Parker High School - Annual Yearbook (Parker, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

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T75-f U figzpgd-Q - T! gd, 1' b I ,fi j ,WJ A vplx in zyfh ,flu L - , I 5 r T . GLIMPSE OF '86 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS .......................................................... CLASSES ............. ........... FACULTY ............. ........... ACTIVITIES .................................. ........... MISCELLANEOUS AND TRIVIA ......... ........... SPORTS ...................................... ........... JUNIOR HIGH .......... ........... ELEMENTARY ............ ........... STUDENT INDEX ............ ........... ADS ......................... ........... SENICRS 3 1 1 CLASS OF '86 ww MW Dfw WLMWWM Ziggy 965' LM1f'Nw Z,4L My JL Z 'V OM W5 , UMW em WW 4 SQMWQQQ A QC, 0 Ox 2 WM 52 W w'Zff'WMM57 hw W W SENICDRS Mlchelle Arie Erin Almond Steven Lee Busemcn Lyle Stuart Berens 1 X L, lx , .YL , ' an MGT? E. Ayres LOri Jetln Buskohl .Lf V ' ' mia M if ' I : 'W' ' , M vMw,2,1'v,. X N' V e Donovan V. Budde H1 Ak!! Jone Louise Berens James Allen Chaney CLASS OF 4986 Amy Christine Chicoine Lana Renae Dykshorn Tricia Lynn Duncan Eugene Even Michael K. Hass DOFID ROQSI' HOY Tammy Lyn Dunham Michael Jay Joffer SENICDRS Jamie Lynne Kiinghagen Carter Christian Krumbach Richard M. Leber Brandy Lynn Loewen Duane Eugene Lukes Timothy Allen Lund Todd M.J. Kuck ADD MGrie Merrih CLASS CDF 1986 Sandra Chrlsllne Mlller Mark Edward Salter 5 . Krlsflrl J. Selby fl JPY' f in ZYJ -a. Chad D. Nelson Sally Jo Schwellzer Michelle Gall Smllh 'KZ1' I ff. ,S Mark Alan Roth Delle J. Zebell GRADUATICN sENioR CLASS Morro A lifetime is not too long to live as friends. As Long As We Believe We all have our own separate pathways to take, Our own destinations to choose, We all have our own contributions to make, Our own special talents to use, We all have our own kind of lite to pursue, Our own kind ot dreams to be weaving . .. And we all have the power to make wishes come true As long as we keep on believing. Amanda Bradley CLASS COLCJRS Red-White-Blu 9 CLASS FLOWER Red R056 C0'V0'ediCf0fiGn Co-Valedictorian MLCLISHG AlI nOI'1Cl Salutatorian Tricia Duncan Mark Salter !'l1l'f?.'li- R6- The stage for graduation. ,X Graduating class of 1986. ESCOUS T. Hass Gnd C. Novak. The chorus sings a song I, it it ,- 'N T. Kuck and B. Loewen are anxious! i 9 Graduates listening to speeches. D. Zebell getting or giving cm hug. In line for diplomas. . , H ' ii 1 W Ffff ,ETL :, W W 2 'fy ff K A .JW , ' H '- n . . i f H . . . fi , .f ,,,, if ' 'za ZW? 1 - M 1292 Z! if f .Jw Z. 51:-7 f ff 4, ,Z5ffg,i ,,., 5,351.9 V 5 V7 I , .. M W W.mM.A3Z, W, wW.f, 32 1 iiii V M , ' ' WM . ,:,,,. it . 'mf W - Q , 3 , M. Hoss Gnd R. Leber COf'1QI'CfUlCfe each other. M. Joffer in receiving line. CLASSES Swv, N-Q EL., QI' 7 il 'W -11,1 -1--isazrzf .- f ': 1 I1 JUNICDRS It you were to catch a glimpse of the Juniors this year, you'd probably see them speaking ln a strange tongue-Spanish. Spanlsh is just one ot the many tough classes that occupy the Juniors' time. Ralslng money for this year's prom was a blg goal tor the juniors. They did this by selling magazines. As upper-classmen the juniors are getting a great glimpse ol life ln the fastlane, and they love lt. 'W f? Y5 , 2' ' ,ZZ vi we I., 'rf ,...W,,f4 Q ' M W WW s ' T ff, ' T ei V Vi f ' we Q , V 47 Class Ottlcers: President: Linda Merrlll, Student Council: Ann Nei son, Vlce Pres.fSec.fTreas.: Rhonda Friese l Karrle Butenschoen 5 Tricia DeVries Duane Elliot Donald Even Rhonda Friese Tlna Hass Michelle Headlee Darla Janzen Mike Jelterls K. Pletz and T. Lelnlnger getting into the Christmas splrlts? Making money for the prom by selling magazines. A GLI Jeff Jolter USC K6fChGI'T'l 1 j'l ' lf ' Linda Merrill MPSE CDF THE Dlone Johns Dawn Keeley STGCSY Koller TOdd Lelnlnger Cheryl Merritt Ann Nelson L. Ketcham Is wondering ll she made the right cholce: Coke, Cherry Coke, Diet Coke, etc. D. Even 8: D. Janzen slttlng with a garbage can or time capsule? We'll find out In 25 years. D. Keeley 81 T. Devrles doing some Let's deck the juniors with yards of tinsel. Ch'- fe09'0Ph9d dance m0Ve5- FUTURE A. Nelson takes a break from s1udYil'1Q- Chris Novak Kenny Pletz Jennifer Plucker Eugene Schaefer Denlse StorY LVN' VOC-'gen JunI0rS wid DOD m0Chine- Denlse Weeldreyer Basketball stars! Peace to you too! GS' fo WOW' JR. SR. PROM Aprll 26, 1986 shall be remembered as A Night In Heaven to all the Junlors and Senlors who attended prom. At 6:00 p.m., the banquet was held at the Parkerhouse Steakhouse. The steakhouse was decorat- ed with G Wall mural showlng the theme of the nlght. At each table there were candles and a fluted glass for everyone to keep as o memory ol prom. L. Merrlll wel comed everyone to the banquet. Then M. Salter gave the thank you tor the Senlor Class. T. Lelnlnger gave the lnvocatlon. The walters and waitresses served the students and faculty. The meal consisted of a salad, steak, and baked potato, followed by sherbert for dessert. After the meal the program began, M. Almond read the Class Hlstory, M. Jefferls and A. Nelson read the prophecles and T. Duncan and M. Salter ended the program wlth the Senlor Class Wills. The dance was held at the Parker Community Cen ter. It was decorated wlth streamers, wall murals, flash Ing Ilghts, arches, and balloons floating on the celllng. Thlrty-three couples partlclpafed ln the Grand March as frlends and parents looked on. Kanaranzl pro vlded the muslc tor the evenlng. The nlght turned to morning as the promgoers bowled at the Sportbowl and ate breakfast at the Fryln' Pan. If was A Nlqhl In Heaven . .6 .- xx? ,Q xx I- ,I. I r , fl The evenIng's theme was A Nlght In Heaven . The ban QUBT WCS held at the PCfKel'hOUS9 SYeCKhOUS6. sf - gf The Dl'Om USCOTCTIOFIS flOClT6d ln the CII' whlle the klds danced Gnd had 'A Nlght In Heaven'. I GSTTIHQ INTO the TTIUSIC. I M. Jetlerls Ghd A. Nelson read the prophecies. t D. Weeldreyer, L. Buskohl, and S. Miller all decked out and Danclnq the 'Nlght' away. IOOKIDQ QFSGT f0f DFOITW- if 4' f i f Wattersfwaltresses: J. Chester, J. Nelson, D. Richter, C. Merrltt, J. T- DUDCGD Gnd M- SGIFGF Cont help but Heffel, and 5, Lelnlnger, laughing as they glve the Junlors' wllls. , The Senlor Class of 1986 at the Junior-Senior Prom. J. Plucker, D. JCDZED, Gnd T. D9VI'ieS look Oh CS L Is that 'un' D. Even? K6fChCm SOYS she WCl IfS two. Two Whdf? z,,,..-- 9Z30 p.m.? Only 296 hours unlll D. Budde Gnd C. Memn CCH leave- D. Hay and date pose for a promlime memory. H X, 1 J. Berens ls all Kanaranzl provided the muslc. smllesl mem you. M. Almond looks on while D. Lukes waves al somebody, but who? SCPHOIVICDRES The sophomores were busy with their high school studies this year. A glimpse of their schedule Includes: English, biology, Spanish, health, geometry, ag. ll, and world history. Besides being busy with their classes, they participated in many extracurricular activities and earned money for their future Junior-Sen- Ior Prom. The 1985-1986 Sophomores are anxiously awaiting to be promoted to upperclassmen next year. , f , t I' 2 ,Q Q ,,,,, . 6 ,V ,,, f ' , 7 M8 vt 4? , , W 1 , r 't t 9 M 1,2 H ,V,, 4 I , ., 'rrr it M t f f . . if I Z7 f' 'V I .,,, , ,rvv I ..,,, Class Officers: Vice. fsec. fTreas. f : M. Poss: President: J. Chester: Stu- dent Council: J. Nelson. Susan Andal Faith Becker Kenny Burns x .si K Darwln Boomgarden Jason Chester Michele Crist Terry Fluit Tracy Heibult Jett Hertel ai ,f M GEOITISTTY CIOSS l'lOTd at work. M. RSZBK TGKSS G DTSOK fTOTT'l studying. FUTURE .s,,hayv' 'Va K 1 1 , , , . 4 , Rita Husman Mike Johnson Stacy Leininger f Hanging Around! i 1 L Brett Levene Gary Lindstrom Kevin Mahoney - X , Carol Merritt Kurtis Mielke Tim Mllter ,,..4r'P wf K. Mielke asks himself, Why, did I take H3 this class! vi X K' ,Jr S N Spanish? Is it a game or a language? Help! save Us! UPPERCLASSMEN R FRESHMAN Gary Brucklacherx Jennifer Burnsx Mark Christensen 'Y Leo Even 'C Ron Heibult Holly Hertel Janice Carlson if Jason Headiee L Tammy Kuck The Freshmans' first glimpse of high school was during the week of homecoming, at Freshman initiation. After their day of initiation, the Freshman officially became part of the hlgh school. Along with becoming part of the high school comes the harder classes and more homework. The Freshman discovered this whlle taking courses in algebra, English, art, physical education, typing, geography, phys Ical science, and career education. Class Officers: Student Council: C. Schna- bel, President: W. Mielke, Vice Pres.fSec.f Treas.: T. Petersen V fi Dont look at the keys freshman! J. Meyer, and J. Headiee enjoy feeding each other during lnlflatlon. A GLIIVIPSE 0F J. Wolff warms up for band lessons. uf rr .Y ' 2 it , f -7 , ' ,,YMx..., ,, , , W W fm... rf' f 4 61533 QQ 5213 1, 1 M!! fix Q , J if A f y g we , A f M 9 M! , ,ff v ,Sf isle! ' W ' .. f I J J f f if 1 QQ fV'7,5fw W , , V M g m 7 , A f f 4, ff ff .X J: f ,f -'i 3 ,Qi X .ww 43 Q? f Annette Larson Julie Lindstromf' Jason Luke-. Kevin Marshf Jeremy Meyert Mark Michaebe , if ' f1.azf,:QQ,y, 5 4 A 5 1 ,,,,, ,H --ff ji, V MM H 'W WWW A , A V,,, M .WA 1 ,,,, ,,,, I U 1- MWWQV ' ..., , .A,,,Z, W! fs ,..,, . V .st LZ Jan studying? we Wendy Mielkex Derek Muller . David