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S36 4 Q U s Q N 6 With Honor, We Dedicate. . . Each year the Tiger yearbook staff pa s honor to one who has given significant and outstanding service to Huron Senior High School. To Mr. Gene Peters, who has taught in the Huron Public Schools for 23 years, we ex- ten this tribute. In his mathematics classes and as a foot- ball and track coach for eight years, Mr. Peters has shown a deep insight into his subject matter and a dedication to coaching, highlighted by being named Coach of the Year in 1960. Gene Peters, modest in demeanor, generous in spirit, devoted to education, to you we dedicate the 1976 Tiger. lr' Student flfb' F ' ' ix Y -------+15 -i. fff'f'f'7:',, 5, ,,,...-. 5 s f ,Af Q Io E if ua f --.g:,m ....... I ' --L.. - ---iw, x51 4 6 A ' f la 'ug , - ,Q EX .- -N-X ' Q-L Q.- . , ,mv-mn--,,,0 N -. T f T 4 H1 5 r U X Xi.: X. J . ' l H 5 2 XJ 1 1 l 1 JI K V g QW , me Ax , Q, y 343 92? Q. WW- ., ff' ,ma mga: -.-, I A m 5, fa QL . 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E 2 '-s.. xiii!!! i E 0 . . . or how about going to watch the tiger football games at the stadium and practically getting frost-bitten in the freezing temperatures . . . or some Saturday night getting on top of the bridge to white wash in your autograph . . . or having to find some way-out place to take your girlfriend uparlcingv . . Sfeafurcs .hm ,,,' mm .-if Q , Y' A 'WEN' N twig' ffff i Xl, ff 5,9 '35 'fx I A W 'NN 'Q f 'AR XY P ff'-S N llf F 1 ,ff 1 ll F t U X X M 4 f ly I 4 ...z Q ' , I A 1 111,141 ' 1 4 nl I Ill I ' N G ' I V v x ' ' ' 1 4 4 4 1 , , I 4 l , g l I j I X... J I fl ' ffff E. , , 'Y-LF , - ' Q. ' w4. I. I W ' I S, , ,., ,f'.?27f .!':5f:'iE.9, '44 ff ' ff, v A!..,jf 1 f Ju, :I-jf.: 'N 5: Yu '1 - 'T 'J'-I! 1374 ?'2 1' I I ' , ,1 ' - 2 4lP'.,f 454. 1 Aa-- A , xl.. X A I 3 1. if N X79 f I Y 1 . I i if 1 3 t fix, K 1 gif I 'N 'YM A i 'ffiww auf f,,,4 Auf -:HU if 'Pri ,a .WV MX J.. D V X ' Cl' ZX EU! 'K -'Y' , L 4 Q r ,J ' r v 3. N ff .W pf 'Q ,, 'W A ggffzjtqg my gh ,Hi i -1' 1. Pep Band sent good vibrations to the pep assembly crowd. 2. Our medical staff of cheerleaders found the miss- ing part: SPIRIT 3. Ramy Anderson, Faith Dahl, and Sue Olsen fire up the crowd. 4. That was some kiss! smirked Andy Tate without knowing it came from his mother! fl! xi Ribs 'Qf-SK 3 4 5 6 mx :V f, 7 5. The Yankton Bucks got burned as we hoped to burn them in football. 6. The pep assembly crowd welcom- ed Homecoming Queen Cindy Upchurch and King Bob Verschoor. 7. The race is on! as the sophs begin their years of excitement. ,llnifn Neufennn keigne ,els J-fnren 's Mies Snow Queen Anita Newman was chosen as Miss Snow Queen at the 1975 Snow Queen Contest on Saturday, November 15 in the Senior High School Auditorium. Thirteen high school and college girls from the area participated. Huron High School contestants included Linda Breaw, Jeri Holman, Susan Maas, and Linda Nordby. Wendy Kutil was selected as Little Miss. Anita Newman also competed at the State Snow Queen contest held in Aberdeen. A S44 'mfg ,xV i 4, iam' Wadlzams, ffuran is' favely Miss ffaliday Jane Wadhams was selected by the student body of Huron High School to represent Huron in the annual Miss Holiday Pageant. The Daily Plainsman sponsored the Holiday Event which was held on December 29 and 30. Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wadhams. She was active in Band, Pacesetters, various music activities, and was a Homecom- ing Queen Attendant. Mickey Gross and indy Upchurch were the other girls competing for the honor of representing our school. Pi: 1. -f 2' , ' f I -4f.i?'?f53?wg-'.Siif3'fg'i 1 f E ,sues-X ,.r. suv. ,V ' x' N ...J - -Y , . 1, Xa X 23 2 l. i'The Cookies were eaten up by the spirited crowd. 2. Faces express- ed the enhancement of Winter Wonderland. 3. Bob Landstrom, .lim Almond, and Darla Dunn added a little punch to thc occasion. 4. Frosty surveys the Winter Formal scene. 5. Becky ,lohnshoy and Mark Honfocy decided against a sleigh ride. 6. Couples jive to vibes of Tl1e Cookies. Winter Zfrmal ffzyhliglzfs Holiday 81161415 kayulfy Kroufued 4714 Xwifemeuf Of Elzcrry Prom 'Wi P d h Ch rry Prom R y lty Q D W b lh cl K g M Con- I 'il -7 ,My V002 SRPD PIANO 9? DEWUKED psf TERMITES . L ..,, 4 'v fx. I 174 x is M 5 X ,xauh -OX i .gf- ..4. Cherry Prom Attendants were: Far Left: Barb Peterson and Larry Jensen. Left: Gaye Gustafson and Mark Burger. Below Left: Becky Burnison and Murray Scheibe Below: Chris Kingery and Brad Richter. s he 1 1 I- 28 WW 111 Mike Whitney finds time to study dur- ing those frivolous 50's Days. Q21 Brad Buckland has it made in the shade of his Chevy. Q3j Pam Hyland thoroughly enjoys her Bazooka Bubble Gum. 141 Hey! Look at this guys! pants Mike Whitney to the gang. Q51 Dawn, Gaye, and Micky tease thc photographer with their sexy legs. Q65 Joan Layton and Steve Johnson head for a night on the town with their fancy duds. ,,,,, 1 . O, I ,vig as 6 Arnaud Che Wrfrld In Eighty Days f7 4 3 iii. junior- enior Z7 am 7? Qgx EW. l it 15Mllm K if K y 5 44 is raw .x 'xt M, U1 The San Francisco Trolley carries Prom- goers Around the World. Q21 Waitress Nancy Olson and Waiter Todd Starnes serve Vicky and Chuck Davis punch in Lc Cafe' 77. t3l Shirley Andol and Randy Madden appear in the spotlight for Grand March. Q41 Linda Nordbv and Mike Dan- forth pose under the globe archway. Q51 Wayne Carstens seems to see something thc others have missed. 16D Shotgun's music dazzled the Prom audience. Q71 Becky ,Iohnshoy and Mark Bonfoey stroll through the traditional Grand March. Q81 Christy Cole and Murray Schiebe, Kristi Swenson and Larry Jenson seem to be enjoying themselves as they listen to Shotgun's music. 'ae . . - f sh cf e x ff-ga 5 1 1 ff? -:fx X 0 f- pn if 1 H 'I .I I, f ff? XJ! XF Nf H., 1 ' NTT! If f 5' I I I Ulf rl I Ui l I uf ll' ll' 1 H II fl lllw D J N.- I sqft c fflflzlcfivs 1 - 2 gffgg grmvr wUAko fe 21 643W lr 'v Senior Gridders Play Key Kale: Senior members of the 1975 Tiger squad are front: Brad Richter, Gary Reimer, Scott Blount, Rod Paulson, Kevin Howard and Melvin Holm. Middle: Bill Kappler, Scott Reimer, Andy Tate, Mark Kool, and Bill Westerberg. Back: Bruce Fodness, Lyle Konst, Brad Buckland, Murray Schiebe, Scott Meyers, Randy Andrews, Marc Contreras, and Dave White The Tiger football squad experienced a disappointing 1975 season. Ending the year with a 3-6 record, the Tigers went 0-5 before putting everything together. Going three and one the last half of the season, the Tigers placed two players on the All State first team. Brad Buckland was an all state offen- sive tackle, leading the squad in opening holes for the oncoming backs. Mark Kool, the Tigers leading scorer, made the all-state squad as a defensive linebacker, Kool led a tenacious defense that allowed less than 15 points a game in all but the season opener. After losing the first five games, head coach Bob Timm got the team going as they defeated Pierre by a score of 28-6. Then the Tigers defeated Mitchell by a score of 26-13. After losing to Watertown, the Tigers ended the season with an emotionally-filled defeat of Madison. Just before the final game, Head Coach Bob Timm suprised everyone by announcing his resigna- tion from the Huron Senior High School coaching staff. Coach Timm was head football coach at Huron for four years, winning the conference title his first year as head coach. ff at Hrs! V011 D014 'I Succee . . . ' ' .luniors on the squad are front: Pat Sigler, Scott Corcoran, Rich Barns, Greg Schneider, .lim Webster, Bill Hageman, Greg Starnes. Middle: Dan Flanagan, Brad Solon. Loren Nihart, Bob Dormady, Craig Teuber, Richard Skorheim. Back: Donald Dornbush, Bob Hill, Darrold Grohs, Bruce Larson, Jim Layman, Jerry Bockorny, and Bruce Felix. Guiding the 1975 tigers were Head Coach Bob Timm, Assistant Coach .lohn Houska, and assistant coach Buzz Stevenson. Student Managers were Frank Evens and Reedy Berg. Czyers ,4 rc Pro ntl I: an 'K , ,720 k -4 ij c mf- ' f, j A . I ., ' -A Vw Mgqwq 7 w M -A - f N . V .. . f , 3 env i X gs, t , f X M - in .W - -4 , .,.,,:1g,.-.-.gin- ' .. X .-E-,M , X' e wwffefs is A gg e ' W I A A Y 'fi V ISA - if - 55 1 'TW Q i 1.54. A . - , K 4 - .Nw-S e 3 A .- . , .,.A ,.. ,. , A 1 - , , i5igy3,f Q nag Q11 Huron's Jerry Bockorny nails the Lincoln quarterback for a loss. f2j Gary Reimer has plenty of time to get one through the uprighls. f3j Tiger defenders close in lo stop Lincoln for no gain. We Wan ,, 3 ps V H iff' .fi ' ., . -V -' ' WG, p wmv f'Y..N-Q., M-. -Q -' ' ll' 1 . F f r - . 'W V ...s,J,br-if ,. 4 r - QV-'1..i. ' 4 ' vi'-'I-, is V.-...V kr A . W, H W ,H ll .Q , MN' mtgjgiw vw-MY gy . f 3 . ' ' .. ., ' :H 'L .Q-'Jfvi.' .L r WV, . -1-A '- ' , L,, : ,,f v' J. , ',w-iifafvm H-wx 1' -. QQ Qll Randy Andrews cuts in as Mark Kool clears his way. f2l Mark Kool gels a punt away under a heavy rush. Gil Scott Blount finds the going tough in his only game. Q41 Marc Contreras heads for open ground after breaking away. f5ie.7u Svph 60 llndefazf fl ,,.,..e..,.. .. -0--f Y --s ,H R.. u.F.1h1..:l 1-qi H H., - 1 L., ' 3:33111 ' 4 3,42 S i C E3-'za kewl - Members of the 1975 Sophomore Football Team were, Row 1: Coach Larry Wendt, Todd Buchele, Sam Prue, Roger Barnes, Bill Moran, Greg Gogolin, Kelly Lanam, Rod Hook, Tom Peterson, Todd Starnes, Randy Maas. Row 2: Rick Root, Brad Simmons, Dean Donnell, Jeff DesLauriers, Pat Winegar, Dave Timperley, Bill White, Jerry Hofer, Bill Harrington, Jeff Zwanziger, and Head Coach, LeRoy Person. Sophomore Cheerleaders were, from Front: Vickie Henkel, Teresa Malikowski, Connie Gustafson, Nancy Olson, Charisse Meyers, and Kristi Swenson. Va' 93' .A . I ty., 3. .tw 1 S-, gt gg?-aff' s K -4- , . l ' --f -vs uc.1lsvsu1.W:rJS . - tv wwf ss- ow.-1 -4 v v.-UR?-l 'sk ' '-49 'View V' -'W' ' W 'q'wvxQf'.Q -W it '6 'f!'Z 7f ! Sf!! i 'ff'k'2 35 4L'3'5i?iml '5'53'f Rx? 5 'ri :fa 'fri rm . s.. - ' ww rs i--0 ia -sr ' sv sd' 1 S :JN vm' W 44 'v S '0 ?Aif'? 1fli5 .'11?f'Y ' 'Y 1Y4Wi4'-Iff.!1'? f 'f5AI ,'1'f'Lf'l f2 - M- Row 3: Jim Housiaux fStudent Managerj, Martin Halnan, Dennis Bailor, Doug Hofhenke, Dave Rose, Russ Dunavan, Craig Wittenhagen, Kevin Olson, Keith Fodness, Don Jacobs. Row 4: Vince Watkins, Kent Krueger, Dennis Buckland, Greg Goehner, Duane Haugen, Larry Cross, Matt Denison, Steve Butler, Brad Okrina, and Kevin Morsching. Coach LeRoy Person again led the Sophomore Tigers to an impressive 6-0 season. The consistent run- ning of fullback Rod Hook behind an intimidating front line put the soph gridders ahead throughout the season. Hook led the team in scoring with 76 points and in rushing with 632 yards in 70 carries for a nine yard per carry average. Steve Butler followed with 410 yards in 68 attempts. The defense was spearheaded by Kelly Lanam with 46 tackles and Greg Gogolin with 28. Jeff DesLauriers managed four pass interceptions. The var- sity squad can again look forward to plenty of help from another one of Coach Person's fine sophomore squads. .-. ... .W p----1 usnnnunrnwsanaws.. K K I ' vnu ' ' Ms, unc R 1 ,sf '- Pi' . Harriers 161114 Jufo tzff Eompefifiv V ,waz ans 11:-:ww .. at L C, . fd 'J . ' 3 Q ' . .X X-.' -1:-'ws X ' fy!! in .1 -1.x-ssirssmsspzaa fa ' at 7' ,,,1,M.g W., fe? eff so A'l'Ynt V N .mam 'Wm xj fli Members of the 1975 cross-country team were: ffrontj Brian Nelson, Dane Swen- son, Scott Johnson, John Stinehart, Dave Marlowe, Tim White and Phil Maher. Back: John Vosler, Gary Christiansen, .lohn Nielson, Doug Simmons, Dave Lang, Mark Wehde, Bruce Palmer, Tim Sexton and Coach Roger Loecker. Q25 Tim Sexton finished his cross-country high school career with eight school records. After expecting an outstanding year in cross-country, Coach Roger Loecker's injury plagued team had to settle for a season filled only with personal accomplishments. Without a unifed team effort, the Tigers started out slowly. Tim Sexton was ill with flu for awhile and Mark Wehde was out indefinitely with a back injury. Huron was led by Sexton who placed highest of all Huron runners during the season. Doug Simmons also ran consistently well for the Tigers with Dave Lang, Tim White, Bruce Palmer and Gary Christiansen running outstanding races during the season. The Tigers will lose Sexton, Simmons, Palmer and Christiansen this year due to graduation. Heading the list of returnees will be Lang, Wehde and White. Huron Huron Huron Huron' Huron Hu ron Huron lfauug Cigars 22122 ' Huron H Gam .3532 Hu ron Szperzence 332: H .322 Hu ron Huron Huron Huron .S'ca.s'ou'.s' Record ....42 52... ....R.C.Stevens . . . 