Mitchell Technical Institute - Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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M. .- .., . 4 Y -Q15 EL- gf- 11- v X X :..XX ' , hu .ri-E-:1X,,.- -5j ,4 I gh Er XX: XXQXAX A-,,A,:5X3 31.1 X- il 4,3 MITCHELL AREA VUCATIONAL- TECHNICAL SCHOCL N-N I . 11,, Y ,,, ,,,,1w ,, ,, W ,, i,ll 1iHl W ' , ' iv. ,N ,,, ,, ,, , 1, i 1 .4 ,. M. ,, iw ww ., 4 Qvnn l if Wh. ffm Z, l fi, Z l, I E, J, ,., l we wi, . 1' ,:' N rn w H ' ix I ., ,' ,,, , -- Y We Y, N' .V N M52-, ' W ,, xx, ix ,L, , M 11' We feel Vocational Schools are special. We are W ' H ' , ww . , W Hg, ', my m:I,::w -V-HH! W :E Y X N W V, 1 LI 5 J 1 w, ,w-Wfff., A '1 ,Q,:w1 ww Ma, -- MEN W-5 ., li ,, '- 1-3 u V, I, 'W l ,,, . 1 y y, ,V V, 43 , , ., ll W1 f ',, wx gr, 4,,:.,, ,ffm ' 'I ,, ' 'li M1 , N f if 1, I ' 'HM 'AV -- - 11 ,7 - ecome , y M AN al , :YQ ,,f WM' M ,., ,f jg ,-Q' -, N H 11 I , H Mi H 111 il! 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Registration if Walks to Class X X Classes Intramural Basketball 4 The Cafetorium gf P299 J Evenings at Charlie's Some Had Classes Inside Others Outside Graduation MAVTS Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Four Contents Administration S Faculty The Programs G Students Accounting Agricultural Marketing G Management Architectural Drafting S Building Const Automotive-Diesel Mechanics Commercial Baking Culinary Arts Electrical Construction S Maintenance Electronics Communications Medical Laboratory Assistant Practical Nursing Stenographic-Secretarial Welding Activities Staff Graduates x ' sg ' 0 I Mr. Roy Ziegler became the new Di- rector at the Mitchell Area Vocational Technical School in December after Dr. Albert VanderLinde accepted a position as the Dean of Vocational Technical Educa- tion at Northern Montana College, Havre, Montana. Mr. Roy Ziegler previously was Assist- ant Director of the Division of Vocational Education in Pierre. Hr' 'M 73 ' Mr. Roy Ziegler, Director J J r I H ,, .',,m1N.. w u xl fl W HH I Plans were be un in 1973 and 1974 for en 4 HN 1 1' uw l v I , lm 1. 1 . - fl ' 1 nn.. -.H . ' ' 41 1, J, U l 1 H . . w l V f g - larging the present building. Not only will some of the original departments be enlarged, but new programs will also be added. The two new de- partments starting in the Fall of 1974 are Power Lineman and Plumbin Construction will begin g. in the near future. BELOW are the proposed plans for the addition. l HI SCHEMATIC, STUDY Ammon To Mrrczr-ueL.L. AREA Vo TEC-H SCHOOL. JAN 25 H74 4-gly-.-.--+ ,BOHDWB C :Doble -x2eFv.ne.- A112 Cano - H 'SHEET M5155 NO. 4 czrxcail. M- QSK34' 4564 - fl 1 J- grant-mom nwxssmom-' Golf?-'Dcfl N I 5 27x20 QL :L tr Ll - 7-cL.A5s12com- - - -we we-el is Q ,Pevesz Lmamgi. 1 CIE: -E-LCDRJL Agxzq G7 X 40 27 do h 27x 20 :QEW SED -1-d I , Ill Q -.Q-.f2.-L 8 T -C-5-L -ELEGIQQQQNSQ 271120 -11 E 272420 48,440 ' - 1 N ' HA 0 , LL- I Am1l6fi9roMef,H' -mime u '- ML. - 5, X ' mine f ' I KWCHEN Sezzvlcs 7 io . QTL M: ,QQ . f' N- fl ',., - 1 ,, 'rf 02 .7 Full' A 9 dministration Administration Administration Administration Administration Administl 'v:',H1P -I 5... .-., K I,.., wt. .auf 5 4 l --x l b Mr. Roy Ziegler, Director , 'NJ Mr. Richard Ziegler Mr. Leonard B. Williams Assistant Director Coordinator of Student Affairs 10 n Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration Ad f xy f. ,v1. , n if -rw . 'N W., ix , V5 . 1! , 14 .rs 4- we J THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. Harvard Lewis President- Mr Donald Fraser Dr. Floyd Gillis, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Donald Remundg Mrs. Evelyn Reynen. NOT PICTURED is Mr. Paul Olson, Business Manager i Dr. Robert McCard1e Superintendent of Schools is Ce GENERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ted Anderson Robert Dickinson Ray Eppel Herman Lerdal Lowell Pearson Clarence Puetz F. Dwain Randall Charles Rozum Fra COUN 9 co N9 4 as UTO-DIESEL IVIECH vs-S'.OO,I7 V S CONS G 41 PRAC. NURSING Q ,Q A wg C CPN C? 2 844' Qpx 0 17 '41 Q ,Sr -I 'QL Q G S 5 Q o D: J, fi' I- LL' 8 .I LIJ ulty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty F George Bamsey Department Head Medical Lab. Asst. Lonnie Bickett Instructor Auto-Diesel Mechanics Arthur Blaalid Instructor Arch. Draft. 8 Bldg. Const. Mrs. Faye Brewick Instructor Practical Nursing jerry Buchholz Instructor Auto-Diesel Mechanics james Carroll Instructor Culinary Arts i 7 lty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Fac 1--a,y1,5. .K V , 'IX , we 4, ' , ' ' ,w ' Y, W. .,fW'4'J-v1Y'f'g- ' N. . 1 A ' i' in fm ' , H' yu A ' ltfll. 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G Maint. lux XV' Fw Leslie Johnson Mg., Q!,,,Q lllA: my Instructor ,,,3g1.f 3qr 45, fi ' jr. T , Elect. Const. S Maint. H -'-' l 'fi' :fi it I 5 ina' --ly I I l P Loren Kasten I will tx Department Head W ,V A ' Y- A ' lt lMk . a M t. np g::f'..2 .y gm g g 'tat - W f I Mrs. Frances Keipke '.,4.- HI5 , lJ3.StI L1CtOI' li 'Q Practical Nursing if E, 55, ij 1131 I-of 'V -vers, I cic . fl 0 X-.. .. 5 ' 14 - x. I y Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Facu L. . , M N rf, 'J l y . V J i QA , . H '- , ' sf - 1-rg -gf- wr, H w ur ,Arr Wqllll X71 Mrs. Loretta Klaus Instructor Practical Nursing Mrs. Iudith Larson Instructor , Q 52 Steno-Secrgtarial Dale Letcher r Instructor gms Arch. Draft. SBldg. Const A . Arland Lindsley ' Instructor Electrical Const. S Maint. 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Y, 1-- H--,.-5 , 9 fi, , lngixlgn x -19,11-A4 53 gi! X J x J-rx , -vs 'X , Palecek, Jerry Winner Pueiz, Maynard Mitchell Ross, Jennifer Ft. Thompson Schnell, Robin Lake Preston -countmg One Accountmg One Accountmg One Accountlng One Accountmg One Acc 4--e H '- l W my n - CLASS OFFICERS: Dave Carton, Brenda Williams, jerry Palecek, Joanne Stadlman, Thue, jim Mitchell Veurink, Mel Harrison Williams, Brenda Mt. Vernon Williamson, Don Winner Dale Schuldt Schuldt, Dale Ann Stickney Stadlman, Joanne Parkston 'vw -fF V ' O Hira m' ' ' , fs n 1 il , f. fl 'we fl H ' . V X. - M .. ,, 1 fy We-'f-..-Sf lm - if -.V-.Ali A ' Tflfi ' - ,AL ' V H , n b-.' ,QV -. H- -5 N 2- V? ' :L 'W ,, ' -l!f':: 1 1'fLifJ..L.lL ilflfi il 1551 're gf If ,Q-WJ f 441-1 Qi' . , fu Q Q' 'Q 'l f Q 7 ,, V , 1253. -TLg.11 -:ef , J-,, .M-fy.: N1 v wg faq 1 v .I it iv A, X f m 1 'v . 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N cgi if Anderson, Ed Mitchell Backes, Steven Platte Berkland, Gladys Volga Bultsma, Roland Platte Drew, Joyce Wentworth Fluth, Bradley Emery Fluth, Joel Emery jerke, Lyla Mitchell Palecek, Rick Winner counting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Accountlng Two A Pfeffer, Mike Pickstown Reinschmidt, Ronald Lake Andes Thuringer, David Parkston Tischler, Steven Mitchell Voncira, Dwight Bridgewater Hw- Westling, Laural , c- ,2?' Selby o Accounting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Accounting T 24 To meet the needs of business and the investing public we strive in the accounting program to develope-the skills of recording business activities and obtaining both knowledge and ex- perience in business decision making. On this foundation young men and Thuringer, Rick Palecek zizigeghgiaebuild the tommorrow of i ' 1 -T I QQ,-Q5L,--,i,, -vsf - gd CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Backes, Jerry Wulf, Dwight Vondra, Dave Wulf, Jerry mf 4--N ,W Mitchell .q'gQ i'2'-L! zen, Richard 3 J Woonsocket counting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Accounting Two Ac 25 1 ix Lf My Q 1 I ... . , ff mf' il' Iii' . ff, W 11 H--H ' 'r -f X . WH, --af' - hi Steve Backes and Roland Bultsma Students Learn Basic Principles and Theor Accounting I Principles Class Susan Redfield, Laural Westling, Dave Thuringer, Mike Pfeffer . 'ff sniff' 7, 'iff ' 1' 1121563-1. 1:11, 1,. 1 if :ff at-W i 1 1s-H111 :ffif5,II111y,f'11 ev -45211 A 1.1135-,Qi f..f fl 11m:gv1 .u 'ln-, 3 U 111' N351 -115 1 ,-ar. 1- 1,, -AJP. rbi' 1-r xg 71 1' . .. '. L -T- fElVgl 11yg lf,' WQM11 if 1111 3 1 1 . ' 1-,-',-f x.. .,'1- -1 W1 r l .aj.,.?4i11, , , , ' ' ' al 1119411 ' ' L was i A it-f-. 