Madison High School - Interlakes Yearbook (Madison, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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Club ----- All State Chorus and Band ------------ Mixed Chorus and Girls Quartet --------- Freshman-Sophomore Girls' Glee and Girls' Glee Declam --------------------- Debate and NFL ------------- FHA and Visual Aids ------------ National Honor Society and Library Club - - Homecoming - - - Follies ------ Christmas Program - - Sadie Hawkins - - - All School Play ------------- Annual Signing Party and Polio Auction - - DAR and Girls' and Boys' State ------ Assemblies ----------- - - - Awards Day - - - - Banquet - - - Prom ------ Baccalaureate - - Graduation ---- Senior Write-ups - - Index ------- Signatures - - 3 iDe0Qcafe0ff0 . To our superintendent, Mr. Floyd Thompson, who has guided Madison Central for twelve school years, we, the students, respectfully dedicate the Inter-Lakes of 1962-63. During his term as superintendent, he has done much to improve the Madison City School System. He has also been president of the South Dakota School Administrators Association and has been listed in Who's Who in Ameri- can Education. In June, 1963, he will accept a position with South Dakota Southern State Teachers College as director of special services and public relations, 4 CLASSES DAN BOHL FRANK BREHE VIRGINIA CASEY COLLEEN COATES cgenzbrs IOAN ANDERSON NANCY BAKKE LINDA BARELA DEIDRA BENJAMIN cgezzzbrs CHARLOTTE CONN PAULETTE DGGROOT MARCELLA DEIDE JOHN DOERING MARILYN FOX GREGORY GILE JANICE GILE IERRILYN GIST JANICE JENSEN LORRAINE JOHNSON CONNIE KASC H DONNA KLAMM cSe121brs DONNA HALLENBECK LYNDA HIARING LOIS HOLC OMB ROSALIND IST AS C5 9121.013 LARRY KRUEGER ELIZABETH LARSON ANNET TE LEIGHTON CAROL LINCOLN SONNA LOTSPEICH KAREN LUNT LARRY MALIKOWSKI ION MAROON GARY NIPP MARY OLSON ROXAN REICH GARY RENTZ, 691210119 LOIS MEYER CAROL MEYERS ROSE MULLANEY PATRICK MULLEN 91210143 GARY ROOK SHARON ROOK PHILIP SALEM GARY SC HULTZ ELLEN SHOEMAKER BARBARA SIMMONS ELIZABETH SKAFF MARY SORENSEN ROGER TUCKER MARIE VAN DEN HEMEL PETER VANDERGOORE CHARLES WENK CS 621210115 TERRY SOUTHMAYD .T AMES SPARTZ GLENN TERRY STUART TIDBLOM CSQHIUFS GARY WILSON ' MARCIA WOLD LEROY WRIGG CHERYL YAGER Pep Rally The seniors enjoyed their Kiwanis dinner. csenzbr GQJS Qjfgcers UAQQA SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Left to Right: M. Fox, G. Terry, S. Lotspeich B. Bohl, G. Olson, G. Gile, J. Gist. The Government Class Y p learns about the different phases of United States government. The Senior English Class seems deeply interested in prose and poetry. you 577149 Me JZQJQOIO Sfuknfs 0129 0126 The top ten percent of the senior class with Mr. Southmayd are as fol- lows: Gary Wilson, Mary Sorensen, Carol Lincoln, Jerilyn Gist, Dan Bohl, Ioan Anderson. CLASS MOTTO Every Man For Himself, But God For Us All COLORS FLOWER Bronze and Yellow Yellow Rose I5 ll UOQI171! COUUClf gf Csfaf Dfeoer Game fo yvass Dan Bohl, as Student Body President, introduces assemblies, presides over Student Council meetings, and rep- resents M, H,S, at various functions. He is an honor student and is active in sports. The 1962-63 Student Council consisted of these students - Left to Right - BACK ROW: D. Bohl, J. Collignon, I. Appelwick, G. Terry, G, John- son, I. Drew. SECOND ROW: I. Gist, T. Aus, G. Renner, R. Sco- vi11, V. Schmaltz. FRONT ROW: G. Johnson, B. Johnson, S. Lotspeich, I. Lindstrom, M. Fox, Mr. Southmayd, Principal. I6 mep 122 goucf GQSS OJQQCQFS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFI- CERS - Left to Right: T. Aus, Home Room Pres.g R. Quam, Home Room Pres.5 G. Renner, Home Room Pres.g Greg Ander- son, Sec. -Treas.g J. Drew Class Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Left to Right: R. Keever, Class Pres.g V. Schrnaltz, Home Room Pres.: J. Collignon, Home Room Pres.g B. Johnson, Class Sec.-Treas.g G. John- son, Home Room Pres. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Left to Right: T. Blair, Home Room Pres.: J. Lind- strom, Home Room Pres.g J. Appelwick, Class Sec. -Treas.g G. Johnson, Home Room Pres. 5 R. Scovill, Class Pres. I7 Le Ann Aker unzors John Andrews Jim Appelwick Steve Balough Sharon Beach Joanne Benke Doug Biegger Tom Blair Bill Bulfer Alan Christensen Sandra Cole Ellona Cox Joyce DeGroot Dale Drew Mary Doering Kendra Erickson Richard Farrell Gwen Flaum John Ford Dale Frewaldt Patricia Graham Clairene Hackett Pam Hanlon Bob Hemre Mike Hinde Patty Hof Merle Hough Doug Jacobs Jerry Jensen Gay Lynn Johnson V Gordon Johnson Graydon Johnson Russell Johnson Roger Kappel Gene Kasch Carol Kirkeby 611210143 Ardis Klamm Patricia Krueger Elsie Leach Jeryl Lindstrom James Lowe Dennis Lund Sharon Lunt Clyde Miller Marlene Myrmoe Carol Norton Mary Palm Cindy Pederson Wilma Poppen Eileen Preuss Candy Reilly Barbara Remes Susan Rentz Mary Rook Kathy Rush Larry Saarheim Sandra Schmidt Ianene Schrader Ronnie Scovill David Simon Craig Smit Tom Sogaard Verla Spies Rodney Stanford Connie Stroud Kathleen Stodolski Sharon Tryon Joseph Thompson Teri Tomscha Joy Walterman Viola Wieckert David Knudson Jerry Kroon Pic+ure No+ Available il 1 C' 5 I9 -1 . 