-1g . r ' ' . in o , Q- - , , Q Jakie Hartle 3 ,X I ' ,. Q we I . . lg Mark Hetley ., V T ' 3 T ww l f Michelle Hobart 'tt' 1 A T Y! Jerod Hohn l ' A ahf Qi N , Q5' Q 'Q. ' 5' 'fav' l tk i 2 Wa -1 ,Q -w- is N X ,W 3 ' Nr, M N l t im , ff H W' . ' . ag? fi' 5 I li SQ7 if l I . it l l . S' 'if fi Q V Y ' iQ l H ' ing wt, Q'lw3X its , . , 'it ' s-ff Cx X 5 f it QQ? V -dw , .g, ' t t f.. 1 , I Q' ' ' -111-HI i -f Q ' I , .' ,Q , . 7 fi ', 'i I ' .' X .3 , i 1 .N A vu I Q .eA,Q'f 1i.v!:Q , ' ii ,A 'VX , T 'f1 .Q zu YT tis . mdlllif l Lauri Johnson Angela Milliken Shane Moke Karina Munez Jessica Nardielle Cyndy Pietrewicz Enick Shanklin g David Shook K p Stephanie Storla tg S Clint Welsh 'X 'fi The first graders are off to a good start in their 12 years of upcoming education. Mrs. Byerly is teaching the first graders basic reading, writing and math. Mrs. Byerly's class stand in the Christmas concert. She took the youngsters on a field trip in the spring, to relieve them from their work. Corky Lee Bobbie Many Jennie Munoz Joe Phillips L The First Graders Corey Bintliff Ryan Coe Ronnie Edwards Bud Fox Allan Kersting Justin Kruse Vicki Prautzsch 'TNQ' ff :qi s , 7 K s x ff- , b 1 f . . 1 fffwak 1 r , , .fl Misa, Q4 ,vf A lcj, if ff, 1 ,fu , if A W fill I 4 il . 5' 'ID 1, fm ' f I X vs 5 5 ' ,i ' -fi . , wi , wffffy V -' ii I ' V ' 1 ,Ml -. f l A, . , ' 4- g 41 4 Q rl. f ,,4t 4xivii fi Jeff Robbins N Ouanita Ross ii Darlene Running Bear it 2 Wi vwh , I , il ' if i .f.l' i-r, s f M- 6 gf , Njkff 5 1, Wm , s i 4 - 2 1 5 , A x A H K g Amy Shafer , Melissa Turner Q I 1 f 2 Thad vveiss i y f y , Sandra Zwetzig Q gs 1 ' 'n fl l u f i t 5 at 5' f . i 'Q ' as 'N -M ,fi Q M I R, 1 . ' V 1 f , ,A L ' i 1 R l The first graders are oft to a good start this year with Carol Jobman as their teacher. The first graders had a very busy year pre- paring for second grade. Most of the chil- dren finished 4 books in readingg Bears, Bal- loons, Boats, and Sunshine. In math the children learned howto subtract, add, tell time and count money. The children are looking forward to second grade with alot of excitement and enthusiasm. George Clinton Angela irish Paula Maxfield Wendy Munoz fl m Ur' Kelly Phariss Amber Raga Jamie Randolph Tom Sires A:-'A 0 Bobbie Skillingstad Sarah Smith Justin Stearns Leslie Thomas -. f ax Lx 5 t . fg I , ' Second Grade Enjoys Many Things Mrs. Dusing's second grade was really an eager class. They en- joyed all of the activities dealing with Ranger sports. The second graders want to become proud Rangers and participate in sports and other activities when they becorne old enough. They learned the school song so that they could participate in Ranger activities ROW. The second grade teachers say the second grade class was more than ready for third grade. Matt Allgier Nicki Creighton ', A A Jessica Daiss ' .',, A few friends get together. 4 ,. if 1 y I' Y, f 1 f , 4, aim. I, , , - 43,2 , 1 ' - '6 '-, . 11 , 23545, Jeremy Dean 'iii ' A 7 L. Q' A -- 1 F ', 1 V, Q 'T W- if tt-W . 