Ramona High School - Rocket Yearbook (Ramona, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1977 volume:

1977 ROCKET RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL RAMONA, SOUTH DAKOTA INDEX 64 Winter Top: Our illustrious institution of higher learning , otherwise known as ... Above: We did win second in our district. Kathy, how did you get in there? Above Right: Are you going to be a ref when you grow up, Dick? Right: I guess all we did this winter was play basketball. Top Left: The annual staff hard at work ? Actually, the work didn't get so hard until the day before deadline! Top Right: Mrs. Stuby, are you sure you didn’t typecast Harley? Center Left: Mark! You shrunk! Center Right: The six scholars who went to the Jr. High Math Contest - Gary Habeger, Derek Williams, Claudia Deneke, Leisa Thurow, Lori Cassutt, and Elizabeth Vanhove. Bottom Left: Corporal O'Reilly and Sgt. Devine pal it up before curtain time. Bottom Right: You ornery kids!! Who made off with the ladders?! S pring Dedication We, The Senior Class of 1977, dedicate our annual to Cheryl Ann Bunker, a classmate and dear friend. Cheryl was killed during the summer of 1970 in a tragic accident, leaving behind many cherished memories. We, her classmates, have missed her presence during our school years, and we will always remember her enduring friendship. TIMOTHY FREESE: Declam- 1, 2; Play-4; Vocal Music- 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus-4; Track-1,3; P. E.-l, 2, 3,4; R- Club-1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll- 1, 2, 3,4; Annual-4; High Magazine Salesman-3,4; 12- Year Club. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dennis M., Kathy P., Lisa A., Dick S. MARK LARSON: Track-1; Football-1; Basketball-1,3, 4; Student Manager-2, 3,4; An- nual-4; Chorus-1; Play- 1,2,3,4; P.E.-2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Librarian-2, 3; R- Club-1,2,3,4; 12-Year Club. LISA ANDERSEN: Basketball- 2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3, 4; Play- 1, 2, 3; R-Club-2, 3, 4; FHA- 1; Annual-1,4; Band-1,2, 3; Vocal Music-1,2,3,4; Stu- dent council-4; All State Chorus-4; Statistician-3, 4; Class Officer-4; NHS-3; Betty Crocker Award-4; Nat'l Mer- it Finalist. CREC CASSUTT: Football- 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball-1,2, 3,4; R-Club-1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2,3; P.E.-2; Play-1,2; 12- Year Club. ROGER MO REHEAD: Foot- ball-1; Basketball-1; P.E.- 1,2, 3,4; Photography-4. KATHY PALLI: Band-1,2, 3, 4; 1,2, 3,4; Chorus-1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's State-3; Annual-4; Basket- ball-2, 3; All State Chorus-4; Track-1,2; Triple Trio-3,4; R-Club-1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3,4; P.E.-l, 2,3,4; Instrumental Solo-1,2,3,4. 12-YEAR CLUB: Judy Riedel, Pat Whitethorn, Mrs. Pulford (their first grade teacher), Mark Larson, Scott Sederstrom, Dick Struwe, Greg Casutt, and Tim Freese. RODNEY MALCOMB: Foot- ball-2; R-Club-2; P.E.- 1,2, 3, 4; Annual-4; Photog- raphy-4. DENNIS MALCOMB: Class Officer-3,4; Annual-4; Band- 1,2,3; Football Manager-3; P.E.-l, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s State Alternate-3; R-Club-3; Stage Manager-4. JUDY RIEDEL: Basketball - 2,3,4; Track-1, 2; Cheer- leader-1, 2; R-Club; Student Council-3; Class Officer- 1,2,3; FHA-2,3,4; P.E.- 1,2, 3,4; 12-Year Club. 4 SCOTT SEDERSTROM: Basketball-1, 2,3, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Play-2,3,4; Track-3, 4; R- Club; Annual-4; D.A.R. Candidate-4; P.E. -1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer-1,3; 12-Year ■ V . CHUCK STROHM: Football - 1.2, 3, 4; High School Rodeo- 3,4; Track-1, 2, 3,4; Basket- ball-1, 2; Play-1, 2; Student Council-1,2; Class Officer- 1, 2, 3; Annual-4; P.E. - 1.2, 3, 4; R-Club-1, 2, 3,4. Seniors Back Row, Left to Right: Rammy Tolley, Greg Cassutt, Chuck Strohm, Dick Struwe, Mark Larsen, Pat Whitethorn, Scott Sederstrom, Dennis Malcomb• Front Row, Left to Right: Lisa Andersen, Tim Freese, Judy Riedel, Rocky Malcomb, Kathy Palli. RICHARD STRUWE: Track-1 Student Manager-1,3, 4; Basketball-1, 2,4; Football- 3; Play-2, 3,4; Student Coun- cil -1,4; Class Officer-1,2,4; P.E.