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Monday started out wlth Freshman lnltlatlon and all the students portrayed their favorlte entertainers. Tuesday the guys went all out and got many a stare on swltchf transves- tlte day. The girls dldn't do too bad of a job eltherl Wednesday the halls rang wlth nasal voices and whlnlng on Nerd Day. Thursday, Hawaiian Day, excited whispers circulated through the school about who would be crowned Klng and Queen. As evening fell, whispers became reality. Dan Gates and Jan Vlet were crowned the 1984 PHS Klng and Queen. After corona- tion everyone gathered at the football fleld for the burnlng of the V , Friday, everyone was turnln' lt on wlth blue-and-white day. As expect- ed, Parker's splrlt shone at the Big Game that night. Thanks to the students at PHS, Homecoming was a great success. Kristin Selby and Mark Salter M.C. Coronation night. Qt' Queen Jan Viet and Klng Dan Gates. Royalty: Kellie Hay Plucker, Jerry Sanner, Lisa Whealen, Vince Prehelm, Karen Ebellng, Evan Frlese Jan Viet Jim Viet Suzann Hovee, Scott Mohr, Lynn Lukes, Dan Gates. Paiges: Stephanie Christensen, James Even. 3 44.5, I during Freshman lnltlatlon. Junlors had fun on Hawaiian day. T. Kuck, M. Ayres, M. Salter, J. Chaney, B. Lukes, S. Mohr, D. Gates, C. Krumbach, E. Even, L. Heldenbrand dress like girls on Switch Day. Hey Cuties, nice legs! D. Hall attempts to push a penny across the floor B. Levene trles to untle hls shoes during Freshman lnltiatlon. !mf D. Keeley, T. DeVrles, and T. Hass say We hope you have a nerdy day. L. Krumbach, and M. Roth show their talents Monday during entertainer day. 4 HO ECOM N S. Mohr yells to encourage his teammates. Things get HOT after Coronation. S . x . ii ' L. Ketcham and K. Schnabel P.H.S. Band getting ready for the display their new wardrobe. Big Parade. M. Roth and L. Merrill enjoy the Homecoming Dance. 1 E A , , nun M Q. fggo' law igxk-THE , :gy 0 X1 Ill X I ll 5' ill J. Sherard pulls the Royalty down Main Street during the Juniors go ape over Homecoming. Homecoming parade. TRIVIA World Happenings 1. The Reagan Landslide 2. Ferraro's Challenge 3. Mrs. Gandhi's Assassination 4. The Bombing of the US Embassy Annex Beirut. 5. The Ethopia Famine 6. The Summer Olympics 7. Bhopal Disaster in India 8. Implants of baboon and artificial heart 9. The Economy 10. The slaying of 21 at McDonalds in California FADS 1. Parachute Pants 2. Neon sweaters 3. 501's 4. Shakers 5. Knit ties 6. Argyle sweaters MOVIES 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Revenge of the Nerds Baby Fae - First Baby with a baboon heart. ALBUMS 1. Madonna - Like a Virgin 2. Prince and the Revolution - Purple Rain 3. Honey Drippers - Vol. 1 4. Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA 5. Duran Duran - Arena SINGLES 1. Madonna - Like a Virgin 2. Duran Duran - Wild Boys 3. Pat Benatar - We Belong 4. Honey Drippers - Sea ot' Love 5. Chicago - Your the Inspiration 3. Ghost Busters 4. Johnny Dangerously 5. Star Man WH., ,Mil ,uxv Wa QQ ,, E V, iwxxfhilui -. Geraldine Ferrara Prince's Purple reign - Ist woman to run over rack, for Vice President. TURNIN IT O Q . a ax I 2 if A '-' ,N 1. V M - '17 Z SENIOR CLA SS Scott E. Andal Suzann K. Bovee -' - i 1 Russell W. Buseman Deborah A. Cram Susan J. Duncan Lisa A. Dykshom I . 1 x i I - Karen M. Ebeling Arlene K. Fluit f Evan D. Friese Daniel Gates Q - - -T - . rf-.. ' ' - Les B. Heldenbrand Carol N. Kasten Laurel A. Ketcham Regina M. Leber l A r ir J 3 1 l Li-98 M- Luke Lynn C. Lukes Lisa D. Marsh Scott A. Mohr - .gg--S. - Tom J. Morris Michelle E. Novak Vincent J. Preheim Kimberly K. Schnabel 1 - . 3 - ' ,fe - Q Patrick D. Stapleton - LeAnn L. Sturzenbecher Janice R. Viet - X X . ajziiqif. , . ,U - . -32 - Jeffery D. Sherard I ,AH f 2 if f l ' 4 S , ,. F J V '24, I James R. Viet Lisa A. Whealen Homecoming Queen: Jan Viet 8: King: Dan Gates r Vg I W I! - s 'Fi ,M , . Avg 21' I iif F ,325 fx A. w.....m SX- TURNIN IT O v 53 ,f 'ff gf 's if. ah' , A if . i , I inc? Lv i JUN ORS The Juniors of 1984-85 have kept themselves pretty busy this year getting ready for the Junior-Senior Prom. For their fund-raisers the Juniors have been turnin' things on with concessions and magazine sales. The Juniors are looking forward to their Prom, the future, and seeing their Senior year ap- proach fast. Class Officers - President: Kristin Selby, Student Coun- cll: Chad Nelson, Vice Pres.- Sec.fTreas.: Mike Joffer Michelle Almond Matt Ayres Jane Berens Lyle Berens Donovan Budde Lori Buskohl Jim Chaney Amy Chicolne Tricia Duncan .ss by I i -4 my E The Juniors enjoying another Physics class. Tammy Dunham Lana Dykshorn Eugene Even Julie Haase Mlke Hass Darln Hay Phillip Huseman Mlke Joffer Jamie Kllnghngen i pm 34' UN 055 Carter Krumbach Todd Kuck Richard Leber K, W ,X Brandy Loewen Duane Lukes Tim Lund 5 Ann Merrlt Sandy Miller Chad Nelson Make sure you fzlt the right buttons. Mike Jofferl M 'm,...,, Lana Dykshorn and Delle Zebell, goofing off again! 5 5 , QQ' '15 .2 ,fn D. Hay, M. Salter, M. Roth, and C. Nelson enjoying school lunch. Mark Roth x 'Q w. 4 M 3-3254 Mark Salter . Sally Schweitzer Kristin Selby Michelle Smith Delle Zebell N .XX A. Chlclone and S. Miller are trylng to conquer another study hall. SOPHO ORES The Hrst thought of the Sophomores of 1984-85 probably was We are no longer Green-Weenies . The Sophomores kept busy work- ing concessions to start sav- ing money for their Jr.-Sr. Prom. They are turnin' it on with high hopes of their next year as upper classmen . . . Anne Birkestrand Karrie Butenschoen Tricia De Vries Duane Elliot W! Surprised look from T. DeVrles Donald Even Rhonda Friese Class officers Tena Hass - President, Dawn Keeley - Vice President, Secretary- Treasurer - Kammy Ostrom - student council IR to L1 Tena Hass Michelle Headlee Darla Janzen f, What's that smile for C. Novak? Mike Jefferls Jeff Joffer Diane Johns Dawn Keeley M. Jefferls gets a present from Santa 's helper IK. Ostroml. Lisa Ketcham 'vt ,ff sf 2 X D. Keeley and T. Hass slacking off once again.. . i...an1 SOPHO ORES L. Merrill and D. Janzen pose for V fhe camera. Stacey Koller Todd Lelnlnger A.. k Linda Merrill Cheryl Merritt Ann Nelson Ch HS Nn va If K. Butenschoen and A. Blrkes- trand are telling secrets again. e ,. Q :fi-Zgqj . ....,.,,ff The Spanish class takes a break. Kammy Ostrom 3 Q Kenny Pietz Jennifer Plucker Eugene Schaefer Denise Story D. Johns in a hurry between classes Lynn Voagen Denise Weeldreyer 'F g, Q,-,g,gf .b . JM' ?'s43c,,-,T C217 X, 33' 1. if rs ... .,,, l V-. P ,, D. Weeldreyer attempting to block the camera while A. Nelson just laughs. FRESH The first thought that came to the Freshmen's mind this year was probably, We're tinally here, High School. The Freshmen started out pretty good with Freshmen initiation at the beginning of Homecoming week and they have been turnin' it on ever since. at Class Officers - Student Council Michele Crist, President. Jerrlce Nelson, Vice Pres. Sec.fTreas. Stacy Leininger Susan Andal Falth Becker Kenny Berens Darwin Boomgarden Jason Chester Michele Crist Terry Flult Heather Haase Danlal Hall Tracy Helbult Jeff Hertel Jeff Hrdllcka Rlta Husman Mike Johnson .fe 'x FRESH Brett Levene Gary Lindstrom Kevin Mahoney Carol Merritt Kurtis Mlelke Tim Miller Tamra Munkvold Jerrlce Nelson it , 3' , f 2 is , ,F ai 5 t , 3 J. Chester, T. Mlller, T. Flult, M. Pass, and J. Hrdlicka show their great ambitions. Mike Poss Mary Rezek Davld Richter Rebecca Wlnnepennlnkx The Freshmen girls get a taste of High School. S TUD Y. S TUD YI! 1.41-. . Vg . lf' t . M? ,fi Jeremy Schmidt Mike Smith Jeff Trainer T. Miller and J. Schmidt studying, as Freshmen usually do. ---1 , , Q. k . 