Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

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Handicraft a Visual Aids FHA A National Honor Soclet Semester Honor Roll. . . Homecoming . .... F0'lieSo 0 0 9 0 0 0 Christmas Program. . HO'id8Y Hop. 0 A 0 o All School Play. . One Act Plays. . Polio Auction. . . Pep Meetings . Elks Parties . . . . . Spinster Dance . . . . . Student Government Day . DAR, Boys 6 Girls State. Sectional Tournament . . Pierre Trip. . Assembly Snaps . . . . Annual Signing Party . . Awards Day . . Junior, Senior Banquet . Junior, Senior Prom. . . Baccalaureate. Graduation . . Highlights . . 0 0 0 v o o 0 0 s 0 o 0 0 3 Y aEDe66C5LLlj01fL omefhing cginmefhjng NXT' Jule Qlfufzlfy Wemoriaf WULJQULWQ One hundred years ago, President James Buchanan signed the Organic Act which created the Dakota Territory. This territory became the homeland of many pioneers who came with only a courageous spirit and a strong will to make their lives better. The determination of these men and women enabled them to brave the hardships and loneliness of settling a virgin land which gave us the heritage that is ours today. The accomplishments of the early pioneer are evident in agriculture, legislation,and science. We students are faced with the challenge of continuing the great work of our fore- fathers. Madison Central High, as an educational institution, TS proud to PGY homage to The earit' pioneers who are responsible for founding the South Dakota Territory, and enacting the laws under which we operate. We, The Annual Staff of Madison Central High School, dedicate this,the l96l INTER LAKES , to the South Dakota Territorial Centennial Year. 4 a W: K , agar: , , KW Lvlw . '43 N X rg: i 1, I, I 11.25-JV Q, -wg - . fi V 45' 37537. f 'TQ Aifiyf 1fhiiQiS,g.,. 21 ' ,Q-vw-., , , kfggfrw J 1' V . ,l'7'5,:l1Wi5L79T 9125 Tkvzfm .:.. Nw '5: ' F-wiga-:a A ' . . G.2gi'?4?f9q33?Ql x ,, ,- 3?5n'ii1'Qj, 'wr' A W ' ,.,5f2.,,-+1 W My , ,,:.,: Lg, .ifieyzgffw fi52f,3,g1w 'A W 72,16 , ,..,wi'W'Q-1 I Q wg, X K . ,.f ZA, 'L ' ff wsfwf X ' M v TW? B ROGER HALLENBECK--Home Room Officer, Band, Boys Glee, Track, Handicraft, Science Club, Chess Club. KAREN KESSLER-- Class Officer, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Pep Club, Dre- matics, FHA, GAA, Follies Queen. JANET WEBER -- Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Annual Staff, Band, Pep Club, Declam, Dramatics, GAA, Homecoming Royalty Candidate, Mixed Chorus, Glrls Glee. MIKE NANGLE -- Home Room Officer, M Club, Student Council, Football, Track, Basketball, Homecoming Royalty Candidate. DOUGLAS FIELDS-- Class Officer, Stu- dent Council, Band, Mixed Chorus, M Club, All State Chorus, Vocal Group, Boys Glee, Football, Basketball , Track, Dramatlcs, Chess Club, Sci- ence Club. JULIA BEACH--Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Declam, Library, Girls Glee, GAA, FHA. GLENDA CHAPMAN-- Maroon Staff, Girls Glee, Band, All State Chorus, Vocal Group, Cheerleader,Pep Club, Declam, Dramatics, GAA, Tumbling Club, All School Play, Mixed Chorus. JOHN BORNS--Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee, M Club, Football, Track, Homecoming Royalty Candidate, Boys State, National Honor Society. 6 endow elfufom ANITA COATES -- Home Room Officer, Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, GAA. JIM TOFFLEMIRE -- Home Room Officer, Football, Basketball, Track, Debate, M Club, Science Club, Visual Aids, Freshman Elk Scholarship, All School Play. FRANCIS VAN DEN HEMEL -- Baskeiball, Track, Handlcrafl. l DONNA SCHREPEL-- Band, Mixed Chorus, All Sfafe Chorus lalfernaiel , Pep Club, Declam, GAA. BERTHA PQPPEN -- Mixed chorus. Girls Glee, Boys Glee laccompanisil, Vocal Group, Declam, Dramalics, GAA, FHA, Tumbling Club. ROBERT ALFSON -- Baskefball, Track, Handlcraff. MATT 0'LOUGHLEN --Home Room Officer, Maroon Slaff, Handicraft, Student Manager, M Club, Visual Aids. CAROL GRIMSTVEDT --Maroon Slaff, De- clam, Band, Vocal Group, Dramaflcs, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, GAA. 7 FRANCIS MCGOWAN -- Football, Track, Basketball, Declam, Debate, National Honor Society, NFL. DIANE SCHMIDT -- Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Student Council, Band, Annual Staff,Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, GAA, National Honor Society, Home- coming Queen. MARY LU oRToN- Girls Glee P Declam, GAA, FHA. ' ep muh' DAN DOOLEY-- Boys Glee, Vocal Group, Mixed Chorus, Track, Dramatics, Handicraft,Chess Club, Science Club. LARRY JACOBS -- Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee, Handicraft, Chess Club, Visual Aidso DIANNE RANDALLlTransfer from Beadlel Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus,Pep Club, Dramatics, GAA, FHA. MARY ARNESON -- Home Room Officer, Maroon Staff, Band, Mixed Chorus, Vocal Groups, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Declam, Dramatics, All State Chorus, GAA. DENNIS HALSETH--Class Officer, Mixed Chorus, Student Body President, NFL, Student Council, Football, Track, Basketball, M Club, Homecoming King. 8 enfiom eniom CHERRYL JUNG--Home Room Officer, All State Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Maroon Staff, Girls Glee, Vocal Group, Pep Club, Declam, Dramatics, NFL, GAA, National Honor Society. ROGER 0LSON-- Class Officer, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, All State Chorus, Boys Glee, Football, Track, Basketball, M Club, Homecoming Roy- alty Candidate, Follies King, Sci- ence Club, Visual Aids. DAN MILLER--Home Room Officer, Band, Student Council, Dramatics. HELEN ORTON -- Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Dramatlcs, GAA, FHA. JOYCE ERICKSON - - l Transfer from Montrose l, Maroon Staff, Band, GAA, Dramatlcs, Mixed Chorus. DOUGLAS MCDONALD -- Boys Glee, Foot- ball, Track, Declam, Handicraft. JOHN KIRKEBY -- Home Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Handicraft. CAROL BIDWELL--Dramatics, FHA, GAA. 9 eniom KAREN KRUEL -- Mixed Chorus, Girls Gleefep Club, FHA, GAA. LARON BUDAHL-- Handicrafl, Visual Aids. MIKE o'LouGHLEN-- Home Room Officer NFL, Mixed Chorus, All Slafe Chorus lalfernafe l , Boys Glee, Declam , Handicraff. SHARON JoHNsoN--eand, Pep Club, oe- clam, GAA, FHA. CONNIE KENT -- Band, GAA, FHA. RONALD HOF -- Annual Sfaff, Maroon Staff, All Slafe Chorus, Boys Glee, Vocal Group, Handicraft, All School Play, Mixed Chorus, Band. DAVID OINES -- Home Room Officer, M Club, Mixed