-1,2, 3,4; Annual-4; R-Club-1, 2, 3,4; 12-Year Club. TAMARA TOLLEY: Band- 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-2; Basketball 2,3, 4; Track-1, 2; R-Club; P.E. -1, 2, 3, 4; FHA -1, 2, 3,4; Girls State Alternate-5; Stu- dent Council-2, 3. PATRICK WHITETHORN: Track-1, 3; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council -2; Class Officer-1; R-Club-1, 2,3,4; All Con- ference Football-3,4; All Conference Basketball-3, 4; P.E.-1,2, 3,4; 12-Year Club. 9 LI FACING GRADUATION Faces of old and faces of new, People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart. Always an ending and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer. And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye. One last embrace and one more cry, A Keep in touch” and a Promise I will A Remember when” but, better Pictured Above: Karol PaltVDana and Dodi Stewart. + % Susan Ault Dan Bird Ron Bunker Mary Lou Cassutt Susan Cassutt Craig Deneke John De Rungs Richard Edwards Juniors Near Goal As Mary Lou Cassutt busily paints the Student Lounge Mural, Laddavanh Vorasane and Claudia Deneke, Pictured Below, look on. 12 Left: Kathy Palli, Dan Bird, Susan Cassutt, and Dayton Williams in the Spring Play M A S H. Kevin Linda Paul Malcomb Palli Schulte Most of the Junior’s time this year was spent on raising funds for the 1977 Junior-Sen- ior Banquet. The class worked in the concession stand during football and basketball and re- ceived a share of the profits. Magazine sales and a basket social also contributed to the class fund. Left- CLASS OFFICERS: Kevin Mal- comb, Dayton Williams, John DeRungs, and Connie Struwe. Connie Struwe Bill Thurow Laddavanh Vorasane Dayton Williams 13 Thirteen sophomores entered the halls of RHS in the fall of '76. They were required to take Typing I, which proved to be a challenge. Other classes required were driver's ed., biology, English II. Some of the sophomores took business arithmetic, while the remainder tackled geometry. Pictured at the Right are the sophomore class officers: Mark Miklebost, President; Mike Schnell, Vice President; Kelly Monette, Secretary Treasurer; Marie Andersen, Student Council Sophomores Slide Through “77” Mark Miklebost Kelly Monette Daniel Palli Mike Schnell Melissa Vanhove Marie Andersen Jeff Brown Daniel DeRungs Teresa Edwards Steve Freese Pam Hildebrandt Rhonda Larson Jeff Malcomb Debbie Bird Dawn Bunker Brad Cassutt Tommy Cassutt Phil DeCurtins Claudia Deneke Eighteen Active Students Enter R.H.S. Taking part in high school events, such as, football basket- ball and track, kept eighteen freshmen active in their first year at Ramona High School. Fund raising products were brought up and familiar classes, Algebra I, English I, General Science, Shop I, Home Ec. I, and drivers ed, were introduced. The class reorganized the student lounge and performed a skit for homecoming. The freshmen, with eighteen, can boast of having the largest class in high school. Lauri Fallon Pamela Kipp Cherie Manthey Tony Palli Wendall Strohm Mark Unzelman Jay Keenan Tim Malcomb Karen Palli James Schnell Tim Tolley Derek Williams A bove-EIGHTH GRADE- Back Row: Mary Schnell, Sandy Miklebost, Elizabeth Vanhove, Sue Renshaw, Lori Cassutt. Middle: Teri Kattke, Lori Malcomb, Donna Stewart, Scott Pederson, Joey Struwe. Front: Sheri Stewart, Jim Monette, Todd Lembcke, Tom Bird, Todd Wolf, and Larry Malcomb. Lori Cassutt and Elizabeth Vanhove, two eighth graders, attended the math contest at Milbank on April 2, Terri Kattke attended the Argus-Leader Spelling Contest in Sioux Falls also on April 2. None of the contestants won honors at the contests, but their teachers thought the con- testants gained a great deal from the experience. They were almost unable to at- tend the contest because the majority of the 8th graders were recovering from the mumps”. Above-SEVENTH GRADE-Back Row: Lori Bunker, Scott Miklebost, Gary Habeger, Jane Monette, Rhonda Tolley, Leisa Thurow, Jim DeRungs, Lori Stewart, Tony Manthey, Tim Bird, Kevin Meyer. Front: John Palli, Craig Tolley, A. Vorasane, David Palli, and Danny Henrichs. 