Petersen' Freshmen enioying initiation. L. Roeder and J. Lindstrom goofing off in study hall again HIGH SCHOCDL Tonya Petersenl Lynelle Roeder Y CIndY SCNFIGDSIX Marloh Schoffelmon if Laurie Schriever xf Nicole Smith X Lorl TIedemanX Christina Troutmon Joe WoI11 Y D. P8f6fS6I'1 CII -SlT1ileS' GIYIS Dfepdfe fOI' ChOI'U5 llne an K' - 54 ' K '- K 'xv ' Smlle Tlna! W. Mlelke poslng for the V ,..f 5 V 5 af ? - CGITISTO. A QUICK Thank you For all you teachers have done, For helping us students Through all ot our trials. We all Thank you For all you have given us, And the words Spoken tor our sake. We cannot express Our Gratitude: We can only hope You wlll once again Understand THANK YOU! Darrell Salter Wallace Horlnes Jim Vogel Superintendent H.S. Principal Business Manager Jeanine Mlller Robert Hermann Connie Schmidt H.S. Secretary Elem. Principal Elem. Secretary Mrs. Mlller taking a break trom her busy schedule Lorl Boldt Irma Bossman Jlll Christensen Art MathfForelgn lang. MathfComputer We Mrs. Van HOVS works Student teacher Mrs. knudsen pre Reee' Deulsch Ve'e Jean DeV ee hard dunno her parlng lor her Senior English class Eee em'e5 Resemee ,me hour. LGCDK Bonnle Eltrelm Tlm Fiegen Connle Flyger Llbrarlan Agriculture Business 1 1 l Clndy Froiland Diane Gause Diana Gough English ll-IV Resource Vocal Wln GFBDSI An HGQQ Denlse HClSCh RBSOUFCS Counselor Engllsh Mrs. Frolland Wendy Hansen Clark Hoover deep ln Resource EngIishfLlbrarlan thought? HE. Mr. Mark studles the notes as T. Hauarud plays. Mrs. C. trles her luck on the com puter. ls that your IIHI6 ducky Mrs. Boldt? AT CUR What a baby face Mrs. Bossman! Hey, where are you going? Mary Mahoney Resource Gary Kropuenske Physical Education Gayle Hoover Science Robert Saltler J.H. Science Charlene Sattler Resource Terry Mark Band LaJean Smith Liz Slack Paul Selby Science Resource Speech M. Salter smiles at Mr. Hagg's advice. 26 Deb Van Hove David Versteeg Working hard Home Economics Political Science Mr. Fiegen? GREAT 'Y School Board members: Morcio Mock, Robert Holes, Earl Joffer, Fred Plucker, Dennis Chester E. Petersen. V. Bosch, L. Bossmcn getting o bit of energy before their nightly journey. 5 fa -I ' 'eil ,Web . . 'aff-.-W V 752 , ,Y if., ,, ..'f:g,w2g5,, Q -W, ,A , 1 z Y - School BUS Dl'lVel'SZ Edsel PSTGFSGD, Jim Burns, Vel'l0 Bosch, LGITY BOSSINOD, DOD Smlfh. ,Md i f guy f , f f 4 f , ga 5, 4 5 +A ff aff E ' ' X '5 2, TL, J :MM I HOW does Thai Yclsfe? School JCDHOIS Woody KCSTSD KSITY SODDST, Bob Bovill PCIUIIDS ACTIVITIES D Ill! .W , , ,. K 'I W A GLIMPSE OF Homecomlng for Parker Hlgh School was held during the week of September 16-20. Monday was once agaln the inltiatlon of the freshman wlth everyone dressing in blue and white. A change thls year was made when coronatlon was moved to Monday, allowing the king 81 queen to reign all week. As the day came to an end Michelle Almond and Carter Krumbach walked away wlth the crowns as Queen 8: King of 1985. Tuesday, the shorts and sandals came out of the closet lor Hawallan day. As the girls played Trl-Valley, the fans were cheering them on in Ha wallan attire and sunglasses. Wednesday was fllled wlth excitement as the boys showed their legs and the girls their muscles on switch day. Nerd day, on Thursday, proved to be a day of whlnlng, wlth a lot of tape used for broken glasses. The Powder Puff victors were the sopho mores and seniors when the game ended in the raln. Friday, the last day ot homecoming was field day wlth everyone wearing athletic attlre. Fleld day competltlon was held at the athletic complex. Classes competed for the splrlt trophy, wlth the senlors on top. The burnlng of the A was held rlght before the homecoming Football game. After defeating the Alcester cubs, PHS held a dance for all alumnl and students. All thls Is iust a glimpse of what happened dur- Ing Homecoming 1985. wi. QUEST! I . , .. ...M W A.. ,..,.. W .... Mlchelle Almond. King! CCHS! Krumbach W y fum W 41-2,7 N, Under the dlrectlon of Miss Gough, the Hlgh School Chorus performed at Homecoming Coronation Monday night. HCIVIECOMING Royalty Candidates L to R, Back Row: M. Salter, M. Roth, C. Nelson, C. Krumbach, D. Hay, Front: K Selby, A. Merritt, T. Duncan, A. Chicoine, M. Almond T. Hass getting the crowd psyched up A Nelson 81. L. Merrill emcee Coronation. 'N QQ! I +? d- 41. it so . I , V ,.., , ,, .. V S 1' Q, :gi .C . y , f ln l , A ' - W Y it ' i tlfr ' ' ' .2 M 'Q f J 12: 4 M 5 l . rr E , Royalty CGndldGfeS QOOfiI'1Q Gl'0Und before the DIQ mOITteI'1f. SCANNING Isn't It fun being cl Freshman? wgggwikikh h 1 N 'es ,. S: f ' wwxe X . W,W -e,,M2emwwe, A ' A gm fm xi xQxwRmxQf.Qn qfixwwaw 2 e T. Helbult taking cz leap. Junlors ct their best HOMECCDIVIING 31' Keep .er steady' GBB prepare to show their stuff 1, ,lf Are you hungry Rich? Nlce wardrobe MCTKI FI'9ShmClh dolng the Shuffle. Pull Tam, Tam pull! we ORAL INTERPRETATICDN Front Row: D. Janzen, T. Duncan, A. Chicoine, K. Selby, M. Almond, M. Salter: Middle Row: M. Headlee, D. Story, T. Hass, C. Merritt, T. Munkvold: Back Row: T. Miller, M. Rezek, R. FTISSG, R. HUSTTIOD, MTS. HOOVST. 'Q'--, A Chicoine and K. selby goofing oft at Regional Oral Interpretation contest. Mrs. Clarke Hoover is the Oral Interpretation Advisor. Each year she coaches students on their chosen pieces. She helps them develop their characters and gives them special hints to make their pieces better. This year In Oral interpretation things were better than ever. There were almost twenty participants in speech. The advisor was Mrs. Clarke Hoover. The local contest winners were: Cheryl Merritt-Humorous, Rita Husman-Drama, Amy Chicoine-Oratory,l Michelle Almond-Serious interpretation of Drama, and Mark Salter and Tricia Duncan-Duet Acting. These people all advanced to the Dlstrlct Contest. Many schools participated ln the District Contest and we got a glimpse ot Parker's talent when they tied with Freeman Academy as winners ot the District Oral ln terpretatlon Trophy. Next came the Regional Contest, and with that came more winning. Michelle, Trlcla, and Mark all received superiors and the chance to attend the State B Oral Inter- pretation Contest. On Friday, November 22-23, Mrs. Hoo ver, Mark, Tricia, and Michelle attended the State Contest in Huron. Michelle was to give her piece that evening. As it turned out, she drew first sede and recited a Dlstrlct Contestants: Front Row: T. Duncan A Chicolne K Selby M Almond Back Row: M. Salter, C. Merritt, R. Husman piece from the play AnatasIa, She re celved a Superior rating and a trophy. On Saturday morning, Mark and Tricla performed their duet. They did a piece from Nell Slmon's Plaza Suite. They re celved a superior rating and a trophy. What these people accomplished is something tor themselves and their school to be very proud ot. They have all done outstanding work ln the field of speech. l Practicing again? Regional Contestants: Front Row M Salter R Husman C Merritt Back Row: T. Duncan, K. Selby, M Almond v.V' ' A Tx K , if f Qi , w lg it , SAE. .v ' i 5 Y .i. M State Superior Wrnnersll SWEETHEART The night ot March 1 was filled with a glimpse of an ticlpotion as to who would become the new Sweetheart and Marshall at the annual FHA and FFA Sweetheart dance. Setting the mood was the band Crossfire from Vermillion. When it came down to the tlnal moment former Marshall Russell Buseman crowned the new Sweetheart Tricia Duncan and the new Mar- shall Eugene Even. Atter coronation the rest ot the evening was filled with loud music and lots of dancing. FFA also served popcorn and pop tor refreshments. Overall the evening was a huge success and every- body enjoyed themselves immensely. C, Merritt, K. Butenschoen show J. Woltt how upperclassmen enjoy dances. MGYSTTCII Eugene Gnd Sweetheart Trlcla ' f li Candidates. Front row: S. Schweitzer, T. Dunham, A. Chicoine, L. Buskohl, T. Duncan, K. Selby. Back row R. Lebef, J. Chdhey, D. Budde, E. Even, D. Lukes. A. Larson takes tlme out to show us her pearly whltes. T. Lund ls amazed at the DfiCeS- 1 T f Sure Terry I'II have some popcorn. Thanks! K. Ptetz takes a short nap before he really gets down. Go ahedd SGI? GSK C. Mefflff US fl0Wef9d- The band Crossfire sets the mood Carol to dance with you. ALL SCHCDCL PLAY It all started early one morning when twenty dedicated students came sleepily wandering onto the stage for the first play practice of the year. These practices continued but prob- ably wouldn't have been bearable without the help of the rolls from the bakery to get us started. When they felt the play was almost ready they added light and sound effects. They were finally ready for opening night. On May 19, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. people from the community and surrounding towns filled the chairs in the elementary gym to witness the opening night of the All School Play entitled The Speckled Band under the direction of Miss Denise Haisch. This Sherlock Holmes thriller was filled with action, such as: The mysterious death of Julia Stoner, the strange but crazy Dirty Ned kept your interest with his silly disguise, and who could forget the gypsie named Morgana who threw a glass of port in Dr. Roylol't's face, and last but not least the death of Dr. Roylott and the solved case of The Speckled Band. The evening ended by the cast presenting a bouquet of flowers to Miss Haisch for all the time put into this year's play and plays in the past, and for being a super director. She'll be missed greatly next year. CAST .......5TOCY Leininger .......Tim Miller .......Amy Chicoine Felicia Westphail .............. Rhonda Friese Marie Armitage ................ Tonya Peterson Capt. Louis Armitage ....... Mark Roth Julia Stoner ...... . Dr. Roylott ............ Morgana ................. Bessie ................................ Michelle Almond .......Tricia Duncan .......Mary Rezek .......Jason Chester .......Jeremy Meyer .......Chris Novak .......Mark Salter .......Michelle Headlee Sherlock Holmes ............... Mark Salter Helen STORET ........ MTS. WCVSTIY ........ Klpper ............... Dr. Watson ....... MT. Mllverton ....... Dirty Ned ............. MTS. Hudson ............ NO! DT. WGTSOT1 The people behind the scenes: L. Buskohl, S. Andal, B. Loewen and A. Larson. Not pictured M H W q Prompters D. Story and L. Vogan. ., ...... . ,L ' Director-Miss Denise Haisch 1? -.ug PTTVGTS eye at WOTK Helen Stoner helps her sister Julia! X fs ,.,,, W W, 41.4 7 . , V. A The family listens to Dr. Roylott. Dr. Roylotl and Betsy have a stare down. Morgana's confidence shines through. .f Q. .5 K 1 ' 1: if Mrs. Waverly 'ridying up. ROYIOWS IGS? STGDS- Roylott and Mrs. Waverly. Dr. Watson questioning the family. Aunt Felicia mournes Julia's death. STUDENT CCDUNCIL HCDNCR SCJCIETY Bottom and around P : A. Nelson, W. Mlelke, J. Nelson, J. Chester, M. Salter, C. Nelson, C. Krumbach, Mr. Hagg, L. Merrlll, and C. Schnobel. The Student Council was a very busy group of students who were kept busy pro Vldlng dlfferenl Ocllvlfles fOr the student bOdY. Under student body presldent, Chad Nei son, they set up the field day tor home coming. In December, they provided a Christmas movie, The Takedown and also presented gag gifts to some of the stu dent bOdy. They also put on a dance and spon sored a speaker by the name of Gary Zelesky. This was just a glimpse ot the entertaining and educational programs that the Stu dent Council sponsored. Hwfw, , ,pw Front Row: T. Duncan, A. Nelson, L. KefChCll'T'l2 Back Row: MI'. Selby, K. Plefl, T. l.ell'llf'lQel', J. Jotfer, M. Sdlfef, A. ChlC0ll'le, R. FTIBSE, M. AITTTODG. LIBRARIANS Front Row: T. Mlller, T. Flult, S. Buseman, K. Mahoney: Middle Row: T. Duncan, M. Almond, K. Selby, A. Nelson: Back Row: Mrs. Hoover, T. Munkvold, L. Buskohl, A. Chlcolne, D. Weeldreyer, J. Kllnghagen. PEP CLUB Fun, excltlng, hardworking, deter- mined, creative, and loud voices are all characteristics of the PHS pep club. Some memories of supporting the Pheasants are the many posters hung In the halls and the pep rallies. For their fund raiser, they sold Christ- mas wreaths, which they used the money to buy flowers for the teams. This Is just a gllmmpse of the activit- ies of our spectacular pep club. As you climb the last flight of stairs at PHS, you'll get a glimpse of the librarians performing their many re sponslbllltles such as helping puzzled students find necessary information or check out books. They work hard to keep the llbrary in tip-top shape and keep current information in the library for the students access. Mrs. Hoover ls the person who keeps all her llbrary aids in order. Flrst Row: D. Keeley, K. Selby, M. Roth, D. Hay, L. Merrlll, R. Friese, J. Plucker, T. Petersen: Second Row: M. Headlee, J. Berens, A. Merritt, S. Koller, M. Crist, J. Nelson, H. Herlel: Thlrd Row: D. Zebell, T. Duncan, C. Merritt, S. Miller, A. Chlcolne, T. DeVrles, D. Janzen, L. Voagen: Fourth Row: A. Nelson, S. Leininger, E. Even, C. Krumbach, T. Hass, M. Almond, A. Larson: Fifth Row: C. Nelson, M. Salter, J. Chaney, J. Burns, Advisor Mrs. Bossman. BAND PHS CONCERT BAND. Flrsf Row: T. Dunham, A. Chlcolne, R. Frlese, D. Weeldreyer, T. Hass, A. Nelson, S. Lelnlnger: Second Row: M. Headlee, L. Dykshorn, T. Duncan, D. Keeley, S. Koller, C. Merrlft, L. Roeder, A. Larson, J. Meyer, J. Wolff, M. Michaels: Third ROW: C. Merrlh, F. Becker, J. Burns, L. Schrlever, W. Mlelke, T. Flult, M. Rezek, T. Munkvold, T. Mlller, T. Leinlnger, M. Jefferis, L. Ketcham, T. Devrles, K. Selby, L. Buskohl, J. Luke, K. Plerz, M. SCIITST, J. Nelson: Fourth Row: C. Novak, J. Chester, M. Poss, J. Plucker, D. Janzen, M. Schoffelman, H. Hertel, Mr. Mark, M. Almond, M. Christensen, J. Joffer, M. Jotfer, D. Budde, L. Merrill, J. Trainer, J. Schmidt: Not pictured: C. Nelson, D. Zebell, D. Johns, D. Even, J. Llndstrom. A Qllmpse of The PHS bdnd Showed them to be busy this year. The students marched In the Parker Turtle Days Parade and the Vlklng Days Parade In Sloux Falls. Some extra plzzaz was added to the marching band with the addlflon of a flag corp. The band, along with The chorus, sold candles and popcorn as this year's fund raiser to finance the upcoming band fchorus trlp next year. The John Phllllp Sousa Award went to Mark Salter. The selection of The recipient was based on DGFHCIDCTIOD Clrtd Cblllry. The band performed at the Christmas and Spring concerts, the Roast Beef Dinner ln April, and com peted ln the large group contest at Freeman. - i M -..Ls .51 PHS MClrChInQ BClnd af Turtle DCIY5. M. Salter received the John Phllllp Sousa Award. My gf? D. Weeldreyer and T. Hass smile lor the camera. D. Even are you blasting? A few seniors: K. Selby, L. Buskohl and C. Nelson. g 5 CCDNTEST ii........un-unslulunlullullllllilltlllllll llnuunlulIunuunnlulunnlnununnl Approxlmately 35 students from PHS compet- ed ln the Reqlon I Instrumental Contest In Febru Clry Gt USD. PGH ot the PHS Pep Band The PHS Flag COrp conslsted of eight ju- nlor hIQh Qlrls under the direction of M. Headlee and Mr. Mark. Choreoaraphers were M. Headlee and T. Duncan. Lett. D. Johns and M. Headlee attended the Augustana Band Festlval In November. The glrls spent two days practlclng wlth approximately 160 other students from South DCKOTG. The event ended wlth a concert. Rlght. Mr. Mark: our fearless Iecderl ,,, R. Frlese, D. Johns, Gnd D D' Jonzen ,ecewed G superior Weeldreyer recelved a superlor rat ratlna on her snare drum solo. 'ng on fhelf Ute W0- CHCDRUS The chorus, Ilke the band, was also very busy thls year. The students sang at the concerts, the roast beet dlnner, and some partlclpated In the Parker Mu slc Festlval. Grace Kennedy from Beresford dIreCIed the hlqh school group and Reed Devrles directed the junlor hlqh group. All In all the testlval was c success. You may have caught a gllmpse ot the glrls at the large group contest at Freeman. They sang It's My Song, and AIIelujah and received a superlor ratlng. The students are looking forward to next year and the upcomlng band! chorus trlp. - Q .Au .. :L PHS CHORUS. Flrsf Row: M. Almond, M. Heddlee, J. Luke, J. Heddlee, J. Meyer, M. Michael, A. Larson, T. Petersen, L. Schrleverg Second Row: D. Zebell, F. Becker, T. Munkvold, L. Dykshorn, D. Keeley, T. Duncan, L. Merrlll, M. Smlth, B. Loewen: Thlrd Row: Ms. Gough, R. Husman, T. Hass, J. Nelson, L. Ketcham, D. Weeldreyer, C. Merritt, L. Voagenq Fourth Row: K. Butenschoen, C. Schnabel, S. Andal, S. Schweitzer, M. Rezek, J. Plucker, R. Frtese, T. Devrles, J. Kllnghagen. TNS YeCl S CII-STGTS chorus WGS held In HUTOD. The quartet WGS SODYGYIO-M. Almond, D088-J. Heddlee, GITO-M. 'A HSGCJIGS, f6I'l0f-M. MICIWGSI. J. Luke recelved the Ndtlen- GI School Choral AWCI'd. Sprlng Concert. W fEx1ZzT32V. El-'IEVT J. f 1 ,fs es .. J bilifff -e - are Y. I ffbj 21 ima M. HBGGIBS F6- CBIVSG C! superlor ICT' 'DQ on h6I' vocal solo. C. Schnobel got G Wcrmlnq up tor c concert. HV' on he' plana SOIO. J. Meyer, J. Heodlee, J. Luke, ond M. Mlchoels sang thelr tunes at contest Gnd got G 1 . It's My Song ensemble received Cl superior rating. 5 tf, 1 Mlss Gough, our dlrector. Accompcnlsts. Front Row: L. Dyskshorn, M. Hecrdleei Bock Row: T. Munkvold, M. Almond, R. Friese. PAPER STAFF Front Row: T. Hass, T. Duncan, D. Janzen, D. Story, Mrs. Flygerg Second Row: S. Andal, K. Butenschoen, C. Merritt, J. Kllnghagen, R. Husmang Third Row: T. Petersen, A. Larson, J. Nelson, M. Crist, S. Leininger, M. Smith: Fourth Row: K. Mahoney, C. Novak, J. Chaney, M. Roth, T. Leininger This year a new excitement overtook the 1985-86 paper staff. They got together and decided that they were going to produce the best paper ever. Paper staff started right at the beginning of the year with stu- dents ln grades nine through twelve signing up as volunteers to write the paper. Paper staff was advised by Mrs. Connie Flyger. She contributed her knowledge and experience to help her students produce their weekly endeavor. Co-editors this year were Denise Story and Todd Leininger. Each of these students gave their time to help the other students and advise them on their ques- tions. They also did their share of reporting and adding new features to the paper to make it more interesting for the student body. Everyone who was a member ot the paper staff should take a special pride and satisfaction in knowing the job they did made the paper better and made it something for the students to keep and remember in the future years. We have faith that next year's paper staff will be even better because they will be a very experienced group to record all the happenings at PHS. ff' f . ff ,., .,,, M K 1 X ,J W ffm? Putting The Pheasant togeth- er are Co-Editors T. Leininger and D. Story. Reporters A. Larson, D. Janzen, and M. Roth use their skills to re port on this year's happenings. ANNUAL STAFF Annual Stott started oft ln a new dlrec- tlon thls year. A new advlsor, Mrs. Flyger, undertook the job ot tralnlng and directing the stalt. Annual statt also started a new publishing company thls year. The Annual Statt meetings started at the very beglnnlng ot the year. Students partlclpatlng chose the actlvltles that they would like to prepare tor the '86 annual. Meetings were held most every week tor the students to work at their own pace and get their projects done. The statt faced four deadlines thls year and met them all. They worked hard to turn out an annual that will be remembered. Thanks to all the members who made thls annual so good. Rest assured, thls Is lust a gllmpse ol things to come. '-if ' u ANNUAL STAFF. Flrst Row: Co-Edltors M. Smlth, M. Almond Second Row: D. Zebell, T Dunham, L. Buskhol, T. Duncan, A. Chlcolne Third Row: A. Merritt, S. Mlller, K. Selby, J Schmldt, D. Weeldreyer, S. Andal, J. Berens Fourth Row: S. Lelnlnger, M. Crist, D Rlchter, T. Lelnlnger, T. Mlller, M. Poss, G. Llndstrom Not pictured: M. Headlee, S. Andal R. Husman L. Buskhcl takes O break to Smlle Gt the CCI'T19I'O. 5, mmmmy T ,,-f' ,. ,,.. , - : . 