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Albertson lnderson 1 ny Andress John Aus Tom Aus James Bauman James Benjamin Cynthia Beyer Mary Ellen Bie gger Pat Bohl Bill Bowman Jan Brockelsby James Bulfer Ronald Byrd John Campbell Kathleen Casey Jane Cizacllo Robert Clark Janet Crane Karen Crosby Terry Davis Gary Diede Roger Dixon Suzie Domoracki Clark Drew Alma Erickson Tom Farrell Stephen Graff Oscar Graham Judy Groeneveld Starla Hefner Dennis Hegarty Richard Heilman Shirley Hockett Alan Hof Linda Hof Gwen Holcomb Patricia Jewetr Beth Jensen Donnalyn Johannsen Connie Johnson Janice Johnson Pam Kachel Donnie Keever Z'esAme12 John Koehn Nyla Lin 1 Don McKinney David Meyers Lee Mitchell Karen Neville Terry Nighbert Sandra Olmstead Kathy O'Laughlin Bruce Olson Janice Olson Jim Placek David Prill Doug Prill Roger Quam Gary Renner Virgil Rentz Bill Rush Sandra Saarheim Carolyn Schlim John Schneider Linda Schoeburl Colleen Schultz Barb Sly Jack Smith Judy Spielrnan Dana Sullivan Yvonne TePoel Brenda Terrio Ellen Terry Angeline Thompson Larry Tomscha Jim Treloar Jack Tryon Richard Turner Robe C1 Billy Van Den Hemel Jill Vryens Diane Wandersee Linda Wheeler Michael Whitcomb Patricia Whiterhorn Carol Wilson GQJJ CSIZPGIO-S cszlffzln 7 122 cgcfoof Ready Type! is a familiar phrase in this Typing I classroom, Learning how to cook will be a valuable asset to these Home EC Ill girls. Laboratory work is an important part of chemistry although it proves to be odorous at times, Steven Rhoden and Roger Southmayd pour Mr. Hauck s bookkeeping class seems to be enjoying a moment of relaxation. diligently over an earthworm dissection with the help of Mr, Johnson, The gym classes find the exercises stimu- lating, ,'L 5 f 7 '2Zgy,7'ffLWf M f 1 M . SMA? I yi! . . iw- 41 . ', f I f 1 S gk X. Q lift Q 1 ffggfwgtg P 2' FACULTY Qscfoofyjoarof QOUI' grzbnf MR. THOMPSON MRS. .TOHNSON MR. SOUTHMAYD MISS BIES DR. HOWARD MR. ROBERT MR. CHARLES WOLD AUS GALLOWAY REV. CONDON MR. EARL MR. L. R. MR. E. I. WEBER TERRY ROTH ERICSSON R R36 yaefurn fo cgenkr jacufly MRS, GROENEVELD MISS WENZEL MISS SCHRGEDER English II, Speech, Home Economics I, II, English I, Mixed Chor- Declam, and N.F.L. III, and FHA. us, and Girls' Glee, MR, SIMPSON MR, DOCKENDORF Geometry, Algebra I, English III, IV, and and Debate, All-School Play. MR, HIARING MR, MILLER General Science, Art, Biology and School Paper, MR, CAMPBELL MR, PESCHONG MR. CONNOR Shop I, II, III, and Typing I, II, Business Latin I and Latin II Boys Phys. Ed, Law, and Economics. 27 97dCUiy Zefeue wfaf you csay MR, CHRISTENSEN MR, MATHISON History, Assistant Foot- Gov't, Socio1,, Head ball Coach, BB, and BB Coach and Athletic Track. Director, MR. IRELAND Band Director, High School and Grade School, MRS, GULSTINE MRS, BULFER Librarian, and Library Girls' Phys. Ed. and Club, Health, MR, HAUCK Training and Head Football Coach. DR, PRUESS MR, HEMRE MR, MARTINSON French I and German I, Custodian Assistant CLlSt0diBH 28 5 Bookkeeping, Drivers ' MR, BOGUE Chem., Physics, Al- gebra II, and Trigo- nometry. ACTIVITIES 1655 ,.-v 'S'-. .-:A 63 'fa f' . f'+ 44. 571212 uaf csfcyf Activities were handled by: Bonnie Robson, Mary Palm, Susette Beyer, Joyce DeGroot, Kendra Erickson, Betty Van Den Hemel, Sandy Coates, The classes section was put together by Peggy Foley, Marcy Draper, Eileen Pruess, Carol Terry , 30 96122 QQ- 90219 years Co-editors Linda Barela and Lynda Hiaring with Annual Staff Advisor Mr. Peschong. They devoted much of their time to making this year's annual the best. The witty write-ups were invented by Gary Schultz, Mike Hinde, Kathi Stodolski, Patricia Krueger, fjorfure gqnnuaf cgffyff Special events were correlated by Susan Rentz, Gay Lynn Johnson, and Candy Reilly. A typical Annual Staff meeting. Typists were Vi Wieckert, Sharon Rook, and Paulette DeGroot. Photographers were Dennis Lund and John Andrews, Barb Barton, Marlene Myrmoe, Lois Meyer, Kathy Rush put together the faculty section. Waroon Sfcyff V l intraI's'Maroon' and 'lnlerlak First Class RatinQs at class ratings were received th the school paper and year. forj the past year. Results matte ,known ,a,t'fthg Sguth Dal High School Press Ass in A' 1 . . Oc ag , ,onvention in Brookings, Sat. 'it students and their advisers Mar, 73 Sec Tw? u..-.-.led.' Those representing 'Tl-ge' Delegates from the yea Staff Were co-editors Linda E and Lyhiial Hiaring,JKendra l SOD, Gay-:Lynn Johnson, Joys Groot, and adviser, Mr, J Peshong, The program consisted of a eral session in the forenoon 905555 VV?S?1di bfegffggdi ' ' 5' ' f -1', jnSflIaroon 'vvere John Andrews, Ron- ltiglgetatsszisgoigyihrfgimtgziei S men Stwere Se e y 1fe Swvilll Tom 30332111 and ad- yearbook Staff members ir SS' f New Armory V V .sei-, Mr. Merlin Hiaring. afternoon. ' Seems that Cnetcffwlf Chee! -iff .41'zif1. ,siis ,1 , . rs nealjlyntngk ff f jiiijf f,k' L3 'fn '35 ,1'f cl! . -I - .... 1- neter as a. souvenir of ourggfDiO fy over Huron. V ce our last four Vgai-nes have, t V ' victoriesythe atrnosioherelhasxigff V V- filled with talk ofI'Sta'te Au gi. V ' , ament. We all know that we ae playing in the tournament, rs start saving eoutespennies. lowered theirviihiffl Wi The Bulldogs stretched thei: ning streaigljkrfour straight a: hose 52150 tiCketSg.f:fgigl?izLff,. ' , V V . . ii, 'jfeating the Huron T1gersv49'35 R. G. Belatti, and H. J. Stensrucl, A ,- January 18L'win was -the s Q6 time the Bulldogs have del n - ' . V' .Vthg Tiggrgon their ownsoourt 'gf Merle Arena,sges 'bui1t. 'lfhetfirs Q to if lowest last' year, 'rner Bulldogs ' ' Va pair with the Huron fivt , - season, the Tigers edging the A31 Yvhogd wan? you give ,dogs 45-43 in an earlier cont . e L eb' 3' V W y' V VVMa,diS0n,V V,V,, VVf V V V -V , Krueger, Annette Ln I l - . QV' s-V.-- h f A . MV T- - O t Veto--Certificates, either'-Qlass A ''or,L,QtSpQiQh,-q1Q'a:'ol Me nzhlgxiilr To Greg because he tosggdozgrgicai, scmggg wifhoig-Class B, are awarded to theschoolsson, Betty. Skaff, M H Salemw-To Jerry Spotted- points Appelwick added 12 for Sec, by the State Health office. InJerry Southmagu, lqprivate jokeb he ,hasnyt had1,md.Unmthefina1u Seconds when schools where 95-100 per cent ofancl Le Roy rxgg ,Od nchin al long? uma - Mme first team came out the Mad, the students have been tested, theyVAnn Ak6I',VVJl1'Y1 Appr ncv Cole -H To 'Barb Barton ison team 'YEBQII committed only sevfrlmcelve HBCMSS A Certificate, ang1wl3enke, Sandra Cole, er ttheftirst quarter .ii' score ot the home five A-Went down at the half. Several long at the ,beginning Vgave the nom'-in schools that have 80195 per centf,S0H, Patty K1'119S'eI oryVof the students tested, they arelstrom, Sharon Lunt, tem awarded Class B. In the MadisonVYm06. CHP01 NONOH, Dutjarea, there are five schools with55US21H Renta L-81 Vr0w.1,Ciass A Voertificates, .land thr.ee5SHI1df'2l Pwhmlqft VU asfschools with Class B'certificates'.