7 Q V Ji F' -xx. m. X K XX ' xx A X Jgf M-xg Q Pi. 5 , , I ,wwf S WEE THEAR T DANC The Irish Ball was held March 16, 1985 in the old gym at Parker High School. This dance was sponsored by the FHA and FFA. Mobile Music provided the entertainment and kept every- one dancing. Throughout parts of the dance, t-shirts were offered to some people who strutted their stuff extremely well. At the door, everyone was given ballots to choose Sweet- heart and Marshall. Towards eleven o'clock, Michelle Novak and Russell Buseman were crowned Sweetheart and Mar- shall respectively. As the night progressed, more and more people got the Irish Fever and danced all they could. And at twelve o'clock, when the dance ended, every- one went to Godfather's to rest their feet and eat pizza. Marshall Russell Buseman and Sweeheart Michelle Novak take a stroll on the dance floor. Candidates: R. Leber, R. Buseman, L. Sturzenbecker, S. Andal, L. Dykshorn, P. Stapleton C. Kasten, J. Sherard M. Novak xl , QE x Q - 1. , ,ww .2 ' Qi. . lag? 1 51 , y wi, V.. I . .. S? X, Q 5 M ., 6 , ' 5,91 aaae s swf k,-,' A A J. Nelson, J. Jolfer, and friends get down to the beat. 1 1 The candidates dancing their honorary dance. 1. . x El EQ ' X K . Eugene Even ls playing hide and seek in the streamers. What's everybody looking at? Mrs. Van Hove and Mr. Flegen chaperone the dance. M. Salter, C. Nelson, M. Jeffries, and friend take a breather. Jim Chaney decorates for the dance. This year Lady Dracula took the stage. After many early morn- ing practices, the all-school play was presented April 12, 1985. The cast was full of many talented people and it showed. Earlier in the day the play was performed for the grade school who thoroughly en- joyed it. On opening night the elementary gym was packed. Throughout the play, one could hear outbursts of laughter the audience produced. Who could forget Dr. Van Helsing's struggle with Lady Dracula? Under Miss Haisch's direction everything went fine. This year's cast included: Kim - Stacy Lein- Inger, Opal - Amy Chicoine, Robert - Tim Miller, Sonny - Jason Chester, Mrs. Sink - Lisa Whelaen, Luisa - Michelle Almond, Ernie - Vlnce Preheim, Mona - Michelle Headlee, Marcus - Scott Andal, Tod - Evan Friese, Camille Stan- ford - Tricia Duncan, Lady Dracula - Julie Haase, Duffy - Dan Gates, Wallace - Mark Salter, Dr. Laur- ence Finley - Jim Viet, Dr. Van Helsing - Karen Ebeling, Students - Heather Haase and Jeremy Schmidt. Next year's cast will be turnln' on another great play. All-School Play l Lady Dracula has a friendly chat with Duffy. Cast: Front Row - Dan Gates, Mark Salter, Vincent Preheim, Jim Viet, Evan Friese, Scott Andal, Tim Miller, Jeremy Schmidt, Jason Chester, Back Row - Heather Haase, Stacy Leininger, Lisa Whealen, Michelle Almond, Karen Ebeling, Julie Haase, Tricia Duncan, Amy Chicoine, Michelle Headlee 28 The students discuss the strange things that have been happening. People behlnd the scenes: Kammy Ostrom, Todd Lelnlnger, Lori Buskohl, Susan Andal, Janice Carlson Dr. Van Helsing and Dr. Laurence Finley discuss the current situation. ' 2 pl' 6 Lady Dracula getting another victim. ,J 5 Private eyes, Wallace and Duffy are called In to Hnd Robert. JU IOR SENIOR PRO The 1985 Jr.-Sr. Prom received a lot of attention this year. The reason was that there were a few revisions made. For instance, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet was held at the Parkerhouse Steakhouse: a Grand March was held, and instead of a live band the juniors introduced a new sound - Kanaranzi. A lot of work was put into prom. Decorating was started the Monday before prom and finished on Friday. All the juniors pitched in putting up streamers and all the other decorations. The theme of the 1985 Jr.-Sr. Prom was Roman holiday . The colors were metallic red and gold. Streamers decorated the gym, and a special touch was added by putting up Roman columns and pillars. On April ZZ 1985, all the juniors, seniors, and their dates had a very special night at the prom, and afterwards everyone headed over to Sioux Falls for b0WliI1g and breakfast. L. Whealen and E. Friese read the class historv. -snr, V K ,,,,.,N.M.- .,.t.. wpwf, ,..........Q.,.v-sf Nggf -. 3 A A sy- ---1? ' ' if . I A a s n. -f lu ' is .. nsnn A ssse 1 V . ' it ' -.i... S 'Qi If f It M. Roth and A. Chicoine roll out the streamers. Hey girls, wha! ya' doin' up there? In-.1 X f The banquet was a big success! C. Kasten and frlend let loose on the dance floor. V. Prehelm looks like he's having fun COUPICS dancing U12 Hlghf BWBY- B. Lukes and J. Chaney work hard at palntilng, I . 1...4' 'f-Avg'f:- . I I .L i is , 4 .ii I ' -in rx 5 r R13 ..-J-f' A. ' 5 X This year's waiters and waitresses were: J. Joffer, R. Friese, C. 5' X X Merritt' and K. plea- Why are you all smiles K. Sleby? Senior Achievements SCOTT EUGENE ANDAL Twelve year student Paper staff 2,3,4 School play 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA officer 4 Sweetheart candidate 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 SUZANN KAY BOVEE Twelve year student Chorus 2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 Girls choir 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 Annual staff 1 Paper staff 1 FHA 1 Homecoming attendant 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: football 4 girls basketball 2,3 wrestling 2,3,4 Stage band 3,4 Accompanist 1,2,3,4 RUSSELL WADE BUSEMAN Twelve year student National honor society 3,4 Boys state 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA officer 2,4 Sweetheart marshal 4 Football 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 B 32 LISA ANN DYKSHORN Band 1,2,3,4 Paper staff 3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Sweetheart candidate 4 Basketball 1 Track 2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Librarian 1,2,3,4 KAREN MARIE EBELING Twelve year student Chorus 1,2,3,4 Soloist 2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 Girls choir 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 All state chorus 3 Annual staff 1,2 School play 2,3,4 FHA 1 Homecoming attendant 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: football 4 girls basketball 3 boys basketball 2,3,4 wrestling 1 Accompanist 1,2,3,4 ARLENE KAY FLUIT Twelve year student Band 1,2,3,4 EVAN FRIESE Twelve year student Chorus 2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 Boys choir 2,3 Band 1,2,3 All State chorus 4 Paper staff 2,3 School play 1,2,3,4 Class officer 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2 FFA officer 2 Homecoming attendant 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3 Pep club 3,4 Student council 1,2,3,4 DANIEL N. GATES Band 1,2,3 School play 4 FFA 1 Homecoming king 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Wrestling 3,4 Track 1,2,3 Pep club 4 Stage band 3 LES HELDENBRAND Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Annual staff 3,4 Track 3 Stage band 3,4 CAROL NOEL KASTEN Twelve year student Chorus 4 Annual staff 3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Sweetheart candidate 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Student manager: track 4 Drillteam 1,2,3 LAUREL A. KETCHAM Twelve year stud Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,4 Annual staff 1,2 Declam 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Drillteam 1,2,3 Librarian 2 REGINA MAY LEBER Twelve year stude Band 1,2,3,4 Girls state 3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Sweetheart candidate 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 4 LISA LUKE Twelve year stude Band 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 4 Pep club 1,2 LYNN C. LUKES Twelve year stude Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 1,4 School play 2 Homecoming attendant 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,4 Student manager: wrestling Pep club 2,3,4 Student council 1 Librarian 3 Stage band 4 LISA DA WN MARSH Twelve year studen Annual staff 2,3,4 Annual editor 4 National honor society 3,4 School play 2 Declam 3,4 FHA 1 Track 2,3 Student manager: 3,4 Volleyball Drillteam 2,3 Librarian 4 SCOTT MOHR Twelve year student Band 1,2,3,4 Homecoming attendant 4 Football 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Stage band 3,4 THOMAS JAMES MORRIS Twelve year student Band 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Track 1 MICHELLE ELIZABETH NOVAK Paper staff 2,3,4 Paper staff editor 4 Nationa! honor society 3,4 Declam 3 Class officer 1 FHA 1 FHA officer 2,3 Region IV Sec.-Treas. 