42 60 . . . .... R.C. Central ....41 45.. ..........Pierre ....38 33 ..........Brookings . . . 45 55 ..... S.F. Washington ....53 47 ..........Watertown . . . .55 76 . . . . . Aberdeen . . . .48 60 . . . . . .Yankton . . . .38 48 . . . . . . Mitchell ....48 53 .. ....Madison ....57 59 .. .....MiIler ....43 45.. ........Pierre . . . .46 51 . . . . . . Brookings . . . 47 60 . . . .... S.F. Lincoln ....51 47 ..........Watertown . . . 33 41 ....... S.F. O'Gorman ....45 59 .. .......Aberdeen . . . .42 66 . . . . . .Yankton . . . .30 56 . . . . . . Mitchell ......22 28.... ....Madison Sectional Play ......36 47 ...Aberdeen 31,-.,,:, .,,.. 4 ...f5,-3- . . . . . Members of the 1975-76 Varsity Basketball Team were: Brad Richter, Jungeman, Lyle Konst, Brad Shanks, Mark Burger, Jerry Bockorny, Bill Hageman, Scott Blount, Greg Strommen, Rod Linafelter, Rick Dale Corum, Dan Prue, Jeff DesLauriers, and Jim Webster. The Huron Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mike Vogel, finished the hard- court season with a 3-18 season's record. With only five returning lettermen, the Tigers had difficult times, but as the season progressed the team showed much improvement. Low field goal shooting percentages were at- tributed to the losses of many close-scoring ball games. Leading scorers for Huron were seniors Mark Burger and Brad Shanks and junior Rick Jungeman, all scoring an average of ten points per game. Burger's 7296 free throw effort helped the Tiger cause while Shanks and Jungeman shot 42'Zz in field goals. Brad Shanks was also the leading team rebounder grabbing an average of nine per game. In sectional play, the Tigers lost to Aberdeen in the opening round. Looking forward to next year, with many returning lettermen and some young, tough talent, the Tiger cagers hope for a successful season. Coaches for the 1975-76 basketball season were, Back: Head Coach, Mike Vogel and Sophomore Coach, Lyle Pearson. Student Managers were, Front: Frank Evans and Reedy Berg. dzgers Shan! C0 Win Q11 Mark Burger swishes one against Miller. Q21 Jerry Bockorney fires one from the side. Q31 Brad Shanks has no trouble hooking one over his opponent. Q41 Jeff DesLauriers tries a twenty-footer. Q51 Mark Burger flies above the rim for two . Q61 Bill Hageman drives the base line while Jerry Bockorny and Lyle Konst go in for the rebound. Q71 Rick ,lungemann puts a move on a Brookings defender. QD A ,YV Ccnzn J-in Winning Sen an Scott McCaskell lead the 1976 junior varsity scoring department with 138 points, followed by freshmen Steve Butler with a distant 62. Bruce Larson, playing only four games, had 14.8 rebounds per game, Dennis Buckland snatched 10 per game. The JV's as a team effort, averaged 50 points per game, but in shooting they hit only 38'Z: most likely hoping to improve this percentage next year. ,fnnior Varsity Season Record Huron Huron Hu ron Hu ron Huron Hu ron Huron Huron Hu ron Hu ron Huron R. C. Stevens R. C. Central DeSmet Mitchell Brookings Miller Mitchell Miller Watertown Watertown Madison Top: Dale Corum, Steve Butler., Rod Linafelter, Dennis Buckland, Jerry Bockorny, Greg Strommen. Bottom Row Jim Webster Dan Pruc, Svoll Mvtlaskell, jeff De:-:Lauries and Student Manager, Reedy Berg. Soplzs Hucauntcr Hough Scasan .sta ,, 0201 1 L A 3 . -:Sf-fi 35? Members of the 1975-76 sophomore basketball team were, Row 1: Jim Housiaux Qstudent manageri, Brad Simmons., Rick Root, Sam Prue, .lim Entwisle, Roger Barnes Qstudent managerj. Row 2: Kelly Lanam, Rod Hook, Greg Cohner, Bill White, Coach Bruce Maxwell. Row 3: Kent Krueger, Kevin Morsching, Dennis Buckland, and Duane Haugen. ig H The sophomore basketball squad encountered a Huron ..... 49 ......... Pierre Huron ..... 49 ..... Brookings V Huron .... 34 S.F. Washington Huron ..... 39 ..... Watertown Huron ..... 35 ...... Aberdeen Huron ..... 26 .... Yankton Huron ..... 45 .... Mitchell Huron ..... 42 .... Madison Huron ..... 39 ...... Miller Huron ..... 35 ........ Pierre Huron .... 40 . . . S.F. Lincoln Huron ..... 54 ..... Watertown Huron .... 42 .S.F. O'Gorman Huron ..... 50 ...... Aberdeen Huron ..... 48 .... Yankton Huron ..... 48 .... Mitchell rough basketball season for 1975-76. Beginning the season in fine fashion with two quick victories, the team was able to find wins in only two additional games. Many close games were lost, six of which were dropped by a difference of five points or less. Two contests in- volved overtime play. Steve Butler and Dennis Buckland dominated the boards by bringing down 100 rebounds for a 7.7 average and 113 rebounds for a 7.0 average, respectively. Brad Simmons scored 144 points on the seasong Kelly Lanam had 123. The sophomore Tigers were a far better team than their record showed. resller Place ffig Row 1: Rick Wipf QStudent Managerj, Paul Jensen, Louie Stransky, Layman. Dave Timpeflys Greg OISCH, Andy Tale. I-8l'l'y JCDBCH, Head Monte Reimer, Terry Hake, John Stinehart. Row 2: Keith Grohs, Chris Gross, Randy Kleinsasser, Brad Mattke, Leo Pollock, John Dunlay, Randy Westberg. Row 3: Coach Larry Wendt, Randy An- drews, Randy LeGrand, Bill Westerberg, Gary Hillberg, Jim The Tiger matmen ended the season with a 5-2 ESD conference mark, and a 8-4 overall season record. Head Coach Dick Bleth led the Tigers all season with his consistent winners in the middle-weight classes. Larry Jensen, Greg Walters, Tim Sexton, Bill Westerberg and Randy Andrews were the dominant wrestlers for the Tigers all year. Andrews finished the season undefeated at 145g he and Jensen captured State A wrestling crowns. Tate placed third at State and Westerberg and Walters both took home fifth-place titles. Dave Marlow led the team in pins, Andy Tate led in takedownsg Sexton led in escapes, and Randy An- drews led in near-falls and Burton Davidson led in reversals. Coach Dick Bleth. Back Row: Gaylen Roth, Tim Baarts, Greg Walters, Randy Maas, Mike Mincer, Tim Sexton, Burton Davidson, and Dave Marlow. Randy Andrews: 145 lbs. Q24-OJ, 1974 S.D. state A runner-up, 1975. S.D. State A champion, 1976 Section IA Champion 1976 State Ai champion. Larry Jensen: 132 lbs. Q16-3-lj, Section IA Champion, 1976 S.D. State A champion. Andy Tate: 138 lbs. Q20-4j, 1975 S.D1 State A Champion: 1976 Section IA Champion: 1976 S.D. State A, 3rd place. Bill Westerberg: 155 lbs. Q12-8-2i, 1976 Section IA Championg 1976 S.D. State A, 5th place. 1 in State Meet Randy Andrews Larry J Andy Tale CDSC!! ,ps-f. Bill Westerberg Greg W '51 alters Ugers Konlral Mai y if f A. 2 QU Tim Sexton rolls his opponent over for a lakedown. Q21 Dave Marlow dominates his Brookings opponent on his way to a victory. Q31 Randy Andrews gets out of trouble one more time this year. ecard 8-4 Sea on ill Huron's Mike Mincer loses ground to his opponent. Q21 Andy Tate ties up with some tough competition. Q31 Brad Mattke lets one slip right through his arms only to try another move to victory. Q41 One giant step. . . as Larry Jensen closes down for another win. Zrackm rf Win 8527 Gila 43.54.-su :Xe fx-Fx-1fAx.fx?x.-f'X fX3'3'AXfX' - . 'QI . a 5 Q A ? The 1976 Tiger track squad included, Front: Tim Sexton, Jeff DesLauriers, Tim Baarts, Tom Peterson, Doug Townsend., Frank Schumacher fstudent managerj, Roger Barnes fstudent managerj, Jim Housiaux fstudent manageri, Bob Timm, weights coach. Row 2: Sam Prue, Brad Simmons, Jerry Hofer, Rod Hook, Kelly Lanam, Duane Haugen, Mark Kludt, Phil Maher, Don Williams, vaulting, long., and triple jump coach. Row 3: Scott Blount, Dave Lang, Jim Webster, Scott Corcoran, Rich Skorheim, Mark Kool, Mike Kludt, Bruce Fodness, Roger Loecker, distance coach, John Houska, high jump and hurdles coach. Row 4: Murray Scheibe, Mark Burger, Tim White, Bill White, Bill Westerberg, Kent Krueger, Randy An- drews, Brad Solon, Leroy Buzz Stevenson, head coach and sprint coach. Row 5: Brad Okrina, Kevin Morsching, Dennis Buckland, Tim Wilson, John Vosler, Ken Wiebelhaus, Craig Slepikas Ken Nelson, Darrel Grohs, and Greg Schneider. The Tiger track team capped one of its most successful seasons ever with a 3rd place finish in the State Meet held in Rapid City. Coach Buzz Stevenson led the Tigers to their first ESD cham- pionship in the history of the conference. The tracksters edged Aberdeen by four points with the final outsome undecided until the last event of the meet. The Tigers performed well throughout the entire season, They began with a triangular win and two dual victoriesg they then performed in a strong fashion in the Corn Palace Relays, although no team points were kept. After another dual victory, the team placed fourth out of eighteen teams in the Watoma Relays. The cinder squad then took second at the Watertown Quadrangular and a second at the Madison Invitational before successfully defending the Huron Invitational title. Cake 3rd at State Aflac! Qualifiers for the 1976 State Track Meet at Rapid City were, Front: Scott Blount, Jim Webster, Tim Baarts, Tim Sexton., Mark Kludt. Row 2: Brad Solon, Rod Hook, Randy Andrews, Kelly Lanam, Dave Lang, Bruce Fodness. Row 3: Mike Kludt, Mark Kool, Mark Burger, Rich Skorheim, and Duane Haugen. Two all time school records were set with Duane Haugen setting a new record of 9.9 seconds in the 100-yard dash and Mark Burger jumping 6 feet, 5 inches for a new high jump record. Numerous meet records were made throughout the season, five sophomore standards were broken this season. In the State Meet Haugen took the Class AA state 100-yard dash championship and Mark Burger captured the state high jump championship. Haugen placed second in the 220-yard dash and united with Scott Blount, Mike Kludt, and Randy Andrews to place third in the 880 relay. Haugen, Blount, Kludt and Tim Sexton combined to finish fourth in the sprint medley relay. Defending state shot put champ, Mark Kool, took second, and the mile relay team of Sexton, Blount, Kludt, and Andrews finished second to roundout the Tiger scoring. 52 n,,,.qY, -g, .. g-i'7I'f 3 '.,'?. fo' W5 gy. i'3ll'f'-l5f fbfiiqh: fp, A iv if..-.9 ss. ,A sow. . 2-V if 'rw-1,-'It-.-, X gigs?-H 1 ix, . ,, U, ty- , -wa ,. r ,s A ,,v .. ,, r.,.4:k QQ1.'f'i' in-0.5. L - 1 ,HPQ3-',fh. . ff '- .K -4.15 .- Qs TV Q 'B-I gl-.' wi if s 1,-,, Z x 5 Q' 3 , 2 f'-12 'f1'Lm.. 1 ' fu? ll? C23 435 C47 C53 Crack Actin ! Randy Andrews strains to clear the low hurdles at the Madison Dual meet. Mark Burger shows his high jump form on the way to clearing the bar at 6' S . Setting the pace in the mile relay at Madison is senior Tim Sexton. Bruce Fodness comes in for a landing in the long jump. Moving out of the starting blocks is Scott Blount in an 880 relay run. as Q-Q f6f?'-sxpv-v f.. 4 -v W X 1 ,Q X :via Yi A 1 ' Elma ' YY, gs-vw Q FO kwa-,,, , ,M W iw 53' A5 Att pl ' . ,,, ' Kyiv ng. 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'7'u'7'.Q'giins4e'qQgi Hay Criumph in 8527 Kamp titian I I From left: Mark Lee, Rich Bales, Craig Rink, Jim Entwisle, and Hobe Richards Season Record Huron Dual-First Place Mitchell Triangular-First Place Huron Dual-First Place Madison Dual-First Place Watertown Invitational-First Place Aberdeen Triangular-Second Place Huron ESD Meet-Second Place Aberdeen Regional Meet-First Place Pierre State Meet-Third Place The Huron Tiger golfers had a very successful, season this year with a five and one record. Their only loss came from Brookings in the Aberdeen Triangular. In the ESD meet, Brookings edged Huron by one point for the conference title. Jim Entwisle took medalist honors with Hobe Richards placing fifth. Huron went. on to win the regional tournament and take third in state competition. Entwisle again had the Tigers in contention, winning fifth place. The Tiger golfers were coached by Hobe Richards. ft A if Q ,X -if --R' ' A ,. ,... -.... . yi? .. ay. .4-.K l V: ij, s f 'ww ggivgiicisnf of . - ' x f Craig Rink chips on to green No. 9. P . Dave Syring goes after a long one. .J fllfl6lfI Po I 4-4 Kecord ' i fs., 'H 4 gk 5 X .4,M i E fi Nat. Xyx,K i .Q mtws 5 '. 