4 Q-,,g,,wv , as T.J. Dieterle f V Chris Edwards I, Heather Friend jfg f , , V, A T -lefemv Geimaf' F ' H 1 M J ,, f , f Nancy Greer -. -.4 ' M- . 'I' I -'O ' ' - 4, r A11-Mu' 5'-Ia ti? 4--sv ,M -'- M N 'f 4 I X 41 an ,Q if? i Q ' 1 Q . F 5 ' gi 5' N 1 J mf gil . s l' 2. xi' J 1' . sift ' llll.c'l4f,ax E If ff Tiffany Hobart Raul Hohn 'A Bart McCollough , , Jacobe Munoz Q f T Jason Nardiello 3- Q-v f 1 im.. ,, ii .L,1.,, 5 Qi QQ., f ,X I We V Greg Nicholson , Tamey Reynolds ' r 4 V a Jodie Pulse ' ' Lori Scriver Ryan Vaughn it-it N In pp: s. Not Pictured Sarah Larson 10 .V , f :yr ,f .r ,A ,if y J, . ' lift' , '4 -, V f ,. Fi at ' . k, ' 'F wb' 4 '-' w Q 3. 'r .f fv J I A I l , gf?- Recess is a time for the kids to have some fun. fe as A 'nv 1 .iw ,s- lst ' Second Grade At Work Mrs. Shuck, the other second grade teacher, had been doing most of the same activities as Mrs. Dusing's class. They completed a paper replica of the human body to learn more about themselves. The second graders also learned some new skills, such as cursive writing and multiplication. Most of the students whizzed through these and were ready to learn more. The students enjoyed reading and considered it a treat to go to the library. Their favorite book was Charlotte's Web. g t '... if .. Kyra Anderson A Andy Bell Natasha Cramer Jenny Farrar 4. , ,.. , , A xr- , N1-T-rf' Ftyan Flick Nathan Fox ' f Josh Harvey 3 2 ,HM 4 i ' Ftyan Hotchkiss 1 'D 1- x in , 'r 8 - -.' 7 I 1-r ' ' ' EJ .',-'Ll M' New is f 3 43'?ga'f5' Rx- QA. Q x ' A Matthew Johnson Not Pictured ly R T l . Jon King Seth Arndt f t,'i KAA' ,Q , 4 y W ii MM? Megan McCaskell Angie Baker , ' A 4 I F' 'K , Vg f, Forrest Metz Amber Fisher Y A-Ll-fr 4 g H A' B N K My ' ' rl' H- 1 5 wS 'f ga ' X 1 if t ,, 3, Jeremy Nicholson .f f , ' . . be ,f. ,,-. 9 7 Irv' rr . A I W , r3f?f52f! lla, , sfw H 5 0..- .Fin-v-A 'ff f Wendy Peterson . V . f 3 Mandy Sampson r wg 1 Lailane Saunders N M ,W Jeremy Welch WTZY7' .W AXE, B 11 Devina Allgier ' Gus Christensen Kim Dixon Jessica Coodroad Dennis Greer N . x .rv 'lx .- Kar'-f . Lsrav' is ii' . , t I Shannon Hartle , Courtney Harvey s Scott Hobart R Trina Kersting 5 in :gif Q N Jesse Lehrenz .. , , Q me W . I M-,, , gi gfrff ., ,xg iw 1 eg ig v Sandy Mittag ,yu , S was Jenny Muriyarl 5 , C Heather Orloske .,s f Fley Thomas ' 1 ,I Cindy Turner A ,Q ff .. K, C r . ,Q v- x h Fx .V ,.,. LL TW M ' ls., NY P i v vt ..:1, ' , 1 '-Q 1 xl X , rf ' H .mu g-. W , il 9 All Z h ' is xii :I .-- . 4: 'gl Fa' U' :t 27 Th' Cl G d I I Km Weiss ft ll' ra G S I1 Heathe wngm at 'PW 'iw Action Mrs. Prince teaches halt of the third grade class. These students study the regular subjects, math, science, spelling, social studies, English, physical education, mu- sic, art, and reading. They are learning a new method of phonics this year. They work very hard on this and also to improve their penmenship. At the beginning ofthe year they held an election. They voted for class President and Vice-President. Heather Orloske was voted President and Devina Allgier was Vice-President. For the Christmas program they came dressed as either cowboys or Indians. They concluded the school year with a field trip. It was educational yet relaxing. 