Chorus, Foolball, Track, Baskelball, Science Club, Visual Aids, Sludenf Manager. MARY RAMES--Home Room Officer, Girls Glee, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus: Pep Club, Vocal Group, Dramalics, National Honor Society, Tumbling Club, GAA, Girls Stale, IO eniom RAE OLSETH--Mixed Chorus,Girls Glee, GAA. KAE OLSETH--Mixed Chorus,Girls Glee, GAA. BARBARA TOMSCHA--Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus,Girls Glee, Pep Club, Declam, Debate, NFL, Dramatics, FHA, GAA, Honor Society, All School Play, DAR. JUDY THELEN--lTransfer from Colmanl, Band , Follies Royalty Candidate, Holiday Hop Queen. CAROLYN LIDDIARD--Home Room Officer, Student Council, Maroon Staff, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, NFL, Vocal Groups, Cheerleader, Declam, Dramatics, Honor Society, GAA, Home- coming Royalty Candidate. LAVONNE HEGG-- Class Officer, Annual Staff Editor, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, GAA, Honor Society, Homecoming Royalty Candidate, Journalism. JANET CHRISTENSEN -- lTransfer from Storm Lake, Iowal,Annual Staff, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Declam , Freshman Scholarship Award. CAROL INHOFER-- Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, GAA, FHA. ' JACQUE GIST -- Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Glrls Glee, Dramatics, Declam, Debate, NFL, Tumbling Club, Pep Club, GAA, All School Play , Homecoming Royalty Candidate. LANDIS HOLDORF -- Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Dramatics, Homecoming Roy- alty Candidate. LESLIE HEIDELBERGER -- Science Club, Boys Glee, Handicraft, Chess Club. GLORIA YAGER-- Declam, Library, GAA, FHA. ANN HESS -- Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Student Council, Annual Staff, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Pep Club, Declam, GAA, Tumbling Club, Honor Society, Girls State, Summer Honor Institute, State TAP Chairman, NFL. GARY GILE-- Home Room Officer, Foot- ball, Track,M Club, Student Council, Handicraft, Visual Aids, Chess Club, Junior Varsity. RONALD CAMPBELL-- Band, All State Chorus, Boys Glee, Football, Basket- ball, Track, M Club, Mixed Chorus. LEANNA THAYER-- Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Declam, FHA. I2 eniom SHIRLEY KLAMM -- Home Room Officer, Dramafics, GAA, FHA. JIM KIRKEBY--Band, Mixed Chorus, All School Play, Boys Glee. JOEL THOMPSON--Band,FootbaIl, Track, Basketball, Handicraft. DOREEN DREW-- Band, Girls Glee, FHA, Declam, Betty Crocker Award, GAA, Dramatlcs. SHIRLEY BIEGGER -- Annual Staff, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, De- clam, Dramatics, GAA, FHA. JOE HALL--Home Room Officer, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Football, M Club, Basketball, Track, Handicraft, Visual Aids, Science Club. RICHARD HILL -- Home Room Officer, Student Council, Maroon Staff, Boys Glee, Handicraft, Mixed Chorus, All School Play, Visual Aids, Science Club, Follies King. DAN LUCAS--Basketball, Track, Handl- craft. I3 DALE NOLD--Home Room Officer, Track, Football, Basketball, Mixed Chorus, M Club, Handicraft. LINDA CROSS -- Class Officer, Maroon Staff, Band, All State Chorus, Vocal Group, Pep Club, Declam, Dramatics, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, All School Play, GAA. JOANNE LINGLE -- Home Room Officer, Girls Glee, Pep Club, Declam, GAA CHARLES SIMMONS -- Boys Glee, Handi- craft, Visual Aids. eniom REED GRACE--lTransfer from Aberdeen! Band, Boys Glee. JOYCE SHELLABARGER-- l Transfer from Californiat, Home Room Officer, Pep Club, Girls Glee. ELAINE ARECHUK -- Home Room Officer, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Band, Mixed Chorus, Declam, Debate, NFL, GAA, Dramatics, Library, All School Play, National Honor Society. ODEAN DICKERSON --Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Chess Club. A225 eniolf' C7056 Omcem The seniors won The class compefifion during foofball season. Holding The Trophy is class presldenf, R. Olson. NexT To him is home-room presidenf, D. Schmldfg class secrelary-Treasurer, J. Weber: class vice-presldenT, J. Bornsz home-room presidenT, J. Hall and D. Miller. I. Here we see The seniors Pracflcing for The high light of Their high school years, graduafion. 2. The GATB, General Apfilude Tesfs BaTTery, were given To The seniors by The STaTe Em- ploymenl Office . 3. The seniors all agreed Thai They were served good food at The yearly Kiwanis banqueT. 4. Three seniors were given the privilege of decoraTing their last ChrisTmas Tree aT MHS. i i X ,,, Ono? ggiwfdenlfif on .Awe we OVLZ? One I. The top ten per cent of the senior class were chosen as honor students this year instead of the regular salutatorlan and valedlctorian. Those chosen were, left to right: B. Tomscha, J. Tofflemire, L. Hegg, A. Hess, M. Rames, L. Cross, C. Jung. Mfo Southmayd presented these students with their medals. Class Motto Do onto others as though you were the others. Colors Flower Orchid and Gold Yellow Rose I6 eenage or lgdedicfenf ,giwjenf SIAVLCII u0vna0 9099 ls. Back row. Left lo righf: C. Lincoln, L. Wrigg, D. Schmidt, R. Olson, D. Halsefh,J. Hall, D. Miller, D. Rich. Fronf row: G. Johnson, B. Keever, B. Bauman, D. Alfson, C. Reilly, C. Conklin. cgilvwfenlf E y Qfedidenf As President of the Sludenl Council, Dennis Halsefh presided over assem- blles, represented the school 's various funclions, and Took charge of siudenl council meefings. 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Mia f .mise :g K - . 6 .-uf' ' K C ee 5 iii Nigii 1 'X ' 5 1 Q Ei X21 ... .1 Mggygi YQ ,gina V1 wmw',i, onmif k i i Q gsgfiif f 5 R Saw Sig Hwaasfff wt J: get we ,. f- - A ' 'iff'.'g2f1-1 5, w i ' fizsf, , Wifi, , 4 ff ' -that A , kwavngegwmef 4G,iwi EQQ EmWMiqnzgi f QJ,wva f 7' --:Hi n ,milf i' fewer v WWf!Tf -,-1 Koji' IUQ. ' ' I 'iffgiig ' w styi-pix L91 U g . + to itmwu 'a 2Q.:.ig l jifzfgg . i 1 t35YT?f'. I ?3?lliJ'7 'k '- 7 E 5 i J A young man, with great am- bition, A. Christensen, did a remarkable job with his wind tunnel at the Science Fair at State College. 24 31,04 my Jn CVM OMC... Freshman Class Officers. Left fo right: J. Applewick, C. Reilly, R. Johnson. Everyone might lhink Freshmen are green, buf These class officers proved differenl. Sophmore Class Officers. Back row. Left to right: C. Lincoln, J. Anderson. Front row: L. Wrigg, D. Alfson. We sfill may be under classmen, buf give us Time. 5 , N. Mal. . x AL Junior Class Officers. Leff to right: B. Bauman, S. Olson, K. Schmidt, L. Warns, B. Keever, D. Rich. We are pas? the halfway mark and if won'1 be long now. 25 C! ass is aTTempTing To make The highways safer in fuTure years. 