4 Sweetheart queen 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Student manager: 2 basketball Pep club 2,3,4 Librarian 3,4 VINCENT J. PREHEIM Twelve year student Paper staff 2,3 School play 2,3,4 Declam 2 Boys state 3 FFA 1,2 Homecoming attendant 4 Basketball 1,3,4 Student body president 4 Librarian 1,2,3,4 KIMBERLY KAY SCHNABEL Chorus 2,4 Soloist 2,4 Ensemble 4 Girls choir 2,4 Band 1,2,3 Ensemble 2,3 National honor society 3,4 Declam 2,3,4 Class officer 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Pep club 1,2 Student council 3 Prom Chariman 3 JEFFREY DEE SHERARD Twelve year student Chorus 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA officer 2,3,4 Sweetheart candidate 4 Football 1,2,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 PATRICK DOUGLAS STAPLETON Twelve year student FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA officer 4 Sweetheart candidate 4 Boys basketball 1,2 Wrestling 3 LEANN LYNN STURZENBECHER Twelve year student Band 1,2,3,4 Paper staff 3 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA officer 1 Sweetheart candidate 4 Girls basketball 1 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Student manager: 4 track Pep club 1,2,3 Librarian 1,2,3,4 JANICE RENAE VIET Twelve year student Chours 2,4 Ensemble 2,4 Girls Choir 2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Annual staff 2 Girls state alternate 3 Class officer 3 FHA 1,2 Homecoming queen 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Student manager: 2,3,4 boys basketball Pep club 2,3 Librarian 3 JIM VIET Twelve year student Chorus 2,3,4 Soloist 3 Ensemble 2,3,4 Boys choir 2,3 All state chorus 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Ensemble 1,2,3 Soloist 1,2 School play 4 Class officer 2,4 FFA 1,2 Homecoming attendant 4 Football 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Student council 2,4 LISA ANN WHEALEN Twelve year student Chorus 3,4 Ensemble 3,4 Girls choir 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 School play 2,3,4 Class officer 4 FHA 1,2,3 FHA officer 2,3 Homecoming attendant 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3 Student manager: 2 boys basketball Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading: Wrestling Accompianist 1,2,3,4 33 P RKER N I N ETY-FI FTH ,, COITIIIICHCCIIICHT O EXCICISC Sunday, May 26, I 985 PROCESSIONAL .......................................... Band Pomp and Circumstance ............... Elgar - arr. Plahar JUNIOR CLASS MARSHALLS Carter Krumbach - Tricia Duncan INVOCATION .................................. Rev. David Mack United Methodist Church WELCOME ..... ........................... M r. Darrell Salter Majestia ............................ ..... J ames Swearingen Band PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ..... .... M r. Wallace Hortness PRESENTATION OF SPEAKERS ..... .... M r. Wallace Hortness What is Our Purpose in Life?' '... .... R ussell Buseman Growing 81 Changing ............ ...... M ichelle Novak Which Direction Will You Take?' '........ Kimberly Schnabel Life Keeps Movin' .. ................... ....... D on Besig Like An Eagle .................................. Carl Strommen High School Choir It's Time For Movin' On' '...................... ...... D on Besig Senior Choir Ensemble PRESENTATION OF CLASS ............... Mr. Wallace Hortness L PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ......... ....... M r. Ivan Friese BENEDICTION ................................. Rev. David Mack United Methodist Church RECESSIONAL .............................. .... B and HONOR STUDENTS Michelle Novak 81 Kimberly Schnabel ............................... i Russell Buseman ...................... Evan Friese ...............,......... Lisa Whealen . .. JSITISS Viet ........ Vincent Preheim .................... Juniors Tricia Duncan and Carter Krumbach escort the seniors Into the Commencement Exercise. AND CLASS OFFICERS Valedictorian Salulatorian President Vice-President SecrelarylTreasurer Student Council ...,. Student Body President SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Always have a dream for a dream is the beginning of success. CLASS COLORS Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation cf! The Seniors rise to proceed and receive their diplomas. 35 BAD The Parker High School was turnin' it on again this year. The tantalizing tunes of the band could be heard in the ever popular homecoming parade. The tunes were also heard at Viborg's homecoming parade. Madison was also honored by the band's presence. The band performed their annual Christmas and Spring concerts. This year Lynn Lukes was the recipient of the John Philip Sousa award. To raise money the band sold soft soap and tins of cocoa. Next year the band will be turnin' on to bigger and better things. . , . , . g p on their clarinet trio. M. Headlee and D. Johns received superior on their instrumental solos. ,- Cya' L Ketcham I. Whealen and K Ebelln received a su erior First Row: J. Viet, S. Bovee, L. Dykshorn, T. Dunham, R. Frlese, D. Johns, D. Weeldryer, Second Row: L. Whealen K. Ebeling, L. Ketcham, R. Leber, I.. Sturzenbecher, A. Fluit, L. Luke, L. Dykshorn, M. Headlee, S. Leninger, M Christ, A. Nelson, T. Hass, D. Zebell, Third Row: D. Keeley, S. Koller, C. Merritt, D. Hall, T. Fluit, T. Munkvold STAGE BA at Stage band had an eventful year with the help of Mr. Mark. T. Mlller, H. Haase, L. Ketcham, T. Lenlnger, M. Jefferls, T. DeVrles, K. Selby, L. Buskohl, C. Nelson, Fourth Row: C. Merritt, F. Becker, K. Ostrom, D. Janzen, J. Plucker, M. Pass, Mr. Mark, J. Chester, C. Novak, T. Morris, M. Almond, D. Even, M. Johnson, J. Schmidt, J. Trainer, L. Merrill, D. Budde, M. Joffer C HORUS The chorus was really turnin' it on this year! Everyone came home with a superior rating from the contest in February. I Three solos, a duet, the mixed ensemble, and the girls ensemblej The chorus, along with the band, sold soft soap and tins of cocoa. It was a lot of work, but everyone looks forward to the trip it will provide. The National School Choral Award was started this year. Michelle Headlee received this award. She was also chosen to attend the South Dakota All-State Honors Choir. Back row: S. Andal, R. Husman J Plucker S Bovee J Sherard E Friese J Vert C Nelson, K. Schnabel, L. Ketcham, T DeVr1es Second Row D Zebell M Almond L Whealen K. Ebeling, J. Viet, M. Headlee, C. Kasten R Fnese C Merritt First Row S Lawson J Nelson F. Becker, T. Munkvold, L. Dykshorn L Smith B Loewen L Merrill Miss Gough 38 VOCAL co 11551 mi if at . 14... f ' .5 'sew 1, M 'Q Q , .3 f' fmgffv' T137 e . 1, V4 ' . e Q.: i?3f'5f 1.22 :Ei Michelle Headlee has a lot to smlle aboutl She was the first person from Parker High to participate in the South Dakota All-State Honors Choir. Tamara Munkvold, Kim Schnabel, and Michelle Headlee received superior ratlngs on their solos. The girls ensemble received a superior rating on their performance. Those in the ensemble are: Back Row: J. Nelson, T. DeVries, J. Plucker, R. Friese, J. Viet, C. Kasten, C. Merritt, L. Dykshorn, K. Schnabel, Front Row: L.Merrlll, L. Whealen, M. Headlee, T. Munkvold, F. Becker, D. Zebell. Once again the mixed ensemble received a superior rating! Back Row: E. Frlese, J. Viet, C. Nelson, Front Row: L. Whealen, M. Headlee, R. Frlese. Not pictured: Michelle Almond. 39 NNUAL STAFF 1 1 1 This past year was a very good year for Annual Staff The size of the group tripled. We had many new faces so some went to a seminar at Sioux Falls College. At the seminar, we learned how to set up pages, the best way to take pictures, and how to produce the best annual possible. To meet our first deadline, we came in on a Saturday morning and worked until we finished. Our second deadline was a bit harder to meet. In order to get the forty-six pages that were due, we came in during parent- teacher conferences and worked all day. When the annual was finished, we kicked back and rested easy. Michelle Almond and Michelle Headlee working against a deadline. X f . N,.t.k Vx-M.J.fQ, X Top to Bottom: S. Andal, Mr. Hansen, L. Heldenbrand, L. Buskohl, T. Dunham, D. Zebell, M. Smith, D. Weeldreyer, M. Almond, D. Janzen, A. Nelson, H. Haase, T. Leininger, L. Marsh, M. Headlee, M. Poss Denise Weeldreyer and our editor Lisa Marsh: Did someone say smile? QQCQQ mms A-esmimwxxwt:www.2es4Q11f::2s2wJ:5g-7 1. .. 