2 Co-Edltors M. Almond and M. Smith take a minute to have their picture taken with Advisor Mrs. Flyger. T. Mlller trylng to figure out the typewriter. z, 1 if W ff FUTURE HOIVIEMAKERS A gllmpse would tell you the FHA girls were busy wlth an actlve year. National Famlly Week was r6COQnIZed. FHA Week WGS February 9-15 with dlf- terent actlvltles every day. Our fundraiser during the week was the annual Soup Supper. Reading Cham- pions with grades 1-6 helped the FHA bring in S840 tor the March of Dlmes. Krlstln Selby, for her second year, was an active Pep Squad member. At the State Meeting, Rhonda Friese was named to the 1986-97 Pep Squad and our chapter received the Merlt Award. Thls year, we had slx AAE participants, with flve recelvlng superlors at the state level. Con gratulatlons on a super, fun year! I V :tuscan-pn fi' FHA HSM FHA Oftlcers. Front Row: D. Story, K. Selby, T. Petersen: BUCK ROW! T HGSS, R. FYIBSB, T. Duncan FHA Members. Front Row: T. Duncan, R. Friese, D. Story, K. Selby, T. Hass, T. Petersen: Second Row: T. Trautman, T. Kuck, L Tledeman, S. Andal, N. Smith, J. Thletjeg Third Row: L. Merrill, A. Chicolne, M. Almond, L. Buskohl, T. Dunham, J. Nelson: Fourth Row: A. Larson, L. Voagen, L. Ketcham, D. Weeldreyer, C. Merritt, D. Keeleyp Fifth Row: Mrs. Van Hove, K. Butenschoen, T Munkvold, S. Schweitzer, M. Rezek, T. DeVries: Not pictured: M. Crist OF AMERICA 1. Maklng sandwlches at the Soup Sup per. Partlclpants at the state meeting In Sioux Falls. D. Story glves a fclk on Famllles. FHA'9l'S SQNB bI'9CKfClSf to U16 fOOfbCll DIOYSTS. CJD 1 A Wtsuu Wig! is 5 N, ,MW I . . : g 'if 'X ' . '- in M 2 ,gg ,f X I M. Crist prepares an egg roll when U we made foreign food at one of our We actually made these at our December meetrng. meenngs- FUTURE FARMERS FFA Members. First Row: K. Mielke, T. Fluit, D. Budde, Mr. Fiegen, C. Krumbach, E. Even, E. Schaefer, D. Lukesg Second Row: R. Leber, J. Lukes, J. Headlee, D. Boomgarden, S. Buseman, D. Petersen, L. Berens: Third Row: J. Chaney, L. Even, J. Meyer, J. Trainer, M. Smith, D. Even: Fourth Row: T. Heibult, K. Berens, K. Marsh, R. Heibult, and J. Chester. A glimpse of the 1985-86 FFA year started wlth the Ieadershlp camp at Madlson wlth slx members attending. Summer had many judging trips as well as the summer plcnlc at Mr. Fiegen's house. When school started, the Parker FFA hosted the dlstrlct land-judging contest. Then they attended the state contest. The otflcers participated in the conduct of meetings contest at Sloux Falls and placed second. The rest of the Ieadershlp contest was held at Harrisburg with C. Krumbach placing fourth ln extemporary speak- Ing and J. Meyer placing fourth in creed speaking. The frult sales went fast as R. and T. Heibult sold the most. FFA week was celebrated with actlvltles everyday. The week started out with bowling on Sunday and ended on Frlday with a trip to the Royal Fork with the 'parents and then onto to Grand Laboratories in Larchwood, IA for a tour. As spring came, so dld the Llttle International and the state convention which were both held ln Brookings. D. Budde and C. Krumbach received the State Farmer degree and Carter was selected as the first runnerup in the Star Agribusiness competltlon. Donovan placed second in sheep production. The year ended wlth the annual FFA banquet where K. Marsh was selected Star Greenhand, K. Berens Star Greenhand, and the cooking staff at the school Honorary Chapter Farmers. G. Even shows his skllls of flipping pancakes after four years of practice. OF AMERICA Ottlcers. Front Row: E. Schaeter, historian: J. Chaney, Reporter: K. Mlelke, J. Chester, J. Trainer, and T. Helbult judglng D. Even, hlstorlang Middle Row: D. Budde, Vice-President: B. meats at Morrell's meats judging contest. Lukes, Sentinel: E. Even, Treasurer: Back Row: R. Leber, Secretary, C. Krumbach, President: Advisor Mr. Fiegen. .XX I FFA banquet at H16 C0mmUI'1ifY Cenfef. C. Krumbach selected as first runner-up ln the Star-Agrlbuslness competltlon at the state FFA convention. We 1 W . Ai Another monthly FFA chapter meeting held in The Freshmen show their FFA hens during FFA week. 'he AO- Room- MISCELLANEGUS ACTIVITIES LISCI Ketcham WGS Ihe 1986 Girls Sfafe deleqafe. Mark Sdlfel' WCS The 1985-86 Daughter of The Amerlcdh Revolutlon delegafe. Rhonda Friese was selected as a P.E.P. squad member for the 1986-87 term. Krlstin Selby was on the P.E.P. squad during 1985-86. Trlcla Duncan Gnd Kristin Selby Wefe PGQGS dUl'II'lQ the ISQISIOIIVS SGSSIOD In Pierre in 1986. AT A GLIIVIPSE 2, 9- 4,1 15' Michelle Almond and Amy Chicoine attended the South Dakota Bankers Association annual convention during October of 1985. xXlERSf 9+.':.. y' Mark Salter, Chris Novak, Chad Nelson, Brandy Loewen, Ann Nelson, and Michelle Almond made up the 1985-86 PHS Quiz Bowl team. Rhonda Friese and Kenny Pietz were selected to at- tend Youth Business Academy in Sioux Falls in 1986. Kenny Pietz and Jett Jotter were the Boys' State Dele gates for 19865 Todd Leininger attended Journalism City. TRIVIA MOVIE 1. Back to the Future 2. Rambo ll 3. Rocky IV 4. sr. amos Fire 5. Pretty in Pink SONGS 1. Let's Go All the Way 2. Smokin' in the Boys Room 3. Money for Nothing 4. Lovin' Every Minute ot It 5. How Will I Know ACTORS 1. Michael J. Fox 2. Rob Lowe 3. Bill Cosby 4. Bruce Willis 5. Tom Selleck FOOD Godtather's Taco Bell Pizza Hut McDonald's Burger King TV PROGRAMS 1. Cosby Show 2. Miami Vice 3. Moonlighting 4. MacGyver 5. Dynasty TAPES Loverboy Lovin' Every Minute of It ZZ Tops Atterburner Ratt Invasion ot Your Privacy Heart Heart Dire Straits Brother in Arms ACTRESSES 1. Cybill Sheppard 2. Molly Ringwald 3. Sally Fields 4. Ally Sheedy 5. Joan Collins SPORTS ,xsge-LEW? ,ww Qi G' limb DRILL TEAM D. Jcnzen Gnd I.. ROBGGI' SII'Id6 to II16 b9OI'. C. Merritt and L. V o a Q e n keep In tlme. DrIII IBGITISIS ShImmY to the DSGI. , Y NI. RSZBIC does her G C I I O I1 S well. DI'III TSOITTBYS do Ihe colgote wGIk wlth DBIISCIIOD. The CIIIII ISGITI DFQCIICIDQ IGDIGIIVSIY cf 7:30 Cl.m. SSFIIOT I'T16ITIb6l'S GFS! A. ChICOIn6, T. Dunham, A. MSITIII, and B. Loewen. During the 1985-86 year, the PHS drill teamers were quite busy. The drlll team's routines included Smokin' in the Boy's Room, Everybody Wants You, Neutron Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, and a special christmas routine, Rock Around the Christmas Tree. The drill team was honored to perform at a nlght session at the Boy's Basketball State B Tour- nament In Huron, S.D. They got the spirit going by performing to Black Cars Look Better in the Shade. This year drill team had the privilege of acquiring three new members, Holly Hertel, Lynelle Roeder, and Mariah Schoffelman. Mrs. Froiland, drlll team advisor, kept the girls going at 7:30 a.m., after school, and on nights before the game tor perfection of the routines. vqgiefgz, ,, r ff H Hertel M Schotfel- man, T. Munkvold show their stuff. A. Gnd C. Meffm SGT The DOGS fOI' the IEST. Mrs. FrOIlOndLDedICcted Advisor. 1985-86 Drlll Team. Front Row: B. Loewen, M. Schotfelman, L. Roeder, C. Merritt, H. Hertel, L. Voagen, A. Nelson: Back Row: S Schweitzer, Student Manager, C. Merritt, M. Rezek, T. Munkvold, A. Merritt, J. Nelson, A. Chicolne, D. Janzen, T. Dunham, Mrs FrOIIGnd, Advisor. W Dedlcation. That describes the cheer- leaders of 1985-86. They devoted their time and hard work by supportlng the teams of PHS. Pep rallies, posters, and school splrlt are only a few ot the many responslbllltles these girls have. Advisor lrma Bossman kept busy taking the cheerleaders to the SDSU Clinic and State Cheerleading Tournament. She also contributed her ideas and showed her authority when it came to getting the job done. Through regular season, playoffs, tournaments, wins and losses, the cheerleaders tired up the crowd and backed the Pheasants. PHS CHEERLEADERS The dedicated cheerleading advisor, Irma Bossman. T. H085 SGYS, HHGTTQ ? 