'w..,. X 2 Q 'Q'SL4.l. X The Huron Tiger Boys' Tennis squad, under coach Hank Hulst, played a 4-4 season in 1976. Members of the team included Front: Dave Englert, Dan Hicks, Jeff DeK raai. Back: Wade Johnson, John Hoyt,Tom Fullerton, and Darold Dornhush. Not pit' tured are Marty Porter, Rich Porter, Craig Potter, and Todd McCillick. kemember ' ' E716 Sufi14gir1g Cfheerlcaders I M I f ' ' I I Chnl! af V c 0 y Brad Richter and opponent chase a slippery basketball. Participants in the Special Olympics included, Front: Alisha Nolz, Donna Ford. Back: Gail Bohlman fsunervisorl, Brent Styer, and Jeff Rounds. Michelle Munson executes a well-polished backhand on the tennis courts. Rich Jungeman tips a soft-touch jumper into the hoop for two. mans 1 D Cigar Scratches Girls Cake kegiau JV Cauruamcnt The 1975-76 Girls' Basketball Team included, Front: Sheri Back: Donna Podhradsky, Julie Plueger, Kim Weed, Robin Gutzmer, Pat Estergard, Sara Mills, Skye Humphrey Qstudent Melstad, Paula Konst, Kim Melstad, Rhonda Plueger, Deb managerl, Nancy Kline, Barb Burnison, Mary Housiaux. Castle, Jody Kludt, and Carolyn Burnison. The Huron Girls' Basketball Team had a successful year under Head Coach Steve Hammer and Assistant Coach Lorene Sorlien. The varsity team members included both senior high and junior high girls. The Tigerettes started the season with a 26-16 win over Wolsey. Throughout the season, the team played good offense and defense winding up with a 10-8 season's record. The Tigerettes won the Region IV basketball tournament by defeating Aberdeen Central 42-28 in the playoffs and later heat Cheyenne- Eagle Butte 45-37 in the finals. At the State A Tournament, the girls took sixth place. Kim Melstad, junior, was chosen for the All-State Basketball second team. Kim Weed was team captain. The 1975-76 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team included, fstudent managerj, Mary Housiaux, Sheri Gutzmer, Donna Front: Judy Hofer, Barb Burnison., Kim Bergman, Sara Mills, Podhradsky, Carol Poulisse, Sandy Huber, Peggy Kokach, Deb Donna Voegele, Brenda Downing, Ramona Bassler, Nancy Castle, Angela Larson, Jody Kludt, Mary Decker Qstudent Kline, Jami Vincent, Carolyn Burnison. Back: Laurie Trinko managerj, and Coach Lorene Sorlien. Head Coach for the 1975 Girls' Basketball Team was Steve Hammer. The Assistant Coach was Lorene Sorlien. ,fi Left: Rhonda Plueger and a Pierre girl fight for the ball as team members Kim Weed and Julie Plueger look on. Above: Robin Melstad tries passing the ball to teammate Kim Melstad as Pat Estergard in the background watches, ready for action. Season lfccard 26 Huron Wolsey 38 Huron Brookings 51 Huron Aberdeen Central 37 Huron Yankton 52 Huron Pierre 37 Huron Mitchell 44 Huron Watertown 42 Huron Madison 44 Huron Wolsey 16 26 Huron Hitchcock 31 39 48 Huron James Valley 30 41 47 Huron Roncalli 32 59 46 Huron Mitchell 53 37 42 Huron Aberdeen Central 28 62 45 Huron Eagle Butte 37 53 36 Huron Brandon Valley 48 41 55 Huron Winner 44 28 47 Huron R.C. Stevens 58 61 Girl Crack ters at Wark Sprinter Connie Gustafson broke records for both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. 5 1976 Girls' Track Coaches were, Back: Dean Slostad and Lorene Sorlien. Student Managers were, Front: Julie McCaskill, Mary Decker, and Kim Melstad. Senior Kim Weed hurled the discus a record-breaking 104 feet, 5 inches. Distance runner Carolyn Burnison placed first in the mile run at the Madison Invitational. ecards gllff ,115 Season Pragrcsses '--...,.,,, The 1976 Girls' Track Team included, Row 1: Lori Burnison, Bonnie Wilkens, Paula Peppers, Donna Poulisse, Bren- da Downing, Sheila Sexton, Elaine Goslee, Sheri Gutzmer. Row 2: Vickie Henkel, Nancy Olson, Mary Housiaux., Kim Bergman, Deb Castle, Dee Marlow, Deb Smith, Charisse Myers, Paula Konst. Row 3: Vickie Davis, Kim Weed, Robin Melstad, Jody Kludt, Yvonne Van Wyhe, Carolyn Burnison, Dawn Sorlien, Gerri Solon, Barb Burnison. Row 4: Don- na Podhradsky, Rhonda Plueger, Mary Taylor, Connie Gustafson, Sandy Huber, Julie Plueger, and Angela Larson. The Huron Girls' Track Team, under coaches Lorene Sorlien and Dean Slostad, had a record-breaking season as the rewarding product of many hours of hard work. This year's team included two seniors, three juniors, thirteen sophomores, and fifteen freshmen. The girls started the season with a win at their home triangular meet against Groton and Aberdeen Roncalli. As competition tightened, the team then lost three dual meets. At the Watoma Relays, the Tigerettes took an eighth place finish, at Mitchell a third, and at Madison a se- cond. They placed fifth at the Huron Invitational. At the ESD Conference Meet, the team placed eighth and won second at the regional. Eleven tracksters qualified for the state meet in Rapid City. Co-captains were Kim Weed and Deb Smith. Qualifiers for the state meet included, Front: Jody Kludt, Yvonne Van Wyhe, Carolyn Burnison, Dawn Sorlien, Deb Smith. Back: Kim Weed, Robin Melstad, Connie Gustafson, Sandy Huber, Julie Plueger, and Paula Konst. Wing Jnta ,flctivrz lun .fxswiliimw ' M' 'EUHR wvqov gs? ' mss 54930 K SQEW kw- -Wa:-:,-1??r1 5 .miie-raw .s-Q2 1 s , e . v r J I'! .A S. ' A v , M ,J ' J' 'F-:E Girl ,N liars Huron netters swung into action in September. Although the air got a little nippy as the season went on, the girls put forth their best efforts in hopes for a berth in the state tournament. Kim, Beth, Michelle, and Terri made it to State. Kim advanced to the quarter finals in singles and also to the semi finals in the ESD meet. Their season Qs ivy record was: Huron 6, Mitchell 33 Huron . 0, Pierre 9, Huron 4, Mitchell 53 Huron 0, Aberdeen Roncalli 9g Huron 0, Brookings 9. The girls' tennis coach for 1975 was Hem' Hank Hulst. x Front: Terri McManus, Teri Lentz Back: Kim Bergman, Beth Harter, Michelle Munson Girl Gamers Perform Well Uzraughvuf Seaszm The 1976 Girls' Golf Team proved themselves to be quite successful on the links this year. The team, coached by Hohe Richards, included girls from both the Senior High and the Junior High. The Tigerettes took a fourth place finish at the ESD Golf Tourna- ment and a tenth place finish out of 31 teams at the State Golf Tournament held in Aberdeen. Four girls competed at the state tournament this year. They were sophomores Shelley Teller and Schoepf and eighth graders Nancy Heuston and Jodi Berg. Shelley Teller took an individual third place finish at the state tournament. Saw N K 5 Qualifiers for the state golf meet were, Front: Nancy Heuston, Jodi Berg, and Back: Shelley Teller, and Sherri Schoepf. The Huron Girls' Golf Team for the 1976 season included, Front: Shelley Teller, Sherri Schoepf, Jodi Berg, and Back: Robin Hittle, Terri Acheson, Belinda Shelton, and Nancy Heuston. Gym asfics Team Opens with ll Vic 0 y Huron's Girls Gymnastics team got off to a good start with a victory over Doland. The varsity Gym- nastics team for the 1975-76 season included three juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen and three eighth graders. The Junior Varsity included five sophomores. Linda Kuhn was the Head Coach and Deb Rossing was Assistant. The Gymnastics team had a successful second year. They gained two first place victories in their meets and finished strong in the other meets. The Tigerettes finished fourth in an invitational meet held in Madison. The Brookings team won the ESD title, at one of the toughest meets the girls attended. Here they took a sixth place finished. They placed third at the Region I Gymnastics meet in Brookings, which deter- mined the individuals and the team that would compete at the State meet. Janet McHenry and Deb Wilson were the only gymnasts from Huron to place at the Region I meet. McHenry tied for fourth place on the floor exercise and Wilson placed third on the balance beam. The two girls placing in this meet advanced to the State meet in Sioux Falls. The Gymnastics team is young, and the following years look to be very promising ones for them. l The 1975-76 Girls Varsity Gymnastics team included, Front: Suzette Jones, Deb Wilson, Skye Humphrey, Elaine Goslee, Suzanne Roache. Middle: Marcia Pictz, Dawn Smith, Janet McHenry, Julie Erickson, Sue Grohs, Deb Smith. Back: Assistant Coach, Deb Rossing, Junior Varsity teammates Nancy Olson, Kellie Feller, Lynn Loesch, Beth Wilkens, Jan Young, and Head Coach, Linda Kuhn. I Above: Freshman Janet McHenry, left, and Junior Deb Wilson were the two gymnasts from Huron to compete in the Girls' State Gymnastics Meet. Below: Deb Wilson shows her flexibility by doing the splits. x v 1 EFF- M, QW WN f ffafsx , I, ' f 3 I . 1 u , H ' . I Ulf: flllllfffllrlll M ' I. , B V I Organizations 4 AX, , L X sh 1 'I ' I ' , 1 1 XX v Z If! 'XI A, 1 N 4 X9 1 'N' Ns I N , ' Y I u ' V A 1 ' xx . .HI X, N- Q' X Q fl k s' f A 1 K rf il XXX Q N! ,f - NN. rl A k. ai. ,,, ,Mk WN .JV '4'4nqNk M -v-.4-A-f n!' ,..4...-b-- ?5 3 K .. L-.4,:' PERIODIC CHART :W lu-.- 'ag Sc 'I' mix gp-w Mf.ff.f': Tiff' Ig ' Mia-4 The Student Senate is an honored group made up of four students from each class. These students work for the benefit of the school and the student body. Last year, the Student Senate sponsored many activities, one of which was Homecoming. Though no parade was held, a sock-hop, picnic, and bonfire helped increase enthusiasm throughout the week. The Senate also sponsored many dances, including a 50's dance featur- ing local disc-jockeys. Many Student Senate members attended Senior Government Day at Pierre. The students were given a tour of the capitol and purchased a South Dakota bicentennial flag. The Student Senate advisor was James Solon. The l975-T6 Student Senate officers were: Mark Kool, co-vice presi- dentg Dawn Gunderson, presidentg Laura Schneider, co-vicc presi- dent: and Tracy Reese, secretary-treasurer. Student male Works for Schrwl Members of the 1975-76 Student Senate included, Front: Todd Greg Su-ommcn D01-U,n Burnlson Charisse Myer Ylcklc Henkel Slarncs, Donna Wicbelhaus, Dawn Gunderson, Mark Kool. Middle: Barb Bu,-mbon Trdqy Rout, and jean Buchanan Gaye Gustafson, Laura Schneider, Pam Hyland. Back: Greg Starnes, f f Gian ff-J' 'f5'+.f.'- M' I .up-r , Q11 Senior members of the Student Senate were: Pam Hyland, Donna Wiebelhaus, Gaye Gustafson, and Jean Buchanan. Q21 Sophomore members of the Student Senate were, from top: Barb Burnison, Charisse Myers, Todd Starnes, and Vickie Henkel. Q31 junior members of the Student Senate were, from top: Greg Starnes, Doreen Burnison, and Greg Strommen. Not pictured is Russ Pietz. 1 im 'Sa , ,H W uw I' 'Mi zlf' fi' Q I4 -134,4' 'V ffaafs ff' -5 1 A ,gan iii? 5, favs, B. ,-:' ,V 1-W 1 fuvfy CN . 12' W ,. 5 , if .iK'1'f':,? I Ir 1 46' r 4-12' px ,. t KK ki as ' Q fgivf v. 4. ifzik 1 ' ,. x 1,1 -MAX i 4. g -, 1 T-is . if J One of the most dedicated groups last year at HHS was the Pacesetters. The twenty-member squad began their practicing during the summer and then proceed- ed to perform for home football and basketball games. Many of their routines were aided by the use of gloves, tamborines, and pom-poms. In addition to their home performances, the Pacesetters also strut their stuff at SDSU for the Pork Classic Basketball game, at Aberdeen for their homecoming, and at Sectionals in Aberdeen. Pacesetters advisor last year was Mary Severtson. Pacesetter officers were, Front: Gaye Gustafson, vice-president: Mary Grube, president, Candace Burke, secretary: and Back: Laura Schneider, treasurer. aceseftcrs Make 0ut-af- Caufu Pe farmauccs The Pacesetters always showed style in their performing, whether it was at a chilly football stadium or in a warm arena, as shown here. Candace Burke, Mary Jane Grube, Cindy Barker, and Debbie Erickson display their pom-pom techniques. 1975 76 Pacesetters were from Bottom Jane Wadhams Michelle Severtson, Candace Burke, Laura Schneider, Tracy Reese, Tammy Gross Diane Vllhauer Kim Coyle Michele Teuber Angela Anderson, Gaye Gustafson, Johanna Bailor, Mary Jane Grube, An- Huxzenga Sharon Fodness Ginny Avery Deb Erickson Luanne drea Hanson, Renae Hanson, Laura Cernick, Cindy Barker. 