1514751 i..:,,,,. Mrs. Prince's class join in the discussion. l x 14- V kd, K 1--v 'fab' hr v' , DeAnn Adams Travis Canfield Diane Colby if , fp ,U - ,L Arron Flick ' . ,or f ' Robby Heil at N X S N. 5515, M K, ,gf va , vt P' K if w,,i'.' i ii 'T - iii r 1 i ' M -'Om Hf-my A T w., W Wendy Holden ' . it ' H iff . 'W' . if T A, Jennifer Kelsh 1 if - G g ' 'T Q.: Q '- Pam Kersting . - T GVTIX5 . 1 i s 5 ' V- 'K' , I 1 Q ' X f, - X H t 1, ' M .Q X 'Rf jr- Angie Moke Q x 5- xg Q -'ri' A 31. fi 1 I f , :J X ,it X , Q ' Q ' .T 1 W1 r wg Im 'L ir' l - 1' r x , 'Q 3 I 5 , . S 5 .te ' W. 4' ' . lm East . my if iz.. , gr eg x gt T ' Amie REDS P. ' . 'Q ' ,A T I Stephanie Reynolds - . g a 31 I' -Y ' . 195 . ,W Matt Shuck -' , f f Lisa Tully . , .35 ,,r ' ' fa, ' . Melissa Zwetzig T --wp .. ' .. 2 , ' ' , --- I A , 'fab , . , . Q ,gf A 2 i 4.-qv 45 1 ' x '-'T ' t . T-Q-' f 'W T ta , . I -.Q 5 T 'Ht' y af ' , xl iv Cf M 1 B l , a , T f , T ,f r - f -. fa . . wh xx, 1 ,if 1 Q27 ' e , ---M. .ls 8, ,. Q 4. ' ' A f U' ff TT' it .Vai y f 7 I, 1 I -,...., C516 5 Ai. , ix I ,y 1 X s riff! f , -M f if I iff A A TLA Q , : A Q 5 will' A Lxgrf r FA- ,JFA g 'TTTT . , 1... ,1 5 , I , I gh, 'xi 4' ,f Snoopy's third grade theory. f Mrs. Prautzsch teaches the other half of the thid grade class. They too study the usual subjects. In social stud- ies they are making paper mache Earth's. They are studying the different countries and cultures. Snoopy is Mrs. Prautzsch's hero. He helps her teach the students about caring for others, manners, and being polite. They too finished the year with a field trip. ,vm xx t-G+ Q 3 a ' T' Nj R .5 Y, r fi.. .-. lf- ...L i . , f ,Ankara .W man, Mrs. Prautzsch goes over the English assignment. 14 I Both fourth grade classes have been learning multiplication, division, along with learning addition and subtraction in higher numbers. Mr. Greer's fourth graders held the final election in his room with a confidential voting booth and numbered voters. The class made a calendar for the classroom, pictures of horns of plenty to hang from the ceiling, and pictures of Thanksgiving scenes to hang on the window. For Christmas they made pictures of Santa Clause and his reindeer, wreaths, and Christmas scenes of cities. Before they left for Christmas vacation, they had their annual Christmas party with homemade treats and the annual mov- ie. ln February, they exchanged Valen- tines cards and had a Valentine's day party. For Easter they had an egg hunt and had a big Easter party. At the end of the year they handed in their books, said good bye to their friends, and got prepared for the summer as they do every year. Q The Fourth Graders Continue Bintliff, Jason Buchan, Wade Daniel, Jerry Dixo, Tricia Dunn, Elizabeth Hoffman, Ry Kruse, Jessica Larson, Jason Layton, Dennis Mlelke, Ruth Olson, Jeff Floselles, Carmen Schrank, Nathan Storla, Shelly Swedlund, Slade f lg maj n -' V 1 ,A if :VY '1 1 iw, M A f wav' Tyler, Robin Van Loh, Flebel 4 15,4 . P' sf' fm J r- I' :af ' ,t:'ZW 1' Ext' vii M tr if f 2?51b'3Lfjgi5!2ii'ff , , Q1-f Q , V , Q ...