4 , Boys BB Cheerleaders. top: M. Crist, T. Duncan, K. Selby, bottom: M. Almond, S. y .,,l . ' Lelnlnger M. Headlee, T. Petersen, J. Burns IOOSSV' 1 W 3 i 5, 123 ff ,Q , 2 Q 'i ' f Z 9 he , T., 2 4 lg .V 'Li ' ,Q V Z I, . f t--'1 M 'T ' JV BBB Cheerleaders show some talent. Wrestllng Cheerleader: Delle Zebell BBB cheerleaders strut their stutt at halftime. FB Cheerleaders: L. Voagen, M. Headlee, M. Almond: bottom: T. Hass L. VOOQSI1 Gnd T. Hass bling OUf the PHS Spirit. GlrI's BB Cheerleaders: T to B, D. Zebell, L. Roeder J. Burns Y FOOTBALL A gllmpse ofthe Parker football team would show that a lot of thlngs have changed In the last year. The football team under the dlrectlon of new head coach Gary Kropuenske, had a wlnnlng season of slx vlctorles and three losses. For the flrst tlme ln a number ot years the football team won the Homecoming game CQGIDSI AICSSTST 47-14. Records were set thls year also. Carter Krumbach set the record for most yards rushlng ln one season-1060 yards. He also had most carrles In one season-185 and most two-polnt converslons In a season-6. Chad Nelson took the record for most receptlons In one sea son-21, and most yards gained recelvlng In one game-200 yards and ln one sea son-498 yards. Chad also had four touchdowns In one game and 12 In a season to set two more records. Darln Hay set the record for most yards passlng In one game-295 yards and In one season-815 yards. To top It all off he also set the record for most touchdowns In a game-5. All ln all the Pheasants dld a good iob as they moved from eleven-man football to nlne- man football. Besldes settlng records the Pheasants also played In Reglons agalnst Garretson. The Pheasants lost ln a hard fought game. The flnal score was Pheasants 6 and The Blue DTCQOUS 20. The 1985 season had three All-Conference players: Dcrln Hay, Carter Krumbach, Chad Nelson: they also had three Honorable Mentlon All-Conference players: Mark Roth, Jlm Chaney, Gnd Mlke Jolfer. Pheasants, we hope thls Is iust a glimpse of thlngs to come for the Parker Hlgh football team. Coach Kropuenske leadlng hIS feclm. .S , F Rs X .V b..,, b M. All'T1Ond Gnd M. HSGGIBS yelllng fOI' I'T'lOl'6. Parker getflng ready to reset defense. All CON. DICYGFS Gnd Honorable MBIWTIODS. First Row: L. Even, J. Luke, D. Petersen, J. Chaney, J. Headlee, J. Meyer, M. Christensen: Second Row: G. Schaeffer, E. Even, M. Jefferis, D. Hay, M. Roth, C. Nelson, D. Elliott, D. Lukesp Third Row: C. Krumbach, M. Salter, J. Joffer, D. Budde, K. Nugteren, J. Herfel, K. Berens: Fourth Row: M. Hass, R. Leber, T. Fluit, K. Piefz, J. Trainer, L. Berens. M. Ayres: Fifth Row: Ass't. Coach A. Hagg, M. Poss, D. Richter, B. Levene, T. Miller, Head Coach G. Kropuenske. SCOREBOARD 6-3 Record US THEM 20 Garretson 6 26 Gayville-Volin 20 47 Alcester 14 18 Wakonda 48 32 Centerville 16 0 Irene 12 56 Viborg 12 64 Hurley 8 6 Garreton' 20 'Playoff game E. Even putting on some defensive pressure. D. KGIIGY Gnd S. KOIISI' keeping STGTS. Pheasants warming up for a victory! GIRLS BASKETBALL A quick gllmpse ot the 1985 glrls basketball season shows that the glrls had a year of great learning and much growing. This year's team consist- ed ot sixteen glrls, leadlng them were Roger Deutsch and Jlll Christensen as coaches. Ottenslvely Jennlter Plucker was the leader, scoring 11.1 polnts a game and 188 polnts during the year. Stacy Lelnlnger was next averaging 4.1 polnts a game and 77 polnts for the season. The rebounding category was dominated by Rhonda Frlese averaging 6.9 a game and 131 on the season. Plucker also led ln shooting percentage with 381, wlth Linda Merrlll averaging tour assists a game and shooting 571, from the free throw llne. The glrls season ended 0-19, but their success cannot be measured by only wlns or losses. They can measure thelr success In other ways. This season's success can be measured by the time the girls got to play, galnlng valuable experience. Also, this year the girls can agree with the statement, Success is peace ot mind which is a direct result ot selt-satis- tactlon In knowlng you dld your best to become the best that you are capable of becomlng. T. Duncan shoots fOl' two. T. DSVTISS QOSS f0l' O fGSf bfedk. 1985 Girls Basketball Team. Front row: K. Selby, T. Duncan, M. Crist, K. Schna bel, S. Lelnlnger, L. Merrlll. Back Row: T. Petersen, T. DeVries, J. Plucker, R. Frlese, J. Nelson, A. Larson, Coach Deutsch. Student managers: T. Dunham L. Buskohl, D. Weeldreyer, D Janzen A MOMENT IN TIME , - if rtgs y , Lady Pheasants warmlng up lor a vlctory. US 35 30 28 22 36 32 34 39 40 31 15 24 29 40 48 30 35 33 3 27 1985 Junlor Varsity Basketball Team. W. Mielke, L. Schrlever, A. Larson, T. Petersen, J. Nelson, S. Andal, C. Schnabel, M. Crlst, S. Leininger, N. Smith, Coach Christensen. R. FYISSS shoots for two DOlnfS GS K. Selby boxes out. sf' SCOREBOARD 0-19 Overall 0-6 Conference TEAM Canlstota Beresford Trl-Valley Harrlsburg Irene Salem Vlborg Hurley Flandreau Brldgewater Dell Raplds Freeman Marlon Garretson Wakonda Conference Tournament Harrlsburq Flandreau Dell Rapids Dlstrlct Tournament Marlon THEM 50 52 93 B7 65 56 48 58 60 35 48 42 64 54 77 66 63 51 43 I 63 BCYS BASKETBALL A gllmpse ot November 1985 showed a group ot guys, all Juniors and Senlors, worklng for thelr maln goal they had set, a trip to the state tournament. These boys were determined to make lt without tallure. Many hurdles were ln the way but the Pheasants never gave up. There were tough teams in the dlstrlcts, but a second chance gave them a berth In the Reglons, and then the rlght to go to the state tourna ment. The team averaged 60 polnts per game to thelr opponents 53.7 polnts. The team's leadlng scorer was D. Hoy wlth 414 polnts averaglng 15.9 polnts per game. Darln also lead In shootlng wlth 541, tree throws 741 Gnd he dished Out the TTIOSI CSSISTS, 230 averaglng 8.9 per game. The team's reboundlng was led by C. Nelson wlth 237, aver- aglng 8.1 per game. As a team, the Pheasants outrebounded thelr opponents 31.1 to 30 rebounds per game, shot 451 from the tleld, and 651 from the free throw llne. Thls year's team proved to stlll be a powerhouse ln the Blg Sloux Conference tlnlsh Ing second overall and slxth In the Conference tournament. They poured it on to wards the end by placlng second In the Dlstrlcts, lirsl in the Reglons, and fltth In the State Tournament. ln you face Mme . Hay dlsplays hls plaque C0mm9mOfCflnQ hLS CHGDGCDCB on the 1986 State TOUTl'lCl'T'lehf HAH-TOUYHSY TSCITIH. Coach Hoover and Coach Hagg proudly dlsplaylng the State Consola- tlon Champlonshlp Trophy. STOTISTICICTTS J. PIUCKSI' Gnd R. FTISSS. Pmzn Sl mm Sd mm Q 0 1986 State Consolatlon Champlonshlp Team. Front Row: Coach A. Hagg, R. Frlese, K. Pletz, D. Hay, M. Jotter, J. Jofter, T. Lelnlnger, J. Plucker, and Coach G. Hoover: Back Row: M. Salter, C. Nelson, M. Roth, C. Krumbach, M. Jetterls, C. Novak, M. Chl'lSf9f'l5eI'1, J. Heddlee, Gnd J. Luke. X 1-MZ ll ff so v . I , I ..... I .J I . y V : b,b ya ,,W,,A Q. Ma, K W. 6 X . K AzV ' I -A A , ..-um C- Nelson 0065 f0f Coach Hoover glvlng the Pheasants Instructlons durlng a two. tlmeout at Reglons. c. Krumbach shoots as c. I Nelson prepares to rebound. I SCOREBOARD US TEAM THEM 51 Alcesler 45 59 Trl-Vdlley 63 , 64 Berestord 71 60 Hcrrlsburg 50 gg germ M. Jotter shoots a ' oem 56 west Central 58 ffeelhfow- CHM. Sfrlter goes for the freethrow 67 Flandreau so 99 ons- 59 Lennox 61 67 Dell Rdplds 50 63 Montrose 30 74 GGITSISOD 44 73 vlborq 46 58 CGHISTOIG 67 56 Bridgewater 43 64 Hurley 42 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 68 Trl-Valley 73 62 Sdlem 54 61 Harrlsburg 66 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 50 FI'69lTIOl'1 ACGGSITTY 40 52 Emery 61 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 46 WOOITSOCIKST 41 69 Emery 60 STATE TOURNAMENT 37 DeSmel 56 78 Dells Sl. Mary's 64 48 Selby 45 M. Roth DUTS ex- Consolatlon CI tCI'T1Dl0DS OWGTI Il'19lI' l'UI'h to recelve TTC IOUCTT on shot. ITTSII' fT'l6dGlS and TTT6 CODSOIGIIOFI trophy. 1986 Junlor Varslty Basketball Team. Front Row: Coach A. Haag, T. Lelnlnger, M. Mlchaels, J. Hertel, J. Jotfer, J. Chester, M. Poss, J. Schmldt and K. Marsh: Back Row: M. Christensen, J. Headlee, J. Luke, D. Muller, B. Levene, T. Miller, C. Novak, and D. Rlchter. VOLLEYBALL Thls year the Lady Pheasants record was 4-11. They were led by head coach Jlll Christensen and assistant coach Dave Versteeg. The Chlef setter that led the QITIS to vlctory was T. Devrles wlth 289 sets out of 315. She also managed an 871, accuracy in digs and passes. A. Nelson was high server in serving points with 118 OUT ol 471. L. Kefchdm led wlth the highest splklng average ot 90 out of 106 lor C TOTGI of 851. After school you would find Sal ly and Dlane washing uniforms or working on stats. Thls year the glrls missed out on being In the State Tournament by two matches but maybe next year you will get a glimpse ot them at the state tournament. lysis 1986 Varsity Volleyball Team. Left top to rlghi top: A. Larson, D. Weeldreyer, T. DeVries, C. Merritt, S. Koller, A. Nelson, J. Nelson, T. Hass, D. Keeley, A. Merritt, K. Butenschoen, L. Ketcham, and M. Schoflelman. Ass't. Coach-D. Versteeg and Head Coach-J. Christensen. S. Manager S. Schweitzer, Coach Christensen, and stats D. Johns. ff .42 A. Merritt bumping the ball to L. Ketcham or K. Parker A tedm DTSDGNDQ for action- Butenschoen. A team huddles for game strategy. A. Pletz sets It for M. Nelson. T 