-Kafhl Sfvdwlekr an w 1 , -, N. teen Pupils from the first, sixth and 331:36 gigzmgzes V eleventh grades in Madison cityGmZrianx Egmefgzi ofischools, Beadle campus, and Winfmmdlyy Linda Hess nineiffed Schqgyskwere tested' it ilfoonib, EJ-rent Jahr, Ai ialfgl Doctors who administered thegomue Robson, Vero hergtests were Dr's. J. A. Anderson,Max Schrader, Michg Elaine Spartz, Lil Vftegistered. nurses assisted. V fs ll to Mother yn-om the PTA nel ed. S- , P Steve Thayer, Bet -Hemel, Jeannie Va and Marlys Yeriggn isorf I Greg Anderson, 5-J ,yit V Bulfer, Kathi Casev ,le ' n 0 Tom Farrell, Stew' twmxu. 25IlL'LLL3Qj:UUi1l.UL5 ings-in me -gylit k, - V. ,,VkV, V Vi V V . Groenevelm V Gwen S 'The basketball gamestrnay start! sometime during the next week. s The teams are organized by the girls themselves andymost of their 32 I-Jensen, 'Connie .I- H ,,..0lSQn. Sand Kachel, noni MCK Neville, Kathleen ' Taper Foy 9756140012 CSM Ron Scovill and Tom Sogaard were the sports editors. 1. The co-editors of the Maroon were Jerri- lyn Gist and Gail Olson. Mr. I-Iiaring was the advisor. 2. Here are the reporters for the Maroon. 3. The feature editors are R. Scovill, C. Lincoln, S. Schmidt, I. Anderson, A. Christensen, E. Jensen. The news editors were Roz Istas and Colleen Coates. Here we see Dennis Lund, roving reporter, and Donna Hallenbeck, cartoonist. John Andrews, photographer for the Maroon examines his camera. gooffdf LeRoy Wrigg Gary Wilson Roger Southmayd Chuck Moothart John Collignon Bill Bulfer Russ I ohnson Rod Stanford Our playing may not have placed us first in the ESD Conference, but our team spirit and good sportsmanship pre- vailed throughout the season. Ronnie Keever Tony DeGroot Ronnie Ihler Steve Thayer Jim Appelwick Gordon Johnson We They '7 32 0 69 0 26 12 12 0 38 O 49 0 42 6 32 Glen Johnson Marvin Holcomb Fred Hof James Kruel Vermillion Aberdeen Yankton Flandreau Mitchell Watertown Brookings Huron LeRoy Thomas Steven Rhoden 520 ofgaf Jerry Southmayd Gregory Gile Jerry Hof Ronald Scovill C!ZQQl4f?dkl1S' B CHEERLEADERS - Top to Bot- tom: Terri Stroud, Suzette Beyer, Linda Hess, Sandy Coates, goofgaf QS12 aps csfouf A CHEERLEADERS - Left to Right: Gail Olson, Jerri lyn Gist, Susan Rentz, Mary Palm, Donna Hallen- beck, Gay Lynn Johnson, Our strategy pays off. In the huddle, 36 Luefls 90 33 asfefgaf 9140 ups B TEAM - Left no Right - BACK ROW: Coach Bill Hauck, L. Thomas, T. DeGroot, S. Thayer, I. Kreul, R. South- mayd, F. Hof, M. Holcomb, J. Collignon, R. Ihler, G, Johnson. SECOND ROW: R. Keever, G. Fawbush, S. Rho- den, R. Goth, M. Holcomb, M. Schrader. Student mana- ger - E. Meyer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - Left to Right - BACK ROW: J Tryon, M. Whitcomb, D. Keever, D, Prill, B. Rush, R. Dixon, J. Drew. SECOND ROW: B. Bowman, I. Bulfur, L. Tomscha, J. Schneider, T Farrell, B. Olson, J, Aus. FRONT ROW: V. Rentz, G. Deide, R. Heilman, VARSITY SQUAD - Left to Right - BACK ROW: G. John- son, G. Gile, I. Appelwick, I. Southmayd, B. Bulfur, A. Christensen. FRONT ROW: Manager R. Scovill, T. Blair, R. Johnson, T. Orton, I. Ma- roon, C. Smit. ZdSAEZf6CZf On Me Wegounf James Appelwick Jerry Southmayd Russell Johnson Jon Maroon Tom Orton 38 i7afGo0fO12e ZGSAQZI Gordon Johnson l l Greg Bill Gile Bulfer Tom Craig Blair Smit Alan Christensen F 39 i7I GCA Xjiygwdy Zjouzzof C'mon - get those arms up! Let's go! What was the time on that last guy? Russ heaves the Up and over! shot put far. 40 ZQJZQIWQE if gonna QQ! M Qsemesfer .ZQIZOI4 7601 A JUNIOR-SENIOR HONOR ROLL - BACK ROW - Left to Right: C. Lincoln, F. Brehe, I. Southmayd, L, Krueger, I. Appelwick, G. Wilson, L. Aker, S. Cole. THIRD ROW: L. Saarheim, D. Bohl, L. Holcomb, J, Benke, A. Leighton, L. I-liaring, E. Preuss, S, Rentz, T. Sogaard. SECOND ROW: P. Krueger, M. Myrmoe, S. Lotspeich, D. Benja- min, K. Erickson, G. Olson, I. Gist, C, Meyers, J, Anderson, T. Tomscha. FIRST ROW: P. Hanlon, K. Stodolski, C. Norton, S, Schmidt, B. Skaff, M. Plm, R. Sco- vill, I. Lindstrom, S. Lunt. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL - BACK ROW - Left to Right: T. Farrell, I. Aus, G. Holcomb, L, Wheeler, K. Casey, M. Yerigan, M. Holcomb, G, Jahr, S, Thayer, P. Kachel, I. Groeneveld, M. Schrader, K. Neville, B. Olson. THIRD ROW: C. Gutzman, I. Deide, K. Amert, C, Terry, E. Spartz, B. Van Den Hemel, D, Albertson, J. Bulfer, V. Schmaltz, E. Hanson, M. Siedschlaw, L. Stanford, J. Van Den Hemel. SECOND ROW: K. O'Laughlin, D. McKinney, G. Anderson, G. Deide, B. Nightser, L. Tomscha, B. Robson, P. Foley, Y, TePoel, L. Hess, G. Renner, S, Graff, I, Benjamin, A. Thompson. FIRST ROW: I. Cizadlo, I. Spielman, J, Vreyens, E. Terry, S, Saarheim, B. Sly, C. Wilson, L. Hendry, E, Jensen, C. Johnson. 4I K. Zdliwf 1312! fjfere Xe fbrums Bb Clarinet .il-.- M. Fox S. Lotspeich B. Simmons M. Palm B. Nightser P. Hanlon L. Hendry S. Hockett B. Sly B. Van Den Hemel P. Anderson K. Casey M. Ormseth K. O'Laugh1in J. Cizadlo Flutes S. Rentz I. Bohl E. Preuss K. Amert C. Terry C. Gutzrnan S. Beach Eb Clarinet K. Neville Eb Alto Clarinet B. Jensen Bass Clarinet C. Norton P. Olson Eb Saxoghone T. Tomscha L. Aker M. Siedschlaw J. Groeneveld Tenor Saxoghone V. Tomscha C. Johnson Baritone Saxoghone N. Cole Coronets K. Erickson S. 