73 Pep Club members included., Row 1: Jeri Holman, Claudia Gurnon, Tracy Reese, Gaye Gustafson, Linda Nordby, Jane Wadhams, Barb Harrigle, Kathi Anderson, Kathy Rodman, Debra Timperly, Janelle Peek, Mary Jane Grube, Ginny Avery, Deb Erickson, Candace Burke. Row 2: Johanna Bailor, Judy Buhl, Sue Olsen, Becky Burnison, Barb Peterson, Laura Brinkman, Donna Wiebelhaus, Paula Wadhams, Tammy Anderson, Sherley Andol, Barb Noble, Tana Kimzey, Vickie Henkel, Kathy Hull, Pam Slepikas, Nancy Rohrer, Beth Harter, Michelle Munson, Angela Huizenga, Rose Hofer, Paula Kingery. Row 3: Robyn Hittle, Colleen Thompson, Chris Kingery, Pam Hyland, Laura Schneider, Dawn Gunderson, Carmen Lang, Sandy Anderso Lois Loefelbein, Jody Friese, Michelle Melson, Becky Mundt, Bar Burnison, Teresa Malikowski, Nancy Olson, Lyle Schumache Sherry Schoep, Connie Gustafson, Gail Sanderson. Row 4: Beck Magness, Renae Polidori, Barb Shanks, Ramy Anderson, Renae Ha son, Andrea Hanson, Beth Montgomery, Michelle Hoffman, Jo Jacobson, Beth Wilkens, Jen Hirtzel, Debbie Schmidt, Mary Taylo Karen Lee, Karen McLinn, Janice Young, Terri McManus. Not Pi lured: Mary Woodworth. A Z7 ,U 67110 H640 Keep the ,uirit Gaiug With school spirit reaching one of its all-time lows, Pep Club did a great job of promoting group participa- tion last year. Its purpose was to encourage athletics and promote student enthusiasm in sports and that's exactly what it did. Some of their activities included the making of signs and locker decorations, the sending of good luck notes to athletes, helping with pep assemblie selling megaphones, seat cushions, and orange an black socks. Pep Club sponsored Homecoming and Winter Fo mal. They also sponsored pep buses for few out-of-tow games. Advisor for Pep Club last year was Karen 1975-76 Pep Club officers were Sue Olsen, president: Colleen Thompson, vice-president, and Chris Kingery, secretary-treasurer. Mae .53 if 5 eii L EQ H wiv gf by an-Y ,:, 'sugary' f 'e' 'aiavw-if vs, 4 fxfwfifiilr' hi ' Y EMS? , , AQ, ,ap i ' gf M 1 Q L 'vj,Q5iQggZ,,,t , f-ygiigsfia lasgsf-ffrgaigerg, Luau-. - , f aka, fff,,1f1,,,f f ,A , 1 U32 9 as .M f- ss s 3 1 1 A .1 f f,,,.f .V - We bww f,'-,ff?a,,g1 is , .1 ,wid , u,, zf Q, 5,k,1.:,,Q+g:,L, . Q -ff fl - 5 Ffgfgif ' ,ai , Key 611111, 5'ar Sclzoal and Kvmmuuitgf 'Key Clubls purpose last year was as a service club to Huron High School and to the community. One of their activities was the third annual trampoline-a-thon which raised 3300 for cerebral palsy. Other projects in- cluded the collecting of flip tops to aid a kidney patient, helping with the Salvation Army Christmas basket program, cleaning the school grounds of litter, :Members of Key Club in 1975-76 included, Row 1: Greg Schneider, Mark Stotz, Dan Flanagan, Tim Sexton, Matt McNeil, Kelly Lanam, Rod Paulson and Jerry Hofer. Row 2: Greg Strommen, Todd Starnes, Wayne Haugen, Tom Peterson, Murray Schiebe, Tom Blue, Larry Jensen, Rich Skorheim, Greg Starnes and Kevin Maher. Row 3: Key Club officers were: Greg Strommen, secretary-treasurer, Mark Kool, vice-president: and Kevin Maher, president. and a spring picnic with Nike Club. Also, two members of Key Club ate at Kiwanis meetings every Thursday and two members worked at the recycling center on Saturdays. The club helped fill paper trucks four times last year. Key Club met twice monthly with faculty advisor Dan Hoff. Bruce Felix, Kent Kruegar, Jeff DesLauries, Bob Dormady, Greg Gogolin, Greg Gehner, Pat Schied, Bill White, Dave Jacobson, Doug Simmons, Andy Tate, Mark Kool, Mark Burger, Dave Timperly, Darrold Dornbush and Brad Richter. G.A.A. members were, Row 1: Skye Humphrey, Lola Lounsbury, Pat- ty Hofer, Mary Woodworth, Rhonda Johnson, Kim Eggleston, Dawn Jensen, Debbie Wilson and Pat Estergard. Row 2: Kim Bergman, Michelle Munson, Julie Plueger, Beth Harter, Mary Housiaux, Nancy Olson, Connie Gustafson, Mary ,lo Stahl, Sherri Gutzmer and Kathi Anderson. Row 3: Susan Grohs, Mary Taylor, Barb Shanks, Sandy d,4.,4. 814joy Girls participating in G.A.A. found a demanding, but fun schedule of activity last year. With its purpose being to provide intramural sports activities for all H.H.S. girls, G.A.A. met every Monday night and engaged in such games as one-bounce volleyball, volleyball, and basketball. In addition to having a good time, its members also learned the challenge of com- petition and the value of good sportsmanship. G.A.A. advisor was Lorene Sorlien. 1975-76 G.A.A. officers were, Front: Pat Estergard, treasurerg Kim Weed, president, and Back: Lorene Sorlien, advisor: and Karen Stucke, vice-president. Huber, Noreen Qualm, Paula Konst, Kim Melstad, Lorraine T Robin Melstad, Noreen Welch, Mary Sheridan and Kim Weed 4: Debbie Castle, Peggy Hess, Barb Burnison, Kathy Stucke Stucke, Debbie Schmidt, Roberta Bartel, Debbie Smith Intramural Sports C7 Q9 One of the activities enjoyed by Girls Athletic Association members was basketball. QU Kim Bergman shoots for two. 121 Debbie Castle and Kathy Stucke take the ball out while Kim Melstad and Laleanne Gamber talk things OVCF. J V x A' 5 a :gm M.-1 --M., Mums NFL members for 1975-76 included, Row 1: Velma Peterson, Nancy Knouse, Cindy Wharton, Liz Bates, Craig Hofer, Jim Housiaux. Ro Rohrer, Margaret Collings, John Entwisle, Charisse Myers, Diane 3: Laura Brinkman, Joan Stafford, Kelly MaGee, Randy Maas, Ste Rudy, Nancy Olson, Carmen Lang. Row 2: Roxanne Camber, Barb McLain, Jim Snyder, Mark Wehde,Brad Okrina, Jim Grothe, Marli Rasmussen, Bill Huet, Beth Wilkens, Tammy Schulke, Linda Hofer, Steve Kappel, Ken Bodell and Loren Lemon. N75 5 k 3 ' K Y ' National Forensics League has been in existence at Last year, U10 PU l'P0S0 of NFL WHS to gllifl forensi H.H.S. for forty years and was a National charter l'CCOgl1iii0l1 and they did S0 by being named the 1 member when it began. Under the past three years, the S-D- outstanding chapter. club has had an outstanding reputation for excellence. NFL officers were., Front: Charisse Meyers, Carmen Lang, Diane Rudy, and Back: Ken Bodell, Bill Huet. 77 T14 ff' ,? 'v., 1 6 V I l N, 9,1 A s E, , w. F Erik Gutormson helps Mrs. Moxon at the library desk during school hours. fl ,4 Assists in Zibrary W0 k HLA is an organization of high school students in- terested in the functioning of the school library. The purpose of the club is to promote use of library materials, to assist in library work, and to learn about the library's organization. Members of the club put in six mods a week The members of Huron Library Assistants included, Front: Pam Austin, Debra Cascoigne, Vicki Beltz, Gloria Connor, Tammy assisting in library duties and learning special on-the- job procedures. They also participated in paperback book sales. Huron Library Assistants met every Friday mor- ning with their faculty advisor, Margaret Moxon. Schuelke. Back: Kathy Geyer, Bernadine Schock, Kathi Anderson, Leonard Doll and Erik Gutormson. g In X f gala' ' X 'Y-an' at 522315. Mk 1975-76 members of Office Practice were, Seated: Elsie Miller, Cheryl Podbielski, Kathy McManus, Janet Grohs, Becky Paulette King, Julie McNutt, Janet Graff, Betty Knouse, Brenda Tana Kimzey, Linda Tollefson, Sharlene Von Eye, Susan Dunn Vensand. Back: Diane Barwick, Jeri Holman, Sandy Johannsen, Ofhce 844 Seeks Ku irzess World The purpose of Office Practice is to work on promoting an interest and understanding of the business world today. Last year, members discussed various problems and suggestions on entering the world of work as secretarial and clerical employees. Many of the members gained on-the-job experience throughout the year and all members will be ready for employment at the end of their senior year. An employer-employee banquet was held with the DECA Club to honor cooperative students. Office Practice faculty advisor was Jean Housiaux. Working with office machines are Brenda Vensand, Paulette King and Sharlene Von Eye. Giving them the needed assistance is ,lean Housiaux. 1975-76 FBLA officers were, Front: Mark Reil- ly, state treasurerg Teresa Burley, treasurer, Kathy McManus, parliamentariang Janet Grohs, secretary. Back: Ginny Avery, state president: Paulette King, presidentg Tana Kimzey, vice-president. Not pictured is Deb Schmidt, historian. 5'l5'LZ4 Strizfas' 'far Kamp tent fender Future Business Leaders of America is an organization that strives to develop competent, aggressive leadership in business. This was certainly evident in FBLA last year. During the year, members entered business con- tests involving typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and Members of FBLA included, Row 1: Sharon Fodness, Ruth Sherman, Elsie Miller, Sandy Johannsen, Brenda Vensand. Row 2: Janet Graff, Cheryl Podbielski, Linda Tollefson, Paulette King, Ginny Avery, Sharlene Von Eye, Susan Dunn. Row 3: Pam Slepikas, Sandy Jacob- son, Joni Jacobson, Kris Nelson, Tana Kimzey, Jeri Holman, Julie various other business related areas. The club dis- tinguished itself by winning the State Bookkeeping event and by having two members chosen as state of- ficers. They also placed second in other state events. FBLA met the fourth Monday of every month with faculty advisor Jean Housiaux. McNutt. Row 4: Kathy McManus, Janet Grohe, Becky Pedersen, Diana Barwick, Jeanne Krell, Teresa Burley, Kim Korthals. Row 5: Terri McManus, Mark Reilly, Rich Davis, Mike Gamber, Charles Vander Laan, and Randy Beck. , . 'vlwy J or .i,eW:?5Mv Nike Club members included: Row 1: Dawn Gunderson, Jean Buchanan, Martha Heidepriem, Claudia Gurnon, Kathy Kuni, Tracy Reese and Roberta Nelson. Row 2: Laura Brinkman, Jane Wadhams, Barb Peterson, Donna Wiebelhaus, Becky Burnison, Paula Kingery, Ginny Avery, Vickie Neitzel and Terri Lentz. Row 3: dy Upchurch. M7168 Prepares fa Bu inrss Zrzrrrrs NIKE Club is an organization of girls from both the junior and senior classes. Its purpose is to develop initiative and leadership to prepare for careers, and to give service to the school and the com- munity. Sponsored by the Huron Business and Professional Women's Club, its members were involved in many worthwhile pro- jects last year including weekly visits to the Huron Nursing Home, recycling work, and serving for various school activities. They also had a roller skatin arty and were guests of the local at an even- ing ban uet. The NIKE Club's faculty advisor last year was Alma Vangsnes. NIKE officers were: left to right, Barb Peter- son, secretary-treasurerg Gaye Gustafson, vice- president, and Cindy Upchurch, president. Doreen Burnison, Jody Friese, Michelle Nelson, Kim Coyle, Nordby, Mary ,lane Grube, Gaye Gustafson, Carmen Lang, Wittenhagen, Sharon Fodness, Tana Kimzey, Jami Vincent and wk, 1, ki? young Men and Women ecoguiz d in fl- 611111 Any letterwinner at Huron High School is eligible to join H-CLUB. Members include winners in cross- country, football, boy's and girl's basketball, wrestling, boy's and girl's track, golf, tennis, and gymnastics. The membership in H-Club last year reached one of its highest levelsg partly because of the formation of various girls athletics. Though many letter winners did not join the organization, the vast majority did and they participated in some worthwhile projects. 1975-76 H-Club members included, Row 1: Brad Buckland, Andy Tate, Kevin Howard, Melvin Holm, Gary Reimer, Scott Meyer, Scott Reimer, Rodney Paulson, Kim Melstad, Charisse Meyers, Vickie Henkel, Nancy Olson, Darrold Dornbush, Reedy Berg, Leo Pollock. Row 2: Brad Richter, Scott Blount, Mark Burger, Larry Jensen, Bill Wwterberg, Murray Scheibe, Becky Burnison, Jeri Holman, Robyn Melstad, Paula Konst, Terri Lentz, Skye Humphrey, Kim Weed, Bruce Fodness, Darrell Grohs. Row 3: Wade Dahl, Rick Jungemann, Bob Landstrom, Lyle Konst, Bill Kappler, Dawn Gunderson, Faith Dahl, Barb Peterson, Mary Housiaux, Michelle Munson, Sandy Huber, Kim Bergman, Mary Taylor, Connie Gustafson, Sheri Gutzmer, Wade Johnson. Row 4: Dan Flanagan, Dave White, Doug esR,.,,f+-,ei I E X - f 'Q' ' 'v1f':':1 ':--A-'Z. '.1f-:r-:.T1 ' 'E55i ge. -,..: :4:sc.a:si,e7- :K-2 -'e 'j'b g 3 ,. ..-,x.--,N ..... M... ,, s,'smf2s,s-:asm - ,- .... r H' f2f 'l - -.N ' Members sold programs at the State B Wrestling Tournament, Girls State B Tournament, and were also on hand to help out at track meets and other athletic events. Later in the year, H-Club was given a recognition banquet for its reliability and readiness to work. H-Club's advisor was Tiger basketball coach Mike Vogel. Simmons, Mark Lee, Pam Hyland, Ramy Anderson, Linda Nordby, Sue Olsen, Debbie Castle, Shelley Teller, Beth Harter, Robyn Hittle, Beth Montgomery, Julie Plueger, Barb Burnison, Craig Rink, Dave Malikowski. Row 5: Brad Mattke, Frank Evans, Dave Marlow, Greg Walter, Jim Webster, Pat Siegler, Greg Starnes, Greg Olson, Rich Skorheim, Bob Dormady, Rich Barnes, Rich Bales, Jerry Bockorny, Keith Grohs, Dave Timperly. Row 6: Gaylen Roth, Bruce Felix, Jeff DesLauries, Dave Lang, Bruce Palmer, Tim Bartz, Tim Sexton, Loren Nihart, Dan Prue, Greg Schneider, Brad Solon, Scott Cor- coran, Greg Strommen, Charlie Hanson, Bill Hageman, Dale Corum, and Rod Linafelter. ei:-::13F:f-04155 S::5Q: 3?5:955:3E5: Q'5.