1: -Lin APER STAFF Paper Staff had an enjoyable year. Under the direction of Mrs. Flyger and editor: Michelle Novak, things went smoothly. This year more articles dealing with students were put into the paper. To raise money the paper staff worked concessions at a few ball games. The staff did an excellent job of getting things done. Standing: T. Miller, M. Johnson, C Novak J Chaney T Leinlnger S Andal T Mahoney Mrs Flyger J Kllnghagen Slttlng: K. Butenschoen, M. Crist, H. Haase A Birkestrand D Story M Novak S Lawson K Ostrom FHA This year marked the 40th birthday for FHA, and the Parker Chapter helped in celebrating it. National Family Week was in November. Various FHA members gave presentations on families to the elementary classes. FHA got into the spirit of Christmas by doing a variety of different things for Secret Angel Week. FHA Week was celebrated January 10-16. During this week, FHA members attended a SADD meeting, appreciated teachers, decorated lockers and had fun. The Soup Supper was held as FHA's annual fund raiser. Various FHA members attended the Regional FHA meeting to present AAE's. Those that received superior ratings advanced to the State meeting. FHA Officers: top - K. Selby, L. Voagan, middle -L. T. Hass, bottom - S. Lelnlnger, T. Duncan FHA Members: top - K. Butenschoen, S. Schwletzer, L. Sturzenbecher, L. Dykshorn, R. Leber, C. Kasten, D. Weeldryer, R. Friese, T. DeVries, L. Buskohl, T. Dunham, middle - S. Lawson, T. Munkvold, R. Huesman, S. Andal, M. Noval, C. Merrit, K. Ostrom, D. Keeley, J. Nelson, D. Story, A. Blrkestrand, bottom - S. Leininger, L. Merrill, T. Hass, L. Voagen, K. Selby, T. Duncan, Mrs. VanHove. 42 Merrill, X -ff ,f ,V -. -Q T. Duncan, M. Novak, K. Selby, T. Hass, L. Buskohl countlng the money after the Soup Supper. BIRTHD Y M, :mum uowmmns , 9' 'W'f lC4 R. Huesman and S. Andal holding the banner .41 ',',, ? 6 r l fgg ' 'B w Members of community waiting to be served at the Soup Supper. g--5 - A, ,QQ , Football players and coaches started the Homecoming Day with breakfast prepared by FHA members. at was ln the Homecoming Parade. J. Nelson and S. Andal check out the FHA rap book. 4 , V 3. if il , , My ,, 2 K. Selby presenting W. Zebel, Rep. of Selby, S.D., a Fetal Alcohol Syndrome button from the March of Dimes. Hfiv FFA The Parker FFA Chapter continues to grow. This year we went from 18 vo-ag students to 25 vo-ag students. Summer brought FFA camps, judging, softball tournaments, county falr, hamburger fry at Mr. Flegen's house and summer visits. When the school year started, first up was landjudging. Buddy Lukes, Gene Even, and Gene Schaefer earned a trip to the National Land judging contest by placing ln the top eight in the state and taking second overall. Then the leadership contests and the National FFA convention in Kansas Clty, Ms. attended by Pat Stapleton and Scott Andal. Kurt Mielke and Jason Chester were our creed speakers this year. Then came FFA week. We had a weekful of events. Sunday, bowling in Sioux Falls: Monday, rabbit feed at Mr. Fiegen's house: Tuesday, dress up day: Wednesday, farm day in the shop: Thursday, pancake breakfast in the shop: Friday, we took the parents to Sioux Falls for dinner and toured G. T.A. The annual fruit sales were a success with Mike Johnson selling the most with over 5900.00 In the spring came more judging. Morrells' Llttle I and the State Convention were the events. At the convention, Pat Stapleton was named state farmer and three students were given awards for their achievements. The chapter banquet was held in the basement of the Catholic Church and the year ended with a trip to the National land judging contest in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Q-Q FFA officers: top: Richard Leber, Pat Stapleton, Jeff Sherard, Scott Andal, Carter Krumbach, bottom: Mr. Feigen, Eugene Even, Russell Buseman, Donovan Budde Members standing: Jeff Trainer, Kenny Berens, Eugene Even, Mike Johnson, Terry Fluit, Jim Chaney, Tracy Helbult, Jason Chester, Lyle Berens, Buddy Lukes, Gene Schaeffe r, Donald Even, Duane Elliott, Mike Smith, Kurt Mielke, Jeff Hrdlicha, Mr. Fiegen. -u , -. 41' - -if iw An..-f ,M? 1- tw 1 e',.f--f , 4' 'iakszi' K' , A 'ILM-fffxifw ,, .V ng 5, ,fwwi 35341, I mQ2 'fl'-ll'n'-C5005 w2mUQwm C O U N C I L The National Honor Society is a privilege bestowed upon a student meeting various requirements. Mem- bership is based on outstanding scholarship, char- acter, leadership and service. Once selected, the mem- bers have the re- sponsibility to continue the quali- ties they demon- strated when cho- sen. 1 Q I Y' X - - . ' w - Q . 9ii'Y1w..- x. . f fi ef . f ' , -If x , 3 EAR . , '. .Q 'f' fr Left to right: R. Buseman, M. Almond, A. Chicoine, K. Schnabel, L. Marsh, M. Novak, J. Haas T. Duncan, M. Salter, Mr. Selby SCHOLARSHIPS S1000 SD Superior Scholarship to South Dakot State University 8550 F.O. Butler Scholarship to South Dakot State University K. Schnabel 31000 Hatterscheidt Foundatio Scholarship to Augustana S1000 GenefMarion Amdahl Scholarship T Augustana J. Viet 4 yrs. Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship U.S. Army Reserve ScholarfAthlete Award S. Andal 3500 Wrestling Scholarship to Huron College E. Friese S100 Ringley Scholarship to University of South Dakota 4 yrs. Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship L. Marsh S500f yr. up to 2 yrs. Vocationalf Technical Scholarship from Aid Association for Lutherans. M. Novak Presidents Scholarship at Mankato State University V. Preheim National Merit Finalist S1000 Hatterscheidt Foundation Scholarship to South Dakota State University C. Nelson. E. Friese, M. Crist, K. Ostrom, T. Hass, K. Selby, J. Nelson, Advisor Mr. Hagg. J. Viet, V. Preheim - President Oral Interpretation was very strong this year. In fact, sixteen people competed under the direction of Mrs. Hoover. These people competed in the areas of dramatic prose, humorous prose, oratory, poetry, and interpretation of drama. Five people: Michelle Almond, Tricia Duncan, Kim Schnabel, Rita Husman, and Mark Salter competed in district competition. From that group, Michelle Almond advanced to regional competition. Regional competition was held at Augustana College. There Michelle competed against people from schools such as S.F. O'Gorman, S.F. Lincoln, and S.F. Washington. Michelle advanced once more. At Aberdeen, she competed in the stater competition, where she gave her poetry piece entitled Patterns Michelle came away from the state competition with a superior rating and a trophy. Mrs. Hoover and M. Almond go over an Oral lnterp. piece. First row: D. Johns, L. Marsh, K. Schnabel, M. Almond, Second row: T. Duncan, D. Janzen, T. Hass, M. Headlee, K. Selby, S. Lawson. Third row: R. Husman, R. Friese, A. Chicoine, C. Merritt, M. Salter, Mrs. Hoover, T. Munkvold. First row: L. Luke, L. Marsh, L. Sturzenbecker, L. Dykshorn. Second row: M. Novak, M. Crist, M. Almond, D. Story. Third row: R. Leber, V Preheim, K. Ebeling, Mrs. Hoover. 47 DRILL TEA M This year, under the fine leadership of Mrs. Froiland, the drill team performed at one football game, and three basketball games including a special Christmas routine to Jingle Bell Rock . The other songs used this year were She Bop , Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go , and We Got the Beat . Early morning practices were at 7:30 a.m. and also right before show time: they sure paid off when the crowd clapped after a successful performance. New members this year were: Tamra Munkvold, Diane Johns, Stacey Lawson, Carol Merritt, Jerrice Nelson, and Kammy Ostrom. Brandy Loewan was alternate. Sally Schweitzer helped Mrs. Froiland with the music and getting ready. Mrs. Froiland: Advisor T. Munkvold, D. Johns, B. Loewan, S. Lawson, C. Merritt, A. Merritt, L. Voagen, A. Nelson, T. Dunham J. Nelson, D. Janzen, K. Ostrom, C. Merritt, A. Chicoine, and Advisor, Mrs. Froiland. Concentration girls - that's the key, A. The morning before performing fora pep Nelson, A. Merritt, and T. Dunham. rally, T. Munkvold and D. Johns. 