Schaller High School - Rocket Yearbook (Schaller, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1981 volume:

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CLASS OF 1981 Hey Barb, look at that guy! i r P Senior Directory T F T ELAINE ALDERSON - Girls Glee 1, 2 , MIKE BARLOW - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Mixed Choris 1, Boys Glee 1, All School Play 4, One Act Plays 2, Letterclub 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4,1 Boys State 3 ' - RAY BRENNER - Basketball 1, Newspaper Staff 4 BARB BROWN - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Track Manager 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Majorette 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 4, Small Group Contests 2, 3, 4, All School Play 4, One Act Plays 2, 4 fDirector 31, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Speech Contests 2, 3, Physics Olympics Team 3, Pep Club 3 KELLY BURHOP - Football 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, 5, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, Letterclub 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council lSec. 4l 4, Class Officer fSec.l 1 ' STUART CLAUSSEN - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, Jazz Band 1, 2, One Act Plays 2, Letterclub 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Class Officer lPres.l 1, 4 KV-Pres.l 3 . SHARON COLE - Volleyball 1, 2, Track Manager 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, fRep.l 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Small Group Contests 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Letterclub 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Class Officer lTreas.l 1, Speech-Contests 2, 3, 4, Physics Olympics 3, Volce of Democracy 3, 4 ANN CRAWFORD - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, NWI Chorus 4, Small Group Contests 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Letterclubnl, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer lV4Pres.l 1, Speech Contest 3, Pep Club'3 , BRIAN CURRIE - Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, One Act Plays 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4 DENISE DICK - Track 1, 2, Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 3, Marching Band 4, One Act Plays IAsst. Dir.l 3, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Homecom- ing Attendant 3, 4, Pep Club 3 ' TODD FITZSENRY - Football 1,.2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Boys Glee 1, One Act Plays 1, 2, All School Play 3, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4 H JIM GODBERSEN - Track 1, Basketball Manager 1, All School Play 3, One Act Plays 2 ' . ' KATHY KESTEL - Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, lSec.l 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Northwest lowa Band 4, Northwest lowa Chorus 2, 4, Small Group Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Plays fAsst. Dirl 2, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendent 1, Pep Club 3 DANNY MANTEUFEL - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Letterclub 1, 2,.3, 4, Annual Staff 4 I ' RANDY MANTEUFEL - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5, Track 4, Letterclub 3, 4, Annual Staff4 4 PAUL MCDERMOTT - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Northwest lowa Chorus 4, Small Group Contests 2, 3,,4, All School Play 3, 4, One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, Letterclub 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2, 3 IV-Pres.l 4, Class Officer fSec.l 3, Speech Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, Physics Olympics Team 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 2, 3,.4 E V DALE MEYER - Mixed Chorus 3 , TIM MYRTUE - Football 1, 2, 4, Wrestling 1, Basketball Manager 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 3, 4, Small Group Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 2, 3, One Act Plays 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer KV-Pres.l 4, Homecoming King 4 . . , MARCIA NABERHAUS - Volleyball Manager 4, Basketball Manager 2, Track Man- ager 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 3, 4, Small Group Contests 2, 4, All School Play 4, One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Letterclub 3 fSec. - Treas.l 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4 JEFF NASLUND - Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, Pep Band 1, All School Play 4, One Act Plays 3, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4 GARY PYLE - Football 1, 2, Basketball.Manager 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, fPres.l 4, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3 lSec. - Treas.l 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Northwest lowa Band 3, 4, Northwest lowa Chorus 3, 4, Small Group Contests 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, Letterclub 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, fPres.l 4, Class Officer fPresJ 3, Physics Olyjpics Team 3, 4, JETS 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Athletic Trainer 3, 4 E ' ' ELLIE TAYLOR - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Choir 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Northwest Iowa Chorus 4, Small Group Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Letterclub 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, SpeechCon- test 2, 3, 4, Physics Olympics Team 3 RITA TOKHEIM - Softball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Small Group Contests 2, 3, 4, Letterclub 1, 2, 3 IV-Pres.l 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer lPres.l 2, Pep Club 3 MAMI UDAKA - Basketball Cheerleader 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Grls Glee 4, Small Group Contests 4, Letterclub 4 , TRACEY VANBUSKIRK - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls Glee 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Small Group Contests'2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Letterclub 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Physics Olympics Team 3, 4, JETS 3, 4, Pep Club 3 ' A DAVE WANDREY - Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, One Act Plays 3 ' , JONIE WATERS - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Small Group Contests 2, One Act Palys lAsst. Directorl 2, 3, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4 ' CAMERON WEBB - Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3 , , DIANE WENDEL - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3 fRep.l 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, Northwest lowa Chorus 4, Small Group Contests 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, One Act Plays 2, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, lPres.l 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer fTreas.l 3, JETS 3, 4 CINDY WHITNEY - Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 4, Class Officer fTreas.l 2 E ' MIKE WILDE - Football Manager 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys Glee 2, 3, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, One Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1 KRIS WILDER - Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4, Football Cheerleader 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Glee 3, 4, All School Play fAsst. Dir.l 3, One Act Plays lAsst. Dir.l 3, Letterclub 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4 LORI WOODKE - Track 1, 2, 3, Football Cheerleader 3, Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, All School Play fAsst. Dir.l 4, One Act Plays lAsst. Dirl 2, Letterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Class Officer fSec.fTreas.l 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Library Aide 1, 2, Pep Club 3 WP vw 4 -xv. aa- Wvqww '-Huw WW imxwwkiwim Mm ,W 5 UW ME Tim M v hi ww M M K WM Z- f If A J , m,,,TX v Y 0 , . px 7 . gm XWSWZWEI ' Www ,.... '54, 2 V, ' ,.4uav w nw 12 Www 9 -www, ww ww mm ws fi X ,xy ,aw Commencement x x x x x x X l l X . x x N x X N X X x x Front row-Cindy Whitney, David Wandrey, Lori Woodke, Jeff Naslund, Kathy Kestel, Todd Fitzsenry, Kris Wilder, Tim Myrtue, Mami Uclaka, X Elaine Alclerson. Second row-Mike Wilde, Jim