-3.1: ZQTLQY:-2 :1':T 151351: fs- ' , :H. L--:4:r:w:.5:::-:.:,g- , -V . :-: b-:s-Q-:px-:-:-if-:-:slr 5 1 - -.L-.g-ag, -K, , 25:,,:.4,:..g.:,:.: f 83 tux Members of Science Club included, Seated: Martha Heiderprieme, Susan Handson, Debbie Timperly, Richard Barnes and Dennis Stevens, Advisor. Back: Bill Westerberg, Kevin Maher, Becky Magness, Charles Vanderlaan, Mark Beckwith, Janelle Peek, W Dahl, Barb Harrigle, John Entwistle and Gary Wold, Advisor. Science 61116 Spnusors Mindy Sale An active year was enjoyed by all the members o Science Club last year. Although the group was smal in number, the Science Club had some very interestin and worthwhile projects. Club-sponsored activities included visits to planetarium in Minnesota and Eros in Sioux Falls Other field trips were taken during the spring months The Science Club also had a very successful cand sale. Students wishing to munch on a candy bar o other snack were always found in the chemistry room buying their favorite goodie. The club met twice a month usually viewing film or listening to guest speakers. Science Club advisor were Dennis Stevens and Gary Wold. The selling of candy was one of the Science Club's greatest projects. Here, Dennis Stevens does some bargaining with Drew Fischgrabe in the storeroom. 93,4 Makes Stuff d Animal of F.H.A. included, Front: Kim Coyle, Tammy Olsen, Deb- bie Schmidt, Lorna McMillan, Norene Welch, Rhonda Brandenburg, Donna Alter. Back: Michelle Nelson, Donna Lind, Pam Slepikas, Jan Future Homemakers of America's purpose is to help individuals improve-personal, family, and com- munity living. Members of the club may work toward a junior chapter, or state degree. Last year F.H.A. sponsored many activities, both for themselves and for the community. These included a Bicentennial Project at the Huron Arena, the making of stuffed animals for the Lions Club Toy Drive, the selling of cookbooks, and the regional meeting at Bridgewater. They also had club sledding and roller skating parties. F.H.A. met the first and third Thursdays of every month under advisor Alice Rasmussen. F.H.A. officers for 1975-76 were, Seated: ,lane Wadhams, vice presidentg Joan Lorenz, treasurer: Kim Coyle, photographer, and Back: Barb Harrigle, secretary-reporter, Peggy Hess, president, Alice Rasmussen, advisor. Sorban, Pam Brown, Peggy Hess, Barb Harrigle, Jane Whadams, and Shelly DeVries. DECA members included, Row 1: Bruce Maxwell Qadvisorj, Colleen Thompson, Qpresidentj, Donna Wiebelhaus, Brenda Dooley fvice- presidentl, Rhonda Johnson, Terry Bosma. Row 2: Tammy Brown, Randy Block, Scott Greschlce, Wayne Coethel, ,lim Burdick, Bill Kappler, David Ranney. Row 3: Pat Schied, Clayton Voegele, Larry Houlihan, Burton Davidson, Scott Reimer, Dave Kuhns, Wade 295634, ,Another DECA is a club formed for the social and academic areas of Distributive Education. In its thirteenth year of existence, DECA Club got together during D.E. classtime and planned activities throughout the year. Some of these were various fund-raising drives, the regional and state DECA contest, and the annual employer-employee banquet. Bruce Maxwell was DECA advisor. Friends get together for a bite to eat at the Regional DECA contest in Chamberlain. Seated is Rich Wilson, and in back are: Dave Geiger, Scott LaFee, Brenda Dooley, Jo Goslee and Mike Delong. Walter. Row 4: Norene Quam, Kim Fenske, Renae Polidori McMillan, Susan Crist, Debbie Gildermaster, Scott LaFee, Wilson. Row 5: Karla Haug, Carol Johnson, Patty Hofer, Stransky, Bob Neitzert, Rocky Eilertson, Wayne Carstens. Row Renae Wallenstein, Rhonda Johnson, Joan Layton, Jo Goslee, nis Lynd, and Dave Geiger. Successful Veer 3 ficers were: Stewart Friedrichsen, secretary: Rick Eckmann, president: Jeff Tscheltcr, treasurer, Mike Mincer, sentinel, Ken Shoultz, reporter, and Rodney Smidt, vice-president. . ZA. Zfursues Ag. Interests With its purpose of developing agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship, Future Farmers of America met the second Tuesday of every month and did their planning and preparing for various activities. Some of these activities included the Huron FFA-Magness Livestock Judging Contest, par- Members of F.F.A. for 1975-76 were, Row 1: Alan Arbeiter, Charles Shoultz, Rodney Smidt, Jim Reimer, Scot Eckmann, Mary Jane Sheridan, Susan Imker, Diane Johnson, ReVae Engel. Row 2: Rick Eckmann, Jeff Tschetter, Mike Mincer, Dennis Davis, Brian Therkildsen, Paul Jensen. Row 3: Mark Berquist, Rodney Johnson, Jim Burdick, Valerie Bragg, Nikki DeVries, Debbie Johnson, Vicki DeVries, Deeanne Barton. Row 4: Richard Imker, Bobbin Raschke, ticipation in the Food For America program, co- sponsorship of a swine show and judging contest, various judging trips, and attendance at the state con- vention in Brookings. Other activities included a hayride, banquet, dances, and a citrus fruit and apple sale. FFA advisor was Wilmer Burton. Kim Curtis, Michelle Meyer, Diane French, Julie Engel, Cindy Bowen, Shawn Bowen, Linda Halbur. Row 5: Dale Corum, Brian Cronin, Jay Thomas, Kevin Olson, Greg Olson, Darrold Moody, Glen Hofer, Terry Kleinsasscr. Row 6: Gerry Velhelst, Bruce Lucklum, Rodney LeGrand, Martin Halnan, David Johnson, LeRoy Waldncr, Terry Halse, and Eric Gutormson. The 1975-76 Future Farmers of America of- Members of Spanish Club included, Row 1: Thelma Peterson, Beth Montgomery, Terri McManus, Beth Wilkens, Kim Korthals, Lynn Loesch, Pat Chase, Christy Cole, Kim Lowery, Cindy Cole, Lori Youngeman, Joni Jacobson, Sharon Koch. Row 2: Monica Decker, Gail Sanderson, Kyle Schumacher, Dawn Scheele, Kellie Feller, Becky Johnshoy, Mary Jo Stahl, Jayne Peterson, Pam Slepikas, Shel- ly DeVries, Debbie Finnerty. Row 3: Kim Weed, Jody Friese, Cynthia Huizenga, Paula Kingery, Angela Huizenga, Laura Cernick, Anita Newman, Janelle Peek, Debra Timperly, Jon Wollman, Kenny Wiebelhaus, Mark Lee, Phil Maher, Joel Kleinsasser, Jerry Stinehart, Michelle Hoffman, Sherry Gruver. Row 4: Wenda Harvey, Diane Wittenhagen, Chris Kingery, Margaret Collings, Donna Lind, Jo Bailor, Laura Schneider, Tracy Reese, Kathy Kuni, Barb Shanks, Brett Curley, John Entwisle, Dave Clark, Vicki Coyle. Spanish 611111 Sponsors Meri an Girl Spanish Club is an organization formed to strengthen interest in and understanding of the Spanish language and culture. Last year, many projects and activities were encountered by its members in- cluding an All Saints Day party, Christmas party and spring picnic with the German Club. They also had occasional bake sales. In addition, Spanish Club sponsored a ten-year-old orphan girl from Mexico by sending twelve dollars a month for her support. Spanish Club advisors were Karen Mueller and Mary Severtson. 1975-76 officers of Spanish Club were: John Entwisle, social chairman, Barb Shanks, social chairmang Kim Lowery, treasurerg Tracy Reese, vice-presidentg Donna Lind, president. fy W1 V it .:1. Happe- gn aid, ,.-f' Fil YQ 1975-76 German Club representatives were, Front: Frank Schumacher, sophomore: Mary Taylor, sophomore, Ginny Avery, junior, and Back: Russ Pietz, junior: Gaye Gustafson, senior, Becky Magness, senior. German 61116 Snfay flcfivific The purpose of German Club last year was to add to the German classroom topics which could not be covered in class. Over fifty students were active members of this club. Club sponsored activities last year included the an- Members of German Club were, Row 1: Karen Thompson, Lola Lounsbury, Kathy Schmidt, Susan Maas, Sandy Johanssen, Sherry Nelson. Row 2: Mary Taylor, Connie Gustafson, Robin Hittle, Laura Brinkman, Dawn Clark, Nancy Rohrer, Janine Harmdierks, Ginny Avery, Vickie Neitzel. Row 3: Carmen Lang, Shirley Andol, Janice Young, Christie Swenson, Nancy Olson, Teresa Malkowski, Jean Hirtzel, Karen McLinn, Kim Bergman, Nancy Buchanan, Barb Bur- nison, Sharon Fodness. Row 4: Sandy Gortmaker, Barb Peterson, nual Faschings Masquerade Party, a joint Spanish and German Club Christmas caroling party, and a picnic. German Club met three or four times a year under faculty advisor Richard Reimer. Becky Burnison, Tammy Anderson, Craig Potter, Andrew Qualm, Mitchell Kannenberg, Doug Wells, Ken Bodell, Matt McNeil, Lonna Klukas, Teresa Burley, Kathy McManus, Cheryl Podbielski. Row 5: Becky Magness, Mary ,lane Grube, Susan Hanson, Gaye Gustafson, Donna Lind, Frank Schumacher, Keith Raschke, Mark Reilly, Mark Beckwith, Larry Jensen, Greg Schneider, Russ Pietz, Darold Dorn- bush, Scott McCaskell, Bruce Felix. ,flctizfitie 'mum' fa 'X x X,N g 5 xg fffxx 3 'A K, f X f ff X ff ily f fir 1,, Q I 1,,,l1,4 l5 ll I '- f , ff fl XM! ffm ' 'Nw' I W u n'1 f -44.-en: yllllfl I x If ' Q 'gm W ! J 'T'l C1 P5 W I . X' 4 fffff 1 ff' X If 'K X .q ! 54329, K ff' XE ff 4 X V I ,NJN ? ' A A f - -,..' 4- 31-1 lfmrlfoak Staff Kem mir rs O O O ig Cimcs and its Hlzanges J A 'YJ 1975-76 Tiger yearbook staff members in- cluded, Row 1: Doreen Burnison, Pam Hyland, Mary Jane Grube, Carmen Lang, Ramy Anderson. Row 2: Kevin Maher, Laura Brinkman, Gail Sanderson, Beth Harter, Gaye Gustafson, Bob Landstrom, Debbie Smith, Bob Borgan. Back: Dawn Gunderson, Becky Burnison, Laura Schneider, Leonard Doll, Connie Gustaf- son, and Dave Packard. Pap r Staff Klzaugvs Qarm I Of Dyer Sfrzjves At the end of every month, the Tiger Stripes staff publishes its editions. These diligent journalists devote a great amount of time in order to provide a variety of news articles for the students to read and enjoy. This year, the staff changed the appearance of the paper somewhat from past years in an attempt to publish a more newsy paper. Jean Buchanan was editor-in-chief. ' ns, f lr. I :yu- Q y gs, . , 1 -, 7 l , Y' if ya, , i s X .-1231.5 'XKHQL-ii 'i' g f . ' at .' ' ' . Uma MK 4-s Seated: From left, John Roache, sports editorg Kathy Stucke, graphic arts designerg Keith Raschke, assistant feature editorq Mark Stotz, assistant editor: Mark Bonfoey, feature editorg and Susan Hanson, news editor. Back: From left, Sharon Fodness, assistant news editorg Kevin Maher, photographer, Greg Strommen, assistant sports editorg and Jean Buchanan, editor-in-chief. Not pictured: Nancy Wahlert, assistant sports editor, Bob Landstrom, photographerg and Sheri Cutzmer, business manager. Q11 Mr. William Gall, journalism instructor, is the ad- visor of Tiger Stripes. f2j Jean Buchanan and Susan Hanson put many hours in outside of school working on the newspaper. Q 3 R Qufurc Presidents? . ,Qi , 131, ' Q ' 'ral 3, - , ,, ,. 4 ' - SEQ- If, 'f.-Silkff' ' ' ' 'M I 1 Q r-W , ., i 'KR g Y, X , XX 'Q' fan a K-Q. sag xy f A lf ,Y A 's' Those aitending 1976 Boys' State at Northern State College in Aberdeen were, Row 1: Jon Wollman, Greg Strommen, Greg Schneider. Row 2: Mark Stotz, Russ Pietz, Dave Packard, Ken Bodell, Stewart Friedrichsen. Back Row: Mark Reilly, Dan Flanagan, Mike Camher, Bill Huet. .Wrsl adics? -Q l Those attending 1976 Girls' State at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchel Right: Joan Stafford, Michelle Namanny, Laura Brinkman, Sharon Fodness an nison. were: Left to d Doreen Bu r- Hand, jazzy fives . . . Front-Vicki Neitzel, Becky Johnshoy, Michelle Munson, Sandy Huber, Sheila Dugan, Beth Montgomery, Michelle Namanny. Row 2-Tammy Brown, Jane Wadhams, Paula Wadhams, Pennie Palmer, Dawn Heinzerling, Debbie Johnson, Marla Drapeau, JoLynne Muilenburg, Linda Downing, Linda Plate, Mary Kelley. Row 3-Julie Galliger, Kellie Feller, Sherry Nelson, Kim Korthals, Loren Lemon, Terri McManus, Kathy Rodman, Clinton Paulson, Doug Simmons, Shelly Teller, John Walman, Karen Stucke, Ki Lowery, Peggy Hess. Row 4-Wade Johnson, Dave Syring, Ric Eckmann, Jean Hirtzel, Frank Schumacher, Brian Hale, Dav Merkel, Bruce Fodness, Bill Moran, Ken Wiehelhaus, Scott Larson Becky Mundt, Back-Mr. Vellek, Directorg Jim Schneider, Monic Decker, Rich Davis, Mike Whitney, Mark Bonfoey, Jim Walraven. Vibrant Vibes Front-Lynn Loesch, Sherri Gutzmer, Melinda Kasa, Kim Bergman, Kristi Swenson, Shirley Andol, Karen McLinn. Row 2-Sharon Fodness, Dawn Gunderson, Julie Packard, Velma Peterson, Pam Dick, Cynthia Huisenga, Barb Harrigle, Patty Chase, Diane Mennenga, Robin Walter, Michelle Hoffman. Row 3-Nancy Olson, Steve Kappel, Mary Housiaux, Kevin Morsching, Larry Cross, Mike Stoley, Sharron Koch, Vickie Peck, Pam Christenson, Laurie Ar- mour, Thelma Peterson, Sherry Manning, Deanna Morsching, Mary Woodworth, Nancy Rohrer. Row 4-Lisa Kasa, Rhonda Namanny, Carl Rose, Steve Larson, Glenn Hofer, Dale Fodness, Greg Gochncr, Mike Dunlay, Dan Wiebelhaus, Rod Pauson, Dawn Jensen, Bruce Felix, Jeff DesLauriers, Todd Buchele, Kathy Slucke, Rich Barnes. Back-Rob Ulrich, Joe Mahowald, Jim Housiaux, Leonard Doll, Todd Starnes. ,411-State Orch: tra And Baud Members Selected f om ff!! From afield of over a thousand students who auditioned for All- State only a few from each high school won the honor. They are required to play scales, solos, and sight-read materialg in addi- tion, they must take a written test. The 1976 All-State Orchestra members included fl, Becky Johnshoy, Paula Konst, Angie Huizenga, Mark Bonfoey, Kathy Anderson, Rich Barnes, and Jim Walraven. All-State Band included Q2j Vickie Neitzel, Karen McLinn, Loren Lemon, Wade Johnson and Dave Syring. Other All-State Band members were 13, Rich Barnes, Becky Johnshoy, Rick Eckmann, .lim Walraven, and Mark Bonfoey. 