4 5 3 g V . I :ffi',C ' m Q 'X E WDW 104429 I 'l-A' lr- nf , 3 I f il ' fs' Y r A S! ii! 3 1 'I 'x 1 ,X I f I ef! 1,150 fi If. J 0 I W ,'.M X i I Q a me A :SQ V. E 13 is---8.1 TW - I 'E V QR 4 w 4 M .L ,fA.. W WV ,R X EV: my This year the pep club had fun as usual raising every- one's spirit for the games. Under the direction of Mrs. Irma Bossman, many a sign and poster were made. Some- times pizza parties were held in order to get a mass of posters finished before a big game. During pep rallies, pep club would always have a skit to perform. Next year pep club will be turnin' it on to an even more peppy year. At Regions, pep club and other fans cheered the guys on Infamous Pheasant Pep Club did a skit on D-E-T-E-R-M-I-N-A-T-I-O-N. we Back row: L. Whealen, S. Bovee, M. Novak, L. Lukes, D. Janzen, T. DeVries, J. Viet, E. Friese, D. Gates, V. Preheim L. Voagen, C. Merritt, K. Selby, Middle row: D. Zebell, M. Headlee, A. Nelson, K. Ostrom, R. Friese, D. Keeley, S. Koller T. Dunham, J. Berens, S. Miller, A. Chicoine, L. Dykshorn, A. Merritt, Front row: S. Andal, S. Lawson, J. Nelson J Haase, T. Duncan, K. Ebeling, M. Almond, T. Hass, H. Haase, M. Crist, S. Leininger, Mrs. Bossman QM E 1, i J -3 a C 6 , 9ji'!,f 1 3,542.2 X.-.2 ,Q E 4.,, . v , 1 sn! i YN, L ' . W 521 2 v I 1 CHEERLEADERS The 1984-85 cheerleading season was filled with hard work and determination. All five squads put a lot of effort into their cheers, routines, and stunts. They also used their talents to Hll the halls with posters and provide pep rallies for the high school. At the beginning of the year, a group of girls went to an SDSU Cheerleading Clinic. At this clinic they were shown a new routine, and some cheers and stunts. At the end of the day, they competed in a contest and came away with a Leadership Award. In January, the varsity andjunior varsity squads for boys basketball went to a State Cheerleading Contest in Huron. They performed a routine, and a number of cheers and stunts. As a reward for their dedication, they placed fourth in the State. B Y B K E T B A L L . 5 Mrs. Irma Bossman, che advisor Top to bottom: T. Duncan, K. Ebeling, H. Haase. M. Almnnrl T Han .I 1-JM-.. u Crist, S. Lenlnger erleading Left to right: D. Zebell, T. Hass, L. ---1 Voagen, M. Headlee H- . 11 Top to Bottom: M. Headlee, D. Zebell, L. Whealen Top to bottom: K. Ebeling, S. Bovee, M. Almond, J. Haase Bovee 1 .S 1 FOCTBALL The Pheasants football team was turnin' it on with a new look this year. For the first time in Pheasant history they played nine-man football and joined the Tri-Valley Conference, where they finished 2-5 and 2-6 overall. Darin Hay was turnin' it on with a school record of 190 yards passing in one game. Danny Gates set a new school record with an 80 yard kick-off return while tieing another record with a 32 yard field goal. Carter Krumbach gained a school record with six, two point conversions. Those who made all-conference team were Darin Hay and Danny Gates while Evan Friese received an honorable mention. Overall the Pheasants were turnin' it on with two wins and hope to improve on that next year. Scramblln Hay scrambles for a gain 1 Danny Gates gets free for a big gain. S 5 I ' 4 512. 'i ig .G Bt 2. i, 0 . T' 4 Stacey Koller and Dawn Keeley were' this year's statisticians. Cheerleaders, S. Bovee, M. Almond, K. Ebellng, and J. Haase get the crowd going for another great Pheasant game. , 10 'h SCHOOL Arlington Ga yville- Volin Alcestor-Hudson Wakonda Centerville Irene Viborg ....A3s.:t-rt-fi!,M gmt Q mein, X Q X ivxxx X JJ 3 A Ns s 5 vMvvvrwWfviNffwf+wv BA SK E TBA LL This year the Lady Pheasants had an up and down seas Hnished with a 7-14 record and a 1-5 recordwin t onference. Jan Viet was turnin' it on averaging 11 points an rebounds a game. The Pheasants finished 6th in th qnference tournament and 3rd in districts. This year 5 senior layed their last games as Pheasants and will now retire ther iforms. The Lady Pheasants will be back next year turni I f . P , OH J, t 4 . Q. X X B -.dm A A. Eiga,- , ... .., WMWWW E ' S? i 1-if Q Cheerleaders Tena Hass, Delle Zebell, and Michelle Headlee in action. Student managers: Lori Buskohl, Tammy Dunham, Darla Janzen, Denise Weeldreyer 4 M2235- f Ks V qt -R , . nn' T L ,Z ,ss ' V A f. ,WN-'skg 5 55 ,:. gl .K Lisa Whealen takes a shot with perfect form. Jenny Plucker tries not to foul. Kim Schnabel and Carol Kasten playing defense. 1984 Girls basketball team. Kristin Selby, Tricia Duncan, Tricia De Vries, Kammy Ostrom, Jennifer Plucker, Jan Viet, Coach Roger Deutsch, Carol Kasten, Rhonda Friese, Kim Schnabel, Regina Leber, Lisa Whealen, and Linda Merrill. t Y F ' sf' , ..,. . .H ,-.1,.,. K ss 1984 Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Front row: Jerrice Nelson, Michele Crist, Linda Merrill, Kristin Selby, Stacy Leininger, Heather Haase, and Carol Merritt. Back row: Tricia DeVries, Kammy Ostrom, Rhonda Friese, Jennifer Plucker, Mary Rezek, Susan Andal, Rita Husman, and Coach Jill Christensen. Coach Deutsch gives his players last minute Instructions. WRES TLIN G Parker wrestling record was 2-7-0 this year. The team lost many close matches by one point, due to having to forfeit weight classes. The team was turnin' it on with Eugene Even leading with 16 pins, Scott Andal was 15-3-2 while Dan Gates led with 35 takedowns. Jim Chaney had 23 escapes, also Matt Ayres and Eugene Even led in reversals with 17 each. Next year the team will only be losing two seniors so they are looking forward to an improved season. li I . gg- Q, 19 Back row: Coach Robert Sattler, Dan Gates, Terry Fluit, Scott Andal, Rich Leb Lyle Berens, Jim Chaney, Coach Gary Kropuenski, Front row: Mike Chaney, L Even, Matt Ayres, Eugene Even, Donald Even, Kenny Berens, student manag Kristin Selby D. Even trying to escape trouble. R. Leber goes for another pin. D. Even, T. Fluit, D. Gates, and E. Even qualified for the Region meet. D. Gates looking to put another win on his side. US 23 31 41 1 7 24 32 12 30 28 U5 1 03 5895 14 6 TEAM THEM Dell Rapids 41 Trl Valley 32 Harrisburg 33 Beresford 44 Freeman 47 Garretson 34 Salem 51 Chester 29 Flandreau 35 TOURNAMENT PLACE Early Bird 3rd Chester 7th Blg Sioux - Conference 7th Parkston 9th Districts 7th Regions BOYS BASKETB LL , wwf 'Efi5f!?5X?f'?7l3f?A5lf123593 ke:-.mf Qs Vhrfgugzlgcw M, .1.s12:5:5?.g:s5,25gw. ISSN- -9' 55,3 4 .W Ekki . ., The Pheasants were turnin' it on as again had a successful season. It was a sea- mgii son that ended the era of two class basketball. ifgg Next season the State will have three classes: A, B. As this era came to an end the Pheasants finished with an 18-5 record. They finished 3rd in the Conference and Conference Tourney. Jim Viet was turnin' it on with 437 pts., averaging 20.8 a game. Viet also led the rebounding category with 228 552 2 '41 rebounds, averaging 10.9 a game. He also made 101 freethrows. Evan Friese shot 752 from the line and Darin had 186 assists, averaging 8.1 a game. Viet also WK . . Eaconnected on 632' of his field goals. iii? The Pheasants will be back next ear as a classy? y B school and turnin' on towards another successful A season. in M. Roth layin' lt up for two ,. ,W 'WSSIF9 ..m1fii2E2f?W xy.sifxiefsaffsxfss-ffw7:sfz?1zwf:.'f- M my W' 'hz:x535?rZ'6Qiif5?E,Wf:2Q.TY15'Q Jan Viet and Rhonda Friese were this year's statlsticlans. M. Joffer looks for a pass from M. Roth. f' Fil! E .-Z1 2.4113 S. Mohr, E. Friese, J. Viet, P. Huseman, R. Buseman, M. Salter, C. Nelson, D. K. Pletz, Coaches: Gayle Hoover, Art Hagg PAWS! le ,- FUN' ymluxl wagner Wm' 1 I4 In 4295 W. 3U.,, . 'ii ned 1985 Boys Junior Varsity Team: Back row: Coach Hagg, D. Elliottt, B. Levene, M. Jefferies, P. Huseman, M. Salter, K. Mielke, T. Miller, T. Leininger, Front row: J. D. Richter, J. Chester, K. Pietz, C. Novak, M. Poss, J. Schmidt, J. Hrdlicka 1985 Boys Varisty Team: V. Preheim, C. Krumbach, M. Roth, M. Joffer, M. Jefferies, 2 NNW Hay, Hertel, Y Darin Hay soaring up for two. Jim Vlet drives for the bucket. ildll mlm D we 9 ga 73 vu- ' g 1 The players and cheerleaders with their parents on Parents' Night. 61 .. . A .., :-.' - Q . smmmmw . -lx f-1. 