'tt. A- , ,, T. if X M 5'-ff: .g. w 1,1. .. ...I wr 1. vm.,-if if vt. Huw 4 ' 15 v, L, , Q iw K gr! 2 7 ' ' , meg Q Qi ,. .. . M' -0 g . ' f sw f I .E wr! 5 .M PQf9nf'5 Nlghf A. Nelson DUITIDS the ball to O SSHST. lim I .... ,V I,-7.45, Qi Q C. MSTTITT splklna fhB DGII. 1985-86 Junlor Varslty Volleyball Team. Front Row: T. Poss, M. Schoflelman, A. Larson, J. Nelson, K. Hankeng Back Row: Coach D. Versteeg, A. Plelz, M. Nelson, D. PODDSTTQG, D. Marsh, P. Vlef, K. J0hnSOf'l, Gnd J. JOff6f. L. Ketcham and A. Nelson attempt a darlna block. SCOREBOARD US TEAM 2 Dell Raplds 1 2 SFC-SDSD 1 0 Chester 2 0 Canton 2 0 Berestord 2 0 Jefferson 2 0 Vlborg 2 0 Trl-Valley 2 1 Elk Polnt 2 2 Flandreau Indlans 0 1 Vlborq 2 0 Lennox 2 2 Hurley 0 INVITATIONAL 0 Vlborq 2 0 Beresford 2 REGIONS 2 Hurley 0 1 Gregory 2 2 Marty 0 2 St. Mary's 0 1 Vlborq 2 THEM WRESTLING When you take a gllmpse of the 1985-86 wrestling season you saw many eager and determined wrestlers grappling their way to the top. A gllmpse of thls year's season was filled wlth action. The year's record ended up at 3- 6-0. Cory Jensen had a record of 13-12-1 and 6 plns, Robb Jensen 16-13 and 5 pins, Leo Even 10-15-1 and 3 plns, Jim Chaney 14- 13-1 and 6 plns plus 3 technical talls, Eugene Even led wlth a total ot 17 pins and a record of 26-6, 3 technical talls, Terry Flult 11-19 wlth 3 plns. In Dlstrlct action the Pheasants sent seven wrestlers to Regions from there three quallfled tor State who were Matt Ayres QSr.j 20-14 and 4 plns 1 technical tall, Donald Even fJr.j 17-18 5 plns and Davld Peterson qFr.j 17-17-1 9 pins and 1 technical tall. Ending up the action packed year the team wlll lose seniors Eu gene Even, Jlm Chaney, Matt Ayres, and Rich Leber. US 27 24 20 37 24 30 27 31 35 Early Blrd Chester Elk Polnt SCOREBOARD TEAM Dell Rdplds Trl-Valley Harrisburg Beresford Freeman Garretson Salem Chester Flandreau TOURNAMENT 1985-86 Junlor Varsity Wrestling Team. Front Row: L. Mahoney, R. mg SMX Commence Rezek: Back Row: A. Anderson, K. Arunglon Berens, and K. Mahoney. V ws 5 ft: I ,, I .' 5- I-M k ,,,, I .Q iff: VJ iw C Dlstrlct IIB Region ll State THEM 38 41 40 27 42 44 35 27 26 Tled tor 1St 5th 4th 6th 1 Oth 5th 1 Oth 1985-86 Wrestling Team. Front Row: C. Jensen, R. Jensen, E. Even, M. Ayres, S. Andalg Back Row: Coach B. Sattler, L. Even, D. Even, T. Flult, R. Leber, D. Petersen, and Coach G. Stats-5. Andal. Kropuenske: Not pictured: J. Chaney. D. PSIBTSGD QOES lor the PIN! J. Chaney awalts tor the three seconds. 1+ Nl .0 ,- 'WW Reglon Quallflers. Front Row: C. Jensen, E. Even, R. Jensen: BClCk Row: D. Even, T. Flult, D. Petersen, ond M. J. CHCDSY FSCSIVIDQ 1st place OWGYG. Ayres. Terry-Ready, set, wrestle. 72.2 Y -4 ss --... . N 'jf I , . .J V I! ,gf STGTS QUCllfl6fS. D. P6feI'Sen, D. Even, Gnd M. Ayres R. Leber wlns Of'lOfhBl' match. r R. Jensen wins by c declslon. I 3 , TRACK Outstanding is the word to describe the Pheasants track season. This season the Pheasants were a strong team and were feared by many. The guy's team was real strong in the relays as they sent eight guys in all tive relays to State. This is an accomplishment only one oth er team had this season. They were also strong in many open events as Chad Nelson went to state in the discus and Carter Krumbach in the 300 meter hurdles. The girl's team was not quite as strong but they hung in there and finished in the middle with an outstanding ettort. The girls relays placed in many events. The individual events were the strongest for the girls as Monica Nel- son made it to state in the 800 meter run. The track season was really exciting as ten state track meet participants and three school records topped otf one great year. The school's records were in the boys 400 me- ter relay and the 2-mile relay and Michele Crist in the 100 meter hurdles. At the state meet, the 2-mile relay team placed fourth and Carter Krumbach placed sixth in the hurdles. 7' E - S s 1986 Track Team. First Row: J. Nelson, M. Will, M. Schottelman, M. Nelson, P. Viet, M. Crist, S. Leininger, Second Row: D. Janzen, L. Merrill, J. Plucker, T. DeVries, D. Zebell, A. Nelson, D. Keeleyg Third Row: D. Boomgarden, D. Muller, D. Petersen, T. Kuck, M. Poss, K. Pietz, T. Leininger, Fourth Row: K. Mielke, M. Joffer, D. Hay, C. Nelson, M. Roth, M. Jefteris, C. Krumbach, M. Salter, J. Trainer: Not pictured: Coaches D. Versteeg and J. Christensen. i 1 State meet participants: Front Row: M. Nelson, T. V- 3 Leininger, K. Pietz, M. Salter: Back Row: C. Nelson, D. pm - i i P Hay, M. Roth, C. Krumbach, M. Jotferg Not Pictured: M. ' F , .Q , . Jefteris , , . 1 ,,.. i ig i Q -' ,iii li 2 fi , Diff' xg K Kxx . Ii 'X '..'7'1'l1: f- 4 ' at .Q Q Mvj - 45 'ci L . S T-135:52-'Q-t-E,'. k ' ' .,. W Q ff'-: K s-s- nf-f is Wk 1 . gf' :fr-1 ts-i- - lf .. .... S J S if ' , .,, A M Q 3 1 -'i' l -- I 3 . V X - - . . ss. A 5' S X ' g L A ,5-1Wti jt'I-W A 'A . ms 1 'W - '-s. T , if'fiff.1-gr , - . 'M' Gia., WS, -F'- fs' 2 K Akkk 5 V 5-.ggi VV.: .b i kkh- .kkijlkxg KXA .. Yinjehl on ...t f-1- I- 5 - , . to LQ, ig ,,... , k ..-- i s- :IQ .jjggfp 1. ,.., ..isi - -f S S S Nl.-t sl ?i5'F' .F . S 'Y . fs 'ifllilt' 'E ss. i 'im 1 -.. . S ' . .. . ,,AN . . -.:.. ' ' ek 'i M ' . is f A . x ... 2. - - .... K ..-.W , T C. Nelson long jumping. K. Pietz otf at the start. M. Jotter running hard. Scotland Inv. Parker Inv. C-Ville Relays Alcester Inv. Region VB State Meet L. Merrill going the distance. Dan Lennon Inv. Turner Co. Relays Howard Wood Relays Big Sioux Conf. 1986 TRACK MEETS Boys Girls 3rd 4th Ist 6th 2nd 8th 3rd 8th 61h 8th 61h 61h 2nd 51h 20th - A. Nelson taking the hurdles. M. Nelson giving it her all. A 2 . HU , M V. ' .Lr. I 3 , .,,4. 2 FA!!! S. Leininger hard at work. M. Schotfelman running a relay M. Roth finishing and winning. T. Kuck pGCll'1Q his TOCG. JUNICDR HIGH W, ,vivwa . , wh, 4753715 f In QW W' rj WW GLIMPSE CDF 8TH GRADE Andy Andersen 14 DeAnn Even K Kathy lhnen '14 Cory Jensendf TX Terry Berens gy Darren Boomgardenif Mike Chaney X Jennifer Heim K. Brian Janzen X A gllmpse of the elghth grade would show a group of kids getting ready to grow up and get into high school. These kids are busy wlth English, science, math etc. Plus they enjoy extra- curricular events In their tree tlme. They are all anxious lor a glimpse of thlngs to come. ls basketball that tir Ing? ,f T The 8th grade class is trying to make the grade. A GLIIVIPSE CDF 8TH GRADE Julie Joffer X Kerri Johnsonx Jenny Kastenx Scott Keeleyff Mlndy Loewenx Dana Marsh X These girls purilng their hearts into ad. Lori Michaelx i Kari Muller ,sq if efie l reXr.e. r Kari Munkvoid PC Monica Nelson QQ T. Berens at it again. A GLIMPSE OF 8TH GARDE Amy Pietz NL Denitc Poppengc A Tricic Poss K Darin Smlth ff JSSSG VCIFHS PQ as X, I Watch I1 girls-color Inslde of those lines! Paula vie: X Michelle wm X i Gossip ct noontime. A GLIIVIPSE Chris Almond x Brian Benney X Jason Berensx Darin Buskohl id Shawn Engles X Lisa Ertz-X As the 7th graders entered junior hlqh, they looked forward to parilclpatlng In extra-curricular activit- Ies such as the play, cheerleading, foot- boll, basketball, Gnd track. Also on their agenda tor the first time were the Hai Ioween and VaIentine's Day dances. A Qllmpse of '86 tor the 7th grade pro vlded memories of many tirsts. Tom Event: ' Vicki Foote X Reed Frlese ,f Travis Friman X iw F' Fufklfe carpenters at WOI'K. OF THE ,Kelsl Gunderson gg Kathy Hanken X Tlm Haugrud K Rob Jensen ,ff Jared Koller A Jeremy Kondo fg, An lnlerestlna school lunch. Kara Lathrop Fx Lee Mahoneyjk- Gef ready lo slng girls. Clndy Marsh Brett Meadors4 7TH GRADE Karen Merrill X Chuck Muller X RClCheIIe Nelson 7' Robert Relek Falth Rowenhorst 'C N R. Jensen Gnd V. Foote 'CKE CI bfedk. Debbie Shumdker X5 p K K? Chfls TFCIDSI' 56 R. Rezek works on his cr? project. 8TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Mrs. Eilrelm Junlor Hlgh Cheerleading Advisor 8lh Grade Cheerleaders: K. Muller, D. Even, M. Nelson, A. Plelz 7TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS 7th Grade Cheerleaders: L. Erlz, D. Shumaker, M. Nelson, K. Merrill JR. HIGH FooTBALL + Front Row: D. Smith, R. Friese, C. Jensen, C. Almond, J. Koller, J. Berens, T. Even, T. Frimong Bock Row: Cooch Sattler, T. Berens, L. Mahoney, A. Anderson, B. Meodors, S. Keeley, D. Buskohl, M. Chaney, R. Jensen, B. Janzen. JR. HIGH BCYS BASKETBALL is Fronl Row: P. Viet, J. Anderson, J. Kondo, W. Gillespie, Y. Griebel, M. Kosten, J. Kosteng Bock Row: J. Berens, C. Busemon, T. Volz, B. Meodors, B. Janzen, S. Keeley, D. Buskohl, R. Friese, T. Hougrud, D. Smith, Cooch Deutsch. JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL ,Jud u-1-1 Eighth Grade Girls Basketball Front Row: T. Poss, J. Kasten, A. Pietz, K. Johnson, Second Row: K. Munkvold, P. Veit, M. Nelson, D. Poppenga, D. Marsh Coach: Tim Fiegen Seventh Grade Girls Basketball Front Row: D Shumaker, K. Gunderson, K. Merrill, R. Nelson Second Row: K. Hanken, C. Marsh, F Rowenhorst, L. Ertz Coach: Ron Nelson JR. HIGH GIRLS TRACK . .. ,,,, f r M . , . M f If I .-.1 , I V- I Q ' f. f f. ' VL, . I f' , f ,:' Wi W. , Q ' L 'ff A . . ,,,, . W 1 All , . ,, ,nn,. I' A 2 -. fd! , . . 2 . ' ., f 342121. . .