Godbersen, Barbara Brown, Cameron Webb, Jonie Waters, Brian Currie, Tracey VanBuskirk, X Stuart Claussen, Marcia Naberhaus, Mike Barlow, Diane Wendel. Third row-Dale Meyer, Randy Manteufel, Ann Crawford, Kelly Burhop, Rita Tokheim, Paul McDermott, Denise Dick, Dan Manteufel, Sharon Cole, Raymond Brenner, Mary Ellen Taylor, Gary Pyle. N x .s if 5 X , ',,q., x x x x X X x X x X X Honor Students-Diane Wendel, Ann Crawford, Gary Pyle, Tracey VanBuskirk, Ellie X Taylor. N N On May 17, the Schaller High School Class of 1981 took the final x steps toward the end of thirteen years together. Mrs. Linda Stille , played Pomp and Circumstancen, and the Class of 1981 proceed- X i ed into the auditorium to make the graduation complete. The class N sang Out Here On My Own from the movie Famel', and then listened as Gary Pyle, Ellie Taylor, and Kelly Burhop reflected upon X the past and gave outlooks toward the future. The honor students X l Class OfficewviCe.p,e5idem.Tim Myrtue, Secretary. were introduced as were the valedictorian and salutatorian, Diane X Treasurer-Lori Woodke. President-Stuart Claussen. Wendel and Gary Pyle. As each student received their diploma, itf' N signified a great accomplishment and an opening of new doors! x X ,,,,,,,,,,,,!,,,ff, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i l 4 E X N X X N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , Ushers: Mary Beth and Brian N X , , Speaker: Gary Pyle Takmg those lmportant steps X Sim-sur M0 Practice beforehand gave pre-graduation jitters! 9 f Speaker: Mary Ellen Taylor Speaker: Kelly Burhop Q 'bfmllr Semor Chorr smgs Out Here On My Own from the movre Fame ly l 1 l 1 2 111111111111flfllllllll!l111l1l11111111111 , ,. A all . K- K ' if - 'Wa' N N . . . , - AL 33 - ll ll N I I I I I I I I I I I I f f f f Illllllllfllfflllllfllll 1, L1 i . I 23 it S' MQW' L M f J A-at 'W M . 3 Hi tv w iv - . 4 4 .5 , X: 1.4L I at L f . ,ti fr: It A' Q i M bf! ' 1 ' 7' ' -u ' Y Recognition of honor students. Receiving signed diplomas. Mike got his K' ,I 1 Q W The receiving line Et and so did Kathy! Graduation complete! 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K IWWV ,, ' 4' , , '-LA' iff , QTUQ ,'l fkh ,ww H14 k jmf t Q W, gagw E L,3 ffqkw B ,Z N, lwi? ,,,, , 'Y ww ' ' .f , ' ig ' ,,., , ,. , ,A ,ff 1 iw ij, Juniors Front row- Anita Alyward, Kathy Brenner, Mary Beth Kestel, Russ Snyder, Sandy Manteufel, Rhonda Carlberg. Second row- Carol Swanson, Kari Hansen. Third row- Mr. Leseth,Tammy Sackett, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Mike Fitzsenry, Brenda Kenny, Spencer Claussen, Greg Currie, Tim Taylor, Mike O'Meara, Deb Grieme, Sandi Tokheim. Fourth row- Grant Currie, Dale Wiese, Doug Ayers, Dwayne Roling, Roger Graham, Rich King, Ronny Schmidt, David Dick, Brian Gray. Above: Schaller High's very own Dolly Parton basketball team, Right: What ya chuggin' Dave! 3 Class Officers: Spencer Claussen-President, Dale Wiese-Vice President, Tim Taylor-Secretary, Carol Swanson-Treasurer. Sophomores v Front row- Todd Candor, Dan Wilder. Second rowe Tony Martin, Rousanne Seeley, Erin Hix, Sharon Graham, Juanita Skou, Michele Sims, Dan Fitzsenry, Third row- Miss Zierke, Kirk Franzkowiak, Scott Ritzer, Kevin King, John O'Meara. Real People? Top to Bottom-Sec, Todd Candor, John O'Meara-Treas., l Pres. Dan Wilder, Vice Pres. Dan Fitzsenry. mm 5 Freshmen Wx is '? ff!! X k ,X First row-Susan Barlow, Patty Graham, Bonnie Jewell, Jon Voss, Danny Currie, Mr. Christensen, Gary'Snyder, Eddie Brenner, Lenny Winkler. Second row-Alisa Langner, Lisa Stratton, Andy Manteufel, Marshall Wilde, Chuck Haselhoff. Third row-Cami Taylor, Missy Martin, Sally King, Julie King. Fourth row-Sheri Ober, Jan Currie, Sandy Stille, Stacy Pfrimmer. Fifth row-Linda McDermott, Ann Naberhaus, Michelle McClintic, Mary Beth Dick, Sixth row-Danny Bailey, Kevin Stevenson, Robert Segabart, Ryan Hansen. Seventh row-Brian Woodke, Mike Snyder, Gene Huelman, Danny Carlberg. Eighth row-Kurt Witte, Chad Hansen, Shane Tokheim, Todd Ernst. V' 'T X,-A Class officers: Lenny Winkler-Vice President, Michelle McClintic-President, Cuff be that bad Mary Beth! Jan Currie-Secretary!Treasurer. SHS Welcomes Mami 8: Martin if .. v , 'G M it ti Q, fx ml' 4.1457 ,A i' a ,mga tfet 2 if On August 22, Schaller welcomed Mami Udaka to the community. Mami is originally from Nahoga City, Japan and is residing in the Lyle Martin home while staying here. She has had a busy year taking Family Living, American Government, Algebra II, American Problems, Speech, Typing, Art, Choir and Girls Glee. Mami also was a basketball cheerleader. Her hobbies include bowling, fishing, cooking and listening to re- cords. When asked why she wanted to come here, she commented, to improve my English, and learn and experience American culturef' Mami's memora- ble moments this year included cheerleading, singing, her solo at contests, and graduating with the senior class. She has enjoyed all the people she has met here and also likes the special activities such as Prom and Homecoming. Mami will be here until July 28, at which time she will go back to Japan where she plans to pursue a career in ground service at an airport. We wish her luck in the future and have enjoyed having her with us throughout the year. llif, l T 1 as 5:4 it i it ,fl i ilii T V ff A Martin Edwards Mondaca Santiago arrived in Schaller on Sept. 28, from Chile where he has 3 brothers and 2 sisters. While staying here, he too is residing in the Lyle Martin home. This year Martin is studying American Government, American Problems, English, Speech, Algebra ll, Shop, Typing, and World Histo- ry. Martin's pastimes include learning to play the trumpet and piano, bowling, fishing, tennis, cruis- ing , and playing pinball. He also is on the track team this year. Martin wishes to improve his English and feels the foreign exchange student program will help world peace and understanding. His memorable mo- ments this year include when he spent the day at Duff Brown's by Panora Lake, visiting the uwitchis house , with friends, and taking a trip to California. Martin's future plans are to finish 2 V2 years of high school, then go to college to become a lawyer and be involved in politics. He leaves us with this thought: Schaller is a friendly town and everyone is really nice to me. l'd like to thank all the people in the school especially my teachers for being so nice . We wish Martin the best of luck in the future and thank him for sharing this year with us. fe? x Robert making good use of his time! Don't look Mary Jo! Actually studying?! No need for a megaphone. I . ' P i 4 i if ia ids fri. ., ,,... , , J. R' M fin 3 ,Q 'S I 1 'I f ' . 2, . 1 'h 551 lf I can't pitch, I don't want to play! Believe it or not, we're looking for worms! -Q,-.... 4121. 4 W svx . .X Nfiivxf , Q T ' f , .- xk f - if . K , W . ' W . . .. 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Class Officers Nancy Snyder-President, Scot McDonough-Vice President, Lynn Can- , dor-Secretary, Natalie Ehrp-Treasurer W I 1 0-QF - .1 Q ' Hot Stuff! Q , ,QMQI ' Seventh Grade A 2 L E S E 9 2 S T 2 DW 5 3 , .,e i , First row- Randy Snyder, Kris Kroese, Dustin Maymon, Steve Ritzer, Jewell, Amy Brenner, Laurie Wendel, Susan Sandhoff, Chad Ehrp, W A -.NN Best dressed student! Dusty Roling, Linda Jewell, Denny Haselhoff. Second row-Shelly Diersen, Gail Jean O'Meara, Marcia Pyle. Third row- Tony Box, Butch Blum, Mr. Myrtue. Pres. Tony Box, Vice Pres, Steve Ritzer, Sec.fTreas. Marcia Pyle v Jr. High Track eil-ffl? at wi.-.-.wr cbwilllzo WWF c,iklllu5P l?RlS lllllllll Front row-Marcia Pyle, Susan Sandhoff, Laurie Wendel. Second row-Natalie Ehrp, Nancy Snyder, Connie Manteufel, Shelly Diersen, Jean O'Meara. Third row-Coach Hantsbarger, Lynn Candor, Shelly Kestel, Shana Ernst, Connie Naberhaus. ww ' T K k 1, r '..--A :gQ.,g,l ' V ,, tc, ,,:. 