7- '!11r' ' W1 1 : 1 1 1 , db A. 111:35 1.1 if 1 W I , lx '5 '.' ' l Ye, 1 S4 U pn 5 1 11,5 71. ,iff M. 11 Y it 1' 1211: lf! 1 W' 4' 19. , 1 , 11, 15157: .A 1 I 11'- ' 11 ' ':: -:' ' 1L?3'.1 F I .1 Q. 1: .L 115 1 11 ,1.fF'i- -111 1 '11, 'VF g ,-nd ff- -,pl -V Y ff. 1' 111 41:1 1 I 1 ,II 7 . f . 1 . 1- 1 . A M 1 X Dwight Vondra Preparation for a job as a junior accountant or manager trainee is the goal of the accounting program. First-year students learn the basic principles of accounting and may graduate upon completion of the courseg or they may return to school after stunmer vacation and enroll in the second year program. Accounting II students learn the reasons, methods, and theory behind their basic accounting knowledge. This background coupled with several management courses provides the basis for an accounting or management position. Class activities include: an occasional field trip, Christmas carol- ling, sponsoring one of the many dances or other school activities, and intramural basketball and volleyball. Mr. Miles Winship and the Accounting II Class 26 N, Agricultural Marketing 8: Management Agricultural Mark Anderson, Burton I-Iighrnore Beck, Roger Sioux Falls Fawcett, Randy Miller Fisher, Lee Winner Ghadeyan, Andrew Nigeria Hammond, Lynne Faulkton I-lealy, Dan Irene Holm, jim Waconda Jacobsen, Ri-:hard Canova johnson, Michael Hartford Keller, john McLaughlin Koch, Dennis Plankinton grlcu tura One Agricultural One ricultural One Agricultural One Agricultural One A ' I l l J1 K ,lv ., 1 .- W1 l.,- 'MW f A V ,. , ww. ,, Y. 1 . , ' ,,':v - N . jg S39 -1 4 l . . is , v I dz . , X ,Wy A A' egg ly, K I an-av V4 ,HI-, lwyggw .L ,fr may W, my ,.,, ---1' 35' Iii! f yi ,,.-5454 fl? -3 ., 1 , . ',':V 4.k,,,.., ' 1 W ll I I 1' Y' ar M 5 ilu, 41 r 'V' Fix A fy ,gy A , Q ,,. -,..e -5' .- 4, , . ... ,-...-pf Y. ultural OneAgricultural One Agricultural One Agricultural One Agricultural One Ag 1 'V-4 ,gr ag-v:f-,lt .. ,A i,i are W5 V. 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A as - .- an ?f3.1w'ijj Maher, Brian Redfield Maier, James Morristown Mayrose, Jerry Salem Meyer, Andrew Carter Oedekoven, Dan Newell Rieck, Merlin Mitchell yr gricultural One Agricultural One Agricultural One Agricultural One Agricultural One A Terwilliger, Dale Madison Vannorsdel, Alan Viborg Wurnig, Frank Newell mf Q 1 V 'BY x , lj,-.,,, r li., A ye 'dE 'te', , -sz.-Q.:-4' .4 I if' 1 . 'H '3 .r , .I 5 S , , ,-3 is 1 - 1, , .l in ,V CLASS OFFICERS: Frank Wurnig, Brian Schaeffer, Ed Sheffield, Lee Fisher, Michael johnson 30 ,Th M I . wk E' 1, H u, x - X Ati.. T 'N Q x x ,,', 'tif' 1, W! 0 , I g et A lv., V, ff '-: 1' ,. My L J' mf F :P Z xffIrx.,ff1.44fe ,N.lf.,N X. ,: -' - 'gl A' f' - ' W L., --f wr l WX 3.7. 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Nuhsbaumer, Tom Zell Scott, Dwight Letcher Simon, Rus Rockham ' 'N ,:, .,:,v. .g5:'.' b, ,.1-- .- 1, gy ' 47 , 73, I I. ,il Y L. , - g ag-2-37 , ' F r qw 'Gtr-' , U- X-1.1 ' ' AL f F- ixggw-f' Q , - ,A YN ' X al Xl ' xml lf Agricultural Two Agricultural Two Agricultural Two Agricultural Two Agricultural T ,Inj is X- 1 . 1, 1 r ,itll ,limi YL' Li r 'V' -Q 51 Student Receives, Technical Training in Agriculture The Agricultural Marketing and Management program is designed to give the student more technical training in the various aspects of agriculture so he can return home and efficiently operate the farm, ranch or work as a technician in an agricultural related business in a farming community. The first week of school, the Ag classes sponsored a picnic to get everyone acquainted. During the fall and winter, they participated in intremural basketball and volleyball. While taking courses on raising hogs and cattle, the classes toured the different farms around Mitchell viewing the different methods of raising them. Many ideas were acquired when touring. They went to judg- ing schools in Huron and won second place in the horse judging class. They also helped with the Mitchell Area Ag Expo. The second year students have been taking trips to the National Livestock Show in Denver for the past three years. Various field trips to observe different farming operations of related businesses also help on our + program to increase our knowledge of modern agriculture. The last quarter of the year was spent on overhauling and tuning up small engines. To break the monot- ony of school, the two ag classes sponsored a 50's dance which was a great success. ABOVE LEFT--Ag students working with a few oranges. ABOVE RIGHT--Four slices of the Ag II class: Gary Anderson, Dwight Jung, Doug Kazmerzak, Frank Wurnig. LEFT--Mike Johnson, Lynne Hammond, james Maier. RIGHT -Mrelin Rieke, Ed Sheffield, Owen Ruml. BELOW LEFT-Dwight Scott and Russel Simmon. BELOW RIGHT- Doug Kazmerzak, Rolyn Ludens, Gary Andersen. LEFT-Agricultural I students Lynne Hammond, Andrew Gbadeyan, james Maier. .-Y-'fi' -Q. . 5- L 'A r ' ' ,t N K 1r'w-- My X 4 r' 3 15 ' H 1, v ,, H H W H ., ,,, H Qi Il HH, H in 5 W ' nf anne Ex! ' ,,,,., .., -- 2 M: mi ' Sf W 'fff 'a ' '12- sfrnfffff MH, :H ww 't K W 'W R1 1:1 fl' 'eff ,, H+ W W ' M 1 ...laf!l M'w zfgW ,fm , 'i1 'g55imf: il-5--vP'f:. Eifllf ,,,- 2ifws44.m,fix f!:, 'X---A211 .,- l'1'li.3lf---1-M W 'l' sw H my lx. wig: xx: ,M W V xg, www, ,,,, 1:1 V, Mi. fscgz. W. at M , xx sw ,X 14, H NW H X ' , V 'I Hu ,HM T H sa Hellas an HQ ' 'k' S? n ' :sg Maw ilfiw Riluw 'HH Mull gig my X X 222 sssffi Eiiil :xiii 'X was af 5: M53 Vi wx lfflfxim lt 35 Ii 'i 5 li H 5 w X N in H H l we aw!! 55 Eze . 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Vlasman, Roger ' Stickney M ' Weber, Wayne Highmore .,, I Willms, Ronnie 'Q' Ideal ' W v -L , , .f -'EE'-Hr CLASS OFFICERS: David Epp, Gary Caffee, Dennis Urban, Steven Kroeger 38 QED , fqffwmjf' na- ff Nil 5. ,c 'Ry H 1-. -4' , '. ' a wg - ,- ,.: 5.3 , 4 V 'Fm V it M M 1 ,, 4. -1 - -. 2sf g'2 l 551 '25lg1 ' if-5' M X lf i v Pill .. .. filly. QQLE 5 fi 2' Q' Fw. . JTUX I! 'WH VA f' ,U .-af 5-, - .' A .Y .Q - . -'vt X f ' i n Giga? I, V -I 1 mi ,T ,' Q, It A if ilk, N ..- -awry n Mia mf, yn'-HV! 'ng in 1':k 'flY'f-l A, I i. , 4-.L qi :':1.,7i1'!I!-51 f . A N X X1 ' It A A it wc i ., 1, ii? - 1 Un lk' I ' . 1 is I , it 1 -ktx E A N x l ' -.en 'K 1 11.1, 1 flu! ii ' -L i . 'lag . -f ,r . .'! i l ' M 1. , E 3 l f ' J f A I. TH, , . -If 'D :fb ,,,, ,una i Barta, Randy Freeman Comrade, Pat Redfield Dean, Gary Pickstown Dejong, Bruce Carthage Dewald, Lyle Alexandria I-Ioschcid, Terry Mitchell I Huwe, Tom Brookings Ilse, Adolph Woonsocket Kapsch, Doug Mitchell d B 'ldin Construction Une Architectural Drafting and Bulldm ychitectural Drafting an ul g ra Kinyon, Robert A Mitchell N Kleinsasser, Nolan ' ,, V Huron M' 'P' ' Larson, Tom Canistota. Lingemann, Lyle Ethan Livesay, Robert 7 , Mitchell 4.6. Metter, David Iroquois Nagel, Kim Brookings We Nolan, Daniel Plankinton Norton, Doug Huron ii 'FP Q n si'-tfnsm no , 2 g Llty at erilfikfs-1 chitectural Drafting and Building Construction Two Architectural Drafting and Buildin 40 CLASS OFFICERS: Randy Barta, Nolan Kleinsasser, Lyle Dewald, Darrel Sem- mler, Lyle Lingernann, jack Smith. Producing Competent Technicians in Architectural-Building Architectural-Building finds its greatest expression in residential and com- mercial building, and although it is one of the oldest of arts, its basic principles have changed little with the passing of time. A man may build however his fancy may dictate. For this reason, practically every building has it series of problems. The main objective of the two-year program is to produce a compe- tent technician in the field of Architectural-Building. The first year program is divided equally between the drafting and building construction. The students are taught basic drawing techniques and progress into a multipaged complete set of working drawings for a residential