-v A ..., ' '1 ,gh 1 '-u,.l.iii3 ft' - ' 'i 9,421 5 .1 ' ' aft 5 In ' ' j t gffqw , . My i fig 'fy Q L X , 5 f rf V9 f . t an 52 - 3 , , x , 5 ,, 2 ',, . 315:24 .Xi 'li . v 3, 3 L1 WJ 2 V , l f f :Af '13 ,. ' 41' 1 4, ,Q '-, rj 4' S9 'Ti' 1 'Q' m --v-' ff' ,J W Q ' ' f 2 l l ,J 1 fTop Leftl Mr. Greer explains a math problem to his students tBottom Leftl The class smiles for the photographer. 5 rut 1 2 Leaning Expenences rl V A . :W fc 1 , 14 ff I f Q72 ' ,f f , ,, , 453 f A .ff JA ' J 1 ,sf ul ff f' , . , og 1 f' ff 4 X X? 3 ' 5 ff 'SP , . , 1 f 5, 2 sf' -2 , ' .. ' .ki Y 1 - ' 1. if 'Y ' ,,A. b A fain 1 -. 1 LA. ' ff +V . asf GPO' L' if A X w f . . Q i if 'YS Atkins, Gwen Baker, Scott Bittner, Trent Blase, Robert Buckley, Jeri Daiss, Josh Hohn, John Holden, Adam Lohrenz, Travis Meissner, Carly Muller, Mindy Nicholson, Patty Siemonsma, Matt Smith, Casey Stearns, Brian Mrs. Patterson's fourth grade class raised two gerbils named Bonnie and Clyde. Bonnie was pregnant in early November. Also on November 7th, both fourth grade classes had an elec- tion. They divided the two classes into two different political parties. One was the Dolphins and the other was The Great White Mice. Each political party had their own platform or what they would do if they were the president. Some of the ideas were higher wages, afternoon recess everyday, and fines for bad behavior in class. The two presidential candidates were Travis Lohrenz and Matt Siemonsma. Mrs. Patterson's class also made small vil- lages with plastic and paper houses, toy cars, and small play animals for their Social Studies Class. Also her fourth graders made a calendar with pictures of Santa Clause to cross out the days as they went by. Mrs. Patter- son's class put up a Christmas tree for their party and to put the presents that were to be exchanged under it. ,-2' - f 4, ,wget ' ' 1 i .... ,. ' ' l .J-f . Turner, Mark 1 V' 'O X wood, Tama N ' iw' I T 3 f. Tri V. D . i f' ,Q Q a 52?if?c,r I, fTop Righty Mrs. Patterson helps Casey Smith. lBottom A 4 L2-9 3 1. 'PF' 15 Bightl The fourth grader's gerbils. Fifth Grade ls Cn The Pun The fifth grade class this year is learning about how a town post of- fice works. In their room they have a small post office that they may send letters to one another and to their teacher Ms. Greenfield. They are also busy with their worms. They are book markers, to get your worm to grow you read a book and you get another section on the worm. Paul Clinton Mike Coonce Garric Cramer Staci Flick Diana Hensley Erin Holden Chad Moke Beth Muller Heath Orloske 'XIV Misty Patterson Chad Peterson Jeremy Peterson Mark Fladerschadt Jodi Puff Q Stacy Bartels Joe Bauer Jenny Christensen Amy Allgier - :N lv' Angel Atkins 3 5 5 5 x xxx, X' as Q., Q X Y 'WT ' is x 52, M. ,DM Q6 aw V if f 28 Mix wfq wlx 'K X N x H., iw. . t 'S' we X R xg! t Qt 1 x XV Q W. -9 f 1s,:t 'wqQ.. 4,91 . 74 9-f eve 1 'r . 1 A' 1 ri Saws xr ' r':-,QM'f'.q.mca1::f?. . 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I, , , A A V V .I . . . 