2. The smell of farmaldehyde seeps under The door when The biology sTudenTs are aT iT again. 51,55 1f1,f1,l0fS of .guy To classes. 4. Mr. Simpson's commenfs The inTeresT of everyone. e driver's Training 5. Gef ready for the timing! 6. Here The sfudenls are bus- ily Trying To finish The days assignmenTs before The bells ring. 3. This is a glimpse of a hallway afTer The morning rush hold 7' Tap! Tap! Go The hammers of The fulure carpenfers of Tomorrow. 8. Ipsa scienTia poTesTas esT. The sTudy of Lafin is a greaf help in undersfanding our own language and in many occupa - Tions and in many occupaTions iT is essenTial. 26 HM-NM A lllllli mug fff-Lgzf-','---ff .... -...- - ..,, V, 11... -.m i Q U 2 F ? E .X wang? CSQAUQK Ed? our Lgrien A I. Mr. Dean McGowan-Chair- man. 4. Mr. Charles Galloway 2 2. Mr. Leroy Ericsson- Clerk 5. Mr. Robert Aus 3. Mr. Ed Weber-Treasurer 6. Dr. Howard Wold Delos Casey liZ5kN1fZ A432 Cjjlte Li22Llc:bLi6?g, MR. FLOYD THOMPSON E. A. SOUTHMAYD - PFlnClp5l - Supeflnfendenf Bookkeeping, Sfudenf Council. MR. WILLIAM IRELAND - Band. MR. LOUIE BOGUE - Chemlslry, Physics, Algebra II, Chemistry Lab, Visual Aids. MRS. MAY GULSTINE - Ll- brary, Library Club. MRS. ANNETTE GROENEVELD English II, Speech, De- clam, Jr. Sr. Drameflcs. 3I aww 514. unfmnga. MR. DONALD DOCKENDORF - English MR, RICHARD KIELMAN - Typing 1, I1I.1v, All School Play. Fresh- II, Business Law, Economics, man and Sophomore Dramatlcs. Annual Staff. MR. EUGENE FINGERHUT - World MR. JAMES SIMPSON - Algebra I, History, Boys P. E., Freshmen Sociology, Government,Guldence, Athletics. Debate. MR. CAL MATHISON - Ame?- ican History, Basketball and Track Coach, Assis- tant Football Coach, M Club. MR. JACK SCOTT - Soci- ology, Government, Driv- ers Treining, Football Coach, Assistant Basket- ball and Track Coach. 32 ,L4f470C!gPZ Qblft clljbtli? MR- FRANK CAMPBELL - Shop l,II, MQ. MERLIN HIARING - General III, World Geography, Business Science, Art I, II, Science Arithmetic, Handicraft. Club, Maroon Staff. . MISS ELIZABETH STROHMEIER - Geo- MR' ROBERT MIELER ' Biology' metry, Trigonometry, German , Junior Concessions. pep Club, Cheerleading. MISS MARION SCHROEDER - English 1, Vocal Music. MISS DELORES KLUCKMAN - Home Economics I,II,III, Guidance, F.H.A. i , 33 LZ4:L4LZgE2i ..f4Q4lIZCiQfIWZ6lPZ MQ. MARTIN coNNoR - Lafin 1,11. MRS- EVELYN BU'-FEP - Girls P G. A.A, ig. MRS. SYLVIA HULSE- BUS - Secretary for Mr. Thompson. MISS JEAN EIDE - Now Mrs. Darrell Muller, was the prlncipal's sec - refary. MR. LOUIE HEMRE-Janifor. MR. RONALD SIMONS-Assls tant Janitor. 34 MRS.HELEN LAUGHLIN Prlnclpal's secre- tary - replacing former Jean Elde. law-wwffil -1 Warm Q: HMNFW mwaganxz 3 h lf' K 5-ei I LW ,...W....,g...W.,,X,X 'ISI EJSWSTQW I ? W 1 -Mae!! fwmme 'Q M M f J' Mah if A 3. Mr. Kielman--advisor, L. Hegg editor. nuance! .SLM fjfmfg mere my Wane? oe I. J, Weber -- C' f. 2. C. Kasch, L. Barella, E. editor, L. Hiaring. ass sec lon . Lincoln--speclal events section r editor, J. Christiansen. . S. Biegger--faculty co-editor L. Myer, C. Weber--faculty co- 36 5- A- HGSS The work of The Annual staff is pleasant and self- rewarding even though it is Time consuming. Our aim is To produce pleasant mem- ories for future years . The sTories and pictures, are Taken from the heart of MHS and transplanted into your hearts To remain as memories. -- activity section editor. editor, S. Lotspeich, N. Bakke. its fl.. UMA of file jawn VLVLULCLK gay 5, B, Campbeql,R, TUCker--phofo- 2. D. Schmidt, N. Kuchenbecker-- h . grap ers typlsts. The annual staff put in hours of work land playl. Our meetings were always a little on the jolly side. We have tried to carry out this mood throughout the book. We hope you will read and remember. THE STAFF 3. This is towards the our industrious staff END of the evening. 4. Our serious minded staff ls 5' Which picture To use? is 5 always busy af WORK? frequent question while working on the annual aroon .gay jig Cam Drk to Pfcf' 2. At 5 to the hour, the cir- lt takes teamxwpaper, TQ'5 cuiation editor, G. Chapman, i' 5 fine schoouedgng 'is distributes the Maroon. duce . now C0 . is crew dividends' ing' .he 5fQxxXe 4. Due credit goes to the eard eb , diafd editors M. Arneson and L . 've h d b Lid e - oou cout 0 C- xyxti Cross, and their advisor, Mr. 'BX W-Xgh X 5 cornefkave 3 Hiaring, for their fine work. 0 in QM5 0053 3969 Wand C. Hxend. m0 wie 5. No news is good news. But when our news editors cover the news TT'S news. Posing for picture is G. Chapman, D. Randall, and C. Grimstvedt. LZf92P Cwf 0Llf'00lfL gay 1 . P 1 1. 2 - Th Dense e fhr. s Ill l. Carloonisls are R. Hof and fsovefedifrfs even Packed M. Hinde. Also picfuf-ed is R. ' Thomasy 1-he Sfs were Sus, scovill. and R.. foffs edf:ve'l coVfI1 cfs Le J, ff ,. 3. Some of The reporlers C. Afders O ff f' . L, On , are lefl lo right: P. fhe '7c0,n I J, Gi Q. I Peck, B. Laughlin, K. Ofher g and Csf,G, Offas, Liddiard, B. Keever, S. epvrfer' Coafe Son, Olson, J. Erickson, and S' S are P. Blair. 5. 39 5. Look twice, no lhre times. The pholographer M. O'Loughlen, R. Hill, af B. Campbell do have son tricks in their bags. Zim! wi en Iflae Sainfa 0 WQPGALW9 Clarinet Lotspeich Grimstvedt Fox Moose Olson Rich Kaisersatt O'Connell Weber Simmons Palm Hallenbeck Nightser Hanlon Hendry Hockett Cornets L. Cross J. Kirkeby B. Laughlin D. Schrepel K. Erickson S. Cole K. Hof A. Erickson M. Olson Saxaphones C. Kent S. Johnson T. Tomscha L. Aker M. Siedslaw HOFUS Trombones N. Kuckenbecker Ef'i2TTEHbeCk C. Coates D, Drew M- Caller' J. Erickson D. Bohl G. Johnson Drums J. Simmons R. Campbell J. Anderson 512122 D. Ryan M. Strand S' Reniz Baritones E. Preuse gj'EEgEEgn 5' Beach M. Richardson J. Bohl . Bass Clarinet IXTEEBL C. Norton Jeryl Lindstrom Basses Alto Clarinet J. Olson E. Luncoln M. Nelson N. Callan Eb clarinet G- Spies M. Arneson So'O VOX Baritone Saxophone R. Reichert Janet Weber Band director, Bill Ireland, and drum major, Diane Schmidt, are shown holding the trophy won at Enid, Oklahoma. This placque was given for being the most out-standing band in the million-dollar parade. This is only one of the great honors which Bill and his band have bestowed on, not only our high school, but also the entire community. Our band is recognized all over the