1, .13 1 I? VJEKWQVIK 4-3 N21V19f5N --V Y' H Z l VOLLE YBA LL This year the Lady Pheasants showed their opponents what they were made of A winning season of 9-8 proved that. The credit goes to the excellent coaching of Jill Christensen and Dave Versteeg. More than anything, the girls' hard work and effort made a difference. The over-all setter was senior Le Ann Sturzenbecher with 416 sets out of 455 for the year. The other two seniors were Lisa Dyshorn and Regina Leber who also did well in spiking and digs. After school one could always see Lisa Luke and Lisa Marsh running around washing uniforms and totalling stats. Relax by Frankie goes to Hollywood was played before almost every match to help the girls get ready for action. This year the team came one point away from the State Tour- nament. Unfortunately, the mighty Lady Pheasants couldn 't score that extra point, so in the end they became runner up in the Regions after a grueling match with Gregory. Next year the team will be turnin' it on to victory at the State Tour- nament. WW? . YNX al wi gi fi Mr. Versteeg tells the players what to do. First Row: Mr. Versteeg, Ann Nelson, Tamara Munkvold, Jerrice Cheryl Merritt, Karrle Butenschoen, Mrs. Christensen Second Row Koller, Ann Merritt, Lisa Marsh, Lisa Luke, Tricia DeVries, Dawn Third Row: Lisa Dykshorn, Regina Leber, Le Ann Stuzenbecher, Ketcham, Denlse Weeldryer, Kammy Ostrom B team goes over their Strategy. On Parents' Night everyone had fun. Trlcla DeVrles bumps the ball ready for a setter. ' t x xx an ' ':-- X I , L. Luke and L. Marsh go over the stats. T. DeVrles, l.. Ketcham, K. Butenschoen await a Seflle. The A-team gets ready to receive. C. Merrltt prepares to serve while the rest of the team encourages her. TRA CK ANOTHER TRACK SEASON lt was not just another track season for the Pheasants. lt was a successful year ending it by sending four tracksters to the State meet. The season throughout was good by breaking records at the very first meet. The record breaking didn't stop there though. All season records kept falling and when it was all over, they had broken eight records, the girls set two and the guys set six. The girls broke two records this season. Suzann Bovee broke the high jump record by jumping 4'9 . Delle Zebell set a record in the 3200 m run by running 13:17.00 and her record goes up as the first 3200 m runner in Parker as this was the first year the event was run. Jim Viet had a part in four records this season. Jim broke the 110 m and 300 m hurdles with times of 14.7 and 40.0 respectively. He also participated in two relays. Jim carried home two State champ medals, Ist in the 100 hurdles and placing in the top 3 in the 300 hurdles. Scott Mohr set the high jump record going 6'2 . Scott Andal vaulted 12'3 to capture the pole vault record. Two relays broke records, they were the 400 m relay and 1600 m relay. Both relays consisted of Todd Leininger, Mike Joffer, Scott Mohr, and Jim Viet If you measure the success of the team the way Coach Hagg does, which is by how many records broken and how many kids were sent to the State meet, it was a great season! .. - . '- w. --.va-f-an-. - A - Q. - ' -'-A 2f ':Z-NK-i'1+f X .L V ,.i,f'1' ' 1 This year's State track meet participants: Darin Hay Scott Mohr, Jim Viet, and Michelle Novak. ' 1 Flrst Row: Coach Versteeg, Monica Nelson, Stacy Leininger, Michelle Crist, Jerrice Nelson, Linda Merrill, Ann Nelson, Michelle Novak, Delle Zebell. Second Row: Paula Viet, Laurie Ketcham, Tricia DeVries, lstduent managers: LeAnn Sturzenbecker, Lisa Luke, Carol Kastenj Suzann Bovee, Lisa Dykshorn, Regina Leber -1' '51 4 91.4 Linda Merrill ripping up the track 1 , ,VY - xxx! State Champion, Jlm Viet, attacking the hurdles fm, ,. X! . v , i i Scott Andal has another successful jump First Row: Jeff Hrdlicka, Mike Poss, Todd Lelninger, Jeff Trainer, Carter Krumbach, Darin Hay, Kenny Pletz, and Jlm Chaney Second Row: Coach Versteeg, Kurtis Mielke, Mark Salter. Mike Jefferis, Scott Andal, Scott Mohr, Jim Viet, Mlke Joffer, Chad Nelson, Mark Roth, and Coach Hagg. Lisa Dykshorn leads the pack in the hurdles. Look at those legs! hx m 4 Jerrice Nelson gets ready to roll. I i Q ! Scott Mohr Hnlshes In agony. ,Ex 2 sf ff R Regina Leber leads In the 400 meter dash. 66 Jim Vlet pushes lt to the limlt ln the hurdles. TURNIN IT O - w :QE 'L1- . I LL a kkgk,- EI GH TH GRA DE This year the eighth grade had an interesting year. Quite a few were in home eco- nonncs arg and shop.IVay- ing in sports and being cheerleaders took up a lot of everyone's time but the eighth graders managed it well. The junior high, as they are called, are looking forward to high school and at being a freshman. All in all, the eighth graders were turnin' it onl 33 X r it 3, i 5 -E 5. ai Class Officers - Wendy Mielke, Jeremy Meyers, Tonya Peterson K7 - 'fa'-f...,,,xTNmwFrr v M , Q: Gary Brucklacher Jennifer Bums Janice Carlson Mark Christensen s ex Q X5 t ,,, S :M A . s as Leo Even Jason Headlee Ron Heibult Holly Hertel Tammy Kuck Julie Llndstrom Jason Luke . .Q K - , ff' X l ' ii? ' AX rx N 'Vi Vg S YW? W I, g Rami!! Kevin Marsh 'x QD fu.. ,Q - -N X 1 Mark Mlchael Jeremy Meyer h 5 . David Peterson Tonya Peterson xy Y' y Wendy Mlelke Derek Muller 4g:'5' Xlfffl ',-- -A I5 1 YA X Lynelle Roeder Cindy Schnabel J. Kasten, D. Even, D. Marsh and Mr. Mark are all smiling for K. Amborn, M. Will try to look busy In the library. There's always plenty of work to do In art. the camara. astt 1 , Q -... ,. a p ,... . ' L . hh P f stee ? :fl . 7 7 A Mariah Schoffelman Laurie Schriever I.. Schrlever, W. Mlelke, M. Schoffelman, J. Burns, T. Petersen, N. Smith, H. Hertel, L. Tiedeman, C. Schnabel get ready for the first dance of the vear. Jeremy Meyer plcklng out songs at the dance. Nicole Smith Lori Tledeman ff f Cristina Trautman Joe Wolff Preparing for the Valentines Dance The basketball team practicing hard. SE VE TH GRA DE As the seventh graders enter Junior High, their Hrst thoughts were probably of all the advan- tages they would now have. For instance, they have the same bells and lunch periods as the high school, and most impor- tantly they were now able to participate in extra-curricular activities such as sports and cheerleading. And of course, don't forget the dances. Well, we welcome you seventh graders to the upper echelon of education. xxx X N A... f Class Officers - Paula Viet, Karl Muller V' ,f 1 .33 5 'ef at 1 3,3 X- v 3 ,' ' - 'f' . Xl Kieth Amborn Andrew Andersen Terry Berens Darren Boomgarden EE K- W PT I so K, ' x A, x , 1I! ' Mark Brown Mike Chaney Kathy Ihnen Brian Janzen 1 Jason lirtman DeAnn Even Julie Joffer K errl Johnson I 'N 5 Jenny Kaffen Scott Keele!! Todd Krieger Mindy Loewen X21 Y Dana M3f5h Karl Muller Karl Munkvald Mgnleg Nelson .k'-: K , .' 'T' Sv n ee n V' e Q X 'Qi ' l he gggiiiggiilf :qw v . -S W t Q, NU .Q f 1- .-xi 1,39 ,J . E, i P . , M.-Q . imma f. - A I Q ffjffjfgvgtjw 011 in WJ' tg, ,sms ,ta-mga. him 'bfi A .wa- Amy plete Denlta Poppenga Tricia Pass Darrin Smith A W-T74 Jessica Varnes Paula Viet Michelle Will The Seventh graders get ready for their first dance. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: Leo Even, Ron Heibult, Jeremy Meyers, David Petersen, Jason Erfman, Darrin Smith, Terry Berens Second Row: Jason Headlee, Jason Luke, Scott Keeley, Brian Janzen, Andy Andersen, Mike Chaney, Mr. Sattler H I .'. . Q.,- ,W gn. L Cheerleaders Top to Bottom Denita Poppenga, Karl Muller, De Ann Even, Amy Pletz 8TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders Top to Bottom Holly Hertel, Jenny Berens, Tonya Petersen Lynelle Roeder 73 Jr. High Girls Basketball Back Row: K. Johnson, M. Nelson, D. Poppenga, K. Munkvold, P. Viet, J. Kasten, Front: A. Pietz, T. Pass, K. Muller 1 Back row: L. Schrlever, J. Burns, W. Mielke, C. Schnabel, Mrs. Flyger Front: L. Roeder, T. Peterson, N. Smith, 74 H. Hertel, L. Teldeman Jr. High Boys Basketball Back Row - D. Smith, A. Anderson, S. Keeley, B. Janzen, T. Krieger, Mr. Deutsch Front - M. Nelson, P. Viet, J. Kasten W MW A - .mamma W 1 Back Row - K. Marsh, D. Muller, J. Luke, M. Christensen, J. Headlee, J. Wolff M. Michael, H. Hernulr Front - J. Kasten, J. Meyer, P. Viet, M. Nelson, Mr. Deutsch L x BOYS TR CK First Row - Kevin Marsh, Darren Smith, Todd Kreger, Mike Lhaney, Darren Boomgarden, Andy Anderson, Second Row - Mr. Deutsch, Scott Keeley, Jeremy Meyer, Jason Luke, Mark Christensen, David Peterson, Derek Muller. GIRLS TRACK First Row - Holly Hertel, Jan Carlson, Michelle Will, Karrle Johnson, Amy Pietz Second Row - Mrs. Christensen, Wendy Mielke, Mariah Schoffelman, Tonya Petersen, Denita Poppenga, Dana Marsh, Jenny Kasten. BBA .z. First Row: Lynell Roeder, Denita Poppenga, Paula Viet, Karrie Johnson, Cathy Hagen, Deb Schumaker Second Row: Jenny Burns, Julie Llndstrom, Dana Marsh, Jenny Kasten, Deann Even, Jeremy Meyer, Amy Pietz, Joe Wolfi Karrie Muller, Mark Michael, Mark Brown, Brett Meadors, Rob Rezek, Jeremy Konda, Tonya Petersen, Laurie Schriever Third Row: Cindy Marsh, Kelsie Gunderson, Lisa Erntz, Victoria Foote, Lee Mahoney, Darin Buskohl, Karen Merrill, Scott Keeley, Brian Janzen, Wendy Mielke, Mark Christensen, Jason Luke, Tim Haugrud, Reed Friese, Darrin Boomgarden Fourth Row: Mr. Mark, Holly Hertel, Mariah Schoffelman, Tricia Poss, Monica Nelson, Rochelle Nelson, Jared Koller, Brian Benning UNIOR BH GH CHORUS - - - A Q First Row: Jessa Varns, Deann Even, Karrie Muller, Kevin Marsh, Todd Krieger, Lynelle Roeder, Holly Hertel, Jenny Kasten, Laurie Michael, Miss Gough Second Row: Mariah Schoflelman, Tonya Petersen, Brian Janzen, Mike Chaney, Andy Andersen, Scott Keeley, Jenny Burns, Mindy Loewen, Tricia Poss, Amy Pietz Third Row: Monica Nelson, Paula Viet, Denlta Popppenga, Karl Munkvold, Jason Headlee, Mark Christensen, Jeremy Meyer, Julie Joffer, Laurie Schriever, Cindy Schnabel Karrie Johnson ' ' 22952253 i 2 l1 EA CUl.