1- R -1- iwf Q ig E29 . , ,. igifgii, '-1 '., TT - Ni- fvk E ,i A , V v -A , L F iw f iigy E 1 -.y S iliflllllr R 3 + lllL T LER .fy RKLL . ' L 5 ' ' A ' 'M E or En . S at 9 -x K K K -ll 3 ' NV! S . M 'f 5 , ,, 4 llo, in , . ,C T 5 S, A--' . -',' 35 -m'f+g'f 1 1 M Front row-Butch Blum, Randy Snyder, Pat O'Meara, Tony Box, Back row-Steve Ritzer, Mike Sims, Don Turner, Coach Jansen. Junior High Basketball First row- Kris Kroese, Lynn Candor, Gail Jewell, Shannan Schaefer, Natalie Ehrp, Susan Sandhoff, Second row- Nancy Snyder, Jean O'Meara, Shelly Kestel, Amy Brenner, Jenny Claussen. Third row-Coach Hardersen, Shana Ernst, Connie Manteufel, Connie Naberhaus, Nora Hansen, Marcia Pyle. Absent: Laurie Wendel, Shelly Diersen. First row-Tony Box, Randy Snyder, Pat O'Meara, Butch Blum. Second row-Scot McDonough, Don Turner, Coach Bisenius, Nathan Tripp, Mike Sims Jr. High Football 8a Volleyball Front row-Mike Sims, Steve Ritzer. Coach: Bob Hantsharger. Dusty Roling. Chad Ehrp. Randy Snyder. Pat O'Meara. Back row- Tony Box. Don Turner. Scot McDonough. Butch Blum. 9 5. 0'f--s ' N 51 miie' First row- Laurie Wendel, Susan Sandhoff, Lynn Candor, Gail Jewell, Natalie Ehrp, Shannan Schaffer, Second row- Marcia Pyle, Connie Naberhaus. Jenny Claussen. Nancy Snyder, Kris Kroese. Shelly Diersen, Third row-Amy Brenner, Shana Ernst. Connie Manteufel, Shelly Kestel, Nora Hansen. Jean O'Meara. Coach: Mr. Jansen. ' J r , ' Football Cheerleaders 8c. Wrestling Bott0mAlVli1rcif1 Pyle. Nancy Snyder. Shelly Kestul, Kris Kroese, Center-Lynn Candor. Top-Laurie Wvnclel. Strange attire at the Junior High Pep Rally, -v...-......-...QM - ,Q mei 1 - Front-Randy Snyder. Tony Box, Butch Blum, Chad Ehrp. Back-Coach Christianson. Don Turner. Nathan Tripp. Pat O'Munra. Dusty Roling, Junior Band Front rowsSusan Sandhoff, Joanne O'Meara, Brenda Alyward, Kurt Blum. Middle row- Tony Box, Randy Snyder, Wes Pfrimmer, Ryan Buell, Marcia Pyle, Jean O'Meara, Trent McDonough, Darren Tokheim, John Franken. Back row-Steve Ritzer, Karla Hansen. Absent: Lynn Currie Shelley Diersen, Laurie Wendel. Junior High Chorus Front row4Randy Snyder, Tony Box, Butch Blum. Second row- Shannon Schaefer, Natalie Ehrp, Dustin Maymon, Pat O'Meara, Denny Haselhoff, Susan Sandhoff, Third row- Marcia Pyle, Jenny Claussen, Kris Kroese, Gail Jewell, Dusty Roling, Steve Ritzer, Scot McDonough, Chad Ehrp, Lynn Candor, Linda Jewell. Back row'Shelly Kestel, Shana Ernst, Connie Manteufel, Amy Brenner, Mike Sims, Nathan Tripp, Don Turner, Nora Hansen, Nancy Snyder, Connie Naberhaus, Jean O'Meara. Absent: Shelley Diersen, Laurie Wendel. Swing Choir Adds New Dimension .Riffs . ,. K' i ' Y, Jwwg fi g,,,,,5 4, 1 - cams X ' JF fm., ' Swim: mum H: JP New , I H JR, Wm, 'RHCR SHINE n amiga gyms svlfivlfi gmt-i6 5-,mm cw? crew au JR,i.ig,-1 SHMC CN Sli? Front row-Steve Ritzer, Nancy Snyder, Pat O'Meara, Shannan Schaefer, Randy Snyder. Second row-Susan Sandhoff, Tony Box, Marcia Pyle Jenny Claussen, Scot McDonough. Back row'Shelly Kestel, Mike Sims, Nathan Tripp, Lynn Candor, Don Turner, Nora Hansen. 'i ' e .V 'Z if J S' iw? k W 5- v HIGH VIUIG R x Northwest Iowa Chorus NW Iowa Band Front row-Randy Snyder, Steve Ritzer, Jean O'Meara, Nancy Snyder, Susan Sandhoff, Tony Cami Taylor, Nora Hansen Box. Back row-Don Turner, Mike Sims, Shelly Kestel, Marcia Pyle, Jenny Claussen, Scot McDonough, Mrs. Stille. Jr. High At It's Best?! I thought you were supposed to do your own work. All right, who told you guys to pose. He fa y Baby, want a date with a sexy chick! by A S Oh No, I broke a nail. 'K tg V, You put your left hand in Pat's ready to play! ,div F 'il' .1113 nvw ,-- ms-,N QWWQ iam-sw .www iiiiwrs, K+ M ! School Board And Administration ,F F 1963 S ' S 33 kr 1 5 5 , Q 1 k Q... -ix Front row- Walter Blake, Norma Boisen-Sec., John Franken Back row- Jack McDermott, Rick Blum-Pres., Dale Hartshorn, Dennis Mauser Left: Walter Blake, Superin- tendent, Elementary Princi pal, School Principal, Algebra Athletic Director Football Coach Right: Jim Taylor, High I , Piggy- 'iii 're' W all A Mr. O'Meara-German I 84 II, American His- tory, World History, Sociology, and Govern- ment. Mr. O'Meara told us that he liked teaching in Schaller because in most in- stances teaching Schaller students is a chal- lenging activity and most of our students come to school to learn. .iF '5 . tt, ,' , s ggmliif .sm If uae' 1 fs ' . i if l i zfffirifi . '- . 2' : B .. TU, , ' Il fl ,,,. 1 . .A at I. ga Mr. Ober-Guidance Counselor, Psychology, Family Living, 'iCounseling is a helping oc- cupation and every student that comes into my office is an individual, therefore, their problems are unique. Thus the job is con- stantly challenging. 1-'V Mr. Ronfeldt-Adv. Topics, Chemistry, Phys- ics, Electronics, Computer Science, Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Ronfeldt reveals his most embarrassing moment as when, 'iTracey told a joke in Physics just as Mr. Taylor walked in. Mr. Leseth-English, American Literature, Adv. Composition, Speech, Junior Class Sponsor. The part of Mr. l.eseth's job which he likes most is, Working with students and watching them develop intellectually. I, s Mr. Bisenius-Earth Science, Jr. High Basket- ball, Asst. Football Coach, Track Coach, Physical Education. Mr, Bisenius enjoys, L'Watching kids grow up and develop into good people and know you might have con- tributed something to that person. Miss Hardersen-Physical Education, Book- keeping, High School Volleyball Coach, Ju- nior High Basketball. Miss Hardersen's most memorable moment was Hplaying at the State Volleyball Tournament in Des Moines. 2 N 'sv-Q ..-...J 2 J, if IW 1 f, Lf, J! fit, Jil! 1' , ffffxu j Ha. 1 gg? N 'fm N'K'XN, Qflilni N' , J A ww w --Q 'A w.k,,k Ms. Zierke-Art. Ms. Zierke favors teaching in Schaller because, You are able to help stu- dents on a one to one basis. 512 Mr. Hueschen'Band, Mr. Hueschen likes teaching at SHS because of Attitude of students and atmosphere very nicelu Mrs. Stille-Vocal Music. Music Theory, Mrs. Stille's most embarrassing moment hap- pened when she was directing two versions of the school song at the same time at a basketball game when Mr. Hueschen was sick. Mrs. Taylor-7, 8. 9 English. Typing. Cheer- leading Sponsor. Having students whose parents care for them makes our job of teaching a real joy here in Schaller. Having colleagues who show respect for one an- other and have a sense of humor makes our job doubly enjoyable! Mrs. Roeder-Learning Disabilities. Resource, The most memorable moments occur when my students see the end result of alot of hard work - nothing makes my day brighter. Mrs. Roeder received a Bachelor of Science and Masters of Education at East Texas State University. Mrs. Johnson-Title l Reading. Jr. High Spe- cial Reading. A Valentine surprise from her 7th grade Reading students will always be a treasured moment for Mrs. Johnson from the 1980-81 school year, l received a red Carnation from 5 very thoughtful students! WMM 28 Secretary Secretary School Nurse Mrs. Joan Bloyer Mrs. Norma Boisen Mrs. Elva Candor gtg, K Qfi' i ,Qi rr,, 'T . . 2 .. 1 wr- , el all tgjivg' .fly H i Lunchroom Supervisor Custodians Playground Supervisor Mrs. Doris Alyward Jerry Sampers, Larry Bloyer Mr, Bill Harigenbush ,ff , nm in ll is 5 im- 3 Cooks Bus Drivers Marge Gray, Marge Pender, Mary Wright, Lois Kestel Earl Wright, Wayne Sutherland, Don Wright, Dick Broders W aff? 41 97 ww Lv swf 443 1 M121 rm .ff aw wk Q'-K WW fdwsmf Q ff fe of ef 12422 Qiggff new H' 1 X214 f' ,W mg Wd gf? WG f W We 3-128 v9B9 i M., 'Z Wis- NWN an L., me f wwf , Q , f. f ,kc 9 deff., 9 L x amp Wwwwy MQ. D. ...N as xo' 71 j a lu. ,wwf ... uf ZH-wi 'I-f...,.. 1 'W f if V. 1 -AL, QA Q, 1 , M y .- , 'S i 2 1 FELZL . 2. - L. V ' ppfivfiwifzsf g Q fy w f L ' , 'A H, ,,,-- L, , , ' P' 'MW , ' ' v I . 