Parker High School - Annual Yearbook (Parker, SD)

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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

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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