'Cole K. Hof M. Olson A. Erickson D. Albertson G. Jahr R. Cole J. Koehne E. Terry L. Wheeler D. Turner S. Lunt EM C. Coates C. Jewett D. Bohl 42 G. Johnson J. Simmons H. Habeger L. Hiaring Trombones J. Campbell G. Renner J. Aus D. Amert S. Johnson V. Hiaring Bw L. Tomscha P. Bohl B. Neilson D. Nold D. Thayer Drums G . Anderson J . Anderson D. Ryan G. Flaum J. Campbell T. Rathbun Solo Vox J . Lindstrom WUSIC 375212 dI?Of CORNET TRIO - Left to Right: K. Hof, s. c 1 , K. E' k . DUET: s. Lorspeich, clar- 0 6 HC son inet, I. Bohl, flute. CLARINET QUARTET - Left to Right: B. Nightser, B. Simmons, S. Lotspeich, M. Fox. DRUM ENSEMBLE - Left to Right: D. Ryan, G. Flaum, T. Rathbun, J. Campbell, G. Anderson. 43 ,W Gfzbfen gaf The M Club is composed of all the boys who have earned a letter in sports during their years at Madison Central, To be a member is considered an honor, but to obtain this honor, many hours of hard work are needed, r QSQQZ The girls participate in a variety of sports including bowling, bas- ketball, tumbling, and volleyball. In these sports the girls learn sportsmanship and teamwork. 44 yfe Sony Q9 you ALL-STATE BAND - Left to Right - BACK ROW: S. Lotspeich, B. Nightser, M. Palm, I. Anderson. FRONT ROW: I. Bohl, and M. Fox. ALI.-STATE CHORUS - Left to Right - BACK ROW: D. Bohl, G. Schultz, J. Spartz, S. Johnson, G. Terry, T. Blair. FRONT ROW: J. Lindstrom, V, Casey, S. Lotspeich, E. Larson, M. Palm, M. Fox, and Miss Schroeder, 45 EDIQOXK 6501713 y7Zd001? Wzber MIXED CHORUS - Left to Right - BACK ROW: S. Cole, S. Rook, E. Preuss, C. Lincoln, M. Van Den Hemmel, P. Mullen, I. Spartz, R. Southmayd, G. Gile, I. Maroon, C. Conn, P. DeGroot, M. Martin, B. Simmons, K. Erick- son. THIRD ROW: S. Schmidt, I. Anderson, G. Olson, R. Reich, G. Kasch, T. Orton, S. Johnson, S. Thayer, G. Schultz, G. Terry, I. DeGroot, V. Casey, I. Gist, M. Palm, Miss Schroeder. SECOND ROW: P. Hanlon, E. Larson, C. Kirkeby, I. Lindstrom, S. Beach, R. Ihler, D. Bohl, T. Blair, T. Sogaard, M. Schrader, C. Norton, A. Klamm, S. Lotspeich, M. Myrmoe, L. Johnson. FIRST ROW: C. Coates, M. Fox, I. Schrader, S. Graff, D. Ryan, L. Malikowski, S. Rhoden, P. Bohl, A. Hof, I. Gile, R. Istas, D. Hallenbeck. The Girls' Quartet included Jeryl Lindstrom, Sonna Lotspeich, Mary Palm, and Ioan An- derson. They entertained at many Central activities and various out'of-school functions. 46 Llefir ge! yoyeffer 9126 BACK ROW - Left to Right: P. Graham, S. Cole, E. Preuss, P. DeGroot, C. Conn, M. Van Den Hemel, B. Simmons, P. Olson, S. Rook. SECOND ROW - Left to Right: S. Lotspeich, R, Reich, V. Casey, J. Groeneveld, C. Hackett, L. Wheeler, M. Myrmoe, L. Larson, Miss Schroeder. THIRD ROW - Left to Right: I. Lindstrom, C. Terry, K. Amert, T. Tornscha, R. Mullaney, M. Palm, C. Norton, S. Schmidt, B. Nightser. FOURTH ROW - Left to Right: M. Fox, I. Gile, K. Stodolski, S. Beach, M, Ormseth, L. Hess, J. Bohl, P. Hanlon. BACK ROW - Left to Right: C. Schultz, S. Beyer, B. Van Den Hemel, L. Wheeler, 1, Groeneveld, K. Casey, P. Kachel, P. Olson, J. Olson, A. Erickson, E. Hansen, N. Cole. SECOND ROW - Left to Right: J. Crane, M. Ormseth, M. Draper, C. Gutzman K. Neville, S. Hockett, G. Holcomb, D. Johansen, P. Foley, B. Nightser, M, Biegger, Miss Schroeder, TI-HRD ROW - Left to Right: E. Terry, I. Brockelsby, B. Sly L. Hess, C, Wilson, C. Beyer, Y. TePoel, S. Saarheim, K. Amert, B. Johnson, C. Schlim, P, Jewett. FOURTH ROW - Left to Right: S. Domaracki, C. Johnson, J. Cizadlo, J. Bohl, J. Speilman, I, Vryens, S. Hefner, L. Schoberl, P. Whitethorne, S. Coates. ZZDQCAIZQ Zfjebe go! fo Uefgfem POETRY - Left to Right - BACK ROW: A. Erickson, P. Salem, B. Simmons, I. Olson. FRONT ROW: L. Hendry, K. Stodolski, J. Schrader, J, Vryens, Mrs. Groeneveld , HUMOROUS - Left to Right - BACK ROW: P. Bohl V. Schmaltz, E. Pruess, K. Casey, P. Olson, T. Blair, B, Nightser. SECOND ROW: I. Crane, S. Saarheim, A. Thompson, D, Ryan, E. Spartz, M. Ormseth, G. Holcomb, Mrs, Groeneveld. FRONT ROW: P. Hanlon, I. Bohl, D, Hallenbeck, Y, Te Poel, I, Lindstrom, E. Terry, J. Speilman. 5 2 -' 7 'X ' 'f' youll? 63122 0196123 ZDQCIQIZQ DRAMATIC - Left to Right - BACK ROW: V. Casey, S. Rentz, S Cole, A. Christensen, I. Benke, I. Groeneveld. SECOND ROW: K. Rush, M. Palm, M. Myrmoe, T. Tomscha, C, Norton, L. Johnson, Mrs. Groeneveld. FRONT ROW: C. Johnson, L. Schoe- berl. I. Gile, C. Gutzman, K. Amert, C, Reilly. ORATORY - Left to Right - BACK ROW: I. Thomp- son, J. Jensen, D. Simon. SECOND ROW: M. Bieg- ger, R. Mullaney, L. Erstad, S. Schmidt. FRONT ROW: B. Jensen, L, Stanford, T. Stroud, B, Skaff, Mrs. Groeneveld . 49 3966216 cgzbrleen geeasons NFL - Left to Right - BACK ROW: J. Thompson, C. Smit, P. Salem, A. Christensen, S. Johnson, G. Kasch, D. Simon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Groeneveld, M. Palm, V. Casey, J. Groeneveld, B. Simmons, T. Tomscha, R. Mullanev, Mr. Simpson. FRONT ROW: D. Ryan, R. Scovill, K. O'Laugh1in, S. Schmidt, P. Hanlon, B. Sly, I. Ben- Jamin. DEBATE - Left to Right - BACK ROW: C. Smit, S. Johnson, P. Salem. SEC- OND ROW: T. Tomscha, D. Simon, R. Quam. I. Groeneveld. FRONT ROW: K. O'Laugh1in, B. Sly, D. Ryan, J. Benjamin, Mr. Simpson. 50 me Qof W eye. on you U1sUaff771bG VISUAL AIDS - Left to Right - BACK ROW: D. Killion, R. Quam, R. Southmaycl, R, Dixon. FRONT ROW: T. Farrell, B. Van Den Hemel. QUIZ? FHA - Left to Right - BACK ROW: J. Simmons, L. Erstad, C. Conn, L. Aker, C. Hackett, R, Mullaney. THIRD ROW: P. Iewett, E. Cox, K. Crosby, M. Biegger, B. Skaff, M. Myrmoe, V. Spies. SECOND ROW: L. Winesburg, E. Leach, N. Linglne, C. Schlim, C, Wilson, J. Crane, Miss Wenzel. FRONT ROW: P. Whitethorn, R. Church, D. Wandersee, L. Schoeberl, J. Walterrnan, I. Johnson. ' 5 I 95 , af1bnaf.77Q120r Qgoczeg W9 91562 f Gare NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Left to Right - BACK ROW: L. Hiaring, I. Jensen, P. Salem, G. Wilson, I. Appelwick, J. Southmaycl, C. Lincoln, E. Preuss, FRONT ROW: K. Stodolski, M. Palm, C. Meyers, S, Rentz, J. Gist, S. Lotspeich, I. Anderson, R. Scovill. LIBRARY CLUB - Left to Right: T. Tornscha, K. Stodolski, I. Benke, A. Christensen, Mrs. Gulstine - Librarian, S. Johnson, T, Farrell, H. Habeger, P. Krueger. 