-'S I , V . ,,,, f 1-1 I. ff 'fl V . S, 7M . f, . .Q V' , I 'V as ' W' k',, M N' I 7 we W TES 1 , f I .5 19 Wifi, ' f 1, Front ROW: D. ShUmCk9f, K. NI9I'I'III, I.. Ertz, R. Nelson, I.. Michael: Back Row: A. Pletz, J. KGSISD, K. LCIIIYOD, D. Poppenga, C. Marsh, and K. Johnson. JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK MMTWAWA .... ,A ... Q , .. ...M r, .4 A M2 ,, COGCIW C. FFOIIGHCI. I Coach R. Deutsch , ff? by 9. ' FI'Ol'1I Row: J. Koller, C. JenSeI'1, T. Haugrud, T. FIIITIGD, C. IVILIIIel', D. SmIII'I2 Back ROW! NI, CIWGDSY, B. JC1l'1Z6h, B. NIeCdOfS, S. Keeley, D. BOOI'hQOl'deI1, A. AndeI'Seh, L. MChOI'19Y, Gnd R. .IenSeI'I. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Flrst Row: V. Foote, J. Kosten, R. Friese, L. Mahoney, R. Jensen, L. Michael, T. Poss, Second Row: A. Pletz, M. Loewen, M. Nelson, D. Boomgarden, D. Buskohl, C. Jensen, D. Even, K. Hanken, D. Shumakerg Third Row: K. Merrill, M. Wlll, S. Keeley, B. Meadors, S. Enoles, L. Ertz, F. Rowenhorst, J. Helm: Fourth Row: K. Gunderson, K. Muller, P. Vlet, D. Poppenga, K. Munkvold, J. JOff6l', D. IVIGTSIT, K. JOITFISOD, C. Marsh, J. VGTDS, MISS GOUQI1 Flrst Row: P. Viet, D. Poppenga, K. Munkvold, K. Johnson, C. Hanken, D. Shumaker, J. Wlebersick, T. Merritt, C. Chaney Second Row: D. Marsh, J. Kosten, D. Even, L. Ertz, C. Marsh, K. Gunderson, V. Foote, K. Muller, A. Pietz, B. Meadors, R. Rezek, K Leber, Third Row: K. Leber, J. Carlson, T. Heibult, J. Story, L. Mahoney, D. Buskohl, K. Merrill, S. Keeley, B. Janzen, M. Kosten, J Andersen, Y. Griebel, G. Hanson, T. Haugrud, R. Friese, D. Boomgardeng Fourth Row: B. Benning, C. Buseman, J. Zebell, T. Volz Mr. Mark, M. Nelson, C. Almond, T. Poss iffy , I 'JV rf We f ff iv . W 2 ,L 5 W BAND Row 4: Jennifer Krumbach, Korena Mahoney, Dawn Boomgarden, Stacy Letsche, Audra Preheim, Valerie Plucker, Kristen Janke Row 2: Kent Johnson, Robert Hermann, Travis Calvet, Tony Nugteren, Jason Marsh, Jason Hanken, John Ebeling, Jared Varns instructer: Terry Mark SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Jerry Zebell, Connie Chaney, Karla Leber, Mark Kasten, Jason Anderson Row 2: Wyatt Gillespie, York Grebel, Jeremy Heim, Bill Henning, Trlcla Helbult, Jolene Carlson Row 3: Amy Schmidt, Kyle Jones, Tamara Merritt, Travis Voiz, Adam Foote, Lorl Stark Row 4: Chad lhnen, Chris Buseman, Jennifer Wiebersiek, Gaylen Hanson, Karmen Leber Teacher: Jim Huber FIFTH GRADE , FCJURTH GRADE Row 1: Sara Even, Jason Konda, Brlan Ernster, Mat Schoftelman, Jenni ter Almond, Jason Mark, Troy Krleger Row 2: Brandy Stark, Drew Dun can, Carl Jordan, Mlsty Wells, Devon Story, Paul Hansen, Joshua Berthelson Row 3: Erlc Wetland, Carl Prehelm, Blll Sedgwick, Trlcla Buskohl, Erlc Mey- er, Sean Mlchael, Michael Van Hove, Jolene Leber-Not pictured: Mlchele Larson, Luke Ruyter Teacher: Marlene Hlntz Row 1: Shane Lelnlnger, Chad Johnson, Travls Calvet, Jamie Koller, Kent Johnson, Tony Nugteren, Clint Runge Row 2: Kathryn Nelson, Jared Varns, Mlchael Ericson, Jeremy Berens, Davld Even, Robert Hermann, Klmberly Smlth Row 3: Robert Meadors, Dawn Boomgarclen, Korena Mahoney, Meg Chllds, Valerie Plucker, Jennifer Krumbach, JoAnn Gill Row 4: Jason Hanken, Eric Schottelman, Audra Prehelm, Jason Marsh, Stacy Letsche, Krlstln Janke, John Ebellng Teacher: Mrs. Loretta Dykstra THIRD-FCJQRTH GRADE Row 1: Natalie Volz, Jami Meyer, Robert Headlee, Carey Nelson, Tan ya Hansen, Wesley Nugteren, Eric Hortness Row 2: Michael Shumaker, Heather Chester, Malissa Morrison, Stephanie Meaders, Jason Bridges, Jeremy Viet Row 3: Karen Haugrud, Chris Jeflerls, Michael Halverson, Carri Hales, Jonathon Marsh, Paige Burns Teacher: LaVonne Dieken: Aide: Joyce Merrill THIRD GRADE 3 Row 1: Jeremy Scholl, Michelle Krumbach, Paul Muller, Melissa Ernster, Ramona Christensen, Erica Danael, Jason Schulte Row 2: Kevin Anderson, Jessica Prehelm, Stacy Ihnen, John Langrehr, JoAnna Welbersick, Kaylyn Johnson, Carrie May Row 3: Melissa Gunderson, Brienne Dykstra, Jason Benney, Kelly Richter, Lee Runge, Dane Grebel, Samantha Meadors-Not pictured: Troy Moulton Teacher: Annette Petersen SECOND GRADE df!! SECCDND GRADE Row 1: Stacie Krumbach, Melissa Plucker, Blake Welland, Ryan Schmit, Derrek Sattler Row 2: Amy Hagemann, Brad Janzen, Jeremy Galles, Jill Shumaker, James Even Row 3: Jeremy Mark, Tonya Fincher, Julie Jetteris, Maria Leber, Debra Smlth Not pictured: Amber Ruyter Teacher: Julle Moritz Row 1: Janel Konda, Lindsay Haag, Timothy Konda, Jodi Friman, Stephanie Christensen Row 2: Jett Sedgwick, Nicholas Jor- dan, Marla Flanlgan, Jason Olson, Chris Hermann Row 3: James Childs, Erin Meyer, Nikkl Wilson, Kyle Mielke, Nicole Sto FY Teacher: Betty Volz T B8 l FIRST GRADE Row 1: Jennlter Edgecomb, Jamie Berthelsen, Nlcole Fincher, Erica Kraemer, Krlsty Krumbach Row 2: Bernadette Dangel, Matthew Vlet, Chester Gunderson, Damonn Dykstra, Alllson Jones Row 3: Gretchen Deutsch, Beth Nowak, Paul Janke, Michael Morrl son, Joshua Elcock-Not pictured: Travls Moulton Teacher: Dorothy Prehelm FIRST GRADE ix-25: Row 1: Jlll Jordan, Estelle Wentzel, Joshua Rowenhorst, Jacqueline Overgard, Dean Evans Row 2: Jason Galles, Jettrey Erickson, Jessica Vogel, Nathan Noqelmeler, Dawn Dubbe, Stacy Nowak Row 3: Steven Bossman, Matthew Nelson, Stephanie Misar, Thomas Morehouse, Sarah Scholz Teacher: Esther Sisson KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN Row 1: Mlranda Smith, Tera Struck, Leslle Scholl, Jason Erlckson Row 2: Kelli Krumbach, Jessica Marsh, Jesslca Jones, Nathan Matzen, Tlmothy Flanigan Row 3: Justln Gillespie, Adam Wirt, Nathan Buller, Trevor Blank Teacher: Bonnle Wirt Row 1: Tracy Koller, Tina Scholl, Bri an Chlcolne, Mandy Plucker, Justin Smlth Row 2: Shawn Lowry, Joseph Larson, Layne Hansen, Karla Hansen, Corey Mellegaard Row 3: Laura Haugrud, Nathan Mill- er, Erlc Quick, Matthew Rand, Travis Davls Teacher: Bonnie Wirt ,ua STUDENT INDEX Almond, Michelle-2,3,4,8,t5,16,17,25, 29,3O,3'1,34,35,39,40,41,42,44,45,47, 48,53,58,59, 60 Andol, Susan-18,25,38,44,46,47,48,63, 68 Ayres, Matt-2,3,4,61,68,69 Becker, Faith-18,20,42,44 Berens, Jane-2,3,4,16,17,29,41,47 Berens, Kenny-18,50,51,61 Berens, Lyle-2,3,4,50,5'l Boomgarden, Darwin-11,18,50,70 Brucklacher, Gary-21 Budde, Donovan-2,3,4,16,17,29,36,42, 50,5'l,61 Burns, Jennifer-1l,21,41,42,58,59 Buseman, Steve-2,3,4,1O,41,50,51 Buskohl, Lori-2,3,4,10,16,29,36,38,41, 42,43,47,48,49,62 Butenschoen, Karrie-11,12,32,36,44, 45,46,48,66 Carlson, Janice-24.22 Chaney, Jim-2,3,4,16,36,41,46,50,5t, 6O,61,68,69 Chester, Jason-'l6,18,40,42,50,51,65 Chicoine, Amy-2,3,5,15,16,29,31,34, 35,36,39,4O,41,42,43,47,48,49,53,56, 57 Christensen, Mark-21,42,61,64,65 Crist, Michele-1 1,18, 'l9,25,41,46,47,49, 58,62,63,7O Devries, Tricia-11,12,13,14,17,25,32, 41,42,43,44,45,48,49,62,66,67,70 Duncan, Tricia-2,3,5,8,15,'t6,25,29,30, 31,32,34,35,36,38,39,4O, 4i,42,43,44,- 46,47,48,49,52,56,58,59,62 Dunham, Tammy-2,3,5,tO,16,29,33,36, 42,43,47,48,56,57,62 Dykshorn, Lana-2,3,5,1O,16,42,44,45 Elliott, Duane-12,61 Even, Don-12,13,17,50,51,6l,68,69 Even, Eugene-2,3,5,10,t6,36,41,50,51, 61,68,69 Even, Leo-11,21,33,50,61,68 Fluit, Terry-18,37,41,42,43,50,6'I,68,69 Frlese, Rhonda-9,12,13,14,l5,34,37,39 4O,4'l,42,43,44,45,48,49, 52,53,62,64. 65 Hass, Mike-2,3,5,6,t0,61 Hass, Tina-9,11,12,13,3t,34,41,42,43,- 44,45,46,48,49,58,59,66 Hay, Darin-2,3,5,10,16,17,25,31,41,60, 6t,64,65,70 Headlee, Jason-1t,15,2'I,33,44,45,51, 64.64.65 Headlee, Michelle-11,12,13,34,38,4t, 42,43,44,45,58,59,60 Heibult, Ron-21,50 Heibult, Tracy-18,32,50,5'l Hertel, Holly-11,2'l,41,42,57 Hertel, Jetf-16,18,6'l,65 Husman, Rita-'1 1,'l9,20,34,35,4A Janzen, Darla-11,12,13,14,32,34,41,42, 43,46,56,57,62,70 Jefferis, Mike-12,13,14,15,32,42,6'l,64, 65,70 Joffer, Jett-13,14,40,42,53,6'I,64,65 Jotfer, Mike-2,3,5,'l0,16,42,43,60,6'l, 64,65,70 Johns, Diane-11,13,43,56,57,66 Keeley, Dawn-'11,'13,25,32,41,42,43, 44,48,61,66.70 Ketcham, Lisa-11,13,'l7,4O,42,43,44, 45,48,52,66,67 Klinghagen, Jamie-2,3,6,t0,i6,41,44, 46 Koller, Stacey-11,13,14,25,4'l,42,43, 61,66 Krumbach, Carter-2,3,6,15,'l6,25,30,- 31,40,4'1,50,51,60,61,64,65,70 Kuck, Tammy-21,48 Kuck, Todd-2,3,6,9,l6,25,32,7O,7i Larson, Annette-9,11,22,32,33,37,38, 41,42,43,44,46,48,62,63,66,67 Leber, Richard-2,3,6,10,16,33,36,50, 51,61,68,-69 Leininger, Stacy-11,16,19,38,41,42,43, 46,47,62,63,7O,71 Leininger, Todd-11,12,13,14,15,25,40, 42,46,47,53,61,64,65,7O Levene, Brett-19,65 Lindstrom, Gary-11,19,47 Lindstrom, Julie-22 Loewen, Brandy-2,3,6,9,16,33,38,44, 53.56,57 Luke, Jason-22,42,44,45,50,51,61,64, 65 Lukes, Duane-2,3,6,16,17,32,36,50,51, 61 Lund, Tim-2,3,6,1O,16,33,37 Mahoney, Kevin-'t9,4l,46,68 Marsh, Kevin-11,22,50,51,6l Merrill, Linda-t1,'l2,13,t4,16,3l,32,40. 41,42,43,44,45,48,49,62,70,71 Merritt, Ann-2,3,6,10,16,25,3t,37,41, 47,56,57,66,67 Merritt, Carol-'I1,16,17,19,25,37,41,42, 43,44,56,57 Merritt, Cheryl-12,t3,17,32,34,35,36, 42,45,46,48l,56,57,66,67 Meyer, Jeremy-21,22,33,38,39,42,44, 45,50,51,61 Michael, Mark-11,22,42,44,45,60,65 Mielke, Kurtis-'lt,19,50,51,70 Mielke, Wendy-21,22,40,42,43,63 Miller, Sancly-2,3,7,10,16,41,47 Miller, Tim-'l1,t9,34,39,4'l,42,43,47,61, 65 Muller, Derek-1 1,22,65,70 Munkvold, Tamra-20,3-4,41,42,43,44, 45,48,56,57 Nelson, Ann-'l'1,'12,13,14,45,25,31,40. 4'l,42,53,57,66,67,70,71 Nelson, Cnod-2,7,1O,16,25,34,40,41. 