4 -, ., I . i If ' A ,wfzmszv 2 f Q, :f ' Wh W fri ffeziw M11 , H 5 x 'gen 0 'hh' 1 , ,nw ff , M W ,,- , ,.,-,-H?.f5,zf, ,gf:,4-, I-zen: , 1. .. - b , f if , . , '. ., ' 7 My , H W, , 5 1 W . ,- . , Nm . , , k,,,. , 1 , W f f X ,:tgt1,.,, ,,, J jg . Q, N hw. ,,-,..,- 5 I , X Qggf l k- swf f f'-ii - .'W: if f ' - ' A ffm' ' -:ff ' ff' G' 1 ,X H ' ' 1 ,g ip-,aff ' ,- ' 1 frfzwfff gb-Vfiffiw A Q' 1 IT - it V K1 ff' ' - , M Sixth Grade ,e i ,rf 'f5 of First row- Chad Ernst, Darren Tokheim, Scott Naberhaus, Richard Meyer, Ray Blum, Kurt Blum. Second row- Trent McDonough, Brenda Aylward, Karen Wilder, Carla Hansen, Dawn Steen, Teresa Koth, Teacher Mrs. Jenkins, Ryan Buell. Third row- John Franken, Troy Jacobson, Wes Pfrimmer, Dennis Manieufel. Top row- Joanne O'Meara, Lynn Currie, Tracy Timmers, Byron Segebart Fifth Grade First row'Shannon Roeder, Christine Mauser, Stephanie Blum, Jason Siebrecht, Tricia Taylor, Curtis Timmer, Dale Tokheim, Tina Jewell, Jodi Grieme, Teacher Mrs. Friedrichsen. Second row- Lorrie Leask, Tres Diersen, Lee Naberhaus, Marci Wilde, Jon Snyder, Third row- Tim Box and Brian Ehrp Teacher: Mrs. Johnson, Kurt Melissa Naberhaus. U Nathan Hanisbarger, gk 1. Jacobson, Dan Gosch. Second Grade Brian Mclnerney, Randy Currie, Lynn Ploeger, Chris Wandrey, Holly Hantsbarger, Doug Snyder, Teacher: Mrs. Statz, Loree Carlberg, Jamie Siebrecht, Tonia Mauser, Donelle Pyle, Heath Naberhaus, Billie Jo Winkler. First Grade 'ie -Si A' -'55 Front row- Jill Sandhoff, Shannon Brown, Margie Bisenius, Lori Ploeger, Kory Blum, Jason Ronfeldt, John Jewell. Back row- Chad Dietering, Nick Sippel, Reid Schaefer, Ivy Hartshorn, Deann Anderson, Stephanie Ulven, Beth Mauser, Brian Chipperfield, Melissa Ronfeldt, Teacher: Mrs. Leseth. Kindergarten Front rowwlennifer Winkler, Tammy Jacobson, Amy Maymon, Michele McDonough, Lynn Pinnekamp, Shawn Kenny, Travis Sampers Heather Holstein, Valerie Jenkins, Jill Watson, Kristine Franz, Mrs. Crawford. Back row-Trevor Wright, Angela Anderson, Stephanie Pyle Nicki Voss, Jason Wandrey, David Gosch, Gabriel Cork, Absent Matthew Naberhaus. ,,,-f ,Nd mn A A. W, -,, M.- ww--W.. 1. Class of 1993! 2. 550,000 Pyramid?! 3. Ready set . . go! .........r ... f it f'Kiddie Kandids Now what do we do? ' lu M ' ' ra . , ,,. its s RM' 8 gn gif 1 J, of ,K I .2 V J-W Vs?- if ,Q ly? F fr ? -'fn :K I Wg Q f. X? Y xl ja , .T lglfii 1 l - -' , I I '5 f- l l l llij it M5 ' u nl pl W if 2 5,213 ' s ' . A a l WLVV f Ax , ,M ' 'A' L X' 4 12 -L ,M V N ,V . . an 'Vfif-V lk . - I y ..,11g. ' . 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'13 ' .T W , ' ' , -74W G1 31 , .- . - Q gf- Z I , ' ' g'L' Mil wwim- eL H A 4 V. p Eff I ii 1 , f f Q4 2 W-2 55 L i f . L A 9 Q .Q hifi X .A K . TIL! QW : 552 .15412 1-ff . 2 , J5'f Q-ff . ' Q gi? ,frin1'f.'V' '474 QQ, hL ' 4 ' Z K X. l.h'k Mi, we , ,,- W lf .,,44,,,gf.f 1 -A S Q 5 .,4ts1M I K N M I . Q Q. I 1 Raw X ' '5 as L -75 J N- X V' ' l gp . WM V 'W '52 n x M-.. V .. of ' Annual Staff Creates 1981 Rocket Barb and Sharon attended summer yearbook camp, learning new techniques to improve our annual. The entire annual staff attended a workshop at Buena Vista College finding new ways to develop the annual. The selling of annual ads was a project all annual staffers participated in. Raising money was also accomplished by basketball concessions, selling of shirts, magazine sales, and the selling of annuals. Many hours of hard work are put into the making of a fine annual. Thanks to all who helped, and we hope you enjoy our annual! 1. Sharon Cole and Barb Brown-the editors at work. 2. Diane Wendel and Rita Tokheim working on another double page spread. 3. Lori-the staffs' super-typist. et' wr 2 x sw. s .it .2 or . it . A f- W r M tif it 'W 'ff l ialg fa ff E x - X f-WB Q sa faq X. Front row-Barb Brown, Denise Dick, Brian Currie, Paul McDermott, Tim Myrtue, Jeff Naslund, Mike Barlow, Rita Tokheim, Ellie Taylor, Sandi Tokheim, Deb Grieme, Marcia Naberhaus. Second row-Randy Manteufel, Danny Manteufel, Kelly Burhop, Lori Woodke, Tracey Van Buskirk, Diane Wendel, Sharon Cole, Mrs. Geyer. Student Council ' ,Q.:.i.'..:fi ff' . t 4 -Q 'T wal - ' , Nga 5 4 l f Q ,E fy f i we . i s T 5 ryi. S .sr . W sv K The elected Student Council sponsored activities this year making each a success. The Student Council's idea of having each class represented by a girl and a guy for Homecoming was carried over again this year. The Student Council built the float for the Royalty and sponsored the Homecoming dance. With the combining of schools being planned, many questions were aroused These were answered with the help of questionnaires that the Student Council distributed. Many other ideas are being considered, and will hope to be achieved in following years. 1' Front row-Mr. Ober, Pres. Gary Pyle, Brian Currie, Michele Sims, Sharon Graham, Grant Currie, Doug Ayers. Back row-Brian Gray, SecfTreas Kelly Burhop, Vice Pres. Paul McDermott, Chad Hansen. 'XXLNX ' 'Y.'s'A'.N'X'AY.YN'A.'N'NX'k,'X'A.X3N'AX3.N1Y.'Cs11X.XLNC . Rocket Round-Up was the theme of this year s Homecoming. Once again the cheerleaders featured Spirit Week which included Black and Gold Day Clash Day and Cowboy Day adding to the Homecoming celebration activities. The festivities began with the traditional snake dance and pep rally in the evening. We battled Meridan-Cleghorn returning with a big 19 - 0 win highlighting the Homecoming festivities. A dance fol- lowed the game featuring a disc jockey, which provided an entertaining evening for all! 'X 'NlN, XN,'X. 7 t Dan runs for a touchdown. Q 'ij QWW ff sf W Wm M rf 'Z . V Gi 71 7 LL 71 KC 77 i ll 77 LL 71 Y 1 r -s 5 f 1-iw ff f y t Q 3 1 f, ,X ,Q ,ff ti M tiffg tg 'i ? ,Q ,Nw H+,,3XS?g Q f n! H f fx,iff,rfg tgwff Bdvffitg, eggs H449 Fi gp Exif if wtf Tiff? +1 S ,,ffM'T 51, Zlfifvi 5 41 it gr' - 'i f'w ' -' H 1 1 wx s.. i 23 71 pk 356 I Q V? ,JS gina -it Q Q W 4? 4 y .af Negvf-r ifgiwt get 9 1, ia 4 f wwe W? aff? QQ' f 1 1 ff K Ffa ' '+ ' 9f lni,11 W 21 , at 1 'Z ' Q l 5 if fig? if 51 '59 it if y We ,l at ng if A-flaw XX t 1, QQAM if ? if 1-W X3 ' 1 ' S J , aj ff g L. sv 3? M ga 12 if tl 2 5 it Q J Dx f eff r-4? '26 Eli r M Q M13 2 X, HX W :- U .Qin ' -s 1' Q wa .5 E 4' if f l i 'F A if I 5 Q' ww 'Y.N..'NX.'X'.k.. N 5.XX. Y,X.N'.X.X'.k.'Y.X,'N'lX. X .N. Q A V .Cx 9 5 5 X Nix.. 'X'X.'X.'X. 'X'X.'XX.X.'X'X.'X.'X.'Y'X'X.'X.'X'X.'X.X.'X.'X.X.X.'X.'X.'X.'Y'.x ! s y Team runs through traditional rocket. 'lf'-4 if ni' 2 E wg: 3 . ,',- T' f .,...if,. .gm rs i 'Sagas ff-Jef ' 'Ek-ifipil fiff .. F 5 .L we tif. f, i 4 ,f rasr Stampeding horses! r This town ain t big enough for the both of us' Homecoming Royalty I 1 ' .' X. N'A.'Y.X.'X'XY.X.N',X.'X'A.'X'A.'Y'.X.'XRXX'X'.A.'Y.X,XX.XX.'N. YX. X'k. X'A. Y.X :5 9 ca I3 li 'l 2 5 9 E Q55 an 0.2 ...mga-,M-s The Rhmestone Rocket IS vrctorrous' -fm 'iv Let s blow up thus rmky dunk bank' ff 55655 YN.N'XX'A.'YXY.X.X'R.X3Y,X'Y'.X.N'XKXYN.'YXXB.'YX.N3.'XXKX. x. Another one brtes the dust' The Schaller Marching Band performs at halftime I1 1 I What IS that horrlble smell? vip-ff Cheerleaders perform to Dont Stop C Cx'RXXk.'QXXN3.'YX. X'A.'XX'X'1X. X'X? 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 Z 5 5 5 5 Z NX.'N.N.N'L.'N'N.'X.N.'X,'N.X.'Y'.hxK.N.'N'N.'N.N.N.N.'N.'N.'T.x CYAN? YTCCQNZ' CCX'1X. i,X,YX,'g, fX'X1. X3 X3'-X:NT ? 'XXX3 ZX'.X. X A.'iN.'Y.X..'Y'.N.'Y'N'bXX.'Y,X.'NLX.'NS2C ' ' 3 V K A 55,251.3 ,,r ,V,V V5 I rf Af r N,5 ,i.1f,Ffr lg ,, , ,L at wg: 1, 5 N ii I , w M' , , 5 L j Ii, i A I -17 ,, , W xl V W xrr, y eww Z wi' ' ' , My 4 V r .tan-rs-f : wx 1 - J, ' , fl l In . , 6 I 0 r fn X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 X ff Queen Kris Wilder King Tim Myrtue I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Senior Lori Woodke Gary Pyle Senior Denise Dick Paul McDermott I I I I I I I I 1 f GRO ALTY 3 lm JL. Q 'E ' X' Junior Sophomore Freshman Brenda Kenny Sharon Graham Michelle lVlcClintic Brian Gray Dan Wilder Chad Hansen Involvement Keeps Many Busy Newspaper Staff Front row-Barb Brown, Lori Woodke, Todd Fitz- senry. Second row-Marcia Naberhaus, Sharon Cole, Ellie Taylor, Third row-Jonie Waters, Jeff Naslund, Mike Barlow. Fourth row4Stuart Claussen, Ray Brenner. Voice Of Democracy Sharon Cole placed first in local contest, and com peted in the district contest where she received third place. Student teachers this year included Jenny Del zell and Karla Clifford. Library Aides Librarian Mrs, Geyer, Lisa Stratton, Sheri Ober, Sandra Stille, Sue Barlow, Linda McDermott. Rich King Sandi Tokheim Z . 1'- ' i '7 T 'QQ b hotoinot available Paul McDermott Ellie Taylor Science Olympic Wins Area Again Gary Pyle , Paul McDermott Tim Taylor Tracey VanBuskirk Rich KingABridge building Gary Pyle-Windup windmill, mousetrap car Paul McDermott-Bridge building Tim TaVl0f'5l0W bicycle Tracey VanBuskirk-Paper airplane, slow bicycle 'lf' Sandi Tokheim-Mousetrap car Aii Mary Jo Naberhaus-Paper airplane, egg drop Kari Hansen-Egg drop ' .