structure. The efforts in the construction shop mesh closely with those in the drawing room. Many of the drawings completed by the students are used as actual plans for the building projects. Usually, each year the students will complete four to six single stall garages and one three-bedroom residential building. The second year objective is to apply the theory learned in the first year to practical work-a-day laboratory and onsite experiences. Concrete and masonry skills will be taught to build a foundation for the framing skills learned the ,,, prior year. A three-bedroom home will be completed onsite from foundation to , f' cabinets. In addition, the students will complete a commercial building plan ' and receive survey courses in the fields of engineering, electricity, pltunbing, and heating plus taking surveying, welding, retail management and building estimating courses of smdy. Schmitt, Larry Kimball Semrnler, Darrel Mt. Vernon Smith, Jack Centerville ' Stewart, Richard ,, Pierre Suanda, Roger rf Tyndall l Nor PICTURED: Thompson, Thomas Ft. Pierre jarding, Charles Humbolt Graff, Mike Huron chitectural Drafting and Building Construction Two Architectural Drafting and Buildin 41 ABOVE-Arch. Draft. S Bldg. Const. I class working in the shop. ABOVE RIGHT-Receiving scholarships from Orville Bussmas of the Assoc. General Contractors of South Dakota Building Chapter are Bill Klinkhammer, David Olson, and Roger Suanda. ...- Y,.,, , AY,,....,. ..,.. N, J A 1 :V , -V , RQL, ABOVE-Arch. Draft. S Bldg. Const. Classroom. LEFT- the First Year Class. BELOW LEFT-Roof Framing on the site. BELOW-Rich Stewart and Lyle Lingemann. 7 V 415- A . ' 'I ' M 1 fr , 'rw , T'. ' AQ' L V1 Automotive 81 Diesel Mechanics Automotive Sr Diesel Mech tomotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel One Automotiv Baan Hoffman, Delwyn Platte Bear, Marvin Winner Carlson, Steve Sioux Falls Chaser, Thomas Ideal . Chytha, Michael Lake Andes Dannen, David D. Colton Denne, Gary Mitchell Fuerst, Craig Wessington Springs Grindheim, Gailen G. New Rockford, ND Hambek, Andrew James Herrick Holt, Roger Cresbard Ioachin, John Mitchell 1. I I'-.. l . . rn A. L .- .1 .AK ' K .. . Hg. I e Die .- 'fii am. H ,,'! far' ' ,V .1 4 .1 A I x , AYP' I it .. i' ia:1ig:i,12, M: r ,K ' t If Hxiiiff' QF, , ,3flg'k1l f' V1 ,l!,1., iw: Xa. ' Q1 L' 'I .t r: 'H W ne Automotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel Une Automotive Diesel One Automotlv I I Nur vi f L,,:.f f . f iff' 'NL1 ,1 . i 4s 1Iu- , V -4 Af N I I L H, M 1 ,r 1 A if fre B 'W I 1' a ' .4 A 4' 1 'J 3 V 47 1 Qt ,y ,R f -f, are I 1 1- If 14' . -1r Q 1 .- ,111 1 M' . N 1- ' .v ek 1f qi , ,. ,ix 11 .J 4 if ' 1 :MT ' Mil A 'N' .r , 'Y 'H r' I Z: E .:,. Y - r',,m I S ' --. , -1, ' an ' 1 ,, .-16911 X A ' Wai? W . V vw- Vxpn.. ,X 'ggi 1 ,..f- sunk .-:nl - .111 . 1:35, I ' f-'I --'ff 1, . V. 1 by uh ' 1 . 1 , . .LXAN X ' 4. in 1-sec, Q :ia fri Rm My-ns., -fl ' -5, rl ef' X l 'z 5Q ' ' , N 1 i 1 f ,A 112: 4-H., 4 1 ji s 5 'Z lr '. 7 'B H ' in - , 'X1g,1x1f 1 1, w wg-L . 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Vernon Merrill, Mark Gettysburg Morgan, Randy Mitchell Mueller, Charles Mt. Vernon utomotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel One Automotive Dle Powell, Walter Chamberlain Roby, Paul Carthage Scheier, Bill Salem S chnee , Rodney Kadoka S chwaderer, Delaine D elm ont S chmiedt, S cott Woonsocket S everson, Dale Platte Sides, Dave Hot Springs Slean, Larry Howard .IL l . ' ' Oriel ll' ,1 . f . ,, , ,N ji ,'A ' 3 ,al 31 ' l l X X l t , l fl' N Hum . ' ls K 1 V, 4,1 , xNS. X ual Nlllx l :ly ' . un r x fn Q 1 I' I, A Il , L , ll' 1' I ' I V XT, fx R ip ww w ' L ,, 1 , . N .I F ,IQ V'-lf, . W - W v , grim 4. mf i wif l if h -x J . ,,m-,l- A ., V, .. ...L.. ar. . .., WN I A., ,W '1JJ 'lIL wg V r M 'Q --4' 1. X e Automotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel One Automotive Diesel One Automotive ' 1 NOT PICTURED: Beers, Wesley Baltic , Fischer, LeRoy Menno xx! T T 1 T wf J' u it ., . , fa .- 1 . ., xl 2 D .df f Hm 'miie' I .I J V J.. J, f P - png.-A ' ,z ,.w '- I, ,HHUM11 '. 1 .lx Middletent, Adr Presho Wilson, Larry Armour Young, Roger Mitchell ian 47 ,r'?'f' 'U r Medicine Eagle, Gabriel Winner Podzimek, Alvin Wagner Strong, Warren Spencer Stucky, Robert Yankton Thomas, Dan Gettysburg Thompson, Tim Wessington Springs Wingert, Robert Woonsocket Zebroski, Randy Sully Buttes Auto-Diesel I Class Officers Andrew Hambeck, Steve Carlson, Walter Powell, Danny Thomas, Michael Chytka, Mark Merrill ' uto-Diesel II Class Gfficers Bill Schultz, Dwain Shay, Paul Larson, Keith Ter Meer Rodney Kono, David Damien, Kurtis Klink, Roger Holt, Randy Zebroski Larry Sautner, Ioel Keierleber, Joe Brtna, Denton Chance - '- - . T ,N Assmus, Alan Stickney Beck, Kenneth Artas Brtna, joe Kimball is ?-?- -r r---Q - , f-- f ,T gl. . ...Y . , , Chance, Denton Carthage Figland, David Mitchell Green, Bob Scotland A A i T I ,lll T - , I K lm ,' 'ji 3 in ff' . , V g A f A i- i i llal 2 l M 1- 4 1. f - ' Heiden, Gary 1 357' if 5 , Humboldt , f ' ' Q',l'l1? xlx' l-il ii Keierleber, joel ' la Eff -1? Clearfield 4:-1v:1.v f N i L5A, : ?-i n ' Larson, Paul , I 13 5, Q ,Eg X Woonsocket utomotive Diesel Two Automotive Diesel Two Automotive Diesel Two Automotive Di i 491 I-larnisch, Lynn Parkston Larson, Steve Geddes Lueth, Charles 'Y X, J Hartford WIT 'LT' 1?N- , ml. HX. , 9?-1 1 , 54 , lx e,, S -,'-61' an 5.55.1 W . Myers, Dennis iff gl, Alexandria fL Richardson Dan 4. - A - Mitchell ' wwgll ' Us ' . Vg: 5 ,M 5 Runge, William 'qeffi' -Q, ' Osmond, Nebraska I Q- 'WI I? V - ' V T Sautner, Larry Gettysburg Schultz, Bill Mt. Vernon Shay, Dwain Mt. Vernon 1tomotive Diesel Two Automotive Diesel Two Automotive Diesel Two Automotive Die 50 'Rx x Short, jim -ky Wessington Springs ' Smallwood, Thomas , , - Mitchell l r v ,Q , ' lfgf l' ' ll 6!1lll1m.W ' Storms, jack - et, '.. 4 Lujv. 'HQ 'l . LQ' 'fx Y if ' 'j,'l'gE1f, fbQ My 1- .libs TerMeer, Keith Alexandria is Verba, Darlen A, .N , f Mitchell A' 'r Wedel,jere1 Huron qw ,, flu :V 2.7 f , - ogg A Wells, Bob bf? Vivian Wetz, Tim sy, , 1. Spearfish : .-. . Ziebart Amiel 'EL' Mitchell A 'la f' X V --.f f 1' 3 V-'.i el- :Eh I, ' '.:.,i V X , . i., . 1..: I-' .. . - f1 1'l-' l ' ., -. l -A i it gui? 1 li it l i X , V -wo Automotive Diesel Two Automotive Diesel Two Automotive Diesel Two Automoti 51 V W r M N tl 1 w ,. 1 1 1' -m . I 1 Jim Short and Amiel Zebart Nh' it-T 4 9-3, L' K my V. Auto-Diesel I Engines Lab Michael ,-,,HQ .,,, i l i li 6 'I Q ,'. . 1 . . If L N ' F 1 ij ' E 52 1 1 I i 1 w I , rn ' ' K Automotlve-Dlesel Students pply Classroom Knowledge to Shop Work The Automotive-Diesel Department prepares the students for the automotive, truck, and farm equip- ment service business. During the first year, class and laboratory training familiarize them with the operation, construction, repair standards, and required admustments. In the second year the students do actual repair work like they will be encountering on the job. Members of the class toured the john Deere Plant in Waterloo, Iowa, and various business places in Mitchell. The class sold chances on how long an old Olds- mobile would nm at full throttle. A large crowd turned out to Watch as the car died after about seven minutes. Every year plymouth sponsors a Trouble Shooting contest for high school and post-high teams. The VoTech team accompanied by advisor Jerry Buch- holz, attended the contest at Bismark, North Dakota, where a team from North Dakota Vo- Tech won. The high school competition was held at Mitchell with the Lincoln High School team taking first place. 53 Auto-Diesel I students in lab 1 ' .yr .. 