state and in several other states for being superior in all aspects. Not only have they acouired countless material honors, but the personal fine qualities which they have mas- tered as a result of band, can never be equaled by any other group of students. Responsibility, etiquette, good sports- manship, and truly adult behavior are only a few of these qualities. To Bill and the band, our congradulationsg we, your fellow classmates and your community- SALUTE YOU. 40 V ,Quia Kfwmo W if magic Left to right. Back row: M. Richardson, R. Campbell, D. Fields, R. Olson, J. Olson, R. Hof. Front row: C. Jung, E. Lincoln, L. Cross, P. Blair, M. Arneson, G. Chapman, Miss Schroeder. WMM! Cllomfw Left to rlght. Back row: J. Taylor, D. Oines, R. Campbell, M. O'Loughlin, O. Dickerson, D. Fields, R. Olson, L. Holdorf, D. Halseth, J. Olson, J. Borns, J. Olson, B. Kessler, M. Nelson, R. Thomas, J. Elshire. Fourth row: R. Hof, P. Mullen, M. Richardson, J. Kirkeby, D. Rich, P. Blair, K. Schmidt, K. Kreul, J. Denlger, M. Van Den Hemel, B. Poppen, M. Rames, C. Grimstvedt, M. Arneson, G. Chapman, P. 0'Connell, J. Erickson. Third row: M. Kaisersatt, E. Lincoln, L. Cross, A. Hess, D. Randall, C. Liddiard, S. Olson, J. Christensen, M. Strand, J. Jensen,C. Conn, J. Beach, C. Weber, K. Liddiard, B. Keever, B. Laughlin. Second row: Miss Schroeder, J. Glle, C. Coates, C. Jung, S. Lotspeich, J. Weber, L. Warns, D. Luebke, B. Simmons, D. Schmidt, D. Schrepel, C. Lincoln, K. Kessler, S. Moose, L. Hegg, D. Drew, E. Larson, H. Orton. First row: T. Blair, D. Jacobs, L. Thayer, J. Lingle, L. Hlaring, C. Thomas, J. Thelan, C. Inhofer, V. Casey, M. Fox, S. Dossett, J. Anderson, J. Andrews, G. Schultz, G. Terry. L L A A - FS .. - 42 2905! 0 we Q10 5 Le 5. , 'Tri' gig iv.. K Q . in I K .g MMA Khhzy A . ' A L 2 I i . . 'L 3, . . ,, ' 'V ' ' A i A -V f if , T T l yi I f T? ,F 5 L a sf I gf, gg? gm! N- L. 5 K Back row. Left to right: H. Orton, C. Stroud, C. Llddlard, L. Cross, S. Olson, P. Blalr, M. Strand, K. Kruel, J. Shellabarger, M. Rames, B. Poppen, C. Inhofer, S. Biegger,C. Grlmstvedt. Third row: C. Jung,E. Lincoln, V. Casey, S. Rook, B. Keever, B. Laughlin, C. Weber, K. Liddiard, A. Leighton, D. Klamm, J. Gist, P. Krueger, S. Schmidt, E. Larson, J. Weber. Second row: M. Doering, L. Thayer, E. Leach, S. Arechuk, M. Myrome, E. Shoemaker, J. Benke, A. Coates, D. Drew, M. Rook, J. Shrader, M. Arneson. Front row: Miss Schroeder, E. Cox, N. Hoover, P. Hof, J. Walterman, M. Kaisersatt, C. Hackett, M. Orton, J. Lingle, A. Klamm, G. Chapman, C. Conklin. 0,5 4. CAL Back row. Left to right: L. Heidleberger, M. 0'Loughlen, P. Mullen, G. Glle, L. Jacobs, R. Olson, G. Johnson, D. Fields, J. Maroon, G. Rook. Second row: T. Alfson, R. Hill, G. Terry, G. Schultz, R. Koppel, D. Knudson, D. Lund, B. Hemre, D. Slmon, T. Blair. Thlrd row: B. Poppen, D. Jacobs, J. Andrews, R. Stanford, L. Oltmanns, R. Farrel, J. Jensen, D. Drew, C. Smit. Front row: Miss Schroeder, L. Saarheim, J. Ford, G. Kasch, R. Stanford, H. Heldleberger, T. Sogaard, C. Miller, V. Strung. 43 jre5Amen QV 5 gyda jimi gm? l , , ' Eng , S , J U I SJ Back row. Left to rlghfx P. Krueger, S. Cole, K. Aker, E. Pruess, S. Renfz, T. Tomscha, C. Rellly, Erickson, L. K. Rush, J. DeGroof. Second rows C. Hackett, M. Doering, M. Myrome, C. Conklin, M. Palm, S. Beach, J. Llndsfrom, C. Norlon, J. Schrader. Fronf row: Miss Schroeder, P. Hanlon, E. Cox, C. Kirkeby, V. Wiecherf, K. Sfodolski, G. Johnson, C. Conklin. ccom cufLi6Ll5 Back row. Left fo righf: M. Palm, S. Cole, B. Poppen, M. Arneson. Fronf row Slodolski, A. Hess, M. Kaisersaff. of WW? K. 44 Aera me My re W Back row. Left To right: B. Campbell, J. Hall, R. Yerlgan, G. Gile, L. Holdorf, D. Halselh, J. Toffelmlre. Second row: R. Thomas, D. Fields, J. Borns, R. Olson, J. Olson, O. Dickerson, G. Mufh. First row: Mr. Malhison, M. Nangle, D. Nold, D. Oines, J. Elshire, M. Nel- son, Mr. Scolf. I. Mr. Scoff did much to boosl The morale of The feam by his friendly smile and Hhellon Tha? is so much a par? of his personalily. 2. The boys held much respect for Mr.Ma1hison who did a fine job of coaching. Q06 85 3. Mr. Fingerhuf gave reas- surance fo the freshmen who learned about the fundamenfals of sporlsmanshlp. joofgaff me cane l. John Borns 2- Doug Fields 3. Joe Hall 4. Denny Halselh 5. Landis Holdorf Mlke Nangle Dale Nold Roger Olson Jim Tofflemere A6 1 Bob Bauman Brian Campbell Jerry Elshire Gary Heldelberger Bob Kessler ggzgf dl .,f4f2CJQ Ciliaf' QV? Zgygwt ii5QlQcjiZg6liK7 1. 5 I. Frank Leach 2. Jim Olson 3. Randy Reichert 4. Ray Thomas 5. Bob Yerigan Alfhough fhe Team didn'f wln many games you will have fo agree that everyone showed much enthusiasm and spirit. The opposing team was always aware fha? They were playing an oufsfanding Team because The margin of Their vicfory was seldom more than a Touch- down. I. Don Alfson 2. Greg Gile 3. Larry Kreuger 47 Gary Renfz LeRoy Wrigg Jerry Soufhmayd Sfu Tidblom Gary Wilson joofgczf if Qt gif Back row. Letr ro Flghft R. UISOD, J. Soufhmayd,R. Yerlgan, G. Wllson, L. HoIdorf,L. Krueger, J. Tofflemire, D. Fields. Second row: B. Campbell, L. Wrigg, G. Heldelberger, R. Reicherf, J. Olson, D. Halselh, R. Thomas, J. Borns, J. Hall. Front row: D. Alfson, J. Elshere, B.Kessler, S. Tidblom, F. Leach, G. Glle, D. Nold, B. Bauman. Back row. Left To rlghf: R. Johnson, D. Blegger, J. Applewick, W. BeY9l'r B- 5U'f9f',. J. Lowe. Front row: G. Kasch, G. Johnson, R. Slendford, R. Mohr, D. Farrell, T. Blair. 48 .jlne Lgzape lm .yn Z?6wAefA6.L!! W .. Back row. Lefl To right: G. Wilson, J. Applewlck, D. Alfson, L. Krueger. Second row: L. Wrlgg, J. Maroon, J. Soulhmayd. Fronl' row: G. Renfz, S. Tidblom, G. Glle, G. Rook. Back row. Left to right: R. Johnson, D. Knudsen, A. Christensen, W. Beyer, D. Biegger, G. Johnson. Second row: R. Scovill, R. Stanford, B. Hemre, L. Ollmanns, J. Lowe, B. Bulfer. Fronf row: T. Blair, C. Smif, D. Drew, J. Jensen, R. Farrell, J. Thompson. l N 49 gadgefgaff lgttgge' 1, D, Fields 2. D. Halseth 3. L. HoId0Ff Our basketball team had the material, the quality, and the spirit to win this year and we were off to a good start but for some reason we started to slip. But our boys always maintained and upheld good sportsmanship and high spirits both at home and whlle away. Many times they set the example of be- havior for the student body. What did the boys gain by playing basketball? Physical co-ordination, self-confidence, poise, new friends, new experiences and above all the self- satisfaction of knowing they have tried their best are only a few examples of the benlflts they reaped. We, the student body, give you, the players, our admlr tl d a on an our support. Together we shall strive for victory. 