16 The first year in the departmentalized system proved to be quite a challenge for the fifth graders. Their teachers in- cluded Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Austad, Mrs. Zimmerman, and Mrs. Matson, who returned to Ramona this year. Pictured at Left-SIXTH GRADE: Lisa Malcomb, Lori Fischer, Kim Lewis, Darwin Stewart, Mike Matson, and Robbie Wolf. The World of Work Combined Above-FIFTH G RADE-Back Row: Robbie Edwards, Mary Habeger, Randy Meyer, Curtis Deneke, Mike Renshaw, Paul Halvorsen. Front: Patty Schnell, Tina Lewis, Pamela Bunker, Monica DeRungs, Son Vorasane, Shelly Hanson, Paula Bunker, Trevis Tolley, and Paul Monette. Not Pictured: Steve Manthey and Kevin Taylor. 17 Top-FOURTH GRADE: Wade VanVooren, Chad Tolley, Mark Andersen, Tom Malcomb, Mike Kooiker, Penny Monette, Doyle Stewart, Cheryl Riedel, Pam Lewis, and Sharon Schnell. Not Pictured: Tuk Vorasane. Bottom-THIRD GRADE: Kimberly Taylor, Shawn Brinkman, Nancy Bird, Amy Lingbeck, Myrna Sue Freese, Meegan Tolley, John Monette, Angie Pederson, Ann Hildebrandt, Ricco Schmidt, Kimberly Renshaw, and Lisa Brown. PRIMARY “PEEKS” INTO FUTURE Pictured at Right: On a typical spring day, a primary stu- dent peeks into the first and second grade room. Above-SECOND G RADE: Shelly Fischer, Jeanne Cassutt, Scott Halvorson, Gary Lembcke, Karol Palli, Dana VanVooren, Rebecca Habeger, Mrs. Rose Pulford, Mon Vorasane, Melissa Tolley, Dodi Stewart, Gary' Schlisner, Rodney Hageman, and David Fuhr. Left-FIRST GRADE: Jamie Wolf, Jeffrey Rensch, Jamie Schlisner, Carrie Livingston, Rhonda Spildc, Mrs. Rose Pulford, Amy' Fuhr, Ryan Hageman, Epp Vorasane, Mike Manthey, Chris Lingbeck, and Richard Hyland. Not Pictured: Steve Busch, and RaymondMonette. RIGHT-KINDERGAR- TEN -Left to Right: Nancy Habeger, Holly Feldhaus, Randy Edwards, Tomis Schmidt, Lance Hageman, Jay Lewis, Michelle Schlisner, Teresa Pekarek, Stacie Brinkman, Kristyn Matson, Paula Brinkman, Daryl Renshaw, Youthakone Vorsane. Learning the Basics 456789 THE KINDERGARTEN recognized wrote the alphabet numbers from 1-20 knew 15 basic words. They learned to get along with others, take turns with rhythm steps learned to jump rope. Beginning sounds of letters were stressed with M being highlighted by a Chinese party, (Lower Left). Macaroni cheese was made eaten with chop sticks. Having made Coolie hats, they sat on the floor by small tables. ■ Below: Nancy Habeger and Daryl Renshaw shows their work to Mrs. Nancy Arend, the new Special-Ed teacher, who was added to the faculty this fall. 20 Above: Mr. Gordon Fuhr, in his sec- ond year as superintendent, taught Am. Govt, and chemistry. He is a graduate of USD. Upper Right: School Board: Fred Thurow, George Vanhove, Derrald Hildebrandt, John Habeger, and Gary Schlisner. Right: Mr. Robert Arend, a DSC grad- uate served his second year as princi- pal. He also taught Am. History and psychology this year. Lower Right: Mrs. Ramona Gutzman taught kindergarten and served as guidance counselor. She is a graduate of DSC. Below: Mrs. Rose Pulford served as elementary principal and 1st and 2nd grade teacher in her 12th year at Ra- mona. She is a graduate of DSC. Upper Left: Mrs. Diane Bruns, a graduate of SDSU, taught Home Economics, 7th and 8th grade General Science, and advised the junior class. Left: Mr. Kevin Stormo, taught bookkeep- ing, Typing I, Business Math, Driver's Ed., and served as head coach and sopho- more class advisor. Lower Left: Mrs. Glenda Stuby, a gradu- ate of Dakota Wesleyan, served as high school English teacher and advisor of the senior class and annual. Above. Mr. Steve Jensen taught Industrial Arts and art. He is a graduate of DSC. Below: Mr. Darwin Schroeder taught trigo- nometry, geometry, General Science, and Algebra II. He was also an assistant coach for football. Lower Grade Teachers Perform Good Year Right-Mrs. Rose Pul- ford and Mrs. Joan Stormo are pictured here in the Teachers' Lo Lounge. Mrs. Stormo came here on February 9th and stayed until May 6th as a student teacher from Dakota State Col- lege in Madison. Left: Mrs. Diane Plack served as band and vocal music director for grade and high school last year. The highlight of the year was a band dinner called Roast, Rock, and Rhythm. Lower Left: Mrs. Joan Austad is in her 11th year of teaching at Ramona. She is a graduate of Dakota State and has a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. Mrs. Austad taught 5th-8th grade English and 5th grade science this year. Below: Mrs. Dorothy Grimm taught 5th-8th reading and 6th-8th Social Studies. She's also a graduate of Dakota State. Upper Left: Mrs. Marilyn Matson returned to Ramona last year after a 7-year leave. She taught 5th-8th math, 5th-8th girls' P. E., and high school girls' P. E. Left: Mrs. Ida Zimmerman taught 5th Social Studies and 6th science. She also serves as the grade and high school librarian. Above: Mrs. Margaret Casa- nova is in her 12th year of teaching at Ramona. She is a graduate of DSC with a de- gree in elementary education. Mrs. Casanova taught 3rd and 4th grade this year. Behind-the-Scene Workers Upper Right: Bus Drivers Arnold Lembcke, Pat Fischer, and Enoch Matson. Above: Special Ed Teachers Mrs. Diane Spilde, Mrs. Cindy Lembcke, and Mrs. Nancy A rend. Right: Cooks Helen Behrends and Eva Bloom. Greg Cassutt and Kathy Palli reigned as king and queen over the 1976-1977 Homecoming festivities Greg and Kathy Reign Over Homecoming Homecoming week began with a number of activities to arouse student interest and enthusiasm. Monday was Senior Slave Day ; all underclassmen fetched and carried for the seniors. Tuesday was Hush Day ; all the girls were supposed to not talk all day-if possible! Wednesday was Lick 'em Day ; suckers were sold for 10$ a piece. Thursday was Farmers and 50's Day , and everyone dressed accordingly. That evening the cheerleaders sponsored a variety show which culminated in the crowning of the 1976-1977 Homecoming King and Queen. On Friday, Red and Black Day , the faculty and students were treated to a weiner roast and watermelon feed fol- lowed by games outdoors in the afternoon. The Ramona Rockets easily defeated the Carthage Eagles 26-6 in the Homecoming game that evening. Left: Dick Struwe and Lisa Andersen host the 1976-1977 Homecoming Variety Show. Right: Charlie's Angeles - No! It's Seniors Chuck Strohm, Greg Cassutt, and Pat Whitethorn doing their ver- sion of the Short Shorts Commercial during the Homecoming Variety Show. 28 Coaches Stormo and Schroeder do a take- The Cheerleaders perform their skit which was dedicated as their off on the Pop, Pop, Fizz, Fizz fight song. Commercial during the teachers' skit at the Homecoming Variety Show. The night of the actual Jimmy Carter-Cerald Ford debate was the night of the Homecoming Variety Show. The Ramona teachers decided to present the debate so that the folks who attended the show wouldn't miss out on valuable political information. Below: Prin. Robert Arend pro- trays Carter, and Supt. Fuhr acts the part of Ford. The other teach- ers acted as members rtf the press and furnished the com- mercial breaks. It's Fifties' Day all the way, but only at Ramona during Homecoming Week as shown by Cherie Manthey and Dawn Bunker. Claudia Deneke shows typical farmer attire during the Farmers and 50's Days. The Fonz comes to Ramona School during the 50's Day, alias Paul Schulte. First Row, Left to Right: Lori Stewart, Leisa Thurow, Jane Monette, Donna Stewart, Elizabeth Vanhove, Karen Palli. Second Row, Left to Right: Pam Hildebrant, Melissa Vanhove, Debbie Bird, Marie Andersen, Dayton Williams, Sandy Miklebost, Mike Schnell, Teresa Edwards, Jim Schnell, Kathy Palli. Third Row, Left to Right: Linda Palli, Sheri Stewart, Susan Ault, David Palli, Kevin Meyers, Bill Thurow, Dan DeRungs, Gary Habeger, Derek Williams, Dan Palli. Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Diane Plack, Lori Cassutt, Tammy Tolley, Claudia Deneke, Scott Sederstrom. MAJOR- ETTES, Left to Right: Connie Struwe, Susan Cassutt, Cherie Manthey. Left: Tammy Tolley and Scott Sederstrom show a typical day at band practice with a little show- ing off on Scott's part. Below: Kathy Palli was chosen as one of the out- standing members of the instrumental music department. She began playing the saxaphone in the fifth grade and entered A Band in the sixth grade. She has attended music contests several times playing solos and duets, receiving two ex- cellents and two superiors in her high school years 30 — “A” Band Is Derek Williams lugs his tuba out in order to get set up to play in the band. the Music of the Present — Band Is the Music of the Future Front Row, Left to Right: Monica DeRungs, Patty Schnell, Jane Monette, Leisa Thurow, Lori Stewart, Shelly Hanson. Center Row, Left to Right: Tina Lewis, Paul Halverson, Mary Habeger, Robby Wolf, Kim Lewis, Darwin Stewart, Scott Pederson, Kevin Meyers, David Palli, Mike Matson, Tim Bird, Dan Hendrichs. Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Diane Plack, Tony Manthey, Lisa Malcomb, Lori Malcomb, Lori Bunder, Sue Renshaw, Curtis Deneke, and Gary Habeger. Chorus: Small Groups. . . Dayton Williams has been an outstanding vocal music student during his three years at RHS. He was a member of the 1976 All State Chorus and has been active in solo work. He and his guitar playing have been a great help with the music concerts. The Triple Trio performed at the Christmas concert and the Ramona Band Dinner in May. At the beginning of the school year an All State Quartet was selected. They Traveled to Huron the first weekend in November and after two days of singing and rehearsing, the four performed in the All State Chorus and Orchestra concert Nov. 6. Top Right, Triple Trio: Back, Left to Right: Kathy Palli, Susan Cassutt, Susan Ault, Marie Andersen, Lisa Andersen, Debbie Bird, Connie Struwe, Karen Palli. Front, Left to Right: Pam Hildebrandt, Melissa Vanhove. Bottom, Right: All State Chorus: Back: Dayton Williams, Lisa Andersen. Front: Kathy Palli, Tim Freese. Bottom Left, Dayton Williams. � . . . and Large Girl's Glee, Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Plack, Pam Hildebrandt, Susan Ault, Marie Andersen, Lisa Andersen, Susan Cassutt, Melissa Vanhove, and Linda Palli. Front Row, Left to Right: Kathy Palli, Debbie Bird, Connie Struwe, Claudia Deneke, Karen Palli and Rhonda Larson. Mixed Chorus-Back Row, Left to Right: Tony Palli, Tim Freese, Jay Keenan, Steve Freese, Dayton Williams, Derek Williams and Mark Miklebost. Center, Left to Right: Pam Hildebrandt, Susan Ault, Marie Andersen, Lisa Andersen, Susan Cassutt, Melissa Vanhove, and Linda Palli. Front Row, Left to Right: Kathy Palli, Debbie Bird, Connie Struwey, Claudia Deneke, Karen Palli, Rhonda Larson and Mrs. Plack. STUDENT COUNCIL. Back Row, Left to Right: Connie Struwe, Lisa Andersen, Lori Cassutt, Marie Andersen, Claudia Deneke, Dick Struwe. Front Row, Left to Right: John DeRungs, Todd Lembcke, Mark Miklebost. Only two students participated in declam this year. Teresa Edwards chose a hum- orous reading and received an excellent rating at the contest held in DeSmet. Rhonda Larson read a dramatic selec- tion and received a good rating at the contest. Teresa Edwards and Rhonda Larson Karen Palli was the winner of the beef cookoff in Home Economics. Lisa Ander- sen was a national finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Contest, winner of the Doug Thurow Award for the senior ath- lete who maintains the highest scholastic average, and the winner of the Family Leader of Tomorrow Award. Dick Struwe was named the outstanding drama student, and Kathy Palli was awarded a plaque for being the outstanding musician for 1977. Karen Palli, Lisa Andersen, Dick Struwe, and Kathy Palli received awards for their outstanding perform- ances. Individuals Win Awards Left: Dayton Williams and Connie Struwe were chosen Boys' State and Girls' State Representatives from Ramona High School for 1977. Each will attend a week long learning seminar this summer. Girls' State in Mitchell and Boy's State in Aberdeen are workshops to teach stu- dents about the government. Bottom Right: Scott Sederstrom was chosen the Lake County DAR representa- tive. The Daughters of the American Revolution Society choose one winner from each school on the basis of good citizenship, outstanding qualities of de- pendibility, service and leadership in the community, and patriotism. Bottom Left: Teresa Edwards' essay, What America Means to Me”, won her a $50 savings bond at the local contest and a $25 bond for second place at the county level. M A S H Is the 1977 Smash M A S H, which stands for Mobile Army Surgi- cal Hospital, was performed April 1. The scenes are staged during a period of months in the Korean Conflict. The cast was as follows: Gen. Hammond-Dayton Williams; Pvt. Boone-Mark Miklebost; Col. Blake-Scott Sederstrom; Cap. Bridget McCarthy-Debbie Bird; Lt. Janice Fury- Susan Cassutt; Sgt. Devine-Paul Schulte; Lt. Kimble-Karen Palli; Cap. Burns-Tim Freese; Father Mulcahy-Derek Williams; Cap. Walt Wal- dowski-Mark Larson; Cap. Mclntyre-Dan Bird; Cap. Ugly-Dayton Williams; Radar-John De- Rungs; Hawkeye-Bill Thurow; Duke-Dick Struwe; Ho-Jon-Tony Palli; Lt. Phillips-Kathy Palli; Major Houlihan-Claudia Deneke; Congresswoman Gold- farb-Tammy Tolley; Dean Lodge-Susan Hanson; Miss Randazzle-Teresa Edwards; Lt. Liebowitz- Pam Hildebrandt; Major Haskill-Marie Andersen; Director-Mrs. Glenda Stuby. Top: Boone (M. Mildebost), Col. Blake (S. Sederstrom), Duke (D. Struwe), and Hawkeye (B. Thurow) hold a discussion about what happened to the commendation. Middle: Boone (M. Miklebost) eats his sandwich. Bottom: Walt (M. Larson) and Lt. Kimble (Karen Palli) discuss their night's work and the possibility of sleep. Lt. Fury (S. Cassutt) works at trying to touch her toes as part of a routine. 