'n w 1, ww, , w n 1 , 1 - 1 U: H MM , . , ww H-LH, .5:,w,,q.wP'- gm' W5 ' 1 ,W wM.L,gfw1'fear M r 1 51, -Mg, ,,, 'ulm,gfQAHm,I:p,,ww,4W,w' 11- Wg I -- 1 my Nt ..k,, lm, V , wg,.mh , jo ,Q , u,-fqffrJf!.'fili..g N1 jf' .1 Q H' W mf wr,-w' '- f 'M,4,-, Mum .., lv NOT PICTURED: Denne, Gary Mitchell Morgan, Randy Letcher Nopens, Tim Alexandria Schuchhardt, Cr Dupree 11 ww ww IH' ,JM ,,., ,JM aig -- xg ww Randy Morgan balancing tires xv 51'- X Two Auto-Diesel II students Search out the problem 54 . ,KX rmmercial Baking Commercial Bakin C Boe, Mark Viborg Buller, Marlene Parker Davis, Steve Mitchell Graf, Carol Aberdeen Hansen, John Howard Koenecke, Dennis Chamberlain Lehman, Diane Mt. Vernon Mathis, Norma Mt. Vernon Porter, john Miller g ommercial Baking CommercialB k a ing Comme FW! 7 -65. f '! '7F za: ,',f,g.Q, .N . ., ,wi . . ,V , . Q, 5,--'iff ': . i.,,,, , , .i ' S - x 56 I, , 'fly' I N, yi . E 'Tj fqiifroik B B - 1 G ' C 1' 'l - f V , ' ' B . B ig 1 Skoulund, Mel Huron VanDerVliet, Rodney Colton Walters Marlene Letcher Baking Commercial Baking Commercial Baking Commercial Baking Commercial Bakr 1 L , . 91,1 ' -,gg ,I 1 VI 'l ' 'L 4 1' Mg, , rM '4-11 'W M, V24 Q' ' W I 'x D-A-in If -L 'Hb 'xl 7 Wm.. F F I, V ff w 'I ' 1 L l 2 l :W all--N . .N fr' l 'reef Qt-iff if I .,f 'rr.Vr I ' iff: V I Wilson, Clarence Pukwana Wipf, Arla Frankfort hifi .g,':I'7f r -i. Av ,,W.,'- -l A! CLASS OFFICERS: Rod VanDerV1iet, Arla Wipf, Diane Lehman, Norma Mathis, Mark Boe 57 Commercial Baking Students Are Trained for the Baking Industry Commercial Baking students are 11'ained in three basic areas- cakes and pastries, bread and rolls, and cake decorating. The 9- month course prepares the student with the skills and knowledge necessary for a job in the baking industry. The baking student is trained in the production of bread, rolls, coffee cakes, and yeast raised fried products using manual and machine methods as used in retail baking. They are taught how to mix and bake a variety of cakes and pastries using standard equip- ment of the approved type to produce quality baked pastry products. Part of the industry is devoted to the artistic and creative abilities of peopleg such as the development of new porducts and the creation of decorated cakes for all occasions. The students of the Commercial Baking class earned money for a field trip to Rapid City by holding a Bake Sale. Scholarships were awarded to several of the students by different associations and companies. , aa-as-its 58 V fF.JkN3'r I i 7' , Av . .r' lrf V' XXN, ,iff 'sffgl T , V - 3 83, sa- up BELOW LEFT-Johny Porter. BELOW Diane Lehman and Norma Mathis. 1 A n x 3 14 :A 1, .,.gk,- W. . f-i 'T'- -:QV ' ff 'T' xii ':, I C.,,.,,...-pf . ...Q LEFT-the Bakery. ABOVE-Carol Graff. ABOVE RIGHT-David Gackle. H . tr' -' I The Bake Sale, which is held every year, again drew a large crowd of bargain hunters. 59 4 Mark Boe received a scholarship from a. repre- sentative of the SD Wheat Commision. Also pictured are Mr. Richard Ziegler and Mr. Orville Sell. ABOVE-Mark Boe. LEFT-Clarence Wilson. BELOW-Arla Wipf. ff ,PE 4' 60 RSM rf .llinary Arts One Culinary Arts One Culinary Arts One Culinary Arts One Culinary A Brugg er, Wayne S tickney Dwyer, Ron Huron Erickson, Phil Arlington Evans, Tim Sioux Falls Johnson, jeff Brookings Knecht, Mark Britton Milk, Ada Yankton Nielson, jim Huron Noah, Mark Gregory Norgaard, Kim ' Arlington Reman, Rock A Sturgis- 1. . Root, Daryl Sioux, Falls X v 4. f A ,f fp '.,.fm 14' V ,luv U u A L, -,uh 3 ' .,-. Tlfifif. ii' 2, . . , l 'A A i. viii '-ill ' -1 A 'a -St all - C lil . dn ,' ,V r 1 W 'V' 'lv YrQg,L'Tf lf, .. t I uf ivifk' 5:3 1 ..I Ayl' , 25.393, -hh .4 1 ,A A , ,ff ri ...L lrlt 1 . Q. ..., ,,-un F. ue-. 1 u f J ,Q , Ky lx iw M' E. , M , W' .,,gxv 3, x 9x z. -,.-.W-' -. 5' LS, 1. lv, 'N ,Lg 4 l J-1.5 X-,V. V ,, ,,f-',,,.,, ,.:K ff? , , ,g -,jar ' val .. 1 . .-J 1. - .1 , 4 ilk A l,,, ., .fe Twlvlliinnhxhx . Q -I, R xiii ' K ,-.,, . l uq 5 X M, - . ne Culinary Arts One Culinary Arts One Culinary Arts One Culinary Culinary Arts O .4 -,-sh. Sick ' fag, ..7 ' AVN' f Q .-xx 1 U :IV if W , we hh y l -:-. X . M., .I ' fig. 421 vi .fn g I ' 2 . -'f'?':'f '-E ' '-'.-553, If . X ,f -J 4fM 4Px - Wffxa 4 v if :Nj ,- 'He ali: alfa' W , . N. f - -1 . 'I IN 'H' qw A an as , M f . . 'I , - wg, V' ' ',,,-'-,. X -y'f' -'. 2' N , L.. 9 ' . ' 1 IIT , A . 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Q y . il. 5, . .-...sa Q f'..F-i, -' ,TT '5 N' ,N Culinary Arts Two Culinary Arts Two Culinary Arts Two Culinary TOP-Culinary I preparing the noon meal. LEFT- CULINARY ARTS II CLASS OFFICERS: Randy Sherman, Steve Obr, Jim Carlson, Scott Zoller, Carlon Van Wagner. BOTTOM LEFT-CULINARY ARTS I CLASS OFFICERS: Marlin Winter, Ada Milk, Phil Ericksen, cumszeeb, Ted Thie. BE- LOW: Randy Sherman working with the salads. 65 Students Learn Culinary Skills The Culinary Arts students keep the rest of the school from falling by the wayside because of lack of food. First year classes prepare the noon meal for the 500-strong student body, while the second year students prepare the gourmet food for the Oak Room. The meals are prepared in a modern, well-equipped, air-conditioned kitchen using commercial equipment. Time is spent in the test kitchen or the classroom' studying management, menu, food design, and other information of the Food Service lndustry. .fp , l S! , TOP-Mark Knecht. MIDDLE-Ward Sperry and Brian Plucker. BOTTOM -Steve Ericksen, Brian Plucker, Steve Carlson. ABOVE Daryl Root. NOT PICTURED: Steve Eriksen, Watertown Electrical Construction Sz Maintenance Electrical Construction ectrical Construction and Maintenance One Electrical Construction and Maintenance E Ackerman, James Pickstown Anderson, Neal Lake And es Bechard, Roy Pierre Beusch, Dennis McLoughlin Boehnke, Arlen Henry Bossm an, Dean Lennox Brenner, jim Delmont Brien, Pierre Belecourt ND Bye, Rex Gayville if 'Nw' . J, K wg Christopherson, Ray 'fl Hurley ,. Cisar, Don Scotland Davis, Loel Ipswich 10 F N 1 . 'QM . 5 ..-., ,. ' --' 1.'. . N 'qc-H' X . I , Nm -cal Construction and Maintenan A J we 'l v 7' ii ', R xl, yt-Jr-'x ,-.y,,f.r.AT. N., : Mx:-Pt ., 1 , -A I . . 2 In A Aiipw nu - , . 5, W 5 ,HM ., , ' , I ce One Electrical Construction and Maintenance One 1 ,, ,, 'wr' X Q...-1-'F ,x', Lrg,-,,,n ' ' - .-, --e : r- -. . - gr-t-ar.,-M - X , ' ix-'Ax si L L t .J - .l-::'5wf-wn--4-:1-c-' - - J - , . .. x' V. ,M ,nv-ml -..--5' ' 1 Hmm, 45 n Elkins, Edwin Watertown Gilbery, David Lake Preston Granberg, Dallas Valley Springs Guthmill er, Thomas C onde Hardie , Randy Redfield I-Iofer, Reginald Hitchcock Howe, Richard Cresbard Huls, Gerald Humboldt jurgenson, Vincent Beresford Kayser, Kevin Alexandria K emnitz, Rudolf S isseton Lawal, James Nigeria ectrical Construction and Maintenance One Electrical Construction and Maintenance Larson, Paul Wessington Springs Like, Tim G arr etson Meyer, Rodney Huron Olivier, Wayne Pierre Pederson, Stewart Irene Peterson, Steve Wakonda Pinney, Richard Winner Radel, Mark Olivet Ranek, Tom Tyndall Rezac, Richard Dante Rippentrop, Dale Valley Springs Rothenbuehler, John S ioux F alls - - ,V ..,.., . ., , M, ,, , aff ' Sv 4 -al' -nw-V al Construction and Maintenance One Electrical Construction and Maintenance One E l qwfeff' 1,7 . , vm, L VX, ' QF-iffi-'V 'ff-4 W .. y . I I, X X li- 'L , L , W W A I , , 4 .. fgjq n ,m 3 v vw w. qw ..,,' v-,,,,.,, -H-. X'- ' 'f. L y luv , Eu it - 'ff51: ' ,-,- ,wifi - '. H ' .L u ' r, 'jiri . up , A' V A - Jr my liz, hx ,,As4'v 54 , .- R ., It U,1, UW. 'I '- ,. 5 ' Y. V ' ya W 'lx Q ..,Y, - 5, V- 51. 'ff-+ 'r V- 'll I- 'I' .' iw J l -g ' . -Mit-L-P rx l' Q ,jf S . 1 . Q' A F., N V .. -L, .Q X X ,. A W., -V X X 5 X 'NUTS ,- 'i 'full cf .As . 5. Schaeffer, Delvin Olivet Schafer, Gregory Florence Sievers, Larry Bridgewater Stanforth, Doug Platte Steinberg, Kenneth Madison VanOverschelde, Larry Letcher Vogel, Glenn Parkston Weis, Rodney Artesian Wiesner, Gary Beresford Wilson, Larry Armour Wilson, Ronald Mitchell Wirt, Jim Sioux, Falls 4' Blake, Scott Rapid city 'N Buse, Gary Marion Eastman, Mark Sioux Falls , vlqr A 7 Q In - , X, 'r K vwifil V .' .f 4 F ' 'Q W 'fi 1 I Feiok, jeff Platte Fickbol-im, Kenneth Burbank ,L X X Fricke, Dan 'K f V 79' Mitchell W ' - M' 1 'qs ' 1 fm, X, my ' --W - . .. 