- 684: A Weis .5 A Mary Jo Naberhaus Kari Hansen Speech Contestants Perform Well - f 1 - , sl fe, if ze 155:53 .x gf' ,x 1 fa 0 n ,A !v H ,W A Z 'I '1 P N Ni 3 N r T 7 i b V hoto noth ' l10f0 DOI available ,f available Rich King John O'Meara Tony Martin Sharon Cole Michele Sims Erin Hix Paul McDermott-Interpretive Prose ll Rich King-Public Address ll John O'Meara-Radio News ll Tony Martin-Interpretive Prose Il Sharon Cole-Interpretive Poetry l Ellie Taylor-Extemporaneous Speaking ll Literary Program I iState ll Michele Sims-Interpretive Prose l lState ll Erin Hix-Interpretive Poetry ll THE STORM Jeff Mulkey stands at his cabin window and peers out at the blizzard. Five years ago he was involved in an auto accident on a snow swept highway - an accident that took the lives of a mother and her daughter. Since then, each storm brings back to reality the mishap. That's why Jeff moved, with his wife Mary, to this cabin in the mountains, far away from people. Now, as the blizzard rages, there's a rap on the door. A man enters, says he was hunting and got lost. He tells them the story of a man who had a wife and daughter. They couldn't get along, so she took the child and left. Finally, she started back to him, had an accident in a snow storm and she and the daughter were killed. When the husband got word a couple of years later he swore revenge - said he'd get the man that did it if he had to track him across half the world. It slowly dawns on Jeff and Mary that they're trapped with the crazed husband. .CAST Jeff Mulkey . . , .Rich King Mary . , . Ellie Taylor The Hunter , Tim Taylor The Woman . Ann Crawford The Girl , , . . , . , Kari Hansen One-Act Plays S Lower left: Kari Hansen, Ann Crawford, Ellie Taylor, Rich King, Tim Taylor. Receive Good Review il T i Tl-IURSDAYS - AT HOME Mayabelle believes women should be kinder to agents and so sets aside Thursdays to receive them. She gives her grim housekeeper the day off, and the deluge begins: a fast talking seller of booksg a woman peddling gaudy wax flow- ersg an agent with a broken Sweeper, and pam- phlet on how to sell itg a determined lady dem- onstrating curlersg a woman who sells a power- ful vacuum cleaner with the help of a still more powerful voiceg and a photographer who's de- termined to take a picture of the harried Maya- belle, curlers, book, and all. The agents come but they wonlt go, and the fun gets funnier until the grim housekeeper strides in and settles things. CAST Mayabelle Larkin T T T T T T T Sharon Cole Sarah T T T T T T .Michele Sims Jane Post T T T T T T T T T TBarb Brwon Prudence Pearce T T T T Carol Swanson Mrs. Meltz T T TTTT Tracey Van Buskirk Hilda Dumper T T TMary Jo Naberhaus Henrietta Strate T T T T T T T T .Erin Hix Rhea Bates Marcia Naberhaus Vera Ketchum TTTTTT T T T T T .Deb Grieme Front row- Deb Grieme, Michele Sims, Second row- Barb Brown, Marcia Naberhaus, Third row- Carol Swanson, Sharon Cole, Erin Hix, Tracey VanBuskirkT Absent: Mary Jo Naberhaus. All-School Play THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON COR- NERS There is no scenery. Except for a few chairs, there are no props. Late comers in the audience are invited to come up and sit on the stage, which they do. Their smiles broaden as the students start what appears to be a mock trial. A few months ago, a student fell to his death from the school fire escape - or perhaps he was pushed. The purpose of the mock trial is to fix the responsibility. Now the proceedings no longer seem funny. One revelation forces the next and soon the entire community finds itself involved: the doctor who didn't think the emergency call was serious, a druggist who moved the boy's body aggravating his injury, the politician who thought that appropriations for a safer school building could wait. Several vainly attempt to stop this mock trial, but it continues and tension builds. Then the father of the dead boy reveals that he, too, is responsible. First row: Rich King, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Kari Hansen, Lenny Winkler, Todd Candor, Russ Snyder, Mike Barlow, Second row: Grant Currie, Sharon Cole, Michelle Sims, Stacy Pfrimmer, Linda McDermott, Gary Pyle, Tracey Van Buskirk, Paul McDermott, Third row: Robert Segebart, Marcia Naberhaus, Ann Crawford, Ellie Taylor, Barb Brown, Jeff Naslund. Absent: Brian Gray, Tim Taylor, Sandi Tokheim, Tony Martin, Erin Hix, Spencer Clausen, Dan Wilder, Doug Ayers, Mike O'Meara. Dr. Caldwell Mrs. Caldwell Mr, Prince Mrs. Prince Mr. Rogers Mrs. Rogers Mr. Wright Mrs. Wright Mr. Woodbridge Mrs. Woodbridge Mr. McGinnis Mrs. McGinnis Miss Frank Mr. Kovalesky Bob McGinnis Bert Hendricks Elizabeth Wright Janet Carol Madge Tommy Prince Alice Woodbridge Susan Caldwell Joey Rogers Bill McGinnis Painter CAST Jeff Naslund Sharon Cole . .Brian Gray Linda McDermott . Tim Taylor . .Ann Crawford . Russ Snyder Sandi Tokheim Mike Barlow Marcia Naberhaus , . .Gary Pyle . .Barb Brown Tracey Van Buskirk Paul McDermott . . Rich King .Lenny Winkler , Kari Hansen , Michele Sims Mary Jo Naberhaus Stacy Pfrimmer Tony Martin Ellie Taylor Erin Hix Todd Candor Robert Segebart Grant Currie if mi? 'W Nils: 'KID' :Q l wi, i f Sgr ini ,er -gwmvf ,T 1-, I ! X Y , 4' -ax- 1: il 1 . ..,.,.: ,, I I xx. fix 1 , IAV - - ,f A ri A f 1l' Q E ' i 'I . Awards Night KQ QQ Art Award-Kari Hansen Home Economics'Barb Brown English-Sharon Cole Speech-Ellie Taylor Science-Diane Wendel Social Studies-Ann Crawford Math-Gary Pyle Cheerleading-Kathy Kestel Choral Award-Gary Pyle Vocal Directors Award-Kathy Kestel, Paul McDermott John Phillip Sousa Award-Diane Wendel Instrumental Directors Award-Gary Pyle Industrial Arts-Randy Manteutel Boys' Outstanding Athlete-Kelly Burhop, Paul McDermott Girls' Outstanding Athlete-Tracey Van Buskirk Annual Editors Award-Barb Brown, Sharon Cole Special Annual Awards-Rita Tokheim, Diane Wendel, Lori Woodke State Bar Citizenship Award-Gary Pyle Ag-Land Scholarship-Mike Barlow State of lwoa Scholar-Gary Pyle, Diane Wendel Commercial Award-Kathy Kestel Drama-Paul McDermott, Ann Crawford, Gary Pyle, Ellie Taylor, Tracey Van Buskirk Wayne State Music Camp Scholarship-Diane Wendel, Chad Hansen, Sandra Stille, Cami Taylor McDonald,s All-American Band Nomination-Gary Pyle, Diane Wendel ,.. f T! v' . i 3 Q ' q C k ,Q l Q , JL is a A , sw- - gf' ff 'I ff ri ff rf rf 1 ' ','36'QGQGo9Q9Q5Q5Q5 Q V o . 9 e Q 9 e 0 9 C 0. 9 D Q 9 e Q 9 Q 0 dv 0 40 Q 9 Q Q 9 Q 0 . 9 9 Q dr o 9 Q Q 9 9 6 di 6 ds Q 9 Q 0 dv Q 9 Q Q 9 Q 0- 9 D Q dv 0 . ge Q ge 0 . 9 o o go Q 9? v go o . QQ Q ge Q dv 0 9 Q kv dv o ge Q ge 0 U9 og 9 D KX dv Q 9 e Q 99 Q 9 Q o 9 o 0 9 Q 0 96 0 9 O 0 9 D 0 9 C 0 9 C 0 dv Q 9 P 0 9 3 G . GX Letterclubs Host 2nd , .,,.,.,-' sg, N, X., First rowALisa Stratton, Mami Udaka, Ellie Taylor, Rita Tokheim, Kathy Kestel, Michele Sims. Ann Crawford, Deb Grieme. Second row-Sally King, Rhonda Carlberg, Kris Wilder, Sandy Manteufel, Mary Beth Kestel, Kari Hansen, Kim Snyder, Third row-Sharon Graham, Tammy Sackett, Brenda Kenny, Patty Winkler, Kathy Brenner, Nita Skou. Fourth row-Denise Dick, Jonie Waters, Marcia Naberhaus, Sandi Tokheim. Fifth row- Tracey Van Buskirk, Sharon Cole, Barb Brown. Top row-Diane Wendel, Miss Hardersen. Not pictured-Lori Woodke, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Carol Swanson, Cami Taylor, Michelle McClintic, Anita Alvward. , ...Smal I l First row-Dale Wiese, Spencer Claussen, Dan Fitzsenry, Russ Snyder, Tim Taylor, Mr. Jansen. Third row-Mike O'Meara, Mike Wilde, Rich King, Scott'Ritzer, Gary Pyle. Top row-Dave Dick, Todd Candor, John O Meara, Grant Currie, Paul McDermott. Not pictured4Randy Manteutel, Mike Barlow, Cameron Webb, Stuart Claussen, Jeff Naslund, Kelly Burhop, Todd Fitzsenry, Tim Myrtue, Ron Schmidt. Ui ,Q Op Eli Q9 Q9 Q95 op 9,9 Q9 Qc 0,5 D49 6,0 9,5 0,1 6,5 0,1 9,9 0,9 9,9 6,9 0,5 0,5 Op Q5 Q: 0,9 Op Gp 0.9 0,9 0,5 0,9 0,9 0,9 0.1 Op 0,9 6,9 0,9 C 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ff '1 '1 '1 '1 9 U 9 9 9 9 1, 1, 1, 9 9 I, ' 9 U U '1 '1 .9 Gp 0,9 0,9 0,9 0,9 Qc 946 qc 6,9 Q9 op Q9 111,1,1,1,y1,1,1,1,1,g1 VIVIUUVIVIUVIVIGVIVI '10 0 ob ob do ob ob do do ob ob cb do Gb ob cb 4 Q Q Which one?l' And this line vi- ,- ' -my ',,f-W' ,..