52 FAVORITE-Q l 7 f 0122 ecomzh Q CSOUHJWI-,7RpUSIC Queen Gail Olson and King Glenn Terry reigned over Homecoming festivities. The candidates for Homecoming were Ierrilyn Gist, Donna Hallenbeck, Jon Maroon, LeRoy Wrigg, Queen Gail and King Glenn, Marcia Wold, Colleen Coates, Stuart Tidblom, and Greg Gile. 54 The Master of Ceremonies for our 1962-63 Homecom ing was Tom Blair. gb? G0m1h7j7Qme Emecomzhy The huge bonfire and pep rally helped everyone catch the spirit of enthusiasm, Ingenuity and effort sparked the junior's A-I Do Re Mi to win most beautiful in the parade, B1ue Hawaii gave the juniors K-Z the most original float, Wolverton Mountain won first in the humorous di- ision for the sophomores R-Z Working hard, kids? 55 70665 Gafcf gaffny Qsfar G l The seniors, through their efforts, made Marilyn Fox and Greg Gile, King and Queen of the 1962- 1963 Follies. Junior class president, Follies royalty and their court, Karen Neville Carol Ron Scovill, holds the Terry, Susan Rentz, Dianna Miller Queen Marilyn Elks trophy which the and King Greg, Gordon Johnson Ronnie Keever Bruce juniors won for their Olson, and Mark Miller. skit, The Studio. vv 56 greaf Wefen 0Qz' QOEQS Figaro and his boys put forth their musi- Jake Trout and his off-beat news add- cal talent to the senior skit, Scenes ed humor to the winning junior skit, from Vaudeville. The Studio. The lunch counter was really busy during Centra1's new group. The TSYHPOS. the Coronation. entertained between acts at the Follies. Justice - Is It Fair? brought out the The freshmen presented a novel ending dramatic skill of the sophomore class. to their skit, The Garry Less Show. 57 f'U Gfrzkfmas Jfoyram 769 Sim! 'Mel Mixed Chorus: Gloria in Exce1sis, and Sanctus, Virginia Casey: O Holy Night, Junior Ensemble: Sleigh Ride, and Junior Sextetz l Wonder As I Wander. Hum, Fum, Fum. Jery1Linclstrom: Jesu Bambino, Mixed Ensemble: Light and Shade and Non Nobis Domine. 58 r w 1 N Slfief ZQM Gfrzlsfmas yjroyram Roxan Reich: He Came as a Lowly Babe, Girls' Glee Club: Lost in Music, The Twelve Days of Christmas, and Twas the Night Before Christmas, Freshman Ensemble: Si1ver Bells. Sophomore Ensemble: Winter Wonder- Dan Bohlz Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head. land, Freshman Sextet: No Candle Was There and No Fire. 59 Sade jfgwhm Wake Jam Jhppy Is there a shy one in the crowd? Looks There was plenty of song and dance like it. during Sadie Hawkins Day. The King and Queen of Dogpatch were Steve Rhoden and Barb Simmons. Some of the local characters enjoy Marriage license, anyone? refreshments . 60 Gafcfa gafhy Qgfar Vasya - - Ludmilla - Tonya - - - Abram - - Sashka ---- - - Rabinovitch Emilian - - - - Phil Salem Novikov - - - - - - - - David Knudson - ---- - Virginia Casey - - Rose Mullaney - -Alan Christensen Tom Sogaard David Simon Gary Wilson Bassova - - Eileen Preuss Nikonorov - - - - Ronnie Scovill Martova - - - - - Marilyn Fox Stchepkina - - - - - Terry Tomscha The all-school play, Squaring the Circle, was a delightful comedy in three acts. The story was centered around a municipalized apartment building in Moscow under the Soviet regime in which two married couples lived. The play was a success under the direction of Mr. Dockendorf. 571212 uafcgzynzny TGP? Lipefiv Have a Tug Would you please sign my The Annual-Signing Party Hey! Who's got my Annual? Annual? brings everyone. fpofo 57 z1cf1b12 Hmm, what goodies do we have here? N Y Going. . .going. . .gone to the highest bidder, The record-breaking amount of money taken in at the Polio Auction really kept the cashiers busy. 62 7012? Q an of gOI'f 1112 e Teri Tomscha and Pam Hanlon rep- resented Central at Girls' State this year. It was held for a week in Mitchell where the girls studied government functions and ran for various offices. Gordon Johnson, Iirn Appelwick, and Ron Scovill represented Central this year at Boys' State. They ran for various government offices and studied our government. Boys' State was held in Aberdeen. 9977? Sonna Lotspeich was chosen DAR representative from Madison Central High School. The nomi- nations were made by the senior class and the faculty selected the candidate from these nom- inees. To be eligible for the award one must have the following qualities: dependability, outstanding leadership, service, and patriotism in her church, school, and home life. sal Qs7.5XS'QI226AQtS' 759 Zesf CyfCr3UGIyfA722y Through the courtesy of the Izaak Walton League, the M. H.S, students were shown films of life in Alaska by Gor- don Eastman, Selections from some of Rod- gers' and Hammerstein's great Broadway musicals were pre- sented by the Knickerbockers, The University of Minnesota presented a The Nissens presented a program on gym- program on space to the student body, nastics as one of the University of Minne- sota programs, M. H.S. 's new dance band, the Tempos, Things really swing at the Youth Night add live entertainment to one of the parties sponsored by the Madison Elk's Elk's Parties. Lodge. 64 Gfarms SZ 6001406 Zdy National Forensic league pins were presented Cheerleading letters were presented to the by Mrs. Groeneveld. A cheerleaders by Mr. Southmayd. Carol Lincoln and Phil Salem were the recipients of the I Dare You awards. Mrs. Bulfer presented G.A.A. awards to J. Jerilyn Gist, Marcia Wold, Gail Olson, An- Benke, I. Schrader, T. Tomscha, S. Remz, nette Leighton were presented awards. 