1 Q V 1 K Geier, Gary Roscoe George, James Dell Rapids Grassel, Ed Artesian Hall, Tom Burke I-Iartung, Tom Aberdeen in X I Hoekman Glen ' ' 'eggp- Colton , A iv-Q' + l l,ln c i l ectrical Construction and Maintenance Two Electrical Construction and Maintenance El I-Iofer, Brian Bridgewater Imrie, Jay Bristol Jensen, Verne Lake Preston IW W I L1 Kappenman, Dan Montrose Kelly, Tom Ab erdeen X Koehn, Dennis Wagner vii, r Rn Y 'TEE-!f?3w mf' 'M Lingeman, Rich Ethan Lund, Dale Fairview ,f Lyle, Michael Beresford '-' M.. ,vmrw '- H mv w 1 1 1 Muth, Chuck Ethan Muth, Don Ethan Phillips, Larry Webster ' ' it- ical Construction and Maintenance, Two Electrical Construction and Maintenance Two W., , .,,:,. 5g,,,,,5, . ,. M H 1-N '- .T . -I-f'fv -'ll' 1 'lx '- ' X, , I . Wim!! fx s in n Rasmussen, Casper K Bruce X, I , Aug, l ,I , R01 Daniel , r l if, ,1 'EL 'z Sioux Falls ' Russell Tony r Lebanon ts A 3' i I! f i.. 2 , I K w,,!'rN?g'! s rw. 4 1:ggXV.,rE'gT if? - I 'vlll i.fg3:VXL1?E.' ' ff 'fr -no '-'rf ' lv -+'jj'+ f' ' ' ' ' Sihnir, Delton Aberdeen Smith, Randy Mission Hill Sorlein, Tor Colton V H H Y V' . lug, 1 gr l Stroud, Robert M : Carthage ' f A ' ': f' ' 5 Swanson, Earl ffl, J Ipswich C rj'j, Swief, Gary Madison 1 , ' W' l rll l trical Construction and Maintenance Two Electrical Construction and Maintenance Tw 74 lj Tschetter, Greg W Huron , Vilhauer, Clayton X Avon l Vonclra, Mark Bridgewater Weber, Tom Bridgewater ' ' ' M t . in---,:!,Z. .wb :rw , - X 1 , 1 Weeks, George Centerville Wermems, Roger Ethan NOT PICTURED: Shryock, Duane Wessington Springs Thorburn, Jonathan Brookings ectrical Construction and Maintenance Two Electrical Construction and Maintenance 75 gf' 5, i-2243315371 ABOVE-Mike Lyle, Verne Jensen, Brian I-Iofer. RIGHT -Ed Grassel. Electrical Students Receive Basic 8: Cn-The Job Experience Elecuical Construction and Maintenance is a two -year program designed to prepare students in an electrical career. Basicexperience and on the job experience is gained through the modern equipped wiring labs and actual wiring of the houses built by the AD S BC classes. Some studies in the course consist of fundamental electricity, electrical drawing, motor theory and repair, electrical heat, commercial wiring, refrigeration, power distribution, circuit controls and related topics such as math, physics and industrial relations. i 76 'E fs Ili, J ,XXI 4 ABOVE-I ay Imrie and Gary Buse. BELOW LEFT-LeRoy Dorale and Mr Hatzenbuhler. BELOW-George Weeks and Glen Hoekman. Q? ' iv If? 52' I P g. -4, 'Q N Q gf PI' 'Q' . 'nl I , ml i U, v 'df at P- ' 'ff.'K-49'-9, , at -5 . ,U , ' I . 'r -fi 5, n ' I ' 5 ' , vl 'pf' uf ' ' v e.'i.Pf. ' Wi 77 E fi Lili x 4 CLCJCKWISE FROM ABOVE-Earl Swanson and Tony Russell, Electrical Construction 8 Maintenance I class, The Class Portrait, and Mr. Lindsley. Electromc Commumcatlons W f L, M. A.., V, , T ME. W, .7 MK ,gs L+ - ,ei r ffk km M141-wvrvi' ML u,g5v7'5.fL ig w ' W Q . mm dv gf f , 322551 ' XL U- Ki .Vw W A x Q: . -X My ,N ,f-,Q 1,35 ,ww x.?,,i,m 4 W ' ,ia W fe lk nm EVM gg Hf.. 3,1 1511 ,L ,, Mi.. M 1. 25 an nw ., ,,,, ME., if.ql,QgLHHm.m,Z ,Lfwm .. , H 1 ,nf , 5131 M 55' kip, rgfwassiff. :ig 'gg ,Q 1 , u ve, XML 1152 if -,sy W. aw If 11. xr' M fgfsmmssnslwmaillz A .gaaugmvuzwmmwnm Q4 Electromc Communlcatlons Elec tronics Communications One Electronics Communications One Electronics Communic Auch, Dennis Irene Berg, Ronald Mobridge Breland, Jack Mt. Vernon 1 3E75E' ' 'UT Et? T., Davis, Wayne Garretson Delzer, Iim Ethan Dorale, LeRoy Spencer Drees, Steven Wessington Springs Engbrecht, Dennis ' Mitchell Gill, john Milbank B0 ions One Electronics Communications One Electronics Communications One Electroni iff 'T 'f Y ' ' ' i T?f '? 'M ' - A- ' in I i 0 i , T ' 1 Gross, Jeff E Greeman 1 Johnson, Dennis Plankinton 1 Ionason, Gerald Viborg Wil I no O 1 1 iawhw Q Kramer, Steven Mitchell ' Larson, Larry f Mt. Vernon Madden, Troy Huron ITEM: ' wif -15: ' .f.s' FN, -,JH ff- cv T Hr J ' Olson, Randy Madison Quiram, Doug Wolsey Roebuch, Lloyd Timb erl ake 1 N I , , Z . - 1 81 Ayers, Mark Lake Andes Bechen, Richard Artesian Bures, Ernie - Ravina hm,.,-i-,.,,., e, - o E xx, if Case, Marion i Mitchell ' 1 Druse , Gary , Woonsocket Ewan, Bill , Webster ' i 1 ' e ' ,ir 'A fsiil M n-- Gering, Jonathan 1351 f Gfeeman i 1. Grablander, Jeff Q The GQ-, kigmili ,Rf Mission Nj 1.,Q1Lb5,f' 5: 25 3 Horner, Dan ig, X Hudson - R '- et' ' 'N'-33' A N lx 'vm -is 1, 1 ff my-3 T1-I 'Ml' I, Timm, 'tlhym 1 1 ,N , ft ld, XJR, 1. as, if -:MSL.1-u':fL2mki'P vlil'-+111 Ierke, Verlyn Tripp Johnson, Michael Lake Andes Juran, Duane Lake Andes I1 Q t ' !k11,,L,llL,, ctronics Communications Two Electronics Communications Two Electronics Communi 'QTITV ini' ' J ,sg-:. - ,:-:x . .. 1 ,:-,. - .x , w .T I ' ' ww Peacock, Doug Mitchell Punt, LeRoy Stickney tml ze .44 V- ' - JL- Is'.'x.'. Rames, Marlowe Olivet Rang, Mickael Mitchell Kisely, Michael Lke Andes Klunder, Mark Bridgewater Lane, Walter Cincinnati, OH Lounsbery, Dean Centerville Moeller, Tom Kimball Novak, ED Tyndall ions Two Electronics Communications Two Electronics Communications Two Electronl Rearick, Michael Mitchell Robertson, Chuck Plankinton Schmidt, Kevin Woonsocket Uecker, Gerald Tripp Weber, Robert Emery Winter, Dave Huron FR A is or i w -,, L w R fj 'Li ' 'TT' 'If ',,, r FIRST YEAR CLASS OFFICERS: Troy Madden, Steven Drees, Larry Larson, Jack Breland, Wayne Davis, John Gill. , I 1'1-Lf. fl' ., 1 'u I' '. H me ul .- W 1,l..f- A ii I -. 'li SECOND YEAR CLASS OFFICERS: Jeff Grablander, Ernie Bures, Verlyn Ierke, Robert Weber, Walter Lane. tronics Communications Two Electronics Communications Two Electronics Communlc 84 LEFT-Leroy Punt. BELOW-Mr. Reitan and Mr. Hatzenbuhler. Solid Background of Electronics Put to Practical Use The purpose of the Electronics Communications program is to prepare the students for careers in the field of electronics. This preparation is accomplished through related and theoretical classroom study and practical work in the laboratory. In Electronics Communications the student receives training in telephone, television service, two-way radio, computer programming and other related roles in the electronic industry. Technical training for these occupations is accomplished by a solid background of electronic fundamentals, including AC and DC current theory mathe- 3 matics, solid state devices, and basic circuits and systems. Basic electronic circuits and radio theory are put into practical use when radios and small electronic equipment are repaired. Verlyn Jerke Electronics Communications I lab. E, LEP' T: Walter Lane, Verlyn Ierke, and Ernie Bures. ABOVE: Larry Larson and Jeff Gross. A , ! ' , ,M 2. 4 J, , .-,' -4. 'Yi fs? L , LEFT: Dennie Auch. ABOVE: Dean Lounsbery and Michael Rang. ' -11711. S211 ., ,. , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 W1 ' 11 11 1 1 1 111 Medical Labor ator 1 1 1 'A 111 1 X 1 1 -11, 1 1 15. 1 . ,. 1 ,, 1 'ff '1 1 it 7' Ei '5'1.2l ffifff 5? 1. '. 55 ., :Y 'E 'li' ,L :L 'H 1 1 1 1 ,Am .Mg gg ' 11 111111 N ' '1 -,1111111 1 Assistant Medical Laborator Assistant 5 'HH 1 1 if ,, s 1' :: , W 1 'L 11 fm If if lf' 11111311 Rifqirig 'U film 2911.1 'Z if Z iii? AC it zz uwfig 1-3' iii?-.111 Mi M111 1 VV.. .-LIL, 1 .. . 11 1,11 11 1 11 1! 1 , ,U 11111 rdical Laboratory Assistant Medical Laboratory Assistant Medical L Barkley, Marcia Geddes Blake, Kathleen Centerville Herrmann, Debbie Parkston I-Iohn, Sharlene Mitchell Lewis, Nancy Mitchell Lounsbery, Cindy Centerville Nichols, Susan Sioux Falls Reed, Pamela Pickstown Robertson, Nancy Mitchell .ll I ' H -.Qs hm 1, . 4 WE rp , E'.,.F,F 33,5 ,F ww Oshawa 1: .