4. M- Nansle 5. R. olson 6. D. oines 7. a. Campbell 50 in ,477 42,7 ,fn game gMMM i 1 I' 5' Kessler 2. B. Leach 3. M. Nelson Madison 58 Waferfown 46 W 4I Aberdeen 47 W 54 Huron 65 N 66 Waferfown 76 N 46 S. Falls 68 W 52 Brookings 76 W 62 Yankion 51 W 5l Mifchell 50 SCORES 38 Aberdeen 54 N 47 S. Falls 57 N 39 Cathedral 32 N 52 Huron 69 W 48 Yankfon 53 H 38 Mifchell 6l N 42 Cathedral 60 W 5l Flandreau 55 N 53 Brookings 59 4- J. Olson 5. R. Thomas 6. R. Yerigan 7. H. KorTman 4. 5. 6. 5l l jl 6LC 4. Distance men J. EI- shere, B . Kessler, M. Nelson, and G. Glle. i 1L4f4ll6g i3ZihN4AZ IZEELPZ gp. in Back row. Left to right: B. Campbell,G. Heidelberger, L. Kreuger, B. Yerrigan,G. Gile, J. Southmayd, R. Olson. Second row: D . Helseth, J. Maroon, J. Olson, M. Nelson, B. Kessler, R. Reichert, G. Gile, R. Thomas. Front row: J. Elshire, R. Grace, D. Fields, H. Kortman, F. Leach, D. Alfson. 2-3. D. Fields, R.Thomas, D. Halseth, R. Olson ran to vic- tory in the mile relay and sprint medley. The boys brought home plenty of tro- phies and a new state record in the mile. At the Regional meet they broke the state mile relay record with a time of 3.27.5. Then at the state track meet they broke their own state record with e new time of 3.26.9.Congratulations , boys! The sprint medley broke the state track meet record with a time of 3.39.3. R. Grace replaced D. Fields in the BSO-yard relay . These boys took Sth in the state. They also set. a new school record of l.33.5 during the season. This same foursome also set a new school record of 45.8 in the 440-yard relay. 5. Weight men G. Hei- dleberger , J. Southmayd G. Gile, L. Krueger, D. Alfson, F. Leach, and R. Reichert. banning ear I 6'LC s i as . , exft J Back row. Left to right: G. Johnson, D. Knudson, L. Oltmanns, J. Applewlck, D. Biegger, J. Lowe, B. Bulfer, R. Johnson. Front row: J. Jensen, R. Stanford, S. Balough, D. Drew, M. Hlnde, D. Farrel C. Sml t. 2. B. Yerigan takes the high jump with ease. Along with D. Fields, B. Yerlgan went to the state in this event. 3. F. Leach demonstrates, and we hope the rlght way,to throw the shot put. 4. We see feet fly as G. Rook pole vaults. 53 5. J. Apple- wick, one of our Freshmen track stars, takes each hurdle in good stride. KAQQVLCLJGV5 IZ Slum! OW HBH CHEERLEADERS Back row. J. Gist, G. Olson. Front row: C. Coates, D. Hallenbeck . HAH CHEERLEADERS Back row: C. Liddlard, C. Grimstvedt. Second row: B, Keever, B. Laughlln. Front row: M. Arneson, G. Chapman- This was our mascot for the Pictured in an energetic jump l96O-6l athletic season. are our ever faithful NAU CLA Back row. Left to right: C. Grlmstvedt, N. Kuchenbecker, K. Kessler, C. Liddlard, P. 0'Connell, S. Olson, P. Blalr, M. Strand, K. Kreul, J. Shellabarger, M. Rames, D. Schmldt, D. Schrepel, L. Cross, B. Laughlin, C. Weber, B. Keever, E. Lincoln, E. Preuss. Fourth row: D. Randall, A. Hess, A. Klamm, J. Weber, C. Yager, C. Conn, P. Degroot, E. Arechuk, M. Van Den Hemel, B. Tomscha, J. Gist, K. Liddlard, S. Moose, M. Arneson, G. Chapman, M. Cellan. Third row: M. Sorensen, J. Erickson, S. Dossett, M. Doerlng, G. Amonson, J. Clarke, N. Bakke, J. Gist, G. Olson, J. Anderson, V. Casey, C. Norton, J. Gile, C. Jung, S. Beach, J. Lindstrom. Second row: N. Robson, G. Llngle, V. Weichert, G. Johnson, C. Conklln, P. Hanlon, C. Kirkeby, M. Palm, S. Rentz, T. Tomscha, J. Degroot, C. Conklin, R. Istas, M. Wold, K. Rush. Front row: R. Mullaney, B. Skaff, J. Hutchinson, D. Randall, C. Reilly . Cheerleaders. 54 im 0? jwmggng Back row. Left to rights A. Leighton, S. Olson, M. Rames, J. Deniger, J. Gist, A. Hess. First row: M. Wold, G. Llngle, G. Chapman, 5- DOS-Seffr N- god! Back row. Left to right: A. Hess, C. Grimstvedt, C. Llddiard, A. Klamm, P. 0'Connell, B. Keever, J. Weber, K. Kessler, D. Schrepel, S. Olson, P. Blair, M. Strand, K. Kreul, B. Poppen, M. Rames, J. Beach, S. Johnson, L. Aker,S. Arechuk, L. Cross, J. Degroot, J. Benke, S. Schmidt. Fourth row: D. Randall, Kf Liddiard, B. Skaff, M. Myrome, R. Mullaney, C. Yager,P. Degroot, C. Conn, M. Van Den Hemel, J. Gist, B. Tomscha, E. Preuss, S. Klamm, M. Arneson, G. Chapman, M. Callan, K. Rush. Third row: J. Erickson, S. Dossett, C. Thomas, M. Doering, G. Amonson, J. Clarke, N. Bakke, J. Gist, G. Olson, J. Anderson, M. Kaisersatt, C. Coates, J. Gile,C. Reilly, C. Norton, C. Jung, J. Schrader, M. Orton. Second row: M. Rook, G. Lingle, N. Robson, M. Sorenson, C. Conklin, G. Johnson, C. Kirkeby, M. Palm, S. Rentz, C. Conklin, T. Tomscha, V. Weichert, B. Bergerson, L. Cox, K. Stodoiski, R. Istas, M. Wold. Front row: D. Klamm, D. Hallenbeck, C. Lincoln, V. Spies, J. Walterman, E. Leach, B. Simmons, J. Deniger, K. Schultz, N. Kuchenbecker, C. Kasch, A. Leighton, L. Meyer, L. Hegg, S. Biegger, J. Lingle. Kuchenbecker, G. Olson, J. Gist, G. Amonson. 55 EQCZCLWQ on jug jo WMCA DRAMATICS Back row. Left to right: L. Warns, K. Schmidt, A. Christiansen, B. POPPGM J' Christensen, R. Mullaney. Front row: Mrs. Groeneveld, A. Hess, J. Gile, S. Moose, P. Peck. Local winner: A. Hess. POETRY Back row. Left to right: B. Keever, L. Cross, S. Johnson, J. Beach, E. Arechuk, C. Jung, L. Thayer, B. Skaff. Front row: Mrs. Groeneveld, M. Arneson, C. Grimstvedt, C. LiddIard,D. Schrepel, G. Chapman, C. Conklin, D. Drew, M. Kaisersatt. Local winner: B. Keever. HUMEROUS Back row. Left to right: M. Richard- SOH, M. 0'LoughIen, B. Simmons, G. Wilson, J. Gist, J. Lindstrom, E . Larson, S. Beach. Front row: Mrs. Groeneveld, C. Klrkeby, J. Weber, M . Myrome, R. Istas, P. Hanlon. Local winner: J. Gist. ORATORY Back row. Left to right: J. Taylor, M. Strand, J. Applewlck, J. Southmayd, G. Yager, B. Tomscha. Front row: Mrs. Groeneveld, F. McGowan, J. Lingle, S. Schmidt, S. Biegger. Local winner: M. Strand. ccenfoaafe j!Le poaifiue Zggggfg Back row. Lef? to right: T. Tomscha, J. Glsf, B. Tomscha, F. McGowan, P. Salem. First row: C. Smlf, D. Simon, J. Thompson, R. Scovill. Back row. Leff To right: B. Tomscha, J. Gisf, D. Hblsefh, M. Strand, P. Salem, E. Arechuk. Second row: T. Tomscha, A. Hess, C. Liddlerd, F. McGowan, M. O'Loughlen, C. Jung. FirsT row: Mrs. Groeneveld, M. Kaisersaft, C. Smit, D. Simon, J. Thompson, R. Scovill. fx -Z.. Y 57 Wil' yamafjgg we gleaf ,Q'efenJer , Sf' 1 ' J f J if 5 l . Back row. Left lo right: J. Glle, A. Klamm, B. Slnnmns, P. Degroof, M. Van Den- Hemel, J. Jensen, C. Conn, E. Pruess, V. Casey. Second row: R. Scovlll, C. Coales, R. Mullaney, C. Llncoln, S. Renfz, G. Olson, C. Norlon, B. Skaff, P. Salem. Fronl row: V. Sfrang, T. Tomscha, M. Palm, M. Myrome, K. Sfodolskl, V. Wlcherf, M. Wold, C. Klrkeby. Back row. Left To right: B. Tomscha, S. Olson, P. Blair, M. Rames, M. Strand, L. Holdorf, D. Flelds, C. Weber, K. Schulfz, S. Klamn. Second row: N. Kuchenbecker, K. Llddlard, J. Weber, S. Moose, K. Kessler, J. Glsf, S. Blegger,J. Llngle, L. Cross, R. Hill. Thlrd rows S. Dosseff, C. Thomas, P. O'Connell, J. Denlger, P. Peck, D. Drew, A. Bahr, M. Arneson. Flrsf row: Mrs. Groeneveld,J. Erlckson, C. Jung, C. Llddlard, A. Hess, C. Grlmsfvedf, D. Randall, G. Chapman, M. Callan. J se g ,Mari 65 an pen gm Mary Q it 7 , ' 1. I , MX. . Left fo righT: E. Arechuck, J. Beach, G. Yager, Mrs. Gulsfine. dence Back row. Left To right: G. Kasch, L. Oltmanns, Mr. Hinr- ing, A. Arendf, J. Lowe. Second row: D. Simon, M. Hinde, J. Cizadlo, D. Lund, L. Malikowski. L 59 J41!0Hfw!5C 0fA W M1 . izvofflm Back row. Left To rlghl: L. Heldleberger, B. Alfson, F. Van Den Hemel, D. Lucas, D. McDonald, G. Heldleberger, R. Howard, M. 0'LoughIln. Second row: J. Thompson, B. Campbell, J. Hall,G. Mufh, D. Sfrang, L. Budahl, C. Simmons. Flrsl row: D. Dooley, D. Nold, L. Jacobs, J. Klrkeby, R. Hlll, Mr. Campbell. ima 5 Back row. Lefl lo right: L. Olfmanns,P. Vander Goore,G. Renfz, J. Soufhmayd, L. Krueger, A. Arendl, A. Chrisfensen, B. Howard, M. Nangle. Second row: C. Sinmons, L. Budahl, R. Keppel, J. Cizadlo, L. Wrlgg, D. Biegger, J. Maroon, L. Mallkowski, S. Tidblom. Fronf row: L. Saarhelm, M. Hinde, T. Alfson, G. Johnson, D. Drew, J. Thompson, G. Kasch, D. Alfson. J 60 jf ,Q .jczew ou, mre owning jk! , 4 -. Back row. Left to right: C. Inhofer, S. Johnson, K. Schultz, L. Aker, S. Blegger, M. Orton, R. Mullaney. Second K. Kruel, C. Conn, G. Yager, row: S. Klamn, M. Myrome, L. Thayer, H. Orton, L. Hiarlng, A. Bohr, V. Third row: J. Llngle, J. Clarke, G. Amon- Spies, C. Hockett, B. Skeff. son, C. Bidwell, L. Meyer, E. Leach, D. Drew, J. Walterman. First row: Miss Kluckman, G. Llngle, L. Barela, S. Bergerson, M. Rook, E. Cox, C. Bidwell, N. Robson. Mafiolfwj .Jgonor .SZ Back row. Left to right: F. McGowan, D. Schmidt, J. Borns, J. Tofflemire, M. Rames, R. Reichert. Second row: S. Moose, E. Lincoln, B. Laughlin, E. Arechuk, L. Hegg, M. Kaisersatt. First row: A. Hess, B. Tomscha, C. Liddiard. V 6I gWLe5fe,,, 01401, mrihffng am! ibreaming Back row. Left lo right: R. Reicherl, M. Rlchardson, R. Campbell, J. Borns, F. McGowan, L. Wrigg, L. Krueger, J. Applewick, R. Olson, M. Strand, M. Rames, J. Christensen, P. Blair, E. Lincoln, L. Cross, B. Laughlin, K. Erickson, E. Preuss, J. Jensen. Third row: S. Lolspeich, C. Lincoln, L. Hegg, J. Weber, M. Orlon, B. Tomscha, D. Schmidt, G. Wilson, P. VanderGoore, P. Krueger, S. Cole, S. Moose, L. Holcomb, J. Gisf, J. Anderson, S. Renlz, J. Benke, E. Arechuck, C. Jung. Second row: M. Kaisersaft, M. Doering, D. Drew, D. Randall, C. Grimsfvedl, C. Llddiard, S. Johnson, J. Tofflemlre, D. Schrepel, L. Warns, P. Peck, J. Schrader, J. Lindstrom, P. Hanlon, K. Sfodolski, M. Palm, S. Beach, T. Tomscha. Front row: R. Scovill, M. Sorensen, A. Hess, M. Myrome, L. Aker, C. Inhofer, J. Glsl, D. Knudson, G. Johnson, T. Sogaard, R. Farrell, J. Jensen, D. Bohl, L. Saarhelm. SECOND SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Senior Junior Soghomore Freshmen E. Arechuk P. Blair Anderson L. Aker J. Beach J. Clarke Bohl J- APPleW7Ck J. Borns M. Kalsersaff Doering 5' Beech R. Campbell C. Kasfner glsf J. Benke J. Chrisfensen B' Laughlin Holcomb 5' Cole Lg Cfoss Ko Jensen Ca Conklin D. Drew E. Lincoln Kreuger K- EViCkS0n Jo so Moose Lincoln Ro Farrell C. Grlmsfvedf J. Olson Lofspeich E. Halsefh L. Hegg P. Peck Sorensen P. Hanlon Ao Hess R. Reichert Vgnder Ggore JI Jensen C. Inhofer M. Richardson Wllsgn G- JOUUSOU S. Johnson K. Schmid? wrlgg P- KFUGQGF C. Jung M. Slrand J- Lindsfrom C. Llddiard L. Warns D- Lund D. McDonald M- MYV0m9 F. McGowan M' Palm H, Orfgn E. Preuss M, Rames So Renfz o. sehmldf L- Seerheim D, Schrepel Jo SCi'll 8dEf' J. Tofflemlre R- Scovill B. Tomscha D. Simon J, weber T. Sogaard G, Yager K. sfodolski T. Tomscha r 1 'twiki 1 S 2 M ...T ff Y .2 , I' .03 + ,I 'A f I i ,f flea 'E 1 I X K mxtgbymm 97- Wim' OWWCOWL jar jmed .Spode Her Majesty, Diane Schmidf His Majesty, Dennis Halsefh Homecoming candidafes , left to right . Back row : Roger Olson , Mike Nangle , Dennis Halsefh , Landis Hoidorf , and John Borns . Front row : Janet Weber, Carolyn Liddiard , Lavonne Hegg, Diane Schmidt , and Jacque Gisi. 64 GLU! jcwlaionecf gif gmgggmjng l. Cheryl Jung , Mary Arneson , and Mary 2. Music for the dance was provided by the Strand were H Strolling Through the Park N at nCol5egiafe5,H our NGay Ninetiesn homecoming. l I 3. Our king and queen and attendents graced 4. Most beautiful award was tagged by the 5 '0V9'Y R0Y5i Gafden- juniors L-Z for their float Handsome is as Handsome Does.n .1-'ip we-f s Q ... 5 as s a . a V - , -asia: Sa-mira ,.,- ,- A 'Jigsaw 1' -vi'--E-:ff f M - -f 'wvwwa y, 'ft f 'J- M M Q . is t? w ie? y M 2QWWiwW wmewWwe- t xx 'fam 5 A..,. ' 5WwmQwew5QmmsaiQakus i?E5EE3sea sM Emas adiemamasimaswr 1'- 6 5: Freshmen N-Z were awarded most humorous 5, HHOme Sweet Homen Captured most original wnth NAfter the Ball is Over.H for Sophomore A-K, 65 jam, 45,013-fm 3. 14 53121 V .Q ' sts 4 :W 1' 'feral 'Q woke. K. Schaub and R. Hill, l959 royalty, crowned K. Kessler and R. Ol- son, l96O Follies royalty. Crown bearers were S. Nold and P. Paine. Master of ceremonies was T. Blair. Follies candidates are from left to right. Beck row: R. Olson, K. Kes- ' sler, R. Reichert, K. Schmidt. Front row: T. Tomscha, L. Wrigg, G. OI son. Not pictured: W. Beyer. 66 Wo Zgowinedd Ogfge ,SJZLOLU minew 0 85 4. M. Fox portraying band director, Bill Ireland, gave orders to B. Sinnmns and S. Lotspeich in the sophomore skit. l. M. Arneson, K. Kes- sler, L. Hegg, and C. Grimstvedt sang HHeIIo My Baby H in the senior skit, NSenior Showboat.n 2. First place winner in the cake contest was the junior class. 5. First prize in the ple contest went to the sophomore class. 