36 “Never Can Say Goodbye!” Pictured Left: Dayton Williams, Mrs. Diane Bruns, Lisa Andersen, and Chuck Strohm. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held on May 14, 1977 at the Village Cafe in Madison. Neil Shurts, who now owns and operates a radio station in Color- ado, served as guest speaker and spoke on the theme Never Can Say Good-bye . Dayton Williams and Susan Ault served as emcees for the banquet which was hosted by the junior class. Bill Thurow gave the welcome and Linda Palli offered the prayer, Mrs. Diane Plack sang Time in a Bottle accompanied by Dayton on the guitar, Connie Struwe gave the fare- well, and Kathy Palli gave the senior thank-you. Left: Rodney Malcomb and Pat Whitethorn. Lower Left: Susan Ault, Connie Struwe, Neil Shurts, and Mrs. Diane Bruns. Below: Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Schroeder. m V “Active” Is Description for FHA The FHA'ers were busy on their many projects during this year. They held Family Day on which the girls tried to do something with their family. On Education Day the FHA girls told people about FHA and its goals. On Quilting Day the or- ganization made two quilts to use as throw covers for the furniture in the student lounge. On Clean- up Day they cleaned the stage and painted a mural on one of the walls. FHA; Back Row, Left to Right: P. Hildebrandt, S. Cassutt, K. Palli, M. Vanhove, J. Riedel, T. Tolley. Center Row, Left to Right; Mrs. Bruns, S. Stewart, L. Cassutt, M. Schnell, E. Vanhove, C. Struwe, C. Manthey, S. Ault, D. Bunker, R. Larson, C. Deneke, L. Palli, K. Palli, D. Bird. Front Row: L. Mai comb, S. Renshaw, D. Stewart, T. Kattke, S. Mildebost. Awards Banquet Held May 16th. Top, Left to Right: Claudia Deneke, Lori Cassutt, and Jim Hildebrandt. Middle, Left to Right: Tim Freese, Lisa Andersen, Mark Larson, Kathy Palli. Bottom, Left to Right: Tammy Tolley, Susan Cassutt, Marie Andersen, Mary Lou Cassutt. Claudia Deneke received the Freshman Honor Award for out- standing scholastic ability. Lori Cassutt and Jim Hildebrandt received the 8th grade Citizen- ship Award for outstanding qualities in the grade school. The award is presented each year by the American Legion. Tim Freese, Lisa Andersen, Mark Larson, and Kathy Palli, received honor awards for scho- lastic performance during their 4 years of high school. Lisa was Valedictorian, Kathy was the Salutatorian and Mark and Tim were Honor Students. Tammy Tolley was awarded a trophy as Most Valuable Player, Best Hustler, and Best Field Goal Percentage Shooter for the Girls Basketball Season. Also honored were Susan Cassutt for Most Improved , Marie Ander- sen for the most rebounds during the season, and Mary Lou Cas- sutt for having the best free- throw percentage. Pam Hildebrant and Scott Sederstrom were Kevin Malcomb, Dick Struwe, Bill Thurow, Pat Whitet- named the outstanding athletes of the year. horn, and Scott Sederstrom were winners of the basketball tropWes. May 16 was the date of the Awards Night Banquet to honor all of the outstanding performances, scholastic or extra-cur- ricular, of the 1976-1977 year. Pictured Above are Pam Hildebrandt and Scott Sederstrom, the outstanding athletes of the year. Pam was active in basketball, cheerleading, and track. Scott partici- pated in football, basketball, and track. Also honored were Kevin Malcomb for Most Improved” in basketball, Dick Struwe for the best field goal percentage, Pat Whitethorn for being named to the All-Conference Team in basketball. Scott Sederstrom was chosen Best Hustler for the basketball season. Mary and Mike Schnell were chosen as the outstanding track participants. Kevin Malcomb was named as Best Back in