1 Az ' ' A ' A ' 1 . . AA -in iff ffgff Ui, -,f-I-we ' WJ 75- fy ' ' .1 f . ,gf ,W A N il S. ' K figs? vm ' KH. Nga li .- fi-tw Mil ' , 2 if-39 3 4' if ,i 1 le., ' . ,, ' ,l , jeffdgfq lt4ftf fff'f gisr : - - JE 2, '- A' f, ' 'Q' ' . 9 , C 'lg I fi' f Vf , K .f -, 'Q an 1 .-.,--1 'x A sr' 1Z,'Q5j ' V -Y ' I 1f1t4 i?.'1 3:1 1 4' dcfffgilv 4 Aff Q Rob Halter Danielle Kelley Neil Maxfield Kathy Miles Wade Morris Shelly Nelin Karl Novy Skip Pearson Stacy Royde Robbie Riggs Mike Rostkowski Johnathon Ruff Mitchell Ruchaber Jessica Saunders Tammy Schieter Ricky Schuelke Nancy Simpson Scott Whyte Heather Woodle Bridget Wynia 17 The first year in junior high brought about many changes in the seventh graders. It was their first year for lockers, tardy bells and team sports. They began to feel like one of the older kids. Mrs. Stahl and Mrs. Shrank are the seventh grade advisors. Doug Sie- monsma-presidentg Eric Lewis- vice-president, Jessica Saunders- secretary and Helen Sawyer- trea- surer, helped their advisors plan the activities for the year. Each nine weeks the students' schedule changed, fitting in a wide variety of classes. These classes in- cluded: math, science, English, so- cial studies, home ec., shop, key- board, guidance, band and choir. The last two periods of the day were reserved for sports. The boys played football, basketball and track, while the girls participated in basketball, volleyball and track. Jeffrey Gillaspie Casey Hunsaker Eric Lewis Mark Meissner 18 Neil Buchholz Toni Carlson Jamie Chapman Kevin Clemetson Carl Cramer Jessica Crawford Stacy Eckholm A New Beginning 5 df, . 'W' is ' , .-Q-11, -. ,, 9. 9 f--Q... YYY. . .. ,mf K In ,ff ming for a test. lbelowl Mr Knapp is doing his homework. -1 ,,4,,.f4--if f4--,.j-., Zv1.- ' yy, A , 1? 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Q. wftl x Q After many unsuccessful attempts, labovel the seventh grade boys finally make a pyramid. fbe- lowl l l i 1 l 4. l I S M. - -is f fy at 5 f 10 M 3, haw V: .WCW Tet a+ ml. sf Holli Morris Raquel lvlomeyer Cameron O'DeIl Kalynn Pearson Juliet Saunders Helen Sawyer Dennis Schrier Scott Scriver Doug Siemonsma ,tru 'C iffifh' T HK if Leslee Sires .1 ta- ' ' rv if ,. 4, V, V ,N 5.4 'Q' ,. M -: ' V ng' 1 :Qfe V, ' ' f- Q f fwl? f i t ' if ,, . . H, , as 5 , x 0 1' la- Yagi 'aiu K ' f? 5 4, ' s f 1 W y 7 1 Q 5 M ffm? 1 ,M if If f is I ,TM If ,, QW qw. I' f A4 ,ar W Me' f ,N if ,gist lfkmfi um EW , 'ww' A Q y , , If Jeromey Smith Alana Swanson Toby Tyler Kevin Vaughn Pamela Wiener Jenny Williamson Ftondae Woodle Geroge Wright Not pictured Billy Dohr Eighth Grade Conguers Junior High The Eighth grade class made the best ot everything. They enjoyed their classes such as the tour basics plus home economics, computer shop and keyboarding. Football, basketball, track and cheerleading are the extra curricu- lum activities for them. The girls also have volleyball but thats only played between themselves. Their advisors were Mr. Boyer and Ms. Swanson. These two put on a pizza party that no one will ever tor- get. They are looking forward