6. nLemondropW was sung by C. Conklin, S. Beach, T. Tomscha, and J. Lind- strom ln the freshmen skit, HAlice ln Song- Iand.N 67 3. R. Thomas, M Nelson, J Elshlre, and B Yerigan sang a humorous song WThey'II be Comin' Around the Mountalnu in the winning junior skit WH Pr? 3 I .4 Jw gk Q 5 Q, 5 5? ZZ!! ,JQZOAJZW 0,0 T , aff' i 1. l. These couples stopped for a mom- ent of relaxation during the inter- mission. 2. Taking tickets at the door were these smiling freshmen: C. Conklin, J. Schrader, S. Rentz, M. Palm, and G. Johnson. 3. King 0. Dickerson was crowned by l959's king, G. Lee. 4. P. Hanlon and C. Norton served punch to the dancers. 3. Queen L. Stock was crowned by l959's queen, J. Thelen. 5. Wally Jerome's Combo provided dance music for the gayle 0CC8S'0n- if 5240! Wfay zzwlfciwl ffznljzereci All Ewzffcferecf Members of the All School Play cast are standing left to right: J. Kirkeby, J. Tofflemire, R. Hof, B. Tomscha, C5 Kirkeby, J. Gist,M. Callan, M. Rames, R. Hill, R. Reichert, J. Taylor. Sitting are: E. Arechuck, A. Hess. This year's All School Play NKind Ladyn was entirely different than any of the plays in past years. The play was a psycological drama based on the following plot: A young man, Henry Abbott,worked his way into the home of an elder- ly woman, Mary Herrles. He proceeded to try and drlve her crazy while he sold her art collection for his own benefit. In the final act, Mary pulls herself together and induces a man from the bank who had come to see Mr. Abbott to take a note to the pollce for her, and, once again, justice prevails. 70 Cafcfa ca jafgng jar ne lei pfayd Pajama Party: Directors: M. Strand and N. Kuchenbecker. P. Blair ...... . .... Glnny S. Dossett... ..... .Sandy C. Weber ........... Carla K. Liddiard........Ellie S. Olson.........Phillis D. Randall ........... Nan K. Schultz ...... ...Helen S. Schirmacher.....Becky G. Chapman .... .....Micky S. Biegger..Mrs. Redmond Jerry Breaks A Date: Dlrectors: P. Peck and J. Lingle. L. Holdorf...Mr. Johnson S. Moose....Mrs. Johnson C. Grimstvedt.......Mary R. HllI..... .......Jerry S. KIamn......Aunt Alice D. Flelds........Wilfred Cup of Strength: Directors: J. Gist and L. Cross. M. Callan.... ....Janie J. Deniger.........Golda P. 0'Connell ...Katherine K. Kessler .... D. Drew. ...... .stewardess B. Tomscha.... A. Bahr.,.... ..Mary Lee ..Marshall ......Kane 1 These eager actresses and ac- tors seem eager to get on the stage and show off their fine acting abilities. 1260 .fgzfacfion 0195 fo Qc ea l. Ann Hess, preisdent of the State Teens Against Polio , gave a brief talk before the auction began. mp Weefing5 2. what am I bid this delicious fudge? for 1 3. These girls really enjoyed themselves at the polio auction. I. Mary Strand took the basketball oath in a humorus skit presented by the pepclub. 4. That bell! We want that ball! 72 2, Mr. Simpson gave a very inspirational pep talk. 3. Madison Central Band sup- plied us with some llvely music at the games. dell flggdlf l. The students have had lots of fun at the Elk's parties. Thanks to those who have taken an Interest in us,their youth. 2. Ann Hess takes her hand at pool. She looks like she should be pret- ty good. Wonder who the teacher was! 665 parfied 3. Records are heard through the entire bulldlng. The spirit of grab-a-girl-and- dance ls felt ln every bone. Pat Boffman's band was the highlight of the last night. lOilfL:iIf8lf' gglfwg I. M. Nangle, J. Weber, C. Weber, D. Fields,E. Lincoln, and L. Holdorf know just what lt takes to be farmers as they get all decked out for the Barn Bop. 2. A brother, sister ccmbination was picked as the best dance team . Splrit of brother and sister feelings are al- ways on display, which is an example of the close-knit school we are. 73 3. State College has some- how lnherited the name NCow- placeu so J . Borns flts ln nicely in his outfit as do Ko and Jo Kil'kebYo .SQlflf6!8IfLt 0l!8l IfLlfVL8lfLt may mtl? E ielfe 4. These patrolmen dragged a rather reluctant B.Yerigan from the school to the police station. I. A vigorous campaign speech was given by J. Gist, who was elected as one of the nine com- missioners. Others elected were: R. Olson, J. Borns, L. Holdorf, D. Halseth, G. Chapman, M. Rames, M. Arneson , and K. Kessler. 2. R. Hill and L. Jacobs presided over the court where several MHS students were tried for various things. B. Tomscha acted as city attorney. 3. The law was strictly enforced by these patrolmen. They are from left to right: D. MilIer,A. Hess, C.Liddiard, J. Kirkeby, and D. Oines. 5. A member of the American Legion gave a brief talk at a student assembly, before the days activities began. 6. The sewage disposal plant was one of the points which the com- missioners vislted on their tour of the city. mai may Ngilftdlelfbf 0U8I lfLlflfL8IfLt EW I. Everyone put his heart into the campaign with posters and enthu- siastic speeches. Here we see R. Olson, who was elected commission- er and chosen mayor, giving his campaign speech. 3. Mr. Piper is showing D. Schmidt and C. Kent some of the things he does as city assessor. 2. These distinguished gentlemen, L. Jacobs and R. Hill, were the police magis- trates for the day. 4. E. Arechuck, head billing clerk, and her assistant, L. Hegg, and K. Kreul, learned about this phase of city govern- ment by doing some of the duties of a billing clerk. 5. J. Tofflemlre and D. McDonald were city engineers for the day. 6. Looking over the books in the treasurer's office are L. Cross, city treasurer, and her assistant, C. Jung. EAW l. Barbara Tomscha was chosen DAR representative this year at Madison Central. This award is based on dependability, leadership, patriot- ism, and the active part the person has played in church and home life. Candidates were chosen by the senior class and selected by the faculty. W7 .Side WA 7 Safe 2. Sandra Moose and Mary Strand will represent Central at Girl's State this Year. Girl's State will be held for a week in Mitchell. These girls will study the functions of our government as they take part in the various offices. 3. Three boys will represent Central at Boy's State which is to be held in Aberdeen this year. Jim Olson, Jeff Olson, and Randy Reichert were chosen to run for the offices and study our democratic government. 76 J I X l:9 e W' rauegn ' I. Pierre here we come! 2. Whef's going on here? 3. A casual resf in The lobby. 4. Where are The boys? 5. Plenty for all to see. i - A.. 6. Crime doesn'T pay. 7. Action in the Senafe! 8. Tighf squeeze!! 