--f 4 If only the basket wasn't so high! 0 G ' '1 The Letterclubs hosted a school carnival for the sec- ond year to help raise money for the weight machine. Many hours of hard work and planning were spent to help make this year's carnival a success. Each ele- mentary student was given one free ticket to be used that night. This proved helpful, as many people at- tended. Some of the activities included-the duck pond, dart throw, cake walk, raffle wheel, wet sponge throw, jelly bean throw, fortune telling, free throw contest, and the jail. The night was enjoyed by all who attended. Only Todd knows for sure! This could lead to a promising career! The things l get into! 4 , . C Q C Q Q Q Q Q C Q lx C lx C x Q lx Q Qs C x s Qx 9 x 0 x lx C C C C C C X x Q Q C C 1 Q 4 C C Q C C C C C C Q Q Q C x x C Q C Q s 6 0.5 Ono 049 Ola 0 0 5 0.9 O41 O Oc Qc Cf Q' X' Op 0.9 Q' if 0 s x sf Of 0,9 Q' C 'I h U 'I U 1 ' 'Ab 0 ' I 'I 'I I 'I ' r I I I 'I 'I If t Sail M M Si Ml. 'ali' . ',n, ww X 'Y , .Q W K ,iw x oy 5 ' 5, s. up A . . , , N l I 6 Servers: Sharon Graham, Michele Sims, Nita Skou, Erin Hix, Rousanne Seely. Back row- Tony Martin, Dan Fitzsenry, Langner, Kevin King, Kirk Franzkowiak, John O'Meara, Todd Candor, , fix f K Sf , W , K ,yy K 1 X , - fx X A Milli ,gif -. , ' ' 'is f ' Q lem ' ii Sharon working hard! A delicious dinner was enjoyed by . . A :df K Dan Wilder, Nick if f' M x, X 3 is W' ' '. 'N .iis Y 5- , , .K i i gt Q - 16 . bil' R .. eff- .1 f all! Q A 3 K A -s Z Master of Ceremonies Mr Bisenius Guest Speaker-Mr. Tokheim Welcome Stuart Claussen Response-Spencer Claussen The 1981 Junior-Senior Prom was a big success! Long hours of hard work is credited for the beautifully decorated prom by the Juniors. The servers carried out the theme Sail On by wearing sailor outfits. A delicious dinner was served to all, consisting of roast hog, salad, baked potato, and corn, After dinner, the Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Bisenius, introduced our guest speaker, Mr. Phil Tokheim. His speech inspired us to 'ASail On , and make our lives something special. We were also welcomed by Stuart Claussen, and a response was given by his brother, Spencer. Many thanks to the Juniors from the Seniors for making this year's prom a memorable event! J1: 5l! from 1981 5, 1 , , K X 1 i ' ,Lrf ' ' x if V ,i ,E 8 f F F -'Ga ' 1 -,Q-4: wi 13.4, gy, 'Q 2 7' if X '. uf Q : J 4 T' , 'ii' ,. 'J' . ' -' 4: -' gir.w'Wii' 'ff- 2 Money was raised by picking up corn. Homecoming Royalty, I gyp-ngus-u ' - -:- I- LLZ Y ,, 6 Prom night! No, l don't want to buy anything! 153 'f ' M i . ' x mi iiin iiii n ' as we y F' 'Q i . i'i' 'L n 5 nnyi n, , eyngi if y i n fi inn f A 1- ks ,.i., V- .,, ,- i - '- 5' ,ki '-': L3 e if ifggfi 'S i- 7' w as - ,'-v in yi - -1115. nf-m . W. f A 'N Q .1 - V. -4 , Us A i Q i 'ii Q3 ' ' ' :fs-MZ'-. egg 'I' 4 1- - 5 i- 5' A n i . fi . .i ' i ,e ii ' ' if 'yd :QQ .' Q 'A w A' ,V ' A . 1 W If t in E v - M RQ? f 3 Er' 11' U V i ' S , .. 3 W Q + Ellie 5iQninQ Jeff! Homecoming pep rally. if ' , i ,5ffl if. i i Q n' is 'v is fn 1 ' +4 I Q agp Mis- .ik' f 5 2' ' ' O i .JL l Bands Present Concert Sounds '81 FM -.r 'lf I.: 4 l lL . ' ...X - ,,, , Front row-Jan Currie, Natalie Ehrp, Pat O'Meara, Sandra Stille, Mike Sims, Shana Ernst, Jenny Claussen, Kirk Franzkowiak, Sally King. Second row- Marshall Wilde, Sandi Tokheim, Kim Snyder, Connie Naberhaus, Erin Hix, Sheri Ober, Shannan Schaeffer, Stacy Pfrimmer, Lynn Candor, Third row- Sharon Cole, Nora Hansen, Nancy Snyder, Connie Manteufel, Deb Grieme, Julie King, Sue Barlow, Lisa Stratton, Carol Swanson, Linda McDermott Fourth row-Tracey Van Buskirk, Michele Sims, Cami Taylor, Rita Tokheim, Ellie Taylor, Ann Crawford, Kathy Kestel. Fifth row-Don Turner, Dan Currie Shelly Kestel, Nita Skou, Diane Wendel, Sixth row-Cindy Whitney, Barb Brown, Denise Dick. Absent: Ann Naberhaus, Michelle McClintic. 1 ca 'Q A 12 3 Y , Front row-Ann Crawford, Cami Taylor, Sandi Tokheim, Kim Snyder, Sheri Ober, Linda McDermott, Erin Hix, Connie Naberhaus. Second row-Kathy Kestel, Deb Grieme, Nora Hansen, Carol Swanson, Tracey VanBuskirk, Marshall Wilde, Sharon Cole, Barb Brown, Diane Wendel, Jan Currie, Rita Tokheim, Don Turner, Ellie Taylor, Dan Carlberg. Third row-Sue Barlow, Lisa Stratton, Nancy Snyder, Connie Manteufel, Julie King, Stacy Pfrimmer, Lynn Candor, Gary Pyle, Mike Snyder, Gene Huelman, Dan Currie, Michele Sims, Paul McDermott, Nita Skou, Todd Candor, Shelly Kestel, John O'Meara. Standing-Pat O'Meara, Kirk Franzkowiak, Sandra Stille, Shana Ernst, Natalie Ehrp, Jenny Claussen, Sally King, Mike Sims, Director George Hueschen. Absent: Kurt Witte, Chad Hansen, Michelle McClintic. Jazz Band Gets Down Front row-Dan Carlberg, Barb Brown, Jan Currie, Sharon Cole, Ellie Taylor, Mr. Hueschen, Diane Wendel, Nita Skou, Michele Sims. Second row-Gene Huelman, John O'Meara, Don Turner, Cami Taylor, Mike Sims, Gary Pyle, Paul McDermott. Standing-Marshall Wilde, Dan Currie, Rita Tokheim, Todd Candor. Swing Choir Wins Trophy Front row-Sandi Tokheim, Todd Candor, Tim Myrtue, Nita Skou. Second row-Deb Grieme, Rich King, Marcia Naberhaus, Tim Taylor, Barb Brown. Third row-Ann Crawford, Paul McDermott, Kevin Stevenson, Ellie Taylor, John O'Meara, Gary Pyle, Kathy Kestel. On Tuesday, February 6, the SHS Swing Choir, Instrumentalists, and Mrs. Stille travelled to Pochanatas High School for the annual swing choir competition. - Schaller was one of the nine schools in Class C. After weeks of rehearsal we felt ready to do our best. We performed three numbers: Let Me Share My Music With You, Both Sides Now , and Theme from 'New York, New York ' fsoloist: Gary Pylei. We watched several more groups perform until finally the time came to announce Class C winners. Third place - second place - we didn't hear our name! Then first place, Schaller! It was a great feeling collecting the first place trophy - the culmination of many early morning hours of preparation. 55 Glees Sing In Perfect Harmony Front row-Kim Snyder, Kari Hansen, Sue Barlow, Cami Taylor, Julie King, Mami Udaka. Second row- Nita Skou, Diane Wendel, Sharon Cole, Sally King, Sheri Ober, Alisa Langner, Ann Crawford, Kris Wilder. Third row- Bonnie Jewell, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Linda McDermott, Jan Currie, Lisa Stratton, Rhonda Carlberg, Stacy Pfrimmer, Kathy Kestel. Fourth row-Carol Swanson, Rita Tokheim, Michele Sims, Erin Hix, Anita Alyward, Deb Grieme, Sandi Tokheim, Ellie Taylor, Sandra Stille, Barb Brown, Marcia Naberhaus. Absent: Ann Naberhaus. Front row-Ryan Hansen, Marshall Wilde, Gene Huelman, Todd Candor, Dan Currie. Second row-Dan Carlberg, John O'Meara, Rich King, Tim Myrtue, Third row-Mike Snyder, Mike O'Meara, Shane Tokheim, Todd Ernst, Gary Pyle, Kevin Stevenson, Lenny Winkler. Fourth row-Paul McDermott, Grant Currie, Doug Ayers, Jon Voss, Tim Taylor. Absent: Robert Segebart. Choir Performs Once again the vocal music depart- ment demonstrated their fine musical abilities, and always gave their audiv ences a treat. It was a busy year, each music group working to ready themselves for each concert and later contest, But l the hard work paid off, providing for a delightful Girls Glee Tea, Christmas Concert, Pop's Concert, and other i annual performances. Small groups began to come togeth- er, and rehearsals meant early morn- ing risings, and constant practicing. And at small group contest, many good ratings were given. e , , - , g Next we prepared for large group A i4 1 contest, which required much hard work and determination. At contest we also received good ratings, round- Carlbergr F,-Ont.Kari Hansen, ing oft a successful year of music. nccompanists: Back row-Sharon Cole, Michele Sims, Deb Grieme, Sheri Ober, Cami Taylor, Rhonda Front row-Kim Snyder, Kari Hansen, Sue Barlow, Ryan Hansen, Marshall Wilde, Gene Huelman, Dan Currie, Todd Candor, Sandi Tokheim, Anita Alyward, Mami Udaka, Julie King, Alisa Langner, Sheri Ober. Second row-Nita Skou, Diane Wendel, Bonnie Jewell, Sharon Cole, Sally King, Dan Carlberg, John O'Meara, Rich King, Tim Myrtue, Ellie Taylor, Jan Currie, Lisa Stratton, Ann Crawford, Kris Wilder. Third row-Mary Jo Naberhaus, Linda McDermott, Cami Taylor, Deb Grieme, Mike Snyder, Mike O'Meara, Shane Tokheim, Todd Ernst, Gary Pyle, Kevin Stevenson, Lenny Winkler, Rhonda Carlberg, Stacey Pfrimmer, Kathy Kestel, Marcia Naberhaus. Fourth row-Carol Swanson, Rita Tokheim, Michele Sims, Erin Hix, Paul McDermott, Grant Currie, Doug Ayers, Jon Voss, Tim Taylor, Sandra Stille, Barb Brown, N.f If I 3 , I l g I e we s fffaqi l - ...N f.?5'l't N ag' L -J 2 rf ff AE ,xx 54 1 l Q M f Q yi r l X 3 1 Elia if Cx all ,z ' x W 1 ' J 1 ., ri 59' sag Y ' Q- ,. J. we J, ,:.,s,,- , , 1 Tracey, didn't your mother teach you any manners?l 2+ -a S and she slops the hogs ' 'Q H ., 1 ,,1 2 1273111 I Draw, Partner! Swing Choir performs t'Urban Cowboy medley What's in your jug, Grant? gm Jazz band gets down. Think you two need to lose weight! 