football; Pat Whitethorn received his All-Conference football award and a trophy as Best Lineman . Bill Thurow received his All-Conference award, and Mike Schnell received an award for Most Improved and Best Hustler during the football season. Mike and Mary Schnell received outstanding track awards. Kevin Malcomb, Pat Whitethorn, Bill Thurow, and Mike Schnell are Pictured with their trophies. Oldham 42 Ramona 18 Rutland 48 Ramona 22 Egan 0 Ramona 47 Carthage 6 Ramona 26 Baltic 6 Ramona 28 Oldham 22 Ramona 18 Canova 38 Ramona 8 Colman 8 Ramona 20 Rockets Hit .500 Mark With New Head Man A Team Top Row Left to Right: Coach Stormo, K. Monette, J. Brown, P. Whitehorn, D. Williams, C. Deneke, Mgr. M. Larson, Second Row: Coach Schroeder, D. Palli, T. Tolley, J. DeRungs, D. Bird, K. Malcomb, D. DeRungs, Mgr. T. Lembcke. Front Row:J. Malcomb, J. Schnell, M. Schnell, G. Cassutt, S. Sederstrom, D. Williams, T. Palli, J. Monnette. Below-Senior Playeis: S. Sederstrom, P. Whitethorn, G. Cassutt. Defensive Line Left to Right: P. Whitethorn, S. Sederstrom, C. Deneke, G. Cassutt, D. DeRung, B. Thurow, M. Schell, D. Williams. Defense and Offense Does the Job Offensive Line Left to Right: G. Cassutt, P. Whitethorn, D. DeRungs, S. Sederstrom, C. Deneke, K. Malcomb, M. Schnell, J. DeRungs, B. Thurow. The Ramona Team talks it over in an offensive huddle. Aces of the Week: K. Malcomb, P. Whitethorn. Kevin Malcomb and Pat Whitethorn were chosen by the Argus Leader for their outstanding offensive and defensive efforts. Below: End Pat Whitethorn discusses strategy. 43 “B” Team Promises a Bright Future B TEAM Top Row Left to Right: Coach Schroeder, M. Schnell, J. Brown, K. Monnett, J. Malcomb, Mgr. M. Larson. Bottom Row Left to Right: D. Palli, T. Palli, T. Tolley, J. Monnett, D. Williams, Dan DeRungs, J. Schnell, Mgr. T. Lembeke. A Team Cap- tains Scott Sed- erstrom, Greg Cassutt, and Pat Whitethorn watch the toss of the coin before their home game with Colman. Scott Sederstrom punts dur- ing a fourth-down situation. Led by 6 Sophomores, the Rock- et ”B team doubled their oppo- nents in scoring on the way to a 4-1 record. Included in the vic- tory column was an exciting defensive battle with Carthage in which the Rockets came out on top 6-2. 44 ✓ A and B Team Cheerleaders, Top Row Left to Right: C. Deneke, C. Struwe, P. Hildebrandt. Bottom Row Left to Right: M. Fischer, K. Palli, S. Cassutt, D. Bird, M. Vanhove. Pictured Bottom Right: A Team Cheerleaders, Top Left to Right: Kathy Palli, Connie Struwe. Bottom Left to Right: Melissa Vanhove and Debbie Bird. The cheerleading squad got off to a rous - ing start by sponsoring Spirit Week during Homecoming Week. They sold suckers to earn money, organized the Variety Show, and made many signs to raise the spirit for the big game. During the rest of the year there were many controversies among the cheer- leaders themselves and between the cheerleaders and the administration. Eventually a stalemate was reached. Pep meetings were few and far between, and the situation was never fully resolved. 45 Rockets are short in scores, long in spirit A Team-Left to Right: T. Tolley, S. Cassutt, S. Hanson, L. . Andersen, M. Andersen, M. Vanhove, M. Cassutt, D. Bird, T. Edwards, Bottom Row-Left to Right: Mgr. L. Palli, C. Manthey, D. Bunker, J. Riedel, C. Deneke, P. Hildebrandt, K. Palli, Mgr. R. Larson. Rockets A rlington 41 13 Howard 32 30 Carthage 34 24 Baltic 47 14 Rutland 39 27 Oldham 34 33 Canova 94 14 Deubrook 59 22 Colman 34 22 Rutland 19 23 St. Mary's 40 23 Egan 32 33 SVC Tour. Oldham 36 20 Carthage 15 29 Colman 34 27 Chester 22 32 Oldham 52 23 District 17 Montrose 40 21 46 Senior Players: L. to R. : T. Tolley, L. Andersen, J. Riedel Senior Tammy Tolley played at the guard position during her last season at Ramona High. Senior Lisa Andersen, who transfered from Armour High during the spring semester of '76, was a valuable asset dur- ing the season at the center-forward position. Senior Judy Riedel played mainly in the guard position during her last season at Ramona High. First Six Improve Morale of the Rockets Sophomore Marie Andersen, who transfered from Armour High School, was an asset dur- ing the season at forward posi- tion. Susan Cassutt, a junior, had the hard task of playing two positions, Center G Forward during the sea- son. Junior Mary Lou Cassutt showed a lot of improvement to the team, and was helpful in tough situations. 