25755 100 Caleuf Praducc Pride at All- tate Front-Kent Schneider, Ramy Anderson, Matt McNeil, Candace Burke. Row 2-Sherry Taylor, Bob Borgan, Gaye Gustafson, Russ Pietz. Row 3-Donna Lind, Frank Schumacher, .lane Wadhams, Bruce Felix. Back-Mike Whitney, Kathy Stucke, Mary Jane Grube, Bob Moran. All-State Chorus was held in Water- town on November 14 and 15. 800 students across the state convened for two days of hard work and practice. They concluded with a memorable and pleasurable performance. These four talented singers were selected through auditions to represent HHS at Honors Choir, held on the USD campus in Vermillion: Russ Pietz, Gaye Gustafson, Susan Hanson, and Bob Bor- san. Front-Russ Pietz, Gaye Gustafson, Back-Susan Hanson, Bob Borgan. 101 i 36 ii 235 iiifgfslf' ww za . gig ig 535131 4 aiiiiiiy , 2 1 s 'D NSW Evucerf Hlmir Zvurs ,firm Before leaving on tour to the Black Hills area, the Concert Choir presented a spring concert at the senior high. The concert was highlighted hy the an- nouncement of the National Choral Award which went to Candace Burke. Immediately following the program, the group of 68 travelled to Gregory, Hot Springs, and Rapid City where they per- formed concerts. Q11 Candace Burke expresses shock as she is presented the National Choral Award. Q21 Mickey Cross and Dawn Gunderson wave their last goodbyes. Q31 Off they go! .... all 681 Q41 As always, the girls took time to lie in the sun after a performance. if . 5 925, , . mv 15 ,.1. l igg,,s...aT.,-Qwyes . x - , Q s . , . as --fs . - -I 6 gs? - YiTCf,':. i f f r i is ' it .iw . ' N,m,,, .g,,,fy -- - h. Q -,iv Q 1 Q Q usr. ,. C, ., , ...twa-,..,.,.,:m,s t .,..s:fj K s x A LN 3 . ,Ns-wi. . U, Madrigal More and Jlfivladi e 4 a Seated: Bob Borgan., Kathy McManus, Pete Thrash, Kent Schneider, Loren Nihart, Jim Schneider, Joe Mahowald, Rod Paulson, Mike Ramy Anderson, Matt McNeil, Donna Lind, Mark Bonfoey, Sherry Whitney, Sharon Fodness, Russ Pietz, Sherry Taylor, Sue Olsen, Nelson, Loren Lemon, Mary Jane Grube, Gaye Gustafson, Laura Bruce Felix, Debbie Erickson and Candace Burke. Schneider, Jody Friese. Standing: Wade Johnson, ,lane Wadhams, Cf 5 S 44 S l y S is , ,,.a y ,a,Lw 1 - 4 We V.w ,V,M21 wfvM,,M ,wwiwj we is ,fi audi -JU Ahhh .... Ohhh .... Hmmm .... .Quill and Sum!!-ffl! journalists Members of Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for ROW 22 Mary W00dW0Hh, Kfllhy Stucke. Laura Schneider, Gaye High School Journalists, for 1975-76 were, Row 1: Mark Bonfoey, GllSUlfS0ll- Row 32 .lane Wlldhams, Bild Mary .line Crube. Ramy Anderson, Jean Buchanan, Dawn Gunderson, Mark Burger. Crelfle Hlcf ing Sweet Smgs Accompanist, James Meyer. Front row: Linda Mosier, Carole Kinyon, Mary Sheridan, Diane Lienard, Sandy Hopper, Sherri Manning, Roxanne Mehlberg, Terri Lenlz, Lajeanne Gamher and Lynn Gilberl. Back: Sandy Anderson, Lois Loeffelhein, Kim Coyle, Debra Gascoigne, Kathy Rodman, Anita Newman, Kathy Anderson and Vicki Beltz. 106 2 Band kalures. . . f' 9 -if .P . T 7 Q . 5. . f-,. :,,n.,. . we'-xl, fi 4, -'J Q'i1,.::- :,1y,,f , a,.'w, -, : . ' ' ' 3.1Lfs.'1S.k . v Effitii- Y Q11 Left-over broken drumsticks produced the sign. 12, Bruce Felix snoozes in the band storage room. f3j Greg Starnes concentrates as the beat goes on. f4j The Marching Band gives a bicentenninl performance. 107 IOB 1976 stage band members included: Row 1: Peggy Hess., Shelly Teller, Kim Korthals, Wade Johnson, Steve Larson. Row 2: Nancy Olson, Terri McManus, Doug Simmons, Rod Paulson, Todd Buchele. Row 3: Jean Hirtzel, Jon Wollman, Dawn Jensen, Kim fl, Jim Walraven attempts to escape band practice. 125 Mr. Vellek questions the music, but surely not his pep band's. Q31 Mark Bonfoey forgets to beat on the drum while he dreams of his Love life. Lowry. Row 4: Brian Hale, Mike Dunlay, Bill Moran, Rick Eckmann, Mark Bonfoey, Jim Walraven. Back Row: Bruce Fodness, Loren Lemon, Rich Barnes, Dave Syring, Bruce Felix, Mr. Vellek. Stage, Pep Band . . . Get J! Cagefher k ' xx A S 1 xii' . b 6, ,K ! . X ix, i 'aw f 2 Pep band members included, Row 1: Steve Larson, Jim Walraven, Mark Bonfoey, Becky Johnshoy, Lynn Loesch, Rod Paulson, Jon Wollman. Row 2: Rick Eckmann, Dave Merkel, Todd Buchele, Jean Hirtzel, Kim Korthals, Wade Johnson, Monica Decker. Row 3: Becky Mundi, Dave Syring, Bruce Felix, Bill Moran, Rich Davis, Mike Whitney, Dawn Jensen, Jim Snyder. Rhonda Namanny. Row 4: Leonard Doll, Doug Simmons, Loren Lemon, Rich Barnes, Mike Dunlay, Brian Hale, Shelly Teller, Peggy Hess, Sherry Nelson, Joe Mahowald. -ile- W. ..5f'.!'qlgSaf Amy i ugar-u-S ice Sing Sufcetly , Front row: Ginny Avery, Kathy Anderson, Signe Adams, Janet Martin and Sandy Anderson. Row 2: Anita Newman, Sherri Man ning, Doreen Burnison, Michelle Cross and Robin Melstad. Row 3: Nita Jungemann, Dianne Wittenhagen, Lola Lounshliry Nancy Buchanan, Jodi Friese, Robin Walter, Terri Lentz and Faith Dahl. Academic Achievements cccgnized 014 Awards Night QD Mr. Solon praised those academically involved in school. f2j Tim Sexton received the Denny Busch Memorial award. Q31 Mark Burger accepted the Lyle Kleinsasser Award. Q41 Mark Kool presented Mr. Timm with a plaque of appreciation f5j New Honor Society members were cited. Q61 Concert Choir members await their awards. 171 Carmen Lang captured the Debate Service Award. Qu.-. IH Pap Koncer Sntlzu as Audience The second annual Pops Concert, held in May, thrilled the audience and proved to be a good time for the participants as well. A variety of musical, comedy, and dancing talent was displayed. The HHS commons was beautifully decorated with streamers and hanging records to further enhance the musical atmosphere. flj Sugar-n-Spice sang Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend. Q21 A musical medley was sung and choreographed by the Concert Choir. f3j The sophomore ensemble danced to Penny Lane. Q41 Mary .lane Crube gives Bruce Felix the eye as they sing. Q11 Russ Pietz announced the next number. Q25 Sophomore Babies displayed their talent, also. Q31 Two Ladies from Boston., Becky Johnshoy and Lynn Loesch, sand a humorous duet. Q41 Matt McNeil and Mike Whitney entertained throughout the program. Q51 Dave Merkel and Bill Moran provided music dur- ing the intermission. Mir d Glmru , Girls' 615 Make 15' zzutzful Music Front-Kristi Swenson, Terri McManus, Mary Housiaux, Brenda Mossback, Patricia Piklapp, Debbie Finnerty, Karen Thompson, Beth Montgomery, JoLynne Muilenburg, Paula Wahdams, Nancy Olson, Sherry Schoeph, Shirley Andol. Row 2-Mary J0 Stahl, Debbie Johnson, Becky Johnshoy, Becky Mundi, Karen McLinn, Rhonda Brandenburg, Greg Gogolin, Kerry Hofer, Mike Weinzetl, Clinton Paulson, Galen Martin, Doug Hofhenke, Sherry Gutzmer, Connie Gustafson, Michelle Munson Row 3--Joni Jacobson, Kim Bergman, Dawn Scheele, Mary Kelley, Nancy Rohrer, Cathy Hull, Patty Chase, Scott Bonfoey, Dave Merkel, Greg Burke, Brad Warren, Todd Buchele, Bill Moran, Dean Donnell, Cynthia Huisenga, Tam- my Schuelke, Dawn Heinzerling Back-Cathy Erickson, Michelle Meyers, Jean Hirtzel, Julie Galliger, Sandy Huber, Barb Shanks, Brad Okrina, Rich Davis R05 Ulrich, Kevin Morsching, Bill White, Bruce Schuelke, Frank Schumacher, Paula Konst, Pam Christensen, Linda Downing, Kim Lowery Front-Marilyn Peek, Mary Stahl, Brenda Mossback, Mary Housiaux, Terri McManus, Vickie Henkel, Lisa Kasa, Nancy Olson, Teresa Malikowski, Jeanine Harmdirks, Kristi Swen- son, Connie Gustafson, Lisa Pederson, JoLynne Muilenburg Row 2-Patricia Piklapp, Debbie Finnerty, Karen McLinn, Karen Thompson, Becky Johnshoy, Kim Bergman, Becky Mundt, Vicki Peck, Pennie Palmer, Jan Young, Shirley An- dol, Sherrie Gutzmer, Sherrie Schoeph, Dawn Heinzerling, Diane Rudy Row 3-Barb Burnison, Bernadine Schock, Pam Castle, Nancy Rohrer, Dawn Scheele, Gail Sanderson, Jean Hirtzel, Cindy Cole, Cathy Hull, Michelle Meyers, Mary Kelley, Patty Chase, Kim Lowery, Tammy Schuelke, Dawn Clark Back-Cathy Erickson, Deanna Schinderling, Debbie Johnson, Joni Jacobson, Christy Cole, JoLynne Muilenburg, Roxanne Gamber, Sandy Huber, Julie Galliger, Barb Shanks, Paula Konst, Pam Christensen, Cynthia Huisenga, Linda Downing, Robyn Hittle, Michelle Munson, Paula Wadhams, Linda Lienard ff 'XXX x li' t e Perform Qvr Koufax! A one-act play, The Valiant, was presented this year at the regional one-act play contest in Yankton January 24. ,lim Schneider won the superior supporting actor award. Director of the play was Judy Fisher. Lead roles were per- formed hy Nancy Olson and Brad Okrina, pictured at left. Cast and crew members, pictured below include: front, Frank Schumacher, Judy Fisher, Nancy Olson, Sherri I utzmer and Diane Mennenga. Back: Jim Snyder, Brad Okrina and Barb Shanks. . , I Q' a lfzfzmg Dramafisfs A 3-Act comedy, The Importance of Be- ing Earnest received many laughs from the crowd when it was presented in April. Seated around the actors the spectators themselves indulged in the humorous drama. Director of the play was Carlyn Lar- dinois, a former Student of HHS. The cast members included: Barb Shanks, Brad Okrina, Tracy Reese, Bob Borgan, Nancy Olson, Russ Pietz and Joan Stafford. Assis- tant Director was Barb Rasmussen. My affirm Q 'ian W. i Klzaraclcrs Hreafe Kamcdy Zum- Zfmr Members af flrflwr Szfciefy 1 WY, ,, fl!! lueluets New He er Seeiefy ,Members U7-Lf 'HRA New National Honor Society inductees for 1975-76 were, Row 1: San- dy Johannsen, Cindy Upchurch, Lola Lounsbury, Jo Bailor, Donna Lind, Barb Peterson. Row 2: Becky Burnison, Susan Maas, Jane Wadhams, Jean Buchanan, Pam Hyland, Ramy Anderson, Dawn Gunderson, Chris Kingery, Peggy Hess, Paulette King. Row 3: 3: si 555555: Murray Schiebe, John Roache, Tom Blue, Rick Eckmann, Kevin Maher, Debbie Timperley, Pat Estergard, Kathy Rodman, Claudette King, Laura Schneider, Pam Campbell, and Ralph Borkowski. Not pictured: Mark Burger, Mark Kool. In the Senior High School Auditorium on January 8, 1976, 30 new members were initiated into the National Honor Society. Speaker for the occasion was Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Robert Taylor, who spoke on the importance of scholastic achievement. Faculty advisors were Karen Mueller and Milo Pietz. 119 iw Zzcully 1 's -ff lytvxx Z I 1 ,, , N ..,-,-...., 1... ' X--..--...... Rl I x 5, va-new Board Sets Salma! Policies' Superintendent's Message As the Senior Class leaves our school for greater educational goals, or for work experience, it is the hope of our school officials that all seniors have availed themselves of the vast educational opportunities of the Huron Senior High School. We wish you well in your new endeavors. flj The Superintendent of the Huron Public Schools, Dr. L. W. Turnwall spent many hours promoting a new vocational school to be built just west of the senior high school in the summer of 1976. Q21 Members of the Board of Education were: Theodore Spaulding, vice president: Gordon Magness, .loan Hintz, Ronald Manolis, and Robert Ingle, president. ,,.,,,.,,,,,.....s.w-MH .s......M..-up-ss. ..,........ I g nm-e -W' 'I Office Guides Daily Cask: Principal's Message 1976 is the year of the Bicentennial. It also marks a somewhat significant anniversary in the life of the students of Huron. For nine decades-for 90 years-for the ninetieth time, Huron High School has presented its graduates for recognition. In 90 years, Huron High School has graduated 10,- 273 students. The 291 members of the Class of 1976 con- tinue the long heritage of excellence for which the students of this community are well-known. Q11 Principal James Solon ponders the activities of the coming day. Q25 What would Huron Senior High School do without thc help of the office secretaries, Sharman Neitzert and Dorothy Lundgrcn? Q31 Assistant Principal Verlyn Stotz continues his efficient job of carry- ing out his daily tasks. 