to being in High school. But they realize that is going to be hard work. But they know they can make it. Angela Crisman Paul Denke Kim Dillion Bill Fenner Jason Gillaspie Sandy Soergen Sabrina Gohxman ' Danita Harn Matt Henderson tm - V 9. if M if flifz Mike Johnson , - Pat Kelley John Kellsy Ftusty Luebchow Gary Lytle non Alcott Cyd Alexander 1 Jon Anderson Tracy Anderson Keith Austin Tracy Coe .,ir 2 f 0 , fri Matt Henderson can't believe the secret Flick Sampson just told him. I . 'Sq CHD k 1 Q' X J A . X, r, 2 109 raw Q, N, g 4' YL? fum' W frm v iii- Ls W A ge' 14 if ' ff? . .N A -MM ' QW774 f ft. W it .IE The eighth grade boys are amazed at the use of a computer. ' :LQ Danny lvlaxtield 'K' ' 'ig Lori Novak Sandy Novy 6' dig if fhx W sw ix Y gli s Q 1, 6 I W tml? if st if ,gt 32 t is Q71 A i k, .J .L ..,f' X ,it 6 ti: ti Computer Mathematics is hard work for Angela Crisman and Tracy Anderson David Patterson John Pearson Veronica Prautzsch Heidi Robbins EJ Ftoselles Rick Sampson Monty Schieier Tracy Shuck 'Ut N. rs- la rx, Q -I 6- A X N . f ll 'X' I Q A, I -ff . is ' y W f- Aff. V, '-, 352' I ' , . .I g at-v:,5:3.., R ,Wt .M 5 2 1----v 'T Lori Simpson Patty Sires Shelly Sullivan Alisa Tesch Suzy Tully Eric Walker Shane Walsh Theresa Weisenberg Steve Wolbaum Bobby Wright A Focus On Sports The football team finished their season with a 3-2 record under coach Tony Atkins. They had some tough opponents, but kept all of their games close. They are all looking for- ward to high school football to improve their skills even more. The girls basketball teams had a tough time during the year. The eighth grade finished with a O-13 record while the seventh grade won 2 and lost 9. Mr. Knapp and Mr. Larson, the coaches, said the girls have a lot of tal- ent and should do well when they reach the high school level. The boys basketball team gained alot of confidence in their basketball ability under their coaches, Mr. Larson and Mr. Knapp. They learned a lot in junior high and hope to become better players in their beginning years of high school. Track is one of the kids' favorites. This is a sport everyone can enjoy. Not only can one show his or her skill with others, but can show their own individual skill as well. lvlr. Larson thought the track team did really well and should do well in the future. 22 11,3 ar Y' . B+. use J The 1984 junior high football team: fback fowl Jon Anderson, Tracy Shuck, Ricky Sampson, Kevin Clemetson, Keith Austin, Pat Kelly, Scott Scriver, Jeff Gillaspie, Coach Tony Atkins, fmiddle rowj Manager Gary Lytle, Matt Henderson, Jeromey Smith, Dennis Schrier, Stacy Eckholm, Jason Gillaspie, Cameron O'Dell, Doug Siemonsma, E.J. Roselles, Man- ager Danny Maxfield, jfront rowj Ron Alcott, Toby Tyler, Eric Lewis, Eric Walker, Bill Fenner, Casey Hunsaker, and Paul Denke. The eighth grade girls basketball team consists of: Coach Dave Larson, Veronica Prautszch, Lori Novak, Alisa Tesch, Sandy Goergen, Cyd Alexander, Sandy Novy, Theresa Weisenbergf Lori Simpson, Angela Crisman, Suzy Tully, and managers Danita Harn and Heidi Robbins. l