65 , CYMMG ZW Ouf ya our 35,6 .Sa Mr. Hiaring presented Maroon Staff letters Allrlllal Staff letters WSIS Pr6SCl1I6d IO L- to G. Olson, I. Gist, C. Coates, I. Ander- Meyer, L- Hiafing, and L- Barela by Mr- son, R. Istas, and C. Lincoln. P6SChOHg- D. Ryan, M. Palm, S. Schmidt, and K. Stodolski received Declam letters from Mr. Groeneveld. Letters were presented to the Seniors who Mr. Southmayd presented National Merit have been active in Declam during their Scholarship Certificates to three Seniors. high school years. 66 jffs Wfnosf jomorfow cr!-?lUdZ'0G ZDGY Phil Salem was presented with a scholarship Miss Schroeder presented Sonna Lotspeich from Northern State Teachers College. with a citation for a superior rating in the regional music contest. Bill Ireland presented band letters to the sophomores. Alan Christensen, Pam Halon, and Rose Rose Mullaney received from Mrs. Groene- Mullaney received Declam letters for state veld an award for first place in the Am. superiors. Legion contest. 67 Z7 Q12 Yggf gomzlf 7501 Qlream The Nauticles added Sea-Chanteys to the Ir. -Sr. Banquet. Ron Scovill, Ir. Ierrilyn Gist, Sr. Pam Hanlon read Gordon I0h1'1S01'1 Class Pres., wel- Class Pres., gave the Senior Class gave the SI- comed the seniors a Bon voyage Will. Class Prophecy- to the Banquet. speech. G0in' someplace? was the Did you hear the one about title of the main address giv- .l T0111 Clair was the en by Mr, Miltgn Rich, Master of Ceremonies for the Jr. -Sr. Banquet. 68 gre you ffonesome jonzyff? jj F0122 The gym, decorated as a ship, provided lots of atmosphere Y Q at the Bon Voyage Prom. Two couples relax between dances at Several sophomores assisted at the punch bowl, and the prom. earlier, at the banquet. The Iadesmen provided the music. b9 Z accafz ureafe LQOUW Ofeoer Mag Wfone Relatives and friends attended the baccalaureate services held for sixty gradu- ating seniors on May 26, 1963, in the high school auditorium. The mixed chorus, under the direction of Miss Schroeder, sang The Beatitudes and the Choral benediction. Rev. Wayne Bunn gave the invocation, baccalaureate sermon, Whom Will You Serve, W and the closing benediction. 70 graoqzafzbn Cody 9140 Ogldb CI? The girls' quartet sang three Superintendent Floyd Phil Salem and R056 M111- selections for graduation. Thompson presented the laney received the Student C1353 of 1963 , Council Speech Awards from Mr . Southmayd . Dr. H. Wold gave the commence- ment address, Why An Education? The Kiwanis Scholarship I. Southmayd was present- The American L6gi0I1 Cit- Medal to an outstanding ed a scholarship to General iZ6I1ShiP Award WHS PICSCIII' Freshman was presented Beadle College. ed 10 SOHHG1 Lotspeich by to J. Benjamin. Rev. Iewett. 7I Qgenzbr Zyrzfeffljos ANDERSON, JOAN - Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Maroon Staff, Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Dramatics, GAA, Honor Society BAKKE, NANCY - Annual Staff, GAA, FHA BARELA, LINDA - Home Room Officer, Annual Staff, Girls' Glee, FHA BENJAMIN, DEIDRE - fTransfer from Jacksonville, Fla.J BOI-IL, DAN - Student Body President, Band, Mixed, Chorus, All-State Chorus, Boys' Glee, Foot- ball, Track, M Club, Boys' State, All-School Play BREHE, FRANK - Track, M Club CASEY, VIRGINIA - Home Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Girls' Glee, Declam, NFL, Dramatics, GAA, All-School Play COATES, COLLEEN - Home Room Officer, Maroon staff, Band, Mixed Chorus, B-Cheerleader, Dramatics, GAA, Homecoming Candidate CONN, CHARLOTTE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Dramatics, GAA, FHA DeGROOT, PAULETTE - Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, GAA, Dramatics DIEDE, MARCELLA - fTransfer from Millerj DOERING, JOHN - Boys' Glee, Handicraft FOX, MARILYN - Home Room Officer, Band, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Girls' Glee, Dramatics, GAA, All-State Band, Follies Queen GILE, GREG - Class Officer, Boys' Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Homecoming Candidate, Follies King GILE, JANICE - Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Declam, GAA, FHA, Dramatics GIST, JERRILYN - Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Cheerleader, Dramatics, GAA, Tumbling Club, Honor Society, Homecoming Candidate HALLENBECK, DONNA - Annual Staff, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Cheerleader, Declam, GAA, Homecoming Candidate HIARING, LYNDA - Annual staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Declam, FHA, Girls' State Alter- nate HOLCOMB, LOIS - Home Room Officer, Annual Staff, GAA, Girls' Glee ISTAS, ROSALIND - Home Room Officer, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Declam, GAA JENSEN, JANICE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Declam, Dramatics, Honor Society, Girls' State JOHNSON, LORRAINE - Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Declam KASCI-I, CONNIE - Annual Staff, GAA, FHA KLAMM, DONNA - Girls' Glee, GAA, FHA KRUEGER, LARRY - Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Visual Aids LARSON, ELIZABETH - Home Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Girls' Glee, De- clam, Dramatics LEIGHTON, ANNETTE - Girls' Glee, Declam, GAA, Tumbling Club LINCOLN, CAROL - Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Honor Society, Girls' State Alternate LOTSPEICH, SONNA - Home Room Officer, Annual Staff, Band, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Girls' Glee, Declam, All-State Band, Girls' State LUNT, KAREN - qTransfer from Franklinl MALIKOWSKI, LARRY - Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee, Visual Aids MAROON, JON - Home Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Homecoming Candidate, Visual Aids 72 Csenzbz' Zdfrzfe- M05 MEYER, LOIS - Home Room Officer, Annual staff, GAA, FHA MEYERS, CAROL - Annual Staff, Maroon Staff, Junior Follies Queen MULLANEY, ROSE - Home Room Officer, Girls' Glee, Declam, NFL, Dramatics, GAA, FHA, All-School Play MULLEN, PATRICK - Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee NIPP, GARY - Handicraft OLSON, GAIL - Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Cheerleader, Dramatics, GAA, Tumbling Club, Follies Candidate, Homecoming Queen REICH, ROXANNE - fTransfer from Brookingsj RENTZ, GARY - Home Room Officer, Football, Basketball, Track, All-School Play ROOK, GARY - Boys' Glee ROOK, SHARON - Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, GAA, FHA SALEM, PHIL - Declam, Debate, NFL, Dramatics, Honor Society, All-School Play SCI-IULTZ, GARY - Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Boys' Glee SHOEMAKER, ELLEN - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Dramatics, GAA, FHA SIMMONS, BARBARA - Home Room Officer, Band, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Girls' Glee Declam, NFL, Dramatics, GAA SKAFF, BETTY -Declam, Dramatics, GAA, FHA SORENSON, MARY - Annual Staff, Girls' Glee, Dramatics, GAA SOUTHMAYD, JERRY - Home Room Officer, Boys' Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Declam, Honor Society, Boys' State, Visual Aids SPARTZ, JAMES - Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Track TERRY, GLENN - Horne Room Officer, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus, Boys' Glee, Football, Track, Homecoming King, All-School Play TIDBLOM, STUART - Class Officer, Boys' Glee, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Junior Follies King, Homecoming Candidate TUCKER, ROGER - Annual Staff, Maroon Staff, Band VAN DEN H'EMEL, MARIE - Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Dramatics, GAA VANDER GOORE, PETER - Boys' Glee, Track, Visual Aids WENK, CHARLES - Mixed Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Handicraft WILSON, GARY -Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Declam WOLD, MARCIA - Home Room Officer, Annual Staff, Maroon Staff, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, GAA, Tumbling Club, Homecoming Candidate WRIGG, LEROY - Class Officer, Football, Basketball, Track, M Club, Homecoming Candidate, Visual Aids YAGER, CHERYL - Annual Staff, Girls' Glee, GAA 73 A Aker, Leann 18,41,42,44,51 Albertson, Donavon 22,41,42 Amert, Kay 20,32,41,42,44,47,49 Anderson, Gregory 17,22,41,42,43 Anderson, Joan 6,15,24,32,41,42,44, 45,46,52,62,66,70,71 Andress, Danny 22 Andrews, John 18,31,33 Appelwick, James 16, 17, 18,35,37,38, 41,44,52,63,68 Aus, John 22,37,41,42 Aus, Thomas 16,17,22 B Bakke, Nancy 6,14,69,70 Balogh, Steve 18 Barela, Linda 6,3O,31,66,7O Barton, Barbara 20,531.3-2,44 Bauman, James 22 Beach, Sharon 18,42,44,46,47,58,59 Benjamin, Deidre 6, 14,24,41, 70 Benjamin, James 22,41,5O,71 Benke, Joanne 18,41,44,49,52 Beyer, Cynthia 22,44,47 Beyer, Susette 2O,24,3O,31,36,44,47 Biegger, Douglas 18 Biegger, Mary 22,44,47,49,51 BIES, DARLENE 26 Blair, Thomas 17,18,37,39,44,45,46, 48,54,58,68 Bohl, Danton 6, 14, 15, 16,41,42, 44, 45, 46,57,58,59,7O Bohl, Judith 2O,42,43,45,47,48,57, 59 Bohl, Pat 22,42,46,48,58 BOGUE, MR. LOUIS 28 Bowman, William 22,37 Brehe, Frank 6,14,4l,44,70 Brekke, Delcena 20,32 Brockelsby, Jan 22,44,47 Bulfur, James 37,41 BULFUR, MRS. WILLIAM 28 Bulfur, William 18,34,37,39,68 Byrd, Ronald 22 C CAMPBELL, MR. FRANK 27 Campbell, James 20,42,67 Campbell, John 22,42,43 Casey, Kathleen 22,41,42,44,48,59 Casey, virginia 6,45,46,47,49,5o,5a, 59,61,62,66,70 712 OQX Christensen, Alan 18,32,37,39,44,49, 50,61,67,68 CHRISTENSEN, MR. DANIEL 28,40 Church, Rebecca 20,24-,44,51 Cizadlo, Jane 22,-41,42,44,59 Clark, Robert 22 Coates, Colleen 6,33,42,44,46,54, 66, 70 Coates, Sandra 20,30,32,36,44, 54 Cole, Nancy 20,32,42,4-4,47 Cole, Sandra 18,41,42,43,46,47,49,58, 67 Collignon, John 16,17,2O,34,37,44 Conn, Charlotte 7,14,46,47,51,58,59, 70 CONNER, MR. MARTIN 27 Cox, Ellona 18,24,44,51 Crane, Janet 22,44,47,51 Crosby, Eugene 20 Crosby, Karen 22,44,51 D Davis, Terry 22 DeGroot, Anthony 20,34,37 DeGroot, Joyce 18,3O,46,58 DeGroot, Paulette 7,31,46,47,58,59, 70 Diede, Gary 22,37,41 Diede, Jan 2O,41,4-4 Diede, Marcella 7, 14,24,70 Deniger, John 20 Dixon, Roger 22,37,51 DOCKENDORF, MR. DONALD 27 Doering, John 7 Doering, Mary 18,2-4,58 Domoracki, Susan 22,44,4'7 Draper, Marcella 20,3O,32,44,47,54,69 Drew, Clark 16,17,22,37 Drew, Dale 18 Drew, Judy 2O,44, 62 E Erickson, Alma 42,43,44,47,48 Erickson, Kendra 18,30,31,41,42,46,58 Erstad, LeAnn 20,49,51 F Farrell, Richard 18,24 Farrell, Thomas 22,37,41,51,52 Fawbush, Gary 20,37 Flaum, Gwen l8,32,42,43,69 Foley, Margaret 2O,30,41,44,4'7,54 Ford, John 18 74 FOX, Marilyn 7,14,16,42,43,44,45,46, 4'7,56,58,62,7O Frewaldt, Dale 18 G Gila, Gregory 7,14,24,35,37,39,41,46, 54,56,7O Gile, Janice 7,44,46,47,49,58,59,66,70 Gist, Jerilyn 7,14,15,16,24,32,36,41, 44,46,52,54,58,62,66,68,69,70 Goth, Rodney 20,37 Grad, Wayne 20 Graff, Stephen 22,41,46 Graham, Patricia 18,47 Graham, Oscar 22 GROENEVELD, MRS. LEROY 27,49,48,50,66, 67 Groeneveld, Judy 22,41,42,44,47,49,50, 57,59 GULSTINE, MRS. MAE 28,52 Gutzman, Cheryl 20,41,42,44,47,49,54, 67 H Habager, Harold 2O,42,52,58,67 Hackett, Clairene 18,47,51,59 Hallenbeck, Donna 8, 14,33,36,46,48, 54, 58,59,63,66,7O Hanlon, Pamela 18,32,4l,42,46,47,48, 50,58,59,63,67,68,7O Hanson, Esther 20,41,47,54 I-IAUCK, MR. WILLIAM 28,37,4-4 Hefner, Starla 44,47,58 Hegarty, Dennis 22 Heilman, Richard 22,37 HEMRE, MR. LEWIS 28 Hemre, Robert 18 Hendry, Linda 2O,41,42,48,67 Hess, Linda 2O,32,36,41,44,47,69 HIARING, MR. MERLIN 27,32,66 Hiaring, Lynda 8,30,31,41,52,66,70 I-Iinde, Mike 18,30,57,64 Hockett, Lenette 20 Hockett, Shirley 22,42,44,47,59 Hof, Alan 22,58,46 Hof, Fred 20,35,37 Hof, Jerry 20,35 Hof, Karen 20,42,43,67 Hof, Linda 22,44 Hof, Patricia 18,55 Holcomb, Gwendolyn 22,41,44,47,48, 57,59 Holcomb, Lois 8,41, 62,70 Holcomb, Marvin 2O,35,37,41 Holcomb, Melvin 20,24,37 Hough , Merle 18, 70 I Ihler, Ronald 20,34,37,44,46,58 IRELAND, MR. WILLIAM 28,67 Istas, Rosalind 8,33,44,46, 66, 70 Jacobs, I Douglas 18,24, 