- H 13,5-s y-'jaw ,. Ill: mi: If , is fig. 55 -in sz -wwf ,, tw, -Q ,asf .QE fy nl ' n Q1 H+ - NH IH MH f H H 1 1 4 if n , 'g' , I-. atory Assistant Medical Laboratory Assistant Medical Laboratory -'rv'-f--+'f'f?1- --' HUT' . H '. , v.' wr' W r Y,-A -x ,A Q, l Q 4 i r up 1: ll, , , . it! I-V l V Schleich, Nancy Emery Zeeb, Shirley Menno CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT-Shirley Zeeb, Susan Nichols, Debbie Herrmann. BACK:Ma.rcia Barkley, Sharlene Hohn, Nancy Schleich Shirley Zeeb and Nancy Robertson Maus, Ruth Montevideo, MN Mogek, Cheryl Olivet Schnabel, Elaine Menno Sedelmeier, Rita Hurley Sperlich, Myrna Ethan Suelflow, Mary Mitchell NOT PICTURED: Fraiser, Nancy Mobridge tl! mJ',,1w ,. H :Ji Christopherson, Julie Parker Fiedler, Ian Yankton Her Many Horses, Leo Rosebud Kinsella, Robert Pierre n . g U , , . L 4, ww ust Medical Laboratory Assistant August Medical Laboratory Asslstant August Medlcal n h I LEFT- Lab work is an important part of the day. BELOW-Mrs. Schneider gives assistance to Leo Her Many Horses. Fi ABOVE-Nancy Fraiser. BELOW-Myrna Sperlich. . Il we-A 1..- .Q -,,- jf a' -, :?UWulV j1,, , 'f'1'2f, j.Liafi'N -9' ' , ' . , The whole day isn't spent at the lab tablesg here the August grad uating class is catching a lecture. 91 Mrs. Schneider and Mr. Bambsey give a demonstra- tion. ABOVE LEFT-The class is getting a little work done. ABOVE RIGHT-Mary Suelflow, Robert Kinsella, and Rita Sedelmeier. RIGHT-Elaine Schnabel. 92 --t--1.1 ,,1,.., ff- ,-,,,,-pw -Firm: . 13. W- 5-, My 52 W, :Q A. t ,. QM, , , 1 H ,Wa Nm. A. A :N M mi ,ff , ', '31 W. X ' 5 ' . v . Mt vi' A. W W ru S K mlm Practical ursing.Practical ursing Practical Nursing Prac H W I, ,Eu w 1 .4 1 vt 'vf2'P'w':fh-rv N'1 ri: 1' -' , . fiEL f f -, PM ' mf- '.,, 1 actlcal Nursing Pract1calNurs1ng Pract1calNurs1ng Pract1calNurs1 Allred, Jean St. Paul, MN Becvar, Carol Scotland Behl, Pam Scotland Collins, Babette Davis Davis, Sheree Mitchell DeHaai, Jeannine White Lake DeVries, Faye Lennox Frado, Janice Alberton, MT Frediedrich, Jean Mitchell Glanzer, Eunice Spencer Goergen, Helen Woonsocket Gruenewald, Jill Corsica ractical Nursing Practical Nursing Practical Nursing Practical Nursl V W I 1 NH- ., V' H , -'ijt 'I jg.. ,ffl-if J J , I-flfslrrl J ,V 'f A ll , ,T ,, , -W. , uf'f. ,, ,, N ' fu, 'N gr I . 1 fr X! i -yy ,?-2----iw V -Y - gf .l ' 'WZ..i.Q-V M. 3 A Q ,I ,LE , 1-1. Hajek, Cynthia Tyndall Heumiller, Laura Montrose Hofer, Mary Ann Doland Hubbard, Linda Alexandria jarding, Cynthia Humboldt Ielsma, Nancy Springfield Knight, Muriel Forestburg Loddy, Susan Centerville Lyle, Pam Beresford McCann, Mary Tyndall Machmiller, Pam Brandon Valley Mentele, Claine Canova Moody, Karen Plankinton Moody, Linda Letcher Mullivan, Helen Plankinton Murphy, Frances Mitchell Nuttter, Shirley Mitchell Pawelizk, Eileen Bridgewater Petri, Marcia Hiunboldt Picl-mer, Sue Vermillion Purrington, Marnell DeSmet Qualm, Arids Platte Roetman, Cathy Wessington Springs Schaeffer, Nancy Merino fl ai -f ...af Q 5-M7 ' X Lia.,:-' A ,ml -ctical Nursing Practical Nursing Practical Nursing Practical Nursing Practical Nursing 'WZ P 'l1l'2ertgg,i 11 , w- :iv . ,.L if , W- ' ,,...,l. I ' X 0 . f-32? 1' I I -,g-:7.., 1 I x ., 1 .N N . li: i ll l, ig,-,avlf L Q, -J ' V - f t , l W - t N x. A V i .ix lu!! M P P P i P P ' 4 w,,L:3, a i J 'wr J .1 A rls I 1 1 racti cal Nursing Practical Nursing Practical Nursing Sedlacek, Sandra Y TFIPP 5 Warnke , Linda Wessington Springs Weber, Anita Bridgewater IJ, 2l. , A , Wieczorek Janelle 'Qi , , Mt. Vernon iii, .X -11 97 Practical Nursing Pra NOT PIC TU RED: Crowser, Rita Hendricks, MN ctical Nursi x w Practical nursing provides an opportunity for men and womenof all ages to acquire skills, and knowledge that will enable them to bring both physical and mental comfort ,to the sick and injured. - Practical nurses are important members of the hospital staff and are capable of working side by side with the professional nurse and the phy- sician. They 'have not been preparedi or oriented to carry out the duties of the professional nurse. Rather, they are preparedand eager to carry out nursing duties that are relatively free from scientific complexities, and to assist the professional nurse in: the care of the acutely ill. This program consists of a varietylof courses. Some of these courses include clinical experience, anatomy, nutrition, 'medical-surgical nursing, psychiatric nursing, health, vocational relations, nursing funda- mentals, obstetrics, pediatrics, and growth and development. Two weeks inljune are spent at the Yanktoni State Hospital gaining experience in psychiatric nursing. ' 98 Q Yi' I l X I V . 4 ' ,I 11- wx I ' Y' , V M. , . . , N ,, Y 1' ' -,V M ., ,, ,. ,, . Steno-Secretarial Steno-Secretarial Steno-Secretarial Steno enographic-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Sten0graphiC-5eCretarial Stenographlc Hermanek, Marcia Lake Andes I-Ioeksma, Colleen Platte Johnson, Kathy Humboldt johnson, Leila Mitchell Kludt, julie Delmont Knouse, Judy Huron Baumiller, Deb Parkston Delaney, jackie Bonesteel Eilts , Peggy Spencer Groen, Lois Corsica wtf'- 1 ir-1-'- V f .1-V1-.. Q X G-AJ , ,EQ sk A wzlfx 'Qi' f. . ' WAN 'X ,-fs, etarial Stenographic Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarlal Ste Ui, me ' ,,,. ' M' ' H iZ.T?' .ww ,ff 'WEJT -'L V V Sh ff' . 1 1 W e leld, Luanne 'i. I X , Virgil I X N Sip, Arlis -Q f C, ig YFAH Wagner ' Q fr, . -I Steno-Accounting M 'V I 21311111-332 Q 5,53- ' '.'.-.1.-1.-.- ir:.Q-11-:1 1-141-,f H Zg1gigf1-Eliliglm. , A 2 eb A A' :-:-:-:-:-t-:- -1-.g.g-1-54.211-f:4e5:g.g.g.g.gga.:-.-1. S, . , If fgj' Steichen, Polly Spencer Steilen, Dolores Farmer Kreth, Joyce Mt. Vernon League, Peggy Platte Miller, Susan Presho Pfeifle, Michele Menno Plagmarm, Cheryl Alexandria Schwader , S ally Winhed wgraphic-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Stenographlc Suhr, Diane Parkston Thorne, Lois Prkston Villbrandt, jane Wessington Springs Waldner, Kayleen Carpenter W Waltner, Karen Hurley Weber, Luanne Bridgewater Weinacht, Diane Dell Rapids Wheelhouse, Anita Dell Rapids Winter, Mary Huron sw. W Nfl! I. 4 Q . fx, ,vi , , 1 J, X fi-rEz'V's 'WJ' f pe'-. r9 ' i- 3533. x A, '.a'7i-tr ' W L 1hmf.- -. ,N . .,s,.,. .. ' Christian, Denise Kennebec Flisram, Joyce Witten Gray, Sandy Platte Hoffman, Donna Letcher Jensen, Melba Oldham Kotalik, Rita Tyndall Krick, Mary DeSmet Maisonneuve, Frances Alexandria enographic-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Stenographic-Secretarial Stenographi 103 CLASS OFFICERS: Patti Weaver, Marcene Marler, Mark Krick, Rita Kotalik. Olesen, Blanche Viborg Pooley, Debra Mitchell Weaver, Patti Bridgewater Marler, Marcene Artesian Muehlbeier, Janice Scotland td ,,l -w ,I in AL f ' '39 ecretarial Secretarial Secretarial Secretarial Secretarial Secretarial Secretarial Secretarla ,H ' - II ' 'M ylg H H :EM mn, V NI! ll N N N m ' k ' H' uw W up w ly H W Yu 1 ln. mn I YUM H I H N N H I A , , 1, '. , um 4-M V H Xu X Students Acquire Skills of the Perfect Secretary Upon walking into school at Vo -Tech, 55 Stenographic -Secretaries were found to be the star attraction as 500 guys' eyeballs were glued to our bodies. The new girls were carefully scrutinized and stacked-up. The school year was underway. There were three quarters to learn from, to laugh in, and to ponder. Each quarter flew by as We acquired slcill and knowl- edge for our goal, The Perfect Secretary. We learned we must be neat capable, efficient and friendly. Each day was a challenge to gain as much as possible in the short time available. Nine months were quickly up. A spring picnic put the finishing touches on a memorable year, and then graduaiion. We are now going forth in the world to meet, conquer, and face our own problems. ABOVE.-Denise Christian. RIGHT- Business Machines Room West. 1...,--- ABOVE-The Basic Secretarial Class RIGHT -Deb Baumiller. rua Q ? E . ,ngmx K' E 'Mm 'whim I :N , , -v inet? 107 ZX T ' I 941: -'LF-'21 .. ,, U ' m, 'Ne , X X , my H Q H w y ,, A -1 vm H ls-as K S- Atv H V, H w 222 mx au' w Um ai X sei in 222 N H A A , , Q H ,z in H 1 Q, LEFT-Mary Krick. ABOVE-Diane Suhr. BELOW-One of the girls getting some typing done. I .Mew 'Wy 55 Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding elding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Weldln Brockmueller, Craig Irene Campbell, Thomas Wentworth Fergen, Bill Ethan Graff, Michael Mitchell Grohs, Lyle Mitchell Harrington, jerry Armour Hines, Claire Alpena Kimball, Paul Hecla Merchant, Kevin Aberdeen F l. 1'nJ f ' 4 'UN ae, Y . 