-TY- - Teachers I don't know about any other school, but Parker has got great teachers. Each teacher has their own individual personality and teaching style: but that's ordinary. The big difference in our school is that our teachers are also our friends. They work with us carefully and take a special interest in how we are doing. They also help us to develop ourselves and reach our potentials. l hope these educators realize that they are shaping the next generation, and they are doing a great job! -Michelle Almond I - a I T . Mr. Roger Deutsch, 7 years experlence. Junior High His- tory and Civics, Hlgh School Economics Northern State College, B.S. in Education, 1978 Mrs. Connie Flyger, 11 years experience. OfHce Practice, Accounting, Typing Dakota State College, B.S. in Educa- tlon, 1972 Mrs. Jill Christensen, 2 years experlence. Junlor High .math and computer, Geometry Northwestern College, B.S. in Mathematics, 1983 Mrs. Cindy Frolland, 2 years experlence. High School Eng- lish U.S.D., B.S. ln Education, 1983 Mrs. Irma Bossman, 5 years experience. computer, high school math, Spanish North- ern State College, B.S. in Education, 1978 Mr. Tim Fiegen, 2 years experlence. Shop, and Agriculture S.D.S.U., B.S. in Education, 1983 I Miss Diana Gough, 8 years experlence. High School and Elementary Chorus U.S.D., B.F.A. ln Music, 1977 Mr. Art Hagg, 7 years exper- Ience. Counselor, Sociology, Psychology, Career Educa- tion. University of South Dakota, B.S. ln Education, 1975, Masters, 1984 Mr. Gayle Hoover, 27 years experience. Biology, Health. Sioux Falls College, B.S.. 1958. I , Mr. Robert Sattler, 12 years experlence. Junlor High Science Unlverslty of South DakotafSprlngl7eld, B.S. In Science, 1973 N ffl Miss Denise Halsh, 2 years experlence. Junlor high and Freshman English. University ot' South Dakota, B.S. ln Education, 1983 Mr. Gary Kropuenskl, 16 years experience. Physlcal Education. Dakota State Col- lege, B.S. In Special Science, 1969. Mr. Paul Selby, 5 years experience. Physics, Chem- lstry and Physlcal Science. University of South Dakota. B.S. In Physics, 1980 Mr. Jim Hansen, 7 years experience Art, Drivers Edu- cation, Photography. Univer- sity of South Dakota, BFA, 1978. Miss Margaret Mathlowltz, 3 years experience. Special Education St. Cloud State, B.S. ln Special Education, 1982. Mrs. Debble Van Hove, 5 years experience. Home Econ- omics, Prep for Marriage. South Dakota State Universi- ty, B.S. In Home Ec., 1979 Mrs. Clarke Hoover, 26 years experience. Advanced English and Library. Soulx Falls College, B.A. In English, 1958. Mr. Terry Mark, 10 years experience. Band Yankton College, B.M., 1973 Mr. Dave Versteeg, 5 years experience. History, Govern- ment and Geography. Augustana College, B.A., 1980. 79 ADMINIS TR T10 School Board: Fred Plucker, Earl Joffer, Vice President - Ivan Friese, Marcia Mack, President - Dennis Chester 1 5 1 9 1 5 5 I f I i . 3 I , Q P . I N . 1 I V I ' X Q Q I P 5 A . I . S 1 if S E - x 5 Q I 'e .,,. 1. Superintendent: Mr. Darrell Salter Q gk. f 2 ,P Business Manager: Mr. Jlm Vogel High School Principal: Mr. Wallace Hortness Grade School Principal: Mr. Bob Hermann Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Miss Dlanne Gause Miss Lisa DeVlnes Mrs. Laflean Smith Grade School Librarian: Mrs. MFG- MBU' M8h0l'e.V Bonnie Eltrem General Office Secretary: Mrs. High School Secretary: Mrs. Loret- Grade School Secretary: Mrs. Jeanine Mlller ta Boelter Connie Schmidt 81 No matter what type of weather or time of day, you will see our busdrlvers turnln' It on with their safe driving. Together Virgil Bosch, Don Smith, Ken Boelter, Larry Bossman, and Edsel Peter- sen bring our students carefully to and from school everyday. I ,-N xx .erfr -. '-S VI ff 1 Ti Being a nearly impossible job, our janltors are turnln' it on with a super job of keeping our halls and rooms neat each day. Our Janitors are greatly appreciated, Woody Kasten, Merle Shea, Bob Bovlll, Pauline Becker, and Kerry Sanner, not pictured. lf you are walking down the halls and hear a stomach growl, you can't blame it on our five ladies, Loretta Nelson, Ruth Christensen, Martha Johns, Ethel Hostbjor or Leora Marsh because they are turnln' it on everyday with balanced and nutritious meals. TURNIN IT O ,.f A-.fm S 'Wir , . 131 QQ , I Q-37 47,11 9- Row 1: Jenny Wiebersick, Tamera Merritt, Chris Buseman, Connie Chaney, De De Brown, Amy Schmidt, Jolene Carlson, Karla Leber Row 2: Jason Story, Tricia Heibult, Mr. Mark, Karmen Leber, Jerry Zebell, Travis Volz, York Griebel, Gaylan Hanson, Jason Anderson, Mark Kasten 84 Row 1: Rachelle Nelson, Victoria Foote, Karen Merrill, Charles Muller, Tom Even, Jeremy Konda, Row 2: Kelsl Gunderson, Tim Haugrud, Reed Friese, Travis Friman, Llsa Ertz, Debra Shumaker, Jason Berens, Row 3: Kathie Hanken, Jared Koller, Lee Mahoney, Robert Rezek, Chris Trainer, Faith Rowenhorst, Chris Al- mond, Row 4: Cindy Marsh, Brian Benney, Darin Buskohl, Shawn Engles, Brett Meadors, James Peslcka, Kara Lathrop, Teacher: Mr. Huber FIFTH GRA DE Row 1: Kim Amborn, Kasten, Connie Chaney, Zebell, Jolene Carlson, Anderson. Row 2: Tamra Merritt, Story, Wyatt Gillespie, Schmidt, York Grlebel, Row 1: Tony Nugteren, Shane Lelnlnger, Jamie Koller, Kathryn Nelson, Travis Calvet, Chad John- son, Kent Johnson, Clint Runge, Row 2: Klm Smith, David Even, Korena Mahoney, Mike Erikson, Jason Hanken, Jennifer Krum- bach, Jared Koller, Row 3: Eric Schoffelman, Dawn Boomgarden, JoAnn Gill, Jeremy Berens, Audrla Prehelm, Morgan Blnt, Meg Childs, Valerie Plucker, Row 4: Stacy Letsche, Robert Meadors, John Ebellng, Jason Marsh, Robert Hermann, Kristin Janke, Teacher: Mrs. Hlntz Leber, Row 3: Bill Henning, sen, Chris Buseman, Lorl Row 4: DeDe Brown, FO R TH GRADE Mark Jerry Jason Jason Amy Karla Adam Foote, Kyle Jones, Gaylan Han- Stark, Chad Ihnen, Karmen Leber, Jennifer Tricia Heibult, Teacher: Mrs. Dykstra 85 Front Row: Jessica Erfman, Jason Konda, Jennifer Almond, Troy Krelger, Sara Even. Middle Row: Jam! Meyer, Devon Story. Joshua Berthelsen, Carl Jordan, Cynthia Hrdllcka, Mathew Schoffelman, Back Row: Brandy Strak, Carrl Hales, Carl Prehim, Jonathon Marsh, Jason Bridges, not pictured: Sean Michael, Teacher: Mrs. Haase THIRD GRA DE T-H1120 GRA DE Front Ro W: Pa ul Hansen Jason Mark, Drew Duncan Chris Jefferls, Brian Ernster Eric Hortness, Middle Row? Angela Peslcka, Paige Burns Eric Welland, Jolene Leber, Heather Chester, Back Row: Karen Haugrud, Eric Meyer, Michael Halverson, Bill Sedg- wick, Tricia Buskohl, Mike Van Hove, Teacher: Mrs. Petersen n 1 r SECO D GRADE Front Row: Jeremy Scholl, Carrie May, Robert Headlee, Paul Muller, Erica Dangel. Mlddle Row: Wesley Nugteren, Natalie Volz, Melissa Ernster, Stacy lhnen, Jason Schulte, Samantha Meadors, Sha wn Front Row: Jessica Prehelm, Michelle Krumbach, Kevin An- derson, Ramona Christensen, JoAnna Wlebersiek. Middle Row: Melissa Gunderson, Mi- chael Schumaker, Carey Nelson, Kaylyn Johnson, Jeremy Viet, Dane Grebel. Back Row: Stephanie Meadors, Jason Benny, Kelly Richter, Lee Runge, Mallssa Morrison, Teacher: Ms. Dleken. Bleber, Sara Dieter, John Lan- grehr, Brlenne Dykstra. Teacher: Miss Moritz SECO D GRADE 87 Taya Hansen. Back Row: Front Row: Stephanie Chris- tensen, Jeffrey Sedgwick, Timothy Konda, Lindsay Hagg, Jodi Frlman. Middle Row: Wil- liam Wilkie, Blake Welland, Debra Smith, James Childs, Kyle Mielke. Back Row: Derrek Sattler, Jill Schumaker, Erin Meyer, Paul Janke, Jeremy Mark, Maria Leber. Teacher: Mrs. Sisson FIRST GR DE 88 FIRST ,GRA DE - Front Row: Christopher Her- mann, Thal Tran, James Even, Nichole Story, Stacie Krum- bach, Janel Konda. Middle Row: Nicholas Jordan, Jason Olson, Maria Flanigan, Melissa Plucker, Ryan Schmit. Back Row: Delle Brown, Joshua Dieter, Tonya Fincher, Julie Jefferis, Nikki Wilson, Brad Janzen. Teacher: Mrs. Preheim KI DERQAR TE - Front Row: Jlll Jordan, Jes- slca Marsh, Joshua Rowenhorst, Damon Dykstra, Erica Kraemer, Jacqueline Overgard. Middle Row: Alllson Jones, Trisha Rolllns, Bernadette Dangel, Steven Deutsch, Stacy Nowakl. Back Row: Sarah Scholz, Nath- an Nogelmeler, Thomas Mor- ehouse, Michael Morrison, Jes- sica Vogel. Teacher: Mrs. Wlrt Front Row: Jennifer Ed- gecomb, Jamie Berthelsen, Es- telle Wentzell, Erlc Quick, Ni- cholas Larson, Justin Smith. Mlddle Row: Dean Evans, Jef- frey Erickson, Chip Gunderson, Nichole Flncher, Kristy Krum- bach. Back Row: Gretchen Deutsch, Dawn Dubbe, Stephan- ie Mlsar, Matthew Nelson, Beth Novak, Matthew Viet. Teacher: Mrs. Wlrt KI DERGAR TE 89 Almond, Mlchelle 12, 28, 29, 36, 37, 38, Andal, 40, 50, 51, 54 Scott 5, 8, 25, 26, 28, 32, 41, 44, 45, 51, 55, 58, 59, 65 Andal, Susan 20, 29, 37, 38, 40, 42, 43, 50 Ayres, Matt 3, 12, 15, 25, 55, 58 Becker, Faith 20, 36, 38, 39 Berens, Jane 12, 31, 50 Berens, Kenny 20, 44, 55, 58 Berens, Lyle 11, 12, 30, 44, 55, 58 Blrkestrand, Anne 16, 18, 41, 42 Boomgarden, Darwin 20 Bovee, Suzann 2, 4, Z 8, 10, 24, 25, 31, 32, 36, 3Z 38, 50, 51, 53, 54, 59, 64 Budde, Donovan 12, 36, 44, 55 Buseman, Russell 8, 10, 26, 31, 32, 44, 45, 61 Buseman, Steve 24 Hass, Tina 3, 11, 16, IZ 24, 36, 42, 43, 50, 51, 53, 56 Hay, Darin 5, 13, 15, 24, 51, 54, 55, 61, 64, 65 Headlee, Michelle 1Z 36, 38, 39, 40, 50, 51, 53, 56, 59 Heibult, Tracy 3, 21, 24, 44 Heldenbrand, Les 3, 7, 8, 25, 32, 36, 40 Hertel, Jeff 21, 55, 61 Hrdlicka, Jeff 11, 21, 22, 44, 61, 65 Husman, Phillip 13, 25, 61 Husman, Rita 11, 21, 38, 42, 43, 57 Janzen, Darla 11, 17, 18, 36, 40, 48, 49, 50, 56 Jefferls, Mike 11, 17, 18, 24, 36, 65 Joffer, Jeff 17, 18, 31, 36, 55, 61 Joffer, Mike 12, 13, 14, 37, 55, 60, 61, 65 Johns, Diane 1Z 18, 19, 36, 37, 48, Buskohl, Lori 3, 12, 25, 29, 36, 37, 40, 42, 43, 56 Butenschoen, Karrie 16, 18, 41, 42, 62, 63 Chaney, Jim 3, 11, 12, 24, 27, 31, 41, 44, 55, 58, 59, 64, 65 Chester, Jason 11, 20, 22, 24, 28, 36, 44, 61 Chicolne, Amy 12, 15, 28, 29, 30, 48, 49, 50 Cram, Deb 8, 32 Crist, Michele 11, 20, 36, 41, 50, 52, 57, 64, 66 DeVrles, Tricia 3, 11, 16, 24, 36, 38, 39, 42, 50, 57, 62, 63 Duncan, Susan 8, 32 Duncan, Tricia 3, 8, 12, 13, 25, 30, 42, 43, 50, 53, 57 Dunham, Tammy 3, 13, 25, 30, 36, 40, 48, 49, 50, 56 Dykshorn, Lana 14, 13, 36, 38, 39, 50 Dykshorn, Lisa 8, 10, 26, 32, 36, 42, 51, 62, 64, 66 Ebeling, Karen 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 24, 2Z 53 28, 29, 32, 36, 38, 50, 51, 52, Elliot, Duane 16, 25, 44, 55, 61 Even, Donald 16, 25, 36, 44, 51, 58, 59 Even, Eugene 3, 11, 13, 2Z 44, 45, 55, 58, 59 Flult, Arlene 9, 32, 36 Flult, Terry 11, 20, 22, 24, 36, 44, 58 55, Frlese, Evan 2, 7, 8, 10, 28, 30, 31, 32, 38, 39, 50, 55, 61 Frlese, Rhonda 11, 16, 31, 36, 38, 39, 42, 50, 5Z 60 Ga tes, Danny 2, 3, 4, Z 8, 10, 25, 28, 29, 32, 50, 54, 55, 58, 59 Haase, Heather 11, 20, 28, 36, 40, 41, 50, 52, 57 Haase, Julie 3, 13, 24, 28, 29, 50, 53, 54 52, Hall, Danlal 21, 36 Hass, Mike 13, 24 90 49 Johnson, Mike 11, 21, 36, 41, 44, 45 Kasten, Carol 5, 7, 8, 10, 26, 31, 32, 38, 39, 42, 51, 5Z 64 Keeley, Dawn 3, 16, 17, 24, ZZ 36, 42, 50, 54, 62, 63 Ketcham, Laurie 4, 5, 8, 10, 30, 32, 36, 51, 64 Ketcham, Lisa 17, 36, 38, 62, 63 Klinghagen, Jamie 13, 41 Koller, Stacy 18, 36, 50, 54, 62, 63 Krumbach, Carter 3, 14, 44, 51, 61, 64, 65 Kuck, Todd 3, 14, 24 Lawson, Stacy 11, 21, 38, 41, 42, 48, 49, 50 Leber, Regina 5, 8, 26, 30, 33, 36, 42, 56, 5Z 62, 64, 66 Leber, Richard 11, 14, 44, 58 Leininger, Stacy 11, 20, 21, 23, 28, 29, 36, 42, 52, 57, 64 Leininger, Todd 18, 29, 36, 40, 41, 55, 61, 65 Levene, Brett 3, 11, 22, 25, 55, 61 Linstrom, Gary 22, 24 Loewen, Brandy 14, 13, 38, 48 Luke, Lisa 9, 33, 36, 62, 63, 64 Lukes, Duane 3, 14, 31, 44 Lukes, Lynn 2, 4, 9, 10, 24, 33, 50 Lund, Tim 14, 15 Mahoney, Kevin 22, 41 Marsh, Lisa 9, Z 10, 40, 62, 63, 33, 24, 31 Merrill, Linda 4, 5Z 18, 42, 64, 38, 39, 36, 37 Merritt, Ann 14, 48, 49, 50, 62, 30 Merritt, Carol 22, 57, 11, 48, 24, 36 Merritt, Cheryl 18, 62, 63, 48, 49, 42, 51, 31, 38, 39, 36 Mielke, Kurtis 22, 44, 61, 65 Miller, Sandy 14, 15, 50 Miller, Tim 55, 22, 23, 11, 41, 61, 24, 128, 29, 36 Mohr, Scott 9, 55, 4, 2, 3, 10, 61, 27, 33, 51, 24, 66, 64, 65, 66, 36, 37 Morris, Tom 9, Z 10, 33, 24, 36 Munkvold, Tamara 22, 62, 63, 42, 48, 38, 39, 36 Nelson, Ann 18, 19, 62, 63, 48, 49, 40, 50, 64, 36 Nelson, Chad 53, 14, 15, 12, 13, 61, 27, 25, 65, 38, 39, 36, 37 Nelson, Jerrice 22, 23, 30, 57, 11, 62, 63, 48, 42, 43, 50, 24, 66, 64, 38, 39, 36, 37 Novak, Chris 17, 18, 41. 61, 25, 36 Novak, Michelle 9, 5, 10, 42, 43, 41, 50, 26, 33, 51, 24, 64 Ostrom, Kammy 5Z 11, 16, IZ 18, 62, 63, 48, 49, 42, 41, 50, 51, 29, 36 Pietz, Kenny 55, 19, 61, 51, 31, 65, 36, 37 Plucker, Jenny 56, 57, 19, 38, 39 Poss, Mike 55, 23, 22, 11, 40, 61, 24, 65, 36 Preheim, Vince 9, 41, 2, Z 10, 50, 61, 33, 25, 28, 29, 31 Rezek, Mary 23, 57, 11 Richter, David 23, 61 Roth, Mark 55, 15, 4, 13, 60, 61, 30, 65 Salter, Mark 15, 2, 3, 13, 61, 2Z 28, 29, 31, 65, 36, 37 Schaefer, Eugene 55, 18, 19, 44, 25 Schnabel, Kim 9, 4, 57, 10, 33, 24, 38, 39 Schmidt, Jeremy 55, 23, 61, 24, 28, 36 Schweitzer, Sally 15, 42, 24 Selby, Kristin 15, 12, 2, 3, 57, 11, 42, 43, 50, 58, 31, 36 Sherard, Jeff 9, 55, 5, 10, 44, 26, 33, 38 Stapleton, Pat 9, 7, 10, 44, 45, 26. 33, 24 Story, Denise 19, 42, 41 Sturzenbecher, LeAnn 9, 5, 10, 42, 26, 62, 33, 51, 62, 36 Smith, Michelle 15, 3, 40, 25, 38 Smith, Mike 23, 44 Trainer, Jeff 55, 23, 44, 45, 24, 65, 36, 37 Vlet, Jan 9, 4, 2, 3, 51 7, 10, 60, 33, 61, 34, 38, 36, 37 Viet, Jim 9, 55, 4,' 2, Z 50, 61, 33, 51, 25, 28, 29, 66, 64, 65, 66, 38, 39 Voagen, Lynn 19, 53, 48, 49, 42, 50, 51 Weeldreyer, Denise 11, 18, 19, 62, 63, 42, 40, 24, 36, 37 Whealen, Lisa 9, 4, 5, 2, 56, 57, 7, 10, 59, 50, 33, 51, 25, 28, 30, 38, 39, 36 Winnepennlkx, Becky 23 Zebell, Delle 15, 14, 3, 56, 53, 59, 40, 50, 59, 51, 64, 38, 39, 36, 37 THANK YOU A ke to give special Without the supp Parker area who probably have been to an ad in the to buy. The differe of an edition promotion b the 3 sold to the students for S16 per copy. Mr. Hansen Annual Advisor Al Roeder Insurance, Parker, S.D. 297-4848 Alan N. Overbough D.D.S.g Parker, S.D. 297-4796 Al's Studio, Marion, S.D. 648-3501 Cenex Soil Service Cen ter, Parker, S. D. 297-4477 Charles Stratton Ford, Parker, S.D. 297-4851 Concrete Ma terialsg Parker, S.D. 297-4405 DeCouis Gifts 8z Flower Shop: Parker, S.D. 297-4492 Eichlers Clover Farm, Parker, S.D. 297-4497 Farmers Union Co-op Oil Co., Parker, 'S.D. 297-4462 First Federal Savings 8z Loan, Parker, S.D. 297-4479 Gary Richter, Parker, S.D. 297-3156 G8zG Speedy Survg Parker, S.D. 297-4450 Greg Signs, Parker, S.D. 297-4734 Hilltop Nursing Home, Parker, S.D. 297-3488 Jack Roth, Parker, S.D. 297-4747 91 Jewell True Value Hardware, Parker, S.D. 297-4426 John S. Chicoine, Chiropractor, Parker, S.D. 297-4481 Kelley 's Bar, Parker, S.D. 297-9710 Kitchen Cafe, Parker, S.D. 297-9741 L8zL Motor Supply, Marion 648-3662 Lukes Implement Co., Parker, S.D. 297-4415 M 8: H Drive Inn, Parker, S.D. 297-4449 Nelson Eye Clinic, Parker, S.D. 297-4499 New Era, Parker, S.D. 297-4419 Norwest Bank, Parker, S.D. 297-4475 Parker Auto Supply, Parker, S.D. 297-4442 Parker Bakery, Parker, S.D. 297-4466 Parker Hatchery, Parker, S.D. 297-3387 Parker Paint Store, Parker, S.D. 297-4459 Parker Pheasant Hairstyling, Parker, S. D. 297-3389 p Parker Veterinary Clinic, Parker, S.D. 297-3356 Rapp 's Chevrolet, Marion S.D. 648-3604 Schoeneman Bros. Lumber Co., Parker, S.D. 297-4813 3 Terminal Grain Corp., Parker, S.D. 297-4432 Wally 's Jack 8: Jill, Parker, S. D. 297-3228 White Pharmacy, Parker, S.D. 297-3235 92 WALSWORTH PUB LISH I NG COM PAN Y MARCELINE. MISSOURI. 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