'Send in the Clown 3 .Q E 365335 U . 35- I' ' gy L L 11- .. -,K rp , A g 'S T - W? I I .. i I i In ll i -. U V5 . 5 .Si K , f iii T , Q J :L f 1 N Qi ' E ll' , N , f' ls. .s -is 0 if V i , F Y ,f Three fruits, I mean flutes! We will read no answers before it's A time. Trucknack, the Great One! Quartet sings Longer Than f 'F I-si .. . wg... as Where are the clowns? , X . . x. Q. ' if ia, . N, sf Jazz Band performs The Stripper with 5 1 The Swing Choir relaxes. It's Friday, Novermber 7. The gym is filled with people and there is excitement in the air. As the lights dim, we hear On top of old Smoky . The Swing Choir opens the 1980 Big Show singing 'let Me Share My Music With You . Songs, skits, and a slide show all center around the theme Americana , Months of preparation led up to this night- 7:00 a.m. rehearsals, after-school painting and set-building, last-minute trips for sound equipment, writing arrange- ments, coordinating the stage crew, sound crew, and light crew. The show was divided into four parts-collage, Love Ameri- can Style, Country Western, and an American Salute. High- lights were a visit form Johnny Carson's Carnak the Magni- ficent C Trucknak l, circus clowns C Send in the Clowns l, the Gambler , the Jazz Band performing at intermission, the Hee-Haw skit, the little people, the song t'Stilll', Ever- ybody Hears a Different Drummer performed by the Swing Choir with strobe lights, and the slide show on Amer- ica, American Trilogy , accompanied by Swing Choir. It was a great evening of entertainment and a great success. I N . I 1 NWI Chorus And Band First row: Gene Huelman, Ellie Taylor, Ann Crawford, Kathy Kestel', Diane Wendel', Paul McDermott. Second row: Todd Candor, Gary Pylef All were in chorus and ' were also band members, Small Groups Contest J' T rlll 'X'-Q.. : 1 . . , . X. Q5 ' lf, Q - F 'sails ,. . it fl? f ' urns 5 is la 4 q J I :IQ gg . 5, jr, Qi H N fan 213' .xx A1 525 252,53 - ff 'W 14 , '37-::+.m::1: M .iafifx ,,,. f ah? 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Absent: John O'Meara, Marshall Wilde, Tim Taylor, Kurt Witte, Rita Tokheim, Deb Grieme, Cami Taylor, Linda McDermott, Bonnie Jewell, Rhonda Carlberg, Sandi Tokheim, Mami Udaka, Jan Currie, Ann Naberhaus, Stacy Pfrimmer, Sandra Stille, Mary Beth Dick. w r Q69 QM 'war Wiki Nw X We Q N? QM X w 1 4 Hi N fs x NPR mv X ' ig 24 64. 'X X xg WX 5.4 'lb' XM 5x xsgniirx N EC wtf A QS? x .mx Q Z i W 'NX K 235 gy QM Aw? 1 gk Ng:-t 4 Mis! vm 5 , H, vb x mfbr 1, X M P Ggf W Af fi? iqu.'Q2+.zsw2 Q? 5 5? N may ' 213' M W WR? EYE me ,Q N ,fx may -Abs fwgfggaiag rr' fww E51 M lr , 12. W r Q 5 'F Q YL gli iwfiii QWQQ' X N . W1 WAR Q MM ,X ifw ww A Q2 ifwaw 'iw V vs, ---- Rockettes Make It To Districts Under a new coach, Lori Gries, the girls softball team ended with an 11-8 record. The highlight of the year was defeating Storm Lake 15-5 after losing earlier in the season by a score of 9-10. The Rockettes again beat them in the Sectional tournament 7-2 to earn their way to the Sectional finals. They played a tough St. Mary's team and lost 0-2 but advanced to Districts in spite of the loss. Here they were defeated by the state qualifying team of Albert City-Trues- dale in the 1st round. ln losing only one senior, Deb Wen- del, there are hopes for a better season next year. Four girls were selected to the All-conference team these beingg Deb Wendel, Tracey VanBuskirk, Diane Wendel, and Nita Skou. Deb and Nita also gained all-area honors. With a strong nucleus the girls should be very competitive in the years to come. ri .klyl V E .. ,:r. l .N ' K 4 7 . I . :., I 51 3 V A , ijy. im- f K ill . -- ..... kg yr l3. v X I A ' 1 5 y .-.. S S in - . ig r ,ff f ,-.-e,a--ft, 4 , 1. g ,ggg 1 .- T1 Crestland Storm -Lake gg 1' 1. . WE THEY 9 8 13 4 9 1 10 .1pl1Q,t.,7 Lytton WONrBYQIEfOREEIT. Willow if f Q if - 2 Wall Lake f ' 10 Pomefov it lii 1' riif 6 Newell-Providence 5 1 Crestland Battle Creek Lohrville Lake View-Auburn Eastwood AC-T Storm Lake Sectiohgals 1 Crestland-2-inet! 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V 6 xy V Vx 2 ,hw f' sm xp ' hu K - - 1 -4 -rfibfi f 49 'u'. 1 5 sl , ,l.-- A ijoctfgiti. - F . 1 A lfopiffff kr n-.. - , A 11 Lk 4 , xi - ii f , If 2' f A S I 1 H I L ' , 1 1 J - l . A . Front Row: Missy Martin, Linda McDermott, Sandra Stille, Mary Beth Dick, Stacy Pfrimmer. Second Rowi Kathy Brenner, Nita Skou, Deb Wendel, Tammy Sackett. Back Row: Sharon Graham, Sandi Tokheim, Sandy Manteufel, Tracey Van Buskirk, Deb Grieme, Diane Wendel, Coach Gries. ff OPPONENT Crestlandfif Storm,Lake Willow IB teaml Lytton Wall Lake Pomeroy Newell?Providence Lake, ViewfAuburn Galvai r Crestland Battle Creek Lohrville Eastwood AC-T Sectionals Sac City Crestland '1'5'5i1? W6i?i5i52222g62:',!2i,.f,5, Rockets Win Conference Title THEY . 1 5 .--' Q W,kA tip ..,, . - . ,:,f1 5-wi .. . . l,.. ,....,.. . . 17 ,,to t,,.e . . , 1 .fi ,,,V O 14 .C . L.Ya , . 'Q l l'l 7 .. . . ..,,. ,.c,.,., ..,., ,VW , ag ,Q ,,...,: -- g ,,:. -1. ,- tt15jgQg2iiz.Q51Q gi,gifwe2iis25gZis fr . f. ,i . -if..-1-Q 14 kikk, 3 ,t. ,,,:. , fm i ..,, . V ' i.2f QSi '5IQ'?511ffI5'if:fzT 5. Ma'mm9 ltlee ,T. 4 ' a-'-- -2 . t g t xi W The 1980 Schaller Rocket baseball team was a very successful one as they ended the season with a 13-5 record. That record was good enough for a Bo-Coon Conference championship and a perfect 8-0 conference season. That record also boasts a state sectional win. Schaller also placed several players on the All-conference team: Dale Wiese, Mike O'Meara, Randy Man- teufel - lst team, Mitch Wilde, Doug Ayers - 2nd team, Kelly Burhop - honorable mention. With many young Rockets gain- ing experience and in losing only two seniors, the boys will set out next year to defend their conference title. .. W - ,Z 1 4 I ,gl ' , 1 ff, ,, A' ', 1 3' - i ,,3S A f Nw. ., W . , rg: V Maw vw. it I , E - W. -'M 'M ,. ivrvvlg 3' J.. I 4, if W . W wa, V, - 5 e 1 , .Q , li . , 4-W ' a f 5 i ,L , Arg, .Lia fu - f ' Front Row: Russ Snyder, Rich King, Mike O'Meara, Doug Ayers, Brian Gray, Mike Fitzsenry. Back Row: Steve Saville, Mitch Wilde. Kelly Burhop, Dan Manteufel, Dale Wiese, Randy Manteufel, Coach Jansen. All the Wag When the volleyball program was started at Schaller nobody ever imagined that in only four short years we would produce a state qualifying team-but we did. Practices started a week before school and at this time a goal was set. This goal was to reach the state tournae ment after falling one match short for the last two years. Hard work paid off and the girls lost only two matches during the regular season. These losses were both to Newell which cost us the conference title. The Rockettes were also entered in the Lytton Tournament which they won. Taking one match at a time, the girls became Sectional champs and had earned their way into Dis' tricts. With a lot of teamwork and crowd support the girls defeated Storm Lake in 3 games to become District champs and gained a berth in the State Tournament. The Ricikettes had a tough time at State being matched against the number one team in the state. Even though they didn't win any games, the experience is one they will never forget. We will be losing 3 seniors, Tracey Van Buskirk, Jonie Waters, and Diane Wendel, but have many underclassmen with experience. Post season all- conference honors went to Tracey VanBuskirk, Jonie Waters, Diane Wendel, Kathy Brenner, Brenda Kenny, and Sandy Manteufel. Tracey, Jonie, and Sandy also gained state honors. OPPONENT! 