51 UQ Judy Bartholow-Words at Work, English 10, Creative Writing Suzanne Beals-Special Education Gertrud Becker-Looking at Language, British Literature Roman Bowar-Drafting Charles Bruntlett-Metal Shop, Home Mechanics Kathy Dyess-Biology JUDY BARTHOLOW SUZANNE BEALS GERTRUD BECKER ROMAN BOWAR CHARLES BRUNTLETT KATHY DYESS WILMUR BURTON RONALD CI-IRISTENSEN DENNIS DECKER 2554 . xi A Xi -Q 1 .: ff' WILLIAM CALL JAMES GRUBE EILEEN HANSON Q.-, Wilmur Burton-Vocational Agriculture Ronald Christensen-Woodshop I and II Dennis Decker-English 10, Words at Work William Gall-Journalism, English 10-2 James Gruhe-U. S. History Eileen Hanson-Exposition, British Literature, 12-2 English I2 Daniel Hoff-Business Math, Business Law, Bookkeeping Jack Holmquest-English 10, Words at Work Jean Housiaux-Office Practice, Shorthand John Houska-Sociology, Government Mary Houska-Special Aide Program Joan Hull-Guidance was 9514 f-in DANIEL HOFF JACK HOLMQUEST in B.. JEAN I-IOUSIAUX JOHN I-IOUSKA MARY HOUSKA JOAN HULL 6 K , A MAURINE IACOBSON if f--A. lx V144 MARY ELLEN JOHNSON KAREN JONES PATRICIA KOOL W-Wa ELLA MAE KORTHALS BRUCE MAXWELL Maurine Jacobson-German Il, American Literature Mary Ellen Johnson-Chef Training, HERO, Home Economics 10 Karen Jones-Special Aide Program Patricia Kool-American Literature, Creative Writing, Ad- vanced Creative Writing Ella Mae Korthals-Home Economics 10, Home Ec Mini, Tailoring Bruce Maxwell-Distributive Education, Vocational Preparation, Typing 7 Margaret Moxon-Library Karen Mueller-Spanish I, III, IV, Teacher Aide Seminar Vincent Penning-Government LeRoy Person-Biology Gene Peters-Algebra Il, College Algebra, Senior Math Victor Peterson-Art, Ceramics MARGARET MOXON KAREN MUELLER fe' 'U' VINCENT PENNING LEROY PERSON GENE PETERS VICTOR PETERSON nit. Nw, Er.. MILO PIETZ ALICE RASMUSSEN HARRY REESE 6 RICHARD REIMER Milo Pietz-Vocal Music, General Music Alice Rasmussen-Child Care Training, Home Economics Mini Harry Reese-Typing Richard Reimer-German I, III, IV Mary Severson-Spanish II, Junior High Spanish Dean Slostad-Wood Shop, Basic Electricity, Power Mechanics MARY SEVERSON DEAN SLOSTAD Lorene Sorlien-Girls Physical Education, Elementary Physical Education Dennis Stevens-Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry LeRoy Stevenson-U. S. History Robert Timm-Psychology, Government Laverne Tollefson-Guidance Alma Vangsnes-World History . I ' - ga, LORENE SORLIEN DENNIS STEVENS LEROY 51-EVENSQN ROBERT TIMM LAVERNE TOLLEFSON ALMA VANGSNES Av-x 2 cyue L 'N rf LVM, V . glwf . is x ' !,.2- 5 . .,,Lg V tx' X Ji LEONARD VELLEK MIKE VOGEL LARRY WENDT MAURINE WHEELER ,.,..--,,....--' ,sf ,,.44 ' I! II!!! -. .N 7, ESTHER WILSON A : -'. K vw L'L- if Leonard Vellek-Instrumental Music if' R L 'VVKVV Mike Vogel-Boys Physical Education, Elementary Physical K 'gf' - it ,3 Education, Contemporary Affairs Jill. b . vl, 'L Larry Wendt-Biology '- i'V?.:Q . - Maurine Wheeler-American Literature, English ll-12. 1: 5 ' ' ' Survey of English Literature Y L' ' ' l. -Q 2 R Esther Wilson-Bookkeeping, Advanced Bookkeeping 1' ' V A 9 L i L. ,lf ' , z ff ig 5 V Gary Wold-Geometry, Physics, Algebra II at Mfrs? J, -1, X 1 A 1 jimlx N ,St '. ry Q f I GARY WOLD lfilmzry, Kesourcc Heater Prmfidc Opportunities flj Joan White communicates facially with a bystander. 12, After a busy day, Jackie Butler pauses to catch up with the news. Q31 Shirley Lanam assists Bob Goehring in locating resource material. Q41 Library and Resource Center Assistants included, Front: Shirley Lanam, Jackie Butler, Joan White. Back: Deloris Nash, and Dorothy Huss. 15, Deloris Nash and Head Librarian, Margaret Moxon, oversee the library's activities. Many J-land ,Make We k Ea icr The kitchen staff for the 1975-76 school year included, Front: Elaine Wahl, Verna Wadhams, Arlene Schnabel, Eunice Quiram, Peg Dormady. Back: Dorothy DeRoos, Lavina Coutts, Harriet Greschke, Ann Fischer, Charlotte Breck, V.A. Sunderman, Thelma Arwood, and Erna Bertsch. ,-gpg-pue....1nu-we 'F'l-'Mill'-pq.. The maintenance men this past year included, Front: Marvin Moilan, George Streifel, Alfred Bartel, Arthur Tschetter. Back: William Podhradsky, and George Havens. Hurriculum Q v Ar um arm, f ' ,ff X -.lug ,T-N X f' f ,V S -x ff A ' X f Af' NN X f F , N V f ' I 'N , 2 f x , 1 5 r4 . ' gr ,J L ' .171 -L 1 V V K .N4 f A. ,ff i S- 1' 1' V - .- 3 1 l i I k I .. 25 f , ,qi-f.'2?f1 -' 1fi'5f'7 i' ' 'f1f ? . qv S152 gk. .-, 'Y' --':'!QY x 5 tudenfs llsc SK Z' Wisely Students at Huron Senior High School have many areas where they can use their Student Responsibility Time QSRTQ, including the Library, Resource Center, Commons, and Lounge. The Library is for quiet, independent study. Students have access to a variety of resource material, audio tapes, newspapers, and magazines. English and social science materials are available to students in the Resource Center. Students may visit after asking permission. The Commons is set up for group study and conversation. Students may relax and take a break from studies in the Lounge. Pop, candy, and music from the juke box are only a few of the attractions here. zgmqwwspww ' M 1 wY t, , - it 2 , V 6 at 'Was '25 Q 1' Y' 5 2 4 'I36 I 5 1. Finding the magazines Qin the Libraryj interesting is Leo Pollock. 2. Sheila Dugan is amazed at what Margaret Collings can find in her purse. 3. The Commons is a popular place at lunch time. 4. Eric Gutormson reaches out for knowledge. 5. Bruce Lar- son really seems to be getting into it. is m .,--ummm-4' flj Mike Mincer gets some individual help from Mrs. Wilson in bookkeeping. Q21 Mr. Reimer points out the finer details of German. 131 Time is very important in shorthand to Mrs. Housiaux and her students. Q41 Laurie Qualm describes her project to Mrs. Mueller's small group Spanish. Q51 Kent Kruegar takes time out during typing class. +1533 ' 5 23 f :RQ X '2 43 X 1 'Nv A I i . Q w, ,gi b ,W ,. . U' ' LN' J wlgffiff Q, if. 'YLHQEW 'I' Wh, W af fir iirfwa HZQAEUQZQ, 'fi' 'lil iw' 'W fl Studeufs Pursue luferesfs iu Kusiuess Jud uuguuges Business courses offered at Huron Senior High are bookkeeping, business math, business law, shorthand and typing. Students gain an understanding of modern business projects and skills needed to work in the business world. Distributive education, diversified oc- cupations, secretarial practice and clerical practice give students opportunities for on-the-job training. Huron Senior High offers a fundamental program of English, German, and Spanish. Sophomores receive the basics in grammar and writing techniques, plus ex- posure to different literary cultures for one semester. The second semester sophomores have the choice of journalism, looking at language or words at work. Juniors concentrate on American literature with the same electives as sophomores including creative writing. Seniors study British literature and also have the same electives with exposition, creative writing and advanced creative writing. Four years of study are available in both German and Spanish. S .K X -if , . t if A Q SN f' if I JK I39 Social Scicizcc Klczsscs Qcczfurc History, Gcccrumclci Social science courses offered at HHS include American government, American history, world history, psychology, sociology and contemporary affairs. American government is re- quired for all seniors and American history is required of all juniors, while all others are electives. In government, seniors learn thefunctions of federal, state and local governments. The main purpose of American history is to familiarize juniors with the major events that shaped the United States, from the Civil War to the present. Sociology covers group behavior, while psychology emphasizes the individual and his behavior. In contemporary affairs, students study the current events in our society. World history students take a close look at the backgrounds of various countries around the world. gQQf,ii Ai'7 f'flf! V iiii t Q11 As Mr. Houska lectures in sociology, students listen contentedly. f2j Dave Packard teaches Mr. Stevenson a few things about history. 13, In this bicentennial year, says Miss Vangsnes World history is no joke, Bob. Q41 Mr. Timm explains the income tax procedure to Roger Swanson. ,Manual Arts Zfrmfides Many Varied Hcfurses 1 3 Manual art classes offered at HHS include basic electricity, electronics, chef's training, food service, home economics, child care training, architectural drawing, drafting, general wood, metal shop, home mechanics, and power mechanics. Through these courses, students gain practical skills and experience. Distrihutive education, diversified oc- cupations, office practice and clerical prac- tice give students opportunities for on-the- job training. 2 N... ZW 1. Karen and Kathy Stucke add the finishing touches to their paintings. 2. Teresa Burley uses Cool Whip to paint with! 3. Steve Johnson can't keep his hands out of the pan. 4. Reedy Berg do your thing. 5. Metal shop is very intriguing for Louis Stransky. W , Huron Senior High offers various Math and Science courses. 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Q I w sz . iii Q11 Senior girls help arouse the school spirit. 121 How long did it take Brad to get that curl to lay right? Q31 How does this work, Mr. Stevens? vig. 'fff-Q55 .,z.AL.L . ali: 9' 213 -: fix 5 Q...- Larry Almond Donald Anderson Katha Anderson aft, 4 w x K, gf.. 5 153 . 572' g'-9,44 L,-fa 453521 sf a ' ' NYY fyu Q:-if-. 5:-. fu. M Ramy Anderson Tamara Anderson Randy Andrews Mary Armstrong Tim Baarts Johanna Bailor 'X N . is .R ,Q Clndy Barker Richard Barnes Lmda Bartel Diana Barwick Michael Beck Mark Beckwith 'x NS Vicki Beltz Jay Benston Donald Bentz I74 William Bjorke Randy Block Scott Blount u a - Q 'x 'v i '. 1s. a, -., . 4, Q., V .s, a. f , vt, 'fv.., ' . 1-... . . , ---. y i nj -... ,, ,, . -...fa -. , ,. , .....4 ,t ,-ff 3.1-1. .-Q . .,. k ., - 4 Q ..,, uf. :J ' .i -J' A f 0 n 4 . .1 Q , ,.,.,, .. 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' Timothy Katz Kathleen Kelley Tana Kimzey Claudette King Paulette King Christine Kingery John Kinyon Carrie Klamm Rhonda Kleinsasser Q 4 ,hx A . iq 'I I-fee QQ' l Q,:', ff 4- Wendell Klelnsasser Brian Klinkel Dennis Knouse Elizabeth Knouse Karen Knouse Mlchael Kludt fvnud ',v1M,.,-,7 WY 'W-w...,a li Lyle Konst Mark Kool David Kuhns 'Z' Kathleen Kuni Scott LaFee Shirley Lang .loan Layton Randy LeCrand Loren Lemon Steven Locker Joan Lorenz Burton Lounsbury Dale Lentz Michael Lienard Donna Lind Al' L f I' 1' I Lola Lounsbury Bruce Lucklum Dennis Lynd -get cpu Kathryn McManus ,ludy McMillan Matthew McNeil Shu .lulle McNutt Susan Maas Becky Magness Kevin Maher David Malikowski Deanna Marlow is Dave Marone Janet Martin Douglas Marvel X 4. f 6 1 YQ be Qi. ..., , X.bA ,, E'J.'rv-A-J f 1 3, Laurlnda Meyer Scott Meyer Darla Meyers Elsie Miller Michael Mincer Linda Mosier Brad Munyon Rhonda Namanny Robert Neltzert Sherry Nelson Anita Newman Kathryn Noack Barbara Noble Linda Nordby Debra North William Nour Sue Olsen Kirk Olson Kris Olson LeAnn Olson Julie Packard Xfiiw ' 1 59' Ji ,Wwe gl Bruce Palmer Rodney Paulson Rebecca Pedersen Janelle Peek Barbara Peterson Jerry Peterson Cheryl Podbielski Renae Polidori Lynette Pronk Laurie Qualm Norene Quam Douglas Rahder Richard Rames Susan Rames Brian Rand David Ranney Tracy Reese Gary Reimer Scott Reimer Jane Remillard Amy Richter Bradley Richter Craig Rink John Roache Kathleen Rodman Scott Rodman ,, .rx-X t Cheryl Salmen Murray Scheibe Philip Schied Robert Schinderling Deborah Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Robert Schnabel Kent Schneider Laura Schneider Tracy Seeman Luanne Severtson Timothy Sexton E f Bradlee Shanks Douglas Simmons Colleen Skorheim Myra Smidt James Snyder Karen Sorenson N, ff' is 5 . Katherine Sperlich Linda Sprague Thomas Sroufe Pat Stahl Brenda Stienblock Raymond Stransky ,F 5 Karen Stucke Kathleen Stucke Roger Swanson .AQ T Andrew Tate Betty Thomas Brian Thompson Colleen Thompson Loris Timm Debra Timperly ing 'J yp' it -KV.. ff Michael Tompkins Anthony Trinko Jeff Tschetter Cindy Upchurch Robert Verschoor Diane Vilhauer iffy 4'-ww , .,,V, 2 U fy!! 