1 1 I X - fl lx, , 1 . .lgggu NOT PICTURED: Ince, John Custer Leclaire, Philip Herrick elding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Welding Weldlng Weldln fl , ,, ,Annu-. A-4, ' ,MQQB . Nelson, Robert Beresford Schneider, Terry Madison Schnell, Joseph Lake Preston w f 5, -, . .. .-' g ,- -,- 'l ' X . - .V -. L ' 1 :7' 7 V ' L . e:'Lf1f-fgfgg. 7 L viz , . , ' - 'f , it fy REI I jr gl' -' ,911 .A ., JI, ,n j is 3 il 'iii ' E- A, Q Li - e lil W . ACM 11-'u 1 ' -iq' A-V 1 'I dark . e ',. ' 2 - l 'M .45llffQ' Ep yy: ff, 4' ' '. ' J K 'I .g TW'fQ?if :, - 551, ' 'L' N 'N'-gf, 4 Q22 '- xl 1l ri :L -WI! i -N 'ffzjjif CLASS OFFICERS: joseph Schnell, Terry Schneider, Claire Hines, Larry Zuiderhof , Thomas Campbell Zuid erhof, Larry C olton ,..-4 y , ray. .9 rr- ,, . e in lfxsm' .-. L.. -.f'1...- 111 1 r l J,-' l Thiry, Mike White Lake Tillstson, Dennis Mitchell Tschetter, Robert Bridgewater W 0 l Yi ' 'ii A, . -.A-Q-V 4 -- :,?,,,i:q,ffyf,75 f ' BOTTOM LEFT-Bill Fergen. BoTToM RIGHT-Paul Kimball. A Preparmg for Emplo ment as Combination Welders Welding is a nine month course designed to prepare students for immediate employment as combination Welders. The following operations can be performed completely by the combination Welder: Oxyacetylene Cut- ting, Oxyacetylene Welding and Brazing, Electric Arc Welding, and Inert Gas Welding. Industrial expansion in many industries insures maximum employment for many years to come. The employment outlook for qualified Welders is very bright. The demand for certified welders in fabrication and small job shops is increasing. Taking further training for positions in their jobs, and keeping up with advancements in their field are some of the quali- ties of the certified welder. The welding program provides training in various types of welding in the horizontal, vertical, flat and over- head position on common metalsiused today. Welding instruction provides practical application in the welding shop, welding theory in the classroom, and field trips to Sioux Falls and Yanlcton. 1. P ' - J. ' X. D 17' I 4 3 . ' v A, ' 4 5. , Yi .ai if - , -' .I nf , -- p r'.f 'm?ig 7.r?:'f A , ,.- J' ' - Y - fg,,VfitV: p , - .u'1:Q5Q. r s 112 nav-I 2- .1 ':?2f'--, - ,, .' ii? ' 1. - ' 1. 1 shy 5- YQ, f ' . r,- 2, -, ,- ,iw , f' g ' I BECOM 13 41.1 S QW N YUU DR QW 5444A 40 , O c 'Q OSF Q? Q9 O 6 f QP! Z ACCOUNUNG 5 S' C7 X. dsbf Q Q Q- CQ' X O Q90 'U 30 JP O Z C I Q if Q4 O fx QV 0 V Vw 44440 l.CON QD O C S 5 Q U3 l'T'l I- Z 53 I HEI NV a fx W ' is 3 mtl -H '.', e 1, , gs r X ,hflf QNQVN ig . 31, f' 121551 ifyxg, 'Q .gif U v-wg: real? 1 In-coming President Randy Zebroski and out-going President Robert Banks. .fe The first meeting of the Spring elected delegates for the 1974-75 school year. 114 ini ,pl Li The Student Advisory Council Plans Activities The Student Advisory Council, under the leadership of Student Body President Bob Banks, started the year's activi- ties out with a picnic at Hitchcock Park followed by a dance at the school. Throughout the year noon meetings were held to discuss school policies and problems. Some of the activities under the direction of the council were the Snowball, Spring Formal, and school dances. Each class was represented by one member on the council. Five teachers served as ad- visors for the year. They were: Loren Kasten, Francis Kiepke, Rich Hinkley, Loretta Klaus, and Jerry Hatzen- buhler. 115 President Robert Banks presiding over the Advisory Council meeting after the members had steak dinners in the Oak Room. -', , Spring Formal Theme Is Pieces of pril The Annual Spring Formal was held in April at the Mitchell Holiday Inn Armada Roomf The Student Advisory Council did the lannin and decoratin The Ban uet was P S 8- fl followed by the dance with the Apostles play- ing. Mr. Bud Williams, Coordinator of Stu- dent Affairs, and Robert Banks, President of the Student Advisory Council spoke. The Village Bowl was opened for the Vo-Tech students after the dance. I The 1974 Yearbook SEATED-Annual Editor Dale Ann Schuldt STANDING-Asst. Other assistants on the staff were Michele Pfeifle, Jane Villbrandt, Kayleen Waldner, Diane Weinacht, Steve Cramer, Tim Sandness, Marvin Denison, Steve Kroeger. Mr. Bud Williams was the advisor. Vocational Education Week February 10- 1 S was named Vocational Edu- cation Week in 1974. Shown here is Mr. Richard Ziegler, Assist- ant Director, Mr. Roy Ziegler, Director, Mr. Robert Banks, Student Advisory Council Presi- dent, and Mr. Bud Williams, Coordinator of Student Affairs. As. the posters in the back- ground say Vocational Education is for Every- body . an ur 74 9 . , W 'jr ABOVE-Mrs. LeAnn Winship, Secretaryg Mrs. Eva Brewer, Secretary to the Directorg and Miss Tanda Joachim, Secretary. Mrs. Winship's position was filled by Miss Lois Thome QRIGI-ITy in March. ABOVE RIGHT-Food Service Assistants Bernadette Ware, Lorraine Bialas, and Carol Stainbrookf ABOVE-Maintenance Personnel Eugene Burnett, Leo Stoltz, and Alvin Bialas. RIGHT-Kathy Seefeldt, Cashier. 118 in ,,. M If Supporting Staff :fm Af' ,af -it f I L,Q?l.'-.t 3123 LEFT-Members of the SM Company Management after enjoying dinner in the Oak Room. Many area businessmen and their wives came to en- joy the Culinaxjy Arts de- partment's work. 5-...A -1 mmf.,- , . e .,- - 'rgf J- '- S ' Ly-'-ki' gk 1 .I N Xie r::,-N.'i'- 'fm . ABOVE-Two ADSBC students working at the site. ABOVE RIGHT-Some students were seen with two or three of these in their hand during a coffee break. BELOW RIGHT 8 LEFT-The Cafetorium was seldom empty. 4 iv - kr .. ..- ,. A' ' ..4.av gi, U ff : XA IN: Ji' 4 i 'X T 'fe ' i'T'T7 YV w m ' -:ew . V- .d rl imma -gray.:EH-'-'j'j'1g'j if ff.,.vj,1 ,gl .- ' V- t U., 'iijff-.'i. -. -- .- - : '1.'.3.-V:-'.iIQ 'L gz., : - - 1.2 -L ' .1 1+ rip-ffrgg. ,E 1'2i:eg,12:e:'.+2 -3531-,,.L,'-Lf.1g:f.2 - 11.3. 1 , qc , , , 1 , .fsagr-9.1142i,effgieHx+'.fl.1f1-5.-n-'gj:.,,g.-.C1yg,3f:f 13 I 1 M v.--tg. liyriv Q, . am .fi'f:fQ J,-e:i'2- fy-1 - ' 1iil1'f-5.-Gl--351'-ZQ3'f . we : '1 'f- 4iM.'iaZq. -.155?Fgg,i2,ff'L' i! fj'1li1f:f1:f-iq -' gfiggyr ' 2: F EH N. S, ,Q K 1' 'IFN-' 'iff' ' 'QF-' ' V' H- -4. -'ZH' ' -J fi 4. , a u: N - :fb 'wwf' f.': .f,Q'. ff..4 Vw! . Ifltrrxui - F ' f'-J 14 215, H ,. ' ' ' :J lf me . - -L11 ' A1 1 ,, '- 5 w 1 3' V '..i4s W! , '...- J M 1- t Ellf I I ' xg' rn l xx , '14 ' Yh , . . 1 ur? . ...--,..', ,1 ' Q .. .L I I If if 1 Intramural Basketball was held every Monday evening for both men and womens teams. Each class had from one to two teams. Toward the end of the year a tournament was held with Electri- cal Construction G Maintenance IA winning first place and Agri- cultural Marketing 8 Management II receiving second. Some of the teams played other Independent town teams from the area. An All-Star team from MAVTS played two games with the Watertown Area Vocational Technical School. The games were split between the two teams. r w W l 1 A Q E E Q i 1 'A 121 'll Ill The 1974 Graduation Class in the Corn Palace. Scott Zoller receives his diploma in Culinary Arts from Board of Education President, Dr. Harvard Lewis. Uver 300 Students Graduate in MAVTS Class of 1974 Senator George McGovern was the guest speaker for the 1974 graduation exercises. The Corn Palace was filled when the processional began. Randy Zebroski, Student Advisory Council Pres. , and julie Titus led the graduates. The invocation by Reverend Willard Olson was followed by two selections by a group of students led by Gerard Heck. Steve Thomas sang The Impossible Dream . The graduates re- ceived their diplomas and the recessional took them to City Hall and from there to friends and family. 