47 “A Team in Action” Left: Coach Matson discusses the game plan during a time out in the Districts. Below: Judy Riedel looks for some- one to pass to. To the Left: Judy Riedel breaking the defenders press. B Team, Back Row Left to Right: L. Cassutt, E. Vanhove, L. Fallon, M. Vanhove, S. Hanson, D. Bird, L. Vorasane, C. Man they, Bottom Row Left to Right: P. Kipp, S. Renshaw, T. Kattke, C. Deneke, P. Hildebrandt, K. Palli, M. Schnell A TEAM SCORES - 1976- Arlington 28 Ramona 10 Howard 16 Ramona 14 Carthage 16 Ramona 18 Baltic 29 Ramona 10 Rutland 34 Ramona 9 Oldham 23 Ramona 18 Canova 53 Ramona 12 Deubrook 44 Ramona 17 Colman 30 Ramona 15 Rutland 28 Ramona 6 St. Mary's 25 Ramona 12 Egan 23 Ramona 22 Chester 19 Ramona 24 Oldham 25 Ramona 17 %0c«rr %%t� r r$ %%tWf I MCicn m tTs 34 A Team, M. Schnell, K. Monnett, P. Whitethorn, D. Struwe, B. Thurow, M. Larson, D. Williams, Coach: Kevin Stormo, Front Row L. to R: D. Bird, G. Cassutt, K. Malcomb, S. Sederstrom, J. Malcomb, Mgrs: B. Cassutt, M. Mikelbost. ROCKETS HA VE A TOUGH, BUT REWARDING YEAR Pat Whitethorn, a 6'1 senior who played forward for the Rockets was second in scoring and re- bounding. He was named to the A11-Conference team. Scott Sederstrom, a 5'10 senior- guard lead the offensive attack in the scoring bracket and was picked Honorable Mention. Greg Cassutt, a 5'9 senior was an asset to the team. At the guard position, he lead the de- fensive attack. Dick Struwe, a 6'2 senior- center, helped lead the rebound- ing attack and free-throw shoot- ing. Kevin Malcomb, a 5'10 junior- forward-guard lead the Rockets in scoring effort and was an asset to the team. Bill Thurow, a 6'4 junior- forward-All Conf. pick, lead the Rockets in rebounds and points. 5 Top Left: Rockets look to the districts. Top Right: Scott stopped the pass. Left Side: Pat looks for the open man. Center: Dick checks the traffic in the middle. Bottom Left: Rockets on the move. Bottom Right: Bill shoots free-throws as Greg and Kevin look on. B TEAM, L to R: Coach Kevin Stormo, J. Hildebrandt, T. Mai comb, T. Wolf, D. Bird, K. Monnett, D. Williams, J. Brown, M. Schnell, J. Malcomb, J. Struwe, S. Peterson, T. Bird, Mgrs. B. Cassutt, M. Mikelbost. Junior Varsity Wins Tournament B TEAM Oldham - 27 Ramona-39 Rutland - 25 Ramona-3 9 Arlington - 40 Ramona-28 Canova - 26 Ramona-19 B Team Tournament Carthage - 27 Ramona-38 Canova - 31 Ramona-32 Egan - 24 Ramona-31 Rutland - 16 Ra mona-24 Oldham 25 Ramona-19 Spencer - 27 Ramona-3 5 Baltic 35 ■ Ramona-3 2 Chester r 35 Ramona-28 Col man § 28 Ramona-27 Carthage ► 12 Ramona-3 5 Howard P- 30 Ramona-28 Forestburg Ramona-41 1 ft M ■ 52 ette o:n ERLEADERS: Top Row, ove, D. Stewart, S. Renshaw, , L. Bunker, R. Tolley. The 7th and 8th team brought home two trophies (2nd and 3rd), and the 5th and 6th team won 2nd in the Ra- mona Inv. 5th and 6th BASKETBALL. Top, Left to Right: C. Deneke, R. Meyer, K. Taylor, D. Stewart, R. Edwards, M. Renshaw, Coach S. Jensen, K. Lewis, T. Tolley, P. Halverson, Coach D. Struwe, S. Manthey, M. Matson, R. Wolf, P. Monette. Grade Teams Earn Trophies GRADE DRILL TEAM, Top Row, Left to Right: M. Habeger, L. Thurow, L. Fischer, L. Bunker, P. Schnell, Middle Row: R. Tolley, Pam Bunker, Paula Bunker, J. Monette. Bottom Row: M. DeRungs, T. Lewis, L. Malcomb, S. Hanson. 7th and 8th BASKETBALL. Top, Left to Right: D. Palli, C. Tolley, G. Habeger, Tom Bird, Tim Bird, S. Pederson, J. Kipp, K. Meyer, J. Struwe, T. Wolf, J. Hildebrandt, T. Manthey, Coach S. Jensen, L. Malcomb, J. DeRungs, D. Henrichs, Coach D. Struwe • 53 Tough Track Season Top Left: Coach Schroeder (girls) and Coach Stormo (boys) talk over there strategy for the next race. Center Picture: B. Thurow is hand- ing off to D. Bird in the two mile relay. Bottom Right: Two mile relay team. From Left to Right: D. Bird, M. Schnell, B. Thurow, D. Williams. 54 Top Right: E. Vanhove flies over the hurdles before the big race. Bottom Left: The sprint medley. Pictured Top Left to Right: M. Andersen, E. Vanhove. Bottom Row: S. Renshaw, L. Cassutt. Managers: Left to Right: B. Cassutt, R. Larson, D. Struwe. 55 Girls Break More Records Top Left: T. 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