'W 94 Clayton Voegele Sharlene Von Eye Jane Wadhams Nancy Wahlert Renee Wallenstein James Walraven Rodney Walter Wayde Walter Kim Weed Karen Weinzetl Joel Westberg William Westerberg Nadeen Wheeler Cynthia White David White w R N ,lanlne Whitney Donna Wlebelhaus Richard Wilson Mary Woodworth Rick Daugherty Rick Grace Jim Griffith Mona Moeller Randy Travis .Nat Mcturcd Burton Davidson Scott Edelman Robert Kaplun Daniel Moeding Charles Schaaf Kevin Schwartz Michael Schwartz Tracey Wittenhagen 60155 af I9 6 Matte Today, Well Lived, Makes Every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness and Every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope 611155 WUWKIS Carnations and Roses 611155 601015 Red, White and Blue Scniar Heard ,fl4embcr5 1975-76 Senior Board Members were, seated: .lo Coslee, Janelle Peek, Cindy Crippen, Mary Jane Grube, Laura Schneider, Chris Kingery. Standing: Anita Newman, Rich Barnes, Dave White, Mark Burger, Andy Tate, Matt McNeil, and Jeri Holman. m,5ufWC5f f V50J0-'K I , Cv, Q ' VVS? Ziff LP OQVOSQCQL I' Wfgfmfmfpbw 70 MW ,ev f W wjfjYfff0wf QW ' I Flyer Scratches ttf! Sch Zfrs Eizrh H0 hrs, H0 ar Graduate Students who attain a scholastic average of 3.9 or above throughout their High School years are graduated with Highest Honors, while those seniors with a 3.5 average or better are graduated with Honors Graduating honor students for 1976 were: With Highest J-tahvrs Tamara Anderson Richard Barnes Thomas Blue Mark Burger Patricia Estergard Bruce Fodness Mary Jane Grube Anita Newman Janelle Peek Tracy Reese Kathleen Stucke . With J-fohors Ramy Anderson Mark Bonfoey .lean Buchanan Becky Burnison Mary Jane Grube Pamela Campbell DAR Award Cheryl Franks Gaye Gustafson Susan Hanson Julie Hershman Larry Jensen Mark Burger Rhonda Johnson Lyle Kleinsasser Memorial Award Kathleen Kelley Claudette King Paulette King Loren Lemon Donna Lind Kathryn McManus Susan Maas Sue Olsen Cheryl Podbielski Amy Richter Kathleen Stucke Murray Scheibe Karen Stucke Debra Timperley Mark Bonloey John Philip Sousa Award Tim Sexton Denny Busch Memorial Award Tammy Anderson Donna Diede Math Award I . X X Richard Barnes TTHCY R668 john Philip Sousa Award Karen Kittinger Memorial Award -x. X Y I Candace Burke Ralph Borkowski National School Choral Award Michael Rink Memorial Award Janelle Peek Loren Lemon American Legion School Award American Legion School Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award dis Chcy Venture Hortlz Q11 Speeches were delivered by James Snyder, Debra Timperley, Tamara Ander- son, and Loren Lemon at the 90th Commencement of Huron High School. Q21 Seniors awaited the awarding of their high school diplomas. Q35 Principal James Solon introduced the Class of 1976 Q41 The HHS band, directed by Leonard Vellek, provided processional and recessional music at graduation. Q55 Sherry Nelson sets the mood by reminiscing through the years, singing Remember. Q61 Vice president Becky Magness offerred the Invocation and Mark Bonfoey gave the Benediction to close com- mencement ceremonies. .v hfzppirwss .mil vu-ru 1-fmnrruw .4 vision ofb My, well lwvd. makes ewrjzg yesrerdgy 4 11,-Mm OPC. Che 61455 of 1976 QKQWCAN Jude! All State Music-100,101 Annual Staff-92,93 Athletics-34-67 Awards-111 Band-98,99,109,108 1 Business Courses-138,139 Cherry Prom-26,27 Classes Sophomores-148-159 Juniors-161-169 Seniors-173-196 Concert Choir-102 Cooks-133 Custodians-133 Debate-78 DECA-86 Dedication-6,7 Faculty-124-131 FBLA-81 FFA-87 FHA-85 GAA-76-77 German Club-89 Girl's Glee- 1 14 Graduation-202,203 H-Club-83 Homecoming- 18-21 Key Club-75 Languages-138,139 Librarians-132 Madrigals-104 Manual Arts-142 Miss Holiday-22,23 National Honor Society-118,119 Nike-82 N LA- 79 Pacesetters-72,73 Pep Club-74 Prom-30,31 Quill 81 Scroll-105 Resource Center Ladies-132 School Board-122 Science Club-84 Social Sciences-140-141 Sophomore Ensemble-107 Spanish Club-88 Staters-96-97 Student Life-8-15 Student Senate-70-71 Sugar 81 Spice-110 Treble Clef-106 Tiger Stripes-94-95 Winter Formal-24-25 Senivr Activities Almond, Larry- Anderson, Don- Anderson, Kathi-GAA, Treble Clef, Sugar 81 Spice, HLA, Pep Club. Anderson, Ramy- Anderson, Tamara-Tiger Stripes, Pacesetters, Pep club, Honor Society. Andrews, Randy-Football, Wrestling, Track. Armstrong, Mary- Baarts, Tim-Track, Wrestling. Bailor, Johanna- Pacesetters, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Barker, Cindy-FBLA. Barnes, Richard-Basketball, Band, Pe Band, Stage Band, Science Club, All State Band, All State Band, Honor Society. Beck, Mike- 4 Barwick, Diana-FBLA. Beckwith, Mark-German Club, 1 Science Club. Beltz, Vicki-GAA, Treble Clef, HLA. Bentson, Jay- Bentz, Don- Bjorke, Bill- Block, Randy-DECA. Blue, Tom-Key Club, Honor Society, Basketball. Bonfoey, Mark-Basketball, Pep, Concert, Stage Band, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Tiger Stripes, Quill SI Scroll, All State Band, All State Orchestra, Honor Society. Borkowski, Ralph-Honor Society. Bosma, Terry- Blount, Scott-Football, Basketball, Track, H-Club. Bragg, Valerie- FFA. Broer, Eldon- Brown, Tamara-Band, DECA. Buchanan, Jean-Tiger Stripes, Hike Club, Art Club, Honor Society, Quill 81 Scroll. Buckland, Brad-Football, H-Club. Buhl, Judy-Pep Club. Burdick, Jim-FFA, DECA. Burger, Mark-Basketball, Track, Tiger Stripes, Key Club, H-Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Board Member, Honor Society. Burke, Candace-Concert Choir, Madrigals, Pacesetters, Pep Club, FHA, GAA, All State Chorus. Burnison, Becky-Cheerleader, Tiger Stripes, Nike, German Club, H-Club, Honor Society. Burns, Mary-German Club. Campbell, Pamela-Honor Society Carlson, Vicki-HLA. Carstens, Wayne- Carter, Bruce- Chase, Bill- Christiansen, Gary-Cross Country, H-Club. Connor, Gloria-HLA. Contreras, Marc- Crippen, Cindy-Board Member. Crist, Susan- Cronen, Robyne- Cronin, Doug- Cronin, Mark- Curley, Brett- Spanish Club, NFL. Dahl, Wade-H-Club, Key Club. Daugherty, Rick- Dejean, Kathy- Dejong, Mike- DeVries, Vicki-FFA. Dirks, Carol- Dixon, Ron- Dooley,.Brenda-Board Member. Dunlay, Jonathan-Wrestling. Dunn, Dann- Dunn, Susan-FBLA. Davidson, Burton-Wrestling. Eckmann, Ricky-Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, FFA, All State Band, Honor Society. Edelman, Scott- Eilertson, Rocky- Entwisle, John- Debate, Spanish Club, Science Club, NFL. Estergard, Pat-Basketball, GAA, H-Club, Honor Society. Farmer, Larry- Fenske, Kim-DECA. Flolo, .lim- Flynn, Julie- Fodness, Bruce-Football, Basketball, Band, Stage Band, H-Club, Science Club, Honor Society. Frank, Paul- Franks, Cheryl-Pep Club. Friedrichsen, Curt- Gamber, Lorrie- Geiger, David- Gildemaster, Debbie-DECA, Board Member. Goehring, Bobby- Goethel, Wayne- Goslee, .lo-DECA, Board Member. Grace, Rick- Graff, Janet-FBLA Greenfield, Wanda- Greschke, Scott-DECA. Griffith, .lim- Grohs, .lanet-FBLA, NIA. Gross., Michelle-Concert Choir, Sugar 81 'Spice, Pacesetters. Grube, Mary Jane-Concert Choir, Madrigals, All State Chorus, Annual Staff, Nike Club, Pep Club, Pacesetters, Board Member, Quill 81 Scroll, Honor Society. Gunderson, Dawn-Wrestling Cheerleader, Concert Choir, Band, Annual Editor, Pep Club, Nike Club, Stu- 205 dent Senate Pres. Gurnon, Claudia-Nike Club, Pep Club. Gustafson, Gaye-Concert Choir, Madri als, Annual Staff, uill 81 Scroll, Pacesetters, Nike Ciub, German Club, ep Club, Honor Society, Student Senate, All State Chorus. Hale, Brian-Band, Stage Band, Pep Band. Hanson, Susan-Tiger Stripes, German Club, Science Club, Honor Society, All State Chorus. Harrigle, Barb-Band, GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Science Club. Harter, Brad- Harvey, Wenda-Spanish Club. Haug, Karla-DECA. Hershman, Gary- Hershman, Julie- Hess, Pegg -GAA, Band, Stag FHA, Pep Club, Honor Society. Hofer, Grayling- Hofer, Patty-GAA, DECA. Hollister., Scott-FFA. Holm, Melvin- Football, H-Club. Holman, Jeri-Cheerleader, Tiger Stripes, H-Club, FBLA, Pep Club, Board Member. Houlihan, Larry-DECA. Hyland, Pam-Annual Staff, Student Senate, NLA, Art Club, Pep Club, Honor Society, Cheerleader. Jacobson, David-Key Club. Jenkins, Marsha- Johannsen, Sand -Co FBLA, German Clhb. ncert Choir, Tiger Stripes, Johnson Carol-DECA. Johnson Debbie-FFA. Johnson Pam- Johnson, Sheila- Johnson Steve- Jorgensen, Steve- Kappler, Billy-H-Club, DECA, Football. Kaplun, Robert- Kasa, Melinda-Band. 206 e Band, Pep Band, Katz, Robin- Katz, Tim- Kimzey, Tana-Pep Club, FBLA, Nike Club, Board Member. King, Claudette-Honor Society, Explorers. King, Paulette-FBLA. P Kinyon, John- Klamm, Carrie- Kleinsasser, Rhonda- Kleinsasser, Wendell- Klinkel, Brian- Kludt, Mike-Track, Key Club, DECA. Knouse, Elizabeth-FBLA. Knouse, Dennis-Track. Konst, Lyle-Football, Basketball, H-Club. Kool, Mark-Track, Football, Tiger Stripes, Key Club, H-Club. Kuni, Kathy-Nike Club, Spanish Club. Kuhns, David-DECA. LaFee, Scott- Lang, Shirley-Track, NLA. Layton, Joan- LeGrand, Randy-Wrestling. Lemon, Loren-Stage Band, Band, Pep Band, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Debate, Honor Society, All State Band. Lentz, Dale- Lind, Donna-Concert Choir, Madrigals, All State Chorus, Spanish Club, German Club, Honor Society. Locker, Steve- Lorenz, Joan-Quill SI Scroll, Board Member, FHA. Lucklum, Bruce-FFA. Lounsbury, Lola-Concert Choir, Sugar 81 Spice, Tiger Stripes, German Club, GAA, Honor Society. Lynd, Dennis-DECA. McManus, Kathy-Concert Choir, Madrigals, Band German Club, FBLA, Honor Society. McMillan, Judy-DECA. McNutt, Julie-FBLA. Maas, Susan-Honor Society. Magness, Becky-Science Club, Pep Club, German Club. Maher, Kevin-Tiger Stripes, Annual Staff, Key Club, H-Club, Science Club. Marone, Dave-Rodeo Club. Martin, Janet-Sugar 81 Spice, Concert Choir. Marvel, Doug- Meyer, Lau ra- Meyer, Scott- Meyers, Darla-GAA. Miller, Elsie-FBLA, NLA. Mincer, Mika-Wrestling, FFA. Moeller, Mona- Mosier, Linda-Treble Clef, Mixed Choir, Girls Glee. Munyon, Brad- Namanny, Rhonda-Band. Neitzert, Robert-DECA. Nelson, Sherry-Band, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Ger- man Club. Newman, Anita-Treble Clef, Sugar Sr Spice, Spanish Club, Board Member. Noack, Kathryn-Band. Noble, Barb-Spanish Club. Nordby, Linda-Cheerleader, Nike, Pep Club. North, Debbie- Nour, William- Nurhing, Kris- Olson, Kirk-Wrestling. Olson, LeAnn- Olsen, Sue-Concert Choir, Madrigals, Pep Club, Cheerleader. Packard, Julie-Band, NLA. Palmer, Bruce-Cross Country. Peek, Janelle-Pep Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Board Member, Honor Society. Peterson, Barb-Cheerleader, H-Club, German Club Nike Club, Honor Society. Pederson, Becky- FB LA. 9 Peterson, Jerry- Peterson, Valerie- Poledori, Renae-GAA, Pep Club, DECA, Spanish Club. Pronk, Lynette- Qualm, Laurie- Qualm, Norene-DECA, GAA. Rahder, Doug- Ranney, Dave- Rames, Richard- Rames, Susan- Reese, Tracy-Drama, Tiger Stripes, Nike, Pe Club, Spanish Club, Pacesetters, Honor Society, Student Senate. Reimer, Gary- Reimer, Scott-Football, H-Club. gichter, Brad-Football, Basketball, Key Club, H- lub. Rink, Craig- Roache, John-Basketball, Tiger Stripes, Spanish Club, H-Club. Rodman, Kathy-Band, Concert Choir, Treble Clef, Pep Club. Schaaf, Charles- Scheibe, Murray-Football, Track, Key Club, H-Club. Schied, Philip-Key Club, DECA. Schinderling, Bob- Schmidt, Deborah-GAA, Annual, Pep Club, FHA, FBLA. Schmidt, Kathy-German Club. Schneider, Kent-Concert Choir, Madrigals, All State Chorus. Schneider, Laura-Concert Choir, Madrigals, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Honor Society, Pacesetters, Student Senate, Board Member. Schwartz, Kevin- Schwartz, Mike- Sexton, Tim-Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, Key Club, H-Club. Shanks, Brad-Basketball. Simmons, Doug-Cross Country, Band, Stage Band 207 Pep Band, Key Club, H-Club. Skorheim, Colleen- Snyder, James-Concert Choir, Madrigals, Band, Stage Band, Pep Band, Debate, Drama. Sorenson, Karen- Sroufe, Tom- Stahl, Pat- Stienblock, Brenda- Stransky, Ray- Stucke, Karen-GAA, Band, Concert Choir, Stage Band, Pep Band, Art Club, Honor Society. Stucke, Kathy-GAA, Band, Stage Band, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Tiger Stripes, Art Club, All State Chorus, Honor Society, Quill 81 Scroll. Swanson, Roger- Tate, Andy-Football, Wrestling, Key Club, H-Club, Board Member. Thomas, Betty- Thompson, Colleen-Pep Club, DECA, Board Member. Timm, Loris- Timperley, Debra-Science Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Tompkins, Mike- Travis, Randy- Trinko, Tony- 208 Tschetter, Jeff- Upchurch, Cindy-Nike, Honor Society. Verschoor, Bob- Vilhauer, Diane-Pacesetters Voegele, Clayton-DECA. Von Eye, Sharlene-FBLA. Wadhams, Jane-Concert Choir, Madrigals, Band, An nual, Quill 81 Scroll, Nike, FHA, Honor Society Pacesetters. Wahlert, Nancy-Tiger Stripes. Wallenstein, Renee-DECA. Walraven, James-Basketball, Band, Pep Band, Stag Band, All State Band. Walter, Rodney- Walter, Wayde-DECA. Weed, Kim-Track, Basketball, GAA, Spanish Club. Weinzetl, Karen- Westerberg, Bill-Football, Wrestling, Track. Wheeler, Nadeen-Pep Club. 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