igfvg' 5 A h nf. in lf I ff? Mt t i r 1-ff Q' ' ' , 3 aff. g 1 1 -j yy 1 4 - .1 j Z -'ii W 7,1 A V x E- . i ', . l , ' .6 ,, . Y mf ,J 5' f l .. A t- , f 5 F 55,11 . sv 4 we 4 Q. v. The seventh grade girls basketball team: fback rowj Coach John Knapp, fmiddle rowj Leslie Sires, Alana Swanson, Toni Carlson, Jenny William- son, Raquel Momeyer, Juliet Saunders, Jessica Crawford, ffront rowj Helen Sawyer, Rondae Woodle, manager Heidi Robbins, Holli Morris and Pamela Wiener. ' A A A r V,. . ,AII r 4 A ,- ','. k if Q f f? Z s f y 5 X Q A af 2 4 Q K, .eff 4 . t 5 t if f X 0 f , Ha , e 6 1 V , f X fv Zi T f 20 I fits f i n in in 1 SQ, . , T V ,, Q .nv 'ft ' ffl? f a 5 in img -J A The eighth grade basketball team consists of: Back row: The seventh grade basketball team consists ot: Back row Paul Denke, Tracy Shuck, Ron Alcott, Kieth Austin, Matt Carl Cramer, Dennis Schrier, Jeff Gillespie, Scott Scriver Henderson, E.J. Rosseles, Jason Gillaspie. Front row: Kevin Clemetson, Doug Siemonsma, Cameron O'Dell Ricky Sampson, Bill Fenner, Danny Maxfield, David Patter- Front row: Jeremy Smith, Casey Hunsaker, Kevin Vaughn son, Eric Walker, Mike Johnson, John Pearson. George Wright, Mark Meisner, Neil Bucholz, Toby Tyler. The Junior High football cheerleaders were: Helen Saw- The basketball cheerleaders were: Sandy Georgen, Holli yer, Holli Morris, Suzy Tully, Cyd Alexander, Sandy Morris, Suzy Tully, Cyd Alexander. Georgen. if V xfi .v 5 ,AA Y , W L 'A' 4 ' H H W i 3? ,l U Qi 8 Q ff 'if 1 1' '55 ' I J ' 331' A , ,, ' N' U .:, Kevin Clemetson warming up for track practice. Autograph Page This page is reserved for you, your art work, autographs of friends and teachers, or just plain doodles. Rob Halter beats his way up in a Christmas concert. Elementary choir had a great year. They sang in several concerts, they have two in May, one in April. They had a great Christmas concert this year. Young vocal cords vibe their way in choir. Mr. Early takes charge in directing the band. Elementary choir class sing away in a Christ mas concert. 3 Bill Fennor works on one of his programs for computer class. These elementary students take a break from playing to The Junior High football team cele brates another victory. l 45 94. iflx' 90 pose for the picture. :FN rr ,gs 1.1, P f l E ' . JH Q s. M4 A N K 5 :fi x 'Q A N H' ,. , ,ig . i fffg i, I 7' K , dish ,gk It' Hlbhnwq - so e an 'Z' 1 A 0- All of these elementary students enjoy learning everyday. 1 Time For A Break The students are enjoying their recess time together. One more year of building and hard work is over - at last! lt's time to put away the books and school supplies until next fall. All the students have on their minds is summer vacation. But after they have been away from school awhile, they will realize that the building was worth the effort. Summer was a welcome relief, though. All too soon it will be time for them to go back to school for one more year of building . ., , 725 Y . F, , 'f - ' . x I q . , . M L. ,s sl :-'if' 'D sv f 1 X f , Xu . 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