43,53,60,61,64,65,70 Nelson, Jerrice-16,'l8,2O,4O,41,42,43, 44,45,46,48,56,63,66,67,70 Novak, Chris-,1t,13,14,25,32,42,46,53, 61,64,65 Petersen, David-22,5O,51,61,68,69,70 Petersen, Tonya-4l,2t,23,32,39,41,44, 46,48,58,62,63 Pietz, Kenny-12,13,14,32,37,40,42,43, 53,61,64,65,70 Plucker, Jenny-tt,14,17,4'I,42,43,44, 45,62,64,65,70 Poss, Mike-11,18,19,20,42,47,61,65,70 Rezek, Mary-'l8,20,34,39,42,43,44,48, 56,57 Richter, David-'t1,'l6,2O,47,6l,65 Roeder, Lynelle-1't,22,23,42,43,56,57. 59 Roth, Mark-2,3,7,8,10,16,25,31,33,39, 41,46,60,61,64,65,7O,71 Salter, Mark-2,3,7,8,10,15,i6,31,34,35, 37,38,4O,41,42,43,52,53,6l,64,65,70 Schaeffer, Eugene-l4,50,51,61 Schmidt, Jeremy--'I1,20,42,43,47,61,65 Schnabel, Cindy-2i,23,40,44,45,62,63 Schottelman, Mariah-1t,23,42,43,56, 57,66,67,7O,71 Schriever, Laurie-1i,23,42,43,4A,45,63 Schweitzer, Sally-2,3,7,10,36,44,45,48, 66 Selby, Kristin-2,3,7,16,25,3l,34,35,36. 41,A2,43,47,48,49,52,58,59,62,63 Smith, Michelle-2,3,7,16,29,44,46,47 Smith, Mike-11,20,5O Smith, Nicole-1i,23,48,63 Story, Denise-1 1,12,t4,34,46,48,49 Tiedeman, Lori-23,48 Tietje, Janelle-23,48 Trainer, Jett-1l,20,32,42,5O,51,61,70 Trautman, Cristiana-22,23,48 Voagen, Lynn-14,29,41,44,45,48,56. 57,59 Weeldreyer, Denise-11,14,16,25,41, 42,43,44,45,47,48,49,62,66,67 Wolff, Joe-22,23,42,43 Zebell, Delle-2,3,7,10,46,25,41,43,44, 45,47,59,69,70 CLASS MICHELLE ANE ERIN ALMOND Twelve year student Chorus 1,2,3,4 Soloist 1,2,3 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Glrls Choir 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,4 All State Chorus 1,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Annual Editor 4 National Honor Society 3,4 School Play 2,3,4 Declam 1,2,3,4 FHA 4 Homecoming 4 Glrls Basketball 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Llbrarlan 2,3,4 Cheerleader: football 3,4 boys basketball 1, 2,3,4 MATHEW AYRES Twelve year student Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 JANE LOUISE BERENS Twelve year student Band '1,2 Annual Staff 3,4 FHA 1,2 Cheerleader: football 2 LYLE S. BERENS Twelve year student FFA 1,2,4 FFA Officer 1,2,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 DONOVAN V. BUDDE Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble '1,2,3,4 Soloist 3,4 FFA '1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 SWSSTIWSGTT OF '86 Candidate 4 Volleyball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Student Manager: Boys basketball 1,2 track 2 Drill team '1,3,4 STEVEN LEE BUSEMAN Drill team officer 3 Pep Club '1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Librarian 2,4 Sweetheart Cheerleader: Candidate 4 football 1 Librarian 4 TRICIA LYNN DUNCAN LORI JEAN BUSKOHL Chorus 4 Twelve year student Ensemble 4 Chorus 1,2,4 Girls choir 4 Soloist 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 4 Ensemble 4 Annual staff 4 Annual Staff 3,4 School Play 3,4 FHA '1,2,3,4 Sweetheart Candidate 4 Volleyball '1,2 Paper staff 4 National Honor Society 3,4 School play '1,2,3,4 Declam 1,2,3,4 Girls state 3 Student manager: FHA 1,2,3,4 girls basketball 1,2, FHA Officer 1,3,4 3,4 Homecoming Librarian 4 attendant 4 Sweetheart Queen 4 JIM CHANEY Gigs basketball 1,2,3, Annual staff 4 Track 1 Paper staff 1,2,3,4 Pep club 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Librarian 4 FFA Officer 4 Cheerleader: Sweetheart boys basketball 1, Candidate 4 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling '1,2,3,4 TAMMY LYN DUNHAM Track 1,2,3 Pep club 4 Chorus 1,2 Band 2,3,4 AMY CHRISTINE Ensemble 4 CHICOINE Annual staff 3,4 PODST SfGff 'I Twelve year student FHA 2,3,4 Band 1,2,4 Ensemble 4 Annual staff 4 Paper staff 1 National Honor Society 3,4 School play 3,4 Declam 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,4 Homecoming attendant 4 Girls basketball 2 Sweetheart candidate 4 Volleyball 1,2 Student manager: girls basketball 3,4 Drill team 2,3,4 Drill team officer 4 Pep club 3 LANA RENAE DYKSHORN Chorus '1,2,3,4 Swing choir 1 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Band '1,2,3,4 FHA '1,2 Volleyball 1,3 Student manager: volleyball 3 Pep club 1,2,3 Cheerleader: football '1,2 EUGENE W. EVEN Twelve year student FFA '1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 Sweetheart Marshall 4 Football 3,4 Wrestling '1,2,3,4 Track 2 Pep club 4 MICHAEL HASS Football 4 Track '1 DARIN ROGER HAY School play 4 Homecoming attendant 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Boys basketball '1,2,3, 4 Pep club 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL JAY JOFFER Twelve year student Chorus 1,2 Ensemble 1,2 Boys choir 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 1,2 Boys state 3 Class officer 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Boys basketball 1,2,3, 4 Track 2,3,4 Pep club 2,3 Student council 1,2 JAMIE LYNNE KLINGHAGEN Chorus 1,2,4 Soloist 4 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Swing choir 1 Ensemble 1,2,4 Girls Choir 1,2,4 Paper staff 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Llbrarian 1,2,4 Annual staff 4 Class Officer 1,2,4 Student Council 1,2 ANN MARIE MERRITT Twelve YSGI' student Bond 1,2 CARTER C. KRUMBACH Annual staff 3,4 Twelve YSCII' student Bond 1 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 2,3,4 I'IOITIeCOIT'lInQ King 4 Football 1,2,3,4 BOYS basketball 1,2,3, 4 Track 1,3,4 Pep club 3,4 Student council 4 TODD M.J. KUCK Twelve year student Track 4 RICH LEBER Twelve year student FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 2,3,4 Sweetheart Candidate 4 Football 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 I'IOITI6COmIHQ Attendant 4 Girls bdskelboll 1,2 Track 1 Volleyboll 1,2,3,4 Drill team 1,2,4 Pep club 4 SANDRA CHRISTINE MILLER Twelve year student Annual staff 3,4 Girls basketball 1 Track 1 Pep club 1,2,3,4 CHAD NELSON Twelve year student Chorus 1,2,3 Soloist 1,2 Ensemble 1,2,3 Boys choir 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 4 Class officer 3,4 FFA 1 BRANDY L. LOEWEN Homecoming Attendant 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,4 Boys basketball 1,2,3, Girls Choir 2,3,4 Paper staff 1 School ploy 4 Volleyboll 1,2 Drill team 3,4 Pep club 1 BUD LUKES FFA 3.4 FFA Officer 4 Sweetheart Candidate 4 Football 4 Track 1 TIMOTHY ALLEN LUND 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Student council 3,4 Student Body President 4 MARK A. ROTH Twelve year student Chorus 1 Soloisl 1 Ensemble 1 Boys Choir 1 All state Chorus 1 Paper staff 4 School play 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Boys basketball 1,2,3, 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 MARK EDWARD SALTER Chorus 1 Soloist 1 Ensemble 1 Boys choir 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 4 National Honor Society 3,4 School play 1,2,3,4 Declam 3,4 Boys state 3 Class officer 2,4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Football 4 Boys basketball 1,2,3, 4 Track 1,3,4 student manager: football 2 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Student council 4 SALLY SCHWEITZER Twelve year student Chorus 4 Ensemble 4 Girls choir 4 Band 1,2 Annual staff 4 FHA 3,4 Sweetheart Candidate 4 Student manager: volleyball 4 Drill team assistant 3,4 KRISTIN JOY SELBY Band 2,3,4 Ensemble 4 Annual staff 2,4 Declam 1,2,3,4 Class officer 3 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA officer 2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Sweetheart Candidate 4 Girls basketball 2,3,4 Track 1,2 Student manager: wrestling 3 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Student council 3 Librarian 2,3,4 Cheerleader: football 1 boys basketball 4 wrestling Pep squad member: March of Dimes 3,4 MICHELLE GAIL SMITH Chorus 1,2,3,4 .Swing choir 1 Ensemble 3,4 Girls ensemble 1,2,3,4 Annual staff 3,4 Annuol editor 4 Paper staff 1,2 FHA 1,2,3 Volleyboll 1,2 Pep club 1,2 DELLE J. ZEBELL Twelve year student Swing choir 1 Soloist 1,2,3 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Girls choir 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 4 Annual staff 3,4 Girls basketball 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader: football 2 girls basketball 3,4 wrestling 1,2,3,4 THANK YCU n I to extend a speoial thanks to those merchants in the Parker area wh earbook. Therr generosity was greatly appreciated. Thank Mrs. F Annu Al Roeder Insurance: Parker, SD: 297-4848 Alan N. Overbough D.D.S.: Parker, SD: 297-4796 AI's Studio: Marion, SD: 648-3501 Cenex Soil Service Center: Parker, SD: 297-4477 Charles Stratton Ford: Parker, SD: 297-4851 Concrete Materials: Parker, SD: 297-4405 DeCou's Gifts 8: Flower Shop: Parker, SD: 297-4492 Eichler's Clover Farm: Parker, SD: 297-4497 Farmer's Union Co-op Dil Co.: Parker, SD: 297-4462 First Federal Savings 8: Loan: Parker, SD: 297-4479 G 8: C5 Speedy Surv: Parker, SD: 297-4450 Hilltop Nursing Home: Parker, SD: 297-3488 Jack Roth: Parker, SD: 297-4747 John S. Chicoine, Chiroproctor: Porker, SD: 297-4481 Kelley's Bor: Porker, SD: 297-9710 Kitchen Cote: Porker, SD: 297-9741 Lukes Implement Co.: Porke: SD: 297-4415 M 8: H Drive Inn: Porker, SD: 297-4449 Morion lnterior Design: Morion, SD: 648-3135 Nelson Eye Clinic: Porker, SD: 297-4499 New Ero: Porker, SD: 297-4419 Porker Auto Supply: Porker, SD: 297-4442 Porker Bokery: Porker, SD: 297-4466 Porker Hotchery: Porker, SD: 297-3387 Porker Pheosont Hoirstyling: Porker, SD: 297-3389 Porker Veterinory Clinic-Dr. Ron Good: Porker, SD: 297-3356 Ropp's Chevrolet: Morion, SD: 648-3604 Schoenemon Bros. 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