122 BELOW-Senior Senator George McGovern gave the Commencement Address. ' wire-'2f1f. i an l nwzfklfflffln., l .W 'r3H..l'WL'11 sff'-ugh ' fj4a'lg'Liifff,ffalsle' ' .?'1:'J-, 'll,l if lu VM W. 4 ally, I. i f X lf ABOVE-The group of Vo-Tech students included-Gerard Heck, leader, Mark Boe, Peggy Eilts, Nancy jelsma, Bill Klinkhammer, Marcene Marler, Michelle Pfeifle, Sue Pickner, Daniel Schlup, jane Villbrandt, Kayleen Waldner, Marlene Walters, Arla Wipf. RIGHT-Steve Thomas. 123 x A .1, MT :1: I -' ,- 1' 3 . F 1 . f .T :1 1 , , ' Q J P 1 ,p ,., Ga f 1 - 1 H' ',-fi. V FIA' Aa!! ' H F A X - A -,L ,+ -.4 f ' - , I ,. . 7 4 -ii. ' 1 '. 5- .wif -. ,. . X ' 1, 4 - ' H 'I I F . hx A5 QM x,-Q 5 , iw, ,YH :Q .fl ..,, 1 r . XQ, , is , Q ' Q W V. pf' f L- gf - '.'v- x - , -'xif .ui ff- x H - ' 'T:?1f 1 'n ' tx ff g 1 - I, ,fm u f 1 , f 'gp-'7 1 , if ., :::, Q , , ,fM,lg.H.. 9 ' 1 fa W x W- , x +.. EV. -a a X :mm QF, 2351515 buff -' .A , g . 4-fl ' , 4 nf. -ELF. ' L . H 5 -Q--fi 3, Y V ,Q X -w H - hir' 1 -' A.. f x, 39 n. ,D , eq, 1 ,gy , 3555221 NY:-1 -H 1' .. , XZ , 1 , 1' ' 15,Z1.g:f: , ,- J1' 2 n 'rx 417 ' f 1 f V , -Q1 ' .Tzu f-mv - q.nxg - - -.1-,L A v fin ,,-' fn. -.grim ,',, -4 me x ' ,,q,, Members of the Welding class wait for the graduation excer- b sises to egin. Graduates Leave MAVTS and Begin jobs in Their Field of Study V The recessional. 125 YM arlene G. Walters 1973-1974 Graduates ACCOUNTING I KathyJ. Bradley Diana L. Dethlefsen Martin L. Eilts e'FfkGay1en D. Faughender Mildred L. Gerlach 'l0ifJoan M. Hafner DonnaJ. Knigge Joni M. Labrie Roberta M. Schnell Joanne K. Stadlman Brenda F. Williams ACCOUNTING II Edward J. Anderson Steven D. Backes PFGladys M. Berkland Roland F. Bultsma Joyce A. Drew Bradley D. Fluth Joel W. Fluth Lyla M. Jerke dCRickey J. Palecek fFfFMike E. Pfeffer Ronald D. Reinschmidt fFPlsDavid L. Thuringer Steven R. Tischler Dwight D. Vondra Laurel E. Westling Corinne K. Wulf fkrJera1d C. Wulf tRichard D. Zell AG RIC ULTU RAL MA RKETING AND MANAGEMENT Pl4Gary O. Andersen Timothy P. Anderson 9KRobert W. Banks lvan P. Bialas W. Gregory Boyle 'FRandy D. Burnison Duane M. Forehlich PFGerard P. Heck Dwight D. Jung Douglas V. Dazmerzak Gary F. Konrad 4fRo1ynJ. Ludens Scott A. Modine Tom C. Nuhsbaumer . Dwight S. Scott Russell A. Simon ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND BUILDING C ONST RUCTION 9F9FRandy F. Barta Michael A. Breck Patrick, J. Conrade Gary L. Dean Lyle R. Dewald Michael S. Graff Dennis S. Hanssen Terry L. Hoscheid Thomas G. Huwe Adolph I. Ilse 2kDouglas R. Dapsch Robert E. Kinyon 9frFNolan J. Kleinsasser Thomas G. Larson P'FLy1e L. Lingemann PFRobert W. Livesay , d4David D. Metter Kim L. Nagel FrDaniel P. Nolan Plf9FDouglas D. Norton Larry B. Schmitt Darrel R. Semmler Jack L. Smith PFRichard E. Stewart Roger D. Svanda AUTOMOTIVE DIESEL MECHANICS Alan P. Assmus Kenneth F. Beck Joseph M. Brtna Denton L. Chance David A. Figland Robert J. Green Lynn M. I-Iarnisch Gary G. Heiden 9FJoel R. Keierleber Paul D. Larson Steven E. Larson Charles N. Lueth Randy L. Morgan Dennis A. Myers Timothy D. Nopens Danny R. Richardson Larry J. Sautner Craig G. Schuchhardt William A. Schulm Dwain A. Shay James B. Short Thomas O. Smallwood Keith V. Ter Meer Lowell O. Tiize Darlen L. Verba Jerel H. Wedel Robert N. Wells PKTimothy W. Wetz Amiel J. Ziebart COMMERCIAL BAKING tlvlark A. Boe Marlene F. Buller Stephen J. Davis PFJohn L. Hansen PFDennis P. Koenecke eFDianne M. Lehman flfNorma J. Mathis Johny N. Porter fFMelvin C. Skovlund PF9FRodney W. Van Der Vliet 9fel4Arla J. Wipf CULINARY ARTS 126 QCI-IEF TRAINING J 9FPFJames L. Carlson Steven V. Erickson Steven D. Obr BryonJ. Plucker PFfFRandy R. Sherman Ward C. Sperry Carlon C. VanWagner Scott R. Zoller ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE Scott L. Blake fFGary L. Buse PFMark T. Eastman ftjeffery R. Feiok ?FPFKenneth L. Fickbohm eFPFDaniel R. Fricke Gary J. Geier f'FJames W. George etllddie J. Grassel Thomas D. Hall Thomas J. I-Iartung Glen A. I-Ioekman Brian J. Hofer Jay M. lmrie 9FVe1-ne D. Jensen Daniel M . Kappenman Thomas A. Kelly 9FDennis R. Koehn Richard I-I . Lingemann fFDale C. Lund Michael L. Lyle P!sCharles L. Muth Donald L. Muth Larry J. Phillips Casper A. Rasmussen Daniel R. Rol fF9FTony D. Russell Harry D. Shryock Delton J. Sihrer etDavid R. Smith Tor H. Sorlein 9FRobert M. Stroud Earl H. Swanson fFGary L. Swier 'FJonathan M. Thorburn Gregory G. Tschetter PFClay1:on M. Vilhauer Mark P. Vondra Tom L. Weber 'FGeorge L. Weeks 9FRoger V. Wermers ELEC TRONIC S C OMMUNICATIONS 9FMark S. Ayers Richard L. Bechen Ernest R. Bures PFfFMarion L. Case ft96Ga1y D. Druse Pi4William R. Ewalt tFJonathan R. Gering 9fPFJeffr-ey W. Grablander RFDHIIIIY L. Horner Verlyn J. Jerke Michael D. Johnson PF'lfDuane C. Juran Michael L. Kisely Mark W. Klunder PFP'fWalter V. Lane Pk96Dean R. Lounsbery Thomas J. Moeller Pl4Edward M. Novak Douglas L. Peacock UFLeRoy D. Punt Marlowe H. Rames PF9FMichael D. Rang Michael D. Rearick 9fKevin K. Schmidt dfGerald L. Uecker PFRobert E. Weber David G. Winter MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT 9FPlfSuzanne M. Arnick Cheryl L. Butterfield 9FSandra I-I. Crawford Susan M. Dozark vFDebra L. Graf Bonnie L. Hofer Sharon F. Kuchta Twiyla J. May Diane L. Travis Janice E. Welch MEDICAL LABORATO RY ASSISTANT- AUGUST GRADUATES Marcia K. Barkley PFfifKath1een C. Blake PFDeborah A. Herrmann Sharlene J. Hohn Cindy R. Lounsbery P!fNancy L. Lewis Plf9FSusan M. Nichols Pamela J. Reed 9ffNancy L. Robertson Nancy M. Schleich Shirley J. Zeeb PRACTICAL NURSING -A 9ffFJean S. Allred e1sPlsCarol J. Becvar isPamela E. Behl fFBabette L. Collins Rita L. Crowser Jeannine L. DeHaai Faye D. DeVries Janice Frado Jean M. Friedrich PFPFI-Ielen T. Goergen PFfFJill Gruenewald Cynthia A. Hajek Laura J. Heumiller Mary A. Hofer UGUST Linda D. I-Iubbart Cynthia A. Jarding PFNancy R. Jelsman P'FMurie1 L. Knight Susan J: Lodde- PlsPamela Lyle Mary E. McCann Pam A. Machmiller Claire R. Mentele Karen M. Moody Linda L. Moody Helen J. Mullivan Piflfrances J. Murphy Shirley R. Nutter Eileen M. Pawelizki Marcia A. Petri Susan P. Pickner PFMarnell D. Purrington Ardis H. Qualm PFNancy A. Schaeffer Sandra K. Sedlacek Linda L. Warnke Anita L. Weber 2rJanelle R. Wieczorek STENOGRAPHIC -ACC OUNTING P'FArlis E. Sip STENOGRAPHIC -SECRETARIAL 9FDebra L. Baumiller Pennie L. Browen Jackie C. Delaney ekPeggy C. Eilts fFLois I. Groen PFPFKathleen A. Healy 'if96Marcia R. Hermanek PlfColleen M. I-Ioeksema Kathleen L. Johnson Leila M. Johnson 9fJu1ie M. Kludt PlfJudy A. Knouse Joyce E. Kreth Peggy J. League Susan K. Miller 99'FMiche1le K. Pfeifle Cheryl R. Plagmann SaLlyJ. Schwader Luanne K. Sheffield isPolly J. Steichen DlsDolores E. Steilen fleisDiane L. Suhr ff96Lois A. Thome Jane L. Villbrandt PFfFKayleen P. Waldner PFKaren R. Waltner 9FLuanne Weber PlffFDiane M. Weinacht PlsAnita J. Wheelhouse Mary A. Winter SEC RETA RIAL Denise M. Christian Jacquelyn A. Dahl 127 Joyce E. Flisram Sandra S. Gray Donna M. Hoffman PFMelba J. Jensen Rita P. Kotalik Mary M. Krick Frances C. Maisonneuve Marcene G. Marler Jacqueline F. Maxwell Janice A. Muehlbeier Blanche A. Olsen Debra A. Pooley Patti A. Weaver BASIC SEC RETA RIAL Marlene K. Bowman Debra A. Haiar PFMary M. Johnson Kathleen A. Oberembt Alice M. Pueiz fFLisa L. Splitt 'FVickie M. Strand Johnna L. Thome 96flfPaula D. Uttecht WELDING Craig A. Brockmueller Thomas G. Campbell William A. Fergen Albert E. Fink Michael J. Graff Gerald L. Harrington Claire W. Hines PFKevin F. Merchant Robert K. Nelson 9FJoseph T. Schnell Michael J. Thiry Dennis L. Tillotson Robert W. Tschettzer 2fLarry A. Zuiderhof BASIC WELDING Kenneth L. Allen Kent E. Bailey Curtis Biem GordonJ. Connor Kent L. Dicus Michael J. Ell Steven R. Frank Samuel C. Lassegard Kenneth J. McConkey Rex D. McDaniel Scott C. Phillips Fred R. Schroeder Thomas J. Shawd Randy E. Verba fFfFSuperior Honors 3. 5 Grade Point Avera fFExcellent Honors ge 3. 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