9. Oahe Dam was on The agenda. IO. Wafer--on The rocks! 78 1 Mm mixer .j6'LOW MQVVLAK7 ,SZMLIO6 I. Beadle College Choir , gave a concerl under The direction of K. Lofs- peich. 2. R. Dy presented shorf excerpfs from Three plays. e and J. Lord ' f 'Yi 1 W l f f2V AV ff' 'f, '-' fl f Z'? -'P 'Ki ff ,M if-ig -K . A -71 nw, -.W 5. -. Q .-if .5 www, I , . - ' gd , el M - . V- fu 5 f -weak-fv -fu 1 V: - f, 1V..5 'N'f? v+x?vQfLEei45 25116. A A-miffvlfif. JLLKLFW ,, ,,.W .X . Wa.. -. ,V ,,.. mm, . il L g-Q. l 7 wr '.g:,h,z,:1 mal, in Y f ff -ff -sf f fs,w,.,-may N lf, - X. ,,. W, .1-1-X..eMuq,,v-,, M I '?u?fl?ffi?33?x I V - ' T' . ,f elllell - in gy W .,,w,.1rQ.f-gf, 4, ,yi K . 11,,, U -,ywrgw V 1 1 , ,ie I - giiffr' 1.-21o2,i.41J4,il?g'?531fi?f?5S . 2 2 3352 ,... V 3 1 QW, E M x wi W if is f im wx -F I 1' 15: ' ,. .Ky lkk- Q .,,,.X, We 4 K 2 F.. L.: f Z wa M. 'e wg ' y , 13.71, 3. Masler of Maglc, T. Magrum, 4. C. Benson presented an ln- plays a card Trick. teresting program on chemlslry. lfLlfLlfL6L ,Signing part? 5. would you please sign my annual ? 6. A big crowd affended The Annual Signing parfy. 79 lfU6lfl 6!f5 my 3. M. Strand presents her state NFL trophy to Mr. Southmayd and the school. She won flrst for her pre- sentation in oratory. OLL I. D. Drew received the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. 2. R. Reichert was elected student body president for '62 by the student body. On awards day he gave his opening speech. 5. D. Schmidt received the Elks scholarship to General Beadle. 6. The Elks Leadership award was presented to Ao Hess. 80 my mf 4. Thls year the varlous athletic teams presented awards to the coaches. Here R. Olson presents one to Mr. Scott, Central's football coach. JW! 7 ZIWZZIWZ el' ii3Z7 Clif LlA6Llq6iC5 eiilzfzclgi 3. Annual awards were given to L. Hegg and J. Weber. These girls served the annual for three years. l. E. Lincoln, sopranog V. Casey, soprano: D. Fields, base: C. Jung, mezzo soprano, C. Kirkeby, piano: received awards for first place in the reglonal music contest. 5. Mrs. Groeneveld pre- sents awards for points ln the Dramaflcs Club. 6. Lettering in three sports are the following b0Ys! D. Halseth, R. Yerigan, R. Olson, R. Thomas, B. Kessler. Not Pictured is D. Fields. Bl 2. Receiving awards for fri-stale band at Okla- homa are J. Olson, R. Hallenbeck,S. Lofspeich, M. Fox, E. Lincoln. Not pictured is J. Kirkeby. These Cenfraliles minus R. Hallenbeck and plus J. Klrkeby, M. Strand, E. Preuse, J. Anderson were also members of the All Slate Band. 4, Mr. Mathison and Mr. Scott hand out letters to the athletes of MHS. I . - I . Elflflfqlflfe I. B. Kessler fries hard no? To laugh as he reads The senior class will. ine, amen, an ,Sing 2. Everyone is . anxiously wanting fo begin. 4' 4R's-- Religion, Romance, Responsibility, and Reflection 3. D. Rlch,junior class pres- ident, fhanked The seniors for selling a fine example for The juniors. 5. The Moonbeams sef a sen - fimenfal atmosphere with nMoon- lighf and Roses.n were broughl ou? in Reverend Benke's speech. 6. While walling for the ban- quef fo be served, The juniors and seniors exchanged and signed programs. 82 7. S. Cole provided us wiih organ music before The banquef began. at at Eat. Wm an W! fn.- ,Q mm l. The Royal Aces treated us royally with their moonbeam music. 2. If you've never tasted good punch then you missed the Hpunchn on May I3. 4. Center of attraction was the fountain at the dance. 3. The faculty can be seen as friends and niCe DEOPIE To know. 5. Streamers and low lights created a romantic setting for a memorable event. 5. Dancing was enJoyed by all on thls never-to-be-forgotten evening. 83 7. R. Hallenbeck and K. Kessler were one of the many couples who attended the love- ly prom. ' 4 Kama awreafe ony! mixer sfdzme Baccalaureate, the religious part of graduation for the seventy-two seniors was held May l9, l96I, at 8:00. The Invocation and Baccalaureate sermon were given by Father Schmitt, pastor of the St. Thomas Catholic Church. In the sermon, he expressed this central theme, The Crossroads. The girls glee club sang There is a Balm. After the sermon the mixed chorus sang 'Heavenly Light. Then, after the benediction, the chorus sang The Lord Bless You and Keep You. 84 j ML Wed .Again gfcwfzfzafzfon I. Dr. A. R. Christensen of South Dakota State College presented nYesterday-Today- Tomorrown for the graduation address. 2. Central's Girls Quartet of E. Lincoln, L. Cross, M. Arneson, M. Strand sang three selections including the school song. 3. B. Tomscha received the Student Council Speech Award from Mr. Southmayd. 4. The American Legion Citizenship Award was presented to J. Tofflemire, an honor student. 5. A group of very happy senlors led by J. Elshere and B. Keever prepare for en- trance into the armory to receive that well-earned diploma. 6. D. Fields received a scholarship to General Beadle from Madison's Rotary Club. 7. The Kiwanis Scholarship Medal goes to the outstanding freshman scholar. This year P. Krueger received the medal. amf afmf as ,aff sam jf! I. It looks like R. Reichert is all ready To Take off for Oklahoma! 2. Golly what a mess! IT doesn'T seem possible that all of Those bags go in that bus! 3. With their name Tap- ed on The side of The bus, The band is about ready to go. 4. It looks like some of The girls are really happy To be leaving! ' 5. The last Ngood-byesn are being said with even a few Tears added. 6. This placque repre- sents The honor The band recelved ln Oklahoma, by placing first place as the most outstanding band ln The million dollar parade. The band left for The Tri-State Music Festival in Enid, Oklahoma on May 2 and returned on May 7. This festival was a national contest for high schools of all classes. You can imagine what a great honor They have given our community by being chosen The outstanding band in The million dollar parade. They also received firsts in marching, sight-reading, concert, and ln- spection. The seemingly endless hours of practice paid off Triple-fold. Like previous band Trips, There was also The fun after The honors were won. Sunburns, sweatshirts from The college in Enid, new clothes, and southern drawls all came home with The band To help Tell The story of The leisure hours. Once again, our congratulations miXBd with a Touch of The emotlon-envy. You, The members of The band, have attained many goals which we have not. 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