57 Jahr, Lowell 20,41,42,67 Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jewett, Jewett 'r Elizabeth 22,32,41,42,49,57 Janice 8,49, 52, 66, 70 Jerry 18,24,57, 64 Claude 20,42 Patricia 22,47, 51 Johanson, Donalyn 22,47 Johnson, Barbara 16,17,2O,24,32,44, 47 Johnson, Connie 22,41,42,44,47,49, 59 Johnson, Donald 20 Johnson, Gay Lynn 17,18,31,36,42,44 69 Johnson, Glen 16,17,20,35,37,69 Johnson, Gordon 18,35,37,39,44,56, 63,68,69,70 Johnson , Graydon 18 Johnson, Janice 22, 24 Johnson, Judy 20,24,51 Johnson, Lorraine 8,32,46,49,5'7,7O Johnson, Russell 18,34,37,38,40,44, 69 Johnson, Steve 20,42,45,46,50,52,58, 67 Kachel, Kappel , Kasch, Kasch, K Pamela 22,41,44,47 Roger 18 Connie 8,44,70 Gene 18,46,50 Keever, Donald 22,37 Keever, Ronald 17,21,34,37,44,56 Kirkeby, Carol 18,46 Killion, Darrell 21,51 Klamm, Ardis 19,24,44,46,58,62 Klamm, Donna 8,70 Knudson, David 19,61,69 Koehne, John 23,42 Kreul, James 21,35,37 Kroon, Jerry 19 Krueger, Larry 9,41,44,70 Krueger, Patricia 19, 30, 31 , 41, 44, 52 L Larson, Elizabeth 9, 14,45, 46, 47, 58, '70 Leach, Elsie 19,51 Leighton, Annette 9, 14,41,44,70 Lincoln, Carol 9, 14, 15, 24, 32,41,46, 52, 58, 62, 66, 70 Lindstrom, Jeryl 16, 17, 19,41,42,45, 46,47,48, 58,59, 68. 70 Lingle, Nyla 23,31,44 Lotspeich, Sonna 9, 14, 16,41,42,43, 45,46,47,52,58,63,67,70,71 Lowe, James 19 Lowe, Robert 23 Lund, Dennis 19,31, 33 Lunt, Cindy 23 Lunt, Karen 9, 14,70 Lunt, Sharon 19,4l, 42 M Malikowski, Larry 19,14,24,58,46, 70 Maroon, Ion 9,14,3'7,38,44,46,54,58, 69,70 Martin, Marilyn 24,58,21,46 MARTINSON, MR. MARTIN 28 MATHISON, MR. CAL 28,40,44 Meyer, Edwin 21,37 Meyer, Lois 10,14,31,44,66,7O Meyers, Carol 10,14,32,44,52,70 Meyers, Davis 23 McKinney, Don 23,41 Miller, Clyde 19 MILLER, MR. ROBERT 27 Milligan, Peggy 21,44 Mitchell, Lee 23 Moothart, Charles 21,34 Morgan, Jerry 21 Mullaney, Rose 10,14,47,49,5O, 51, 59,61,62,67,7O,71 Mullen, Patrick 10,24,46,58,71 Myrmoe, Marlene 19,31,41,44,46,47, 49, 51, 58, 59 N Nelson, Jeffrey 21 Neville, Karen 2s,41,42,44,47,56, 57,59 Nighbert, Terry 23 Nightser, Barbara 21,41,42,43,4-4, 45,47,48,54,59 Nipp, Gary 10,14,'70 1 Norton, Carol 19,41,42,44,46,47,49, 58,59 Noteboom , Eugene 21 , 24 O Olmstad, Sandra 23 O'Laughlin, Kathleen 23,41,42,44,50 Olson, Bruce 23,37,41,56 Olson, Janice 23,44-,47,48,59 Olson, Mary l0,14,24,36,41,42,44,46 54,58,59,62,66,69,70 Olson, Pamela 2l,24,42,44,47,48,58, 59,67,69 Ormseth, Martha 21,42,44,47,48,55, 59,67 Orton, Thomas 21,37,38,44,46,58 P Palm, Mary 19,31,36,41,42,44,45, 46,47,49,50,52,58,59,66,68,71 Pederson, Cynthia 19 PESCHONG, MR. JAMES 27,30,66 Placek, Jim 23 Poppen, Wilma 19 Preuss, Eileen 19,3O,41,42,44,46,47, 48,52,58,59,68 PREUSS, DR. ERWIN 28,32 Prill, David 23,37 Prill, Douglas 23,57 Q Quam, Roger 17,23 Quam, Ronald 21,50,51,55 R Reich, Roxanne 10,14,24,46,47,58, 59,70 Reilly, Candace 19,31,49,58 Remes, Barbara 19 Renner, Gary 17,23,41,42,44 Rentz, Gary 10,70 Rentz, Susan 19,2'4,31,36,41,42,49, 52,56,69 Rentz, Virgil 23,37,57 Rhoden, Steve' 21,46,60 Roberts, Ronald 55 Robson, Bonnie 21,41,44,57 Rook, Gary 11,14,70 Rook, Mary 19 Rook, Sharon 11,14,24,31,44,47,58, 59,46,70 Rush, Kathleen 19 Rush, William 23 Ryan, Daniel .21,42,43,46,66,67 S Saarheim, Larry 19,41 Saarheim, Sandra 23,41,47,48 Salem, Paul 21 Salem, Philip 11,48,50,52,66,67, 70,71 Schlim, Carolyn 23,47,51 V Schmaltz, Veronica 14,21,24,41,44, 48 Schmidt, Sandra 19,32,41,44,46,47, 49, 50, 66 Schneider, Russell 23,37 Schoeberl, Linda 23,44,47,49,51 Schrader, Janene 19,44,46,48 Schrader, Max 21,37,41,46 SCHROEDER, MISS MARION 27,45,46, Schultz, Colleen 23 , 44, 47 Schultz, Gary 11,24,3O,45,46,57,58, 64,70 Scovill, Ronald 14,19,32,33,35,37, 41,44,50,52,56,63,68 Shoemaker, Ellen 11,70 Siedschlaw, Michele 21,41,42,44 Simmons, Barbara 11,42,43,46,47,48, 50,58,60,70 Simmons, Jane 2l,42,44,51,67 Simon, David 19,49,50 SIMPSON, MR. JAMES 27,50 Skaff, Elizabeth 1l,41,42,44,47,50, 59,66,70 Sly, Barbara 23,41,42,44,47,50,59 Smit, Craig 19,37,39,44,50 Smith, Jack 23,37 Sogaard, Thomas 19,33,41,44,46,68 Sorenson, Mary 11,15,16 47, 67 SOUTHMAYD, MR. E.A. 16,26,66,67,7O,71 Southmayd, Jerry 1l,35,37,38,41,44, 52,70 Southmayd, Roger 21,24,34,37,46,59, 69 Spartz, Elaine 21,24,44,48,69 Spartz, James 11,45,46,57,58,64,70 Spielman, Judy 23,41,44,47,48 Spies, Verla 19,50 Stanford, Linda 21,24,41,44,49 Stanford, Rodney 19,34,44 Stodolski, Kathleen 19,30,4l,47,48, 52,58,66 Stroud, Connie 19 Stroud, Terryl 21,36,44,49 Sullivan, Dana 23,44 T TePoel, Yvonne 23,41,44,47,48 77 Terry, 69 Terry, Terry, 57, 58, 70 Terrio, Brenda 23 Carol 21,41,42,44,47,56, Euen 23,41,42,44,47,48,59 Glenn 12,14,1e,24,44,45,46,54 Teske, Geraldine 24 Thayer, Steven 21,34,37,41,46 Thomas, LeRoy 21,35,37 Thompson, Angeline 23,41,44,48 THOMPSON, MR. FLOYD 4,26,71 Thompson, Joseph 19,49,50 Tidblom , Tomscha, Tomscha, 50 , 52 , 63 Tomscha, Victoria 21,42,44,67 Treloar, James 23 Tryon, Jack 23 Stuart 11,44,54,70 Larry 23,37,41,42 Therese 19,41,42,44,47,49, Tryon, Sharon 19 , 44 Tucker, Roger 11 Turner, Richard 23,42 Van Den Hernmel 44,47, 67 Van Den Hemmel Van Den Hemmel Van Den Hemmel, v Betty 21,3o,32,41,4 Billy 23,51 Jeanie 21,41,44 Marie 11,46,70 Vander Goore, Peter 11,70 Vetos, Suzanne 21 Vryens, Jill 23,41,44,47,48,59 W Walterman, Joy 19,51 Wandersee, Diane 23,44,51 Wenk, Charles 11,44,70 WENZEL, MISS PATRICIA 27,51 Wheeler, Linda 23,41,42,44,47,59 Whitcomb, Michael 23,37 White Buffalo, Genevieve 21 Whitethorn, Patricia 23,44,47,51,59 Wieckert, Viola 19,31,24,44,55 Wilson, Carol 23,41,44,47,51 Wilson, Gary 12,15,34,4O,41,44,52,57 69,70 Winesburg, Linda 21,51 Wold, Marcia 12,32,54,69,70 Wrigg, LeRoy 12,34,44,54,69,70 Y Yager, Cheryl 12,70 Yerigan, Marlys 21,41,44,55 2 SV Q E M, I 1 N syn afufe .9 yy WX 3 5 A 1 wig fg52?f?O L55 WMS yi 51152 iw jz?5g??z5556fM26f5?Q Q 515 Q? 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