'sg atiti i 1 Lytton 3, i,.f2 if Newell .S Storm Lake Wall Lake Lytton Tourney Odebolt Pomeroy Fonda Galva-Holstein Crestland Sac City Newell Pomeroy Odebolt-Arthur Lake View-Auburn Sectionals Maple Valley Crestland Ida Grove Districts Sac City Lytton S Storm Lake, I r'. State s Dubuque, Senior Knoxville Fort Dodge THEY 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 ,O 1 '13 0 0 O 0 1 O 0 2 2 2 Front Row: Nita Skou, Diane Wendel, Deb Grieme, Kathy Brenner, Bonnie Jewell fMgr.l. Back Row: Marcia Naberhaus fMgr.l, Sandy Manteufel Tracey VanBuskirk. Jonie Waters, Sandi Tokheim,Brenda Kenny, Carol Swanson fMgr.l. Coach Hardersen. Not shown: Tammy Sackett, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Patty Winkler. EQ Staten VPN' aye, Y 1 Wg, i Ar.k . K k 0 ' -Q sf l W gi , X 2 if il ma' A Y . I Ms , X 5 xl 3 X 2 ,avi X 6 My jrq: f if if 4 J . ,xl . 1 I N A Fw f f .tj Vu A iw 1 , 9 . XX ' 7 'K 791 Nazi A The Thrill cj Wctoryf Jr. Varsity . . Looking Good The Jr. Varsity volleyball is looking good for the future by finishing the season with a 9-2 record. The J .V. are carrying on the tradition of Schaller volleyball with wins in all conference matches except one. These girls show promise for the future and will be the nucleus of the varsity in years to come. The J.V. gave much needed support to the varsity and rode the bus to cheer them on at State. OPPONENT Lytton Newell Storm Lake Wall Lake Galva-Holstein Crestland Sac City Newell Pomeroy Odebolt-Arthur LV-A wig-rr-nav f 522421 - ,::i. 5 1-2 3-O 2-1 .t . 4-O 3-0 Front row-Stacey Pfrimmer, Kari Hansen, Missy Martin, Sharon Graham, Bonnie Jewell lMgr.l Middle-Ann Naberhaus, Anita Alyward, Sandra Stille, Mary Beth Dick, Sue Barlow, Tammy Sackett Back-Coach Hardersen, Linda McDermott, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Jan Currie, Sheri Ober, Carol Swanson lMgr.l, Marcia Naberhaus lMgr.l g asv-1 ibm- ,r . , ' ,W ,.., is -kgs, ., fs iss-:ff QNX? Cheerleaders Create School Spirit at err i ee ll 'rr il if errr T Fei' .'ZZiEi. f s , E2 1511 3 . ,gli . Simi? nl This year the cheerleaders were kept busy planning several pep rallies and cheering at many games. The highlight this fall for the football cheerleaders was participating in the KAYL Cheerleading Contest. They received a S50 first place award for the most original cheer and most spirit. The basketball cheerleaders had an exciting season cheering both girls and boys teams past sectionals. Front-Ann Crawford, Rita Tokheim. Second row-Kathy Kestel, Cami Taylor, Ellie Taylor. Third row-Kris Wilder. Fourth row-Michele Sims. Top-Michelle McClintic Football Cheerleaders doing a routine at the Homecoming Pep Rally. ,, E, ., Q, ' J Rhonda Carlberg, Lisa Stratton, Kris Wilder, Ellie Taylor, Sally King, Mami Udaka. The 198 The Schaller Rockets posted a 6-3 record in the Bo- Coon Conference football race during the 1980 football season. They ended up second in the conference with Wall Lake, Newell, and Crestland all tying for first. This year was a special year for head coach Jim Taylor. He has been coaching for twenty-five years, eight of those while in Schaller. During his coaching career he has accummulated 150 wins. lt came about after the its. victory over Battle Creek this season. To celebrate this achievement there was a pep rally held in his honor. He received plaques, a trophy, autographed football from the football team, and to top it off two lovely decorated cakes made in the shape of a football field and football. Wefre sure Mr. Taylor will always remember this day and we hope he will be a sharer of another 150 wins. Post-Season Honors: 1st Team All-Conference: Kelly Burhop, offensive end, Dale Wiese, quarter back, Paul McDermott, defensive end, Tim Taylor, defensive line- backer, 2nd Team All-Conference: Doug Ayers, back, Paul McDermott, offensive, Dan Manteufel, defensive linemang Todd Fitzenry, defensive halfback. Athletic Trainers-Gary Pyle, Sandi Tokheim, Rita Tokheim, Ellie Taylor. i V, ii. -4 '1hr'+w N- W ' sl Front row-Andy Manteufel, Gary Snyder, Shane Tokheim, Jon Voss, Chad Hansen, John O'Meara, Dan Fitzsenry, Mike Snyder, Gene Huelman, Todd Candor, Chuck Haselhoff. Second row-Darren Tokheim lmanagerl, Scott Ritzer, Todd Fitzsenry, Mike Barlow, Spencer Claussen, Rich King, David Dick, Dennis Jewell, Mike Fitzsenry, Doug Ayers, Kurt Witte, Third row-Coach Bisenius, Ron Schmidt, Tim Taylor, Grant Currie. Kelly Burhop, Dan Manteufel, Dale Wiese, Paul McDermott, Roger Graham, Mike O'Meara, Coach Taylor. Absent-Tim Myrtue Rocket Football Season l WE Wall Lake Pomeroy Newell-Providence Battle Creek Meriden Cleghorn Lake View-Auburn Lohrville Crestland Lytton THEY 19 12 17 O O 8 6 26 18 Jeff Naslund 145 Paul McDermott UNL Tim Taylor 185 8z UNL Gary Meyer 167 8a 155 Grant Currie 167 , Dan Currie 98 Record 7-7-0 3-3-0 22-3-0 5-11-0 2-4-0 2-13-0 Wrestlers Have Tough Yea Mvw Pts Record MVW 100 Ryan Hansen l 91 0-10-0 105 61 Dan Carlberg Q 91 0-9-0 112 276 Gary Snyder Q 91 5-9-0 132-138 84 Kevin Stevenson Q 91 1-4-0 138 81 132 45 Andy Mantuefel l 91 0-2-0 119 72 TEAM RECORD-2 wins and 6 losses Pts 45 27 87 35 6 SENIORS Paul McDermott 8: Jeff Nasluncl l But Look To The Future Tim Taylor was the seasons Most Valuable Wrestler. Tim erased the record book in four spots. He bettered John Breuklander's 29 takedowns with 35, he bettered Chuck Foell's 25 near falls by one for 26, he bettered a three way tie of 11 falls with 18 and he gained Brad Tuels 21-4 season record with a 22-3 record. Tim won the Unlimited Title at sectionals and went on to place 3rd at districts. He missed going to state by one place but he will have another try in his senior year and we wish him good luck for another winning season. Front row-Dan Currie, Marshall Wilde, Dan Carlberg, Gary Snyder, Ryan Hansen. Second row-Kevin King, Jeff Naslund, Tim Taylor, Kevin Stevenson. Third row-Coach Hantsbarger, Paul McDermott, Grant Currie, Gary Meyer, Coach Christiansen. Rockettes Bounce Back To Schaller's 1980-81 Rockettes finished their bas- ketball season with 11 wins and 10 losses. The memories of this team will long be remembered. 55-5354 T55 . 1 fss t 'fu r 1H 4+-2 -1 t ' T -. . . . 1 For nearly five weeks of mid season the girls fir! s N ,gf . . . as rfli Played without a single victory. They entered sec- ' f f ft lltr' if J at 1 H ft fm - ' tionals with 9 losses on their record. The Rock- ettes then upset four teams before losing to state qualifier Remsen-Union by one point in overtime of semi-finals. In the end, the Rockettes were sectionals champi- ons and one of the top sixteen 1-A teams in the state! Next year's Rockettes will be without senior guards Ann Crawford and Rita Tokheim, and for- ward Tracey VanBuskirk. Their presence will be missedg however they left Schaller pride for future teams to carry on. we acer, Set it up! Q' ' 'T ' s , ' if-g15a'?'l:f 1 ,gg 5' Q K ,', ,..,W ,, ', f. ,., , s :div r , ,A ,M,,.,..V.., Yam M t N 2 W' tfft it - ssr i t- .,', 'ig-, t , at FW if 4 Q? Mi 1 is 6 ly SP' at ,, , 'ft J '1 tiff: 4' f V Q ls- am, , W - W f Tracey VanBuskirk was selected 3rd Team All-Conference s,-- - TTVVE7 f Seniors: Tracey VanBuskirk, Ann Crawford, Rita Tokheim Front row: Deb Grieme, Sandi Tokheim, Sandy Manteufel, Tracey VanBuskirk, Ann Crawford, Rita Tokheim, Erin Hix, Michele Sims, Juanita Skou, Mary Beth Kestel, Sharon Graham, Kathy Brenner, Back row: Julie King, Coach Myrtue, Linda McDermott, Absent: Mary Jo Naberhaus, Mary Beth Dick End With A Winning Season is I Opponent Galva-Holstein Alta Meriden Cleghorn Wall Lake Crestland 2 Pomeroy Qdebolt-Arthur Newell-Providence c.-,SX Lake St. Mary's View-Auburn Let's go get 'em. Creek 5iEf'tli5fBi9fC00!l Tourn- D--- Lyttoriig Lohifville f Crestland Lytton Eastwood Sectionals Storm Lake St. Eastwood Willow Regionals Dow City Remsen Union Mary's S,i W. Pregame advice. Good rebound Ann. Us-Them 51 59 54 47 70 60 69 72 68 51 6 50 70 39 iiiiiii is 0 , 64 43 ff' 63 6,82 76 es 49'f 60 6 52-T 50 42 62 50 lO.T.J 63 64 .F 1: a s f... t,.1,,a.mf:1 . tw- . P . A Need some help Deb? i,:. iii, eiiii 6 if! -..-: - ' A K 'Y' 'fii , Qaiisr '32 ng sg fi . Q W' r iff k 6 Gif 1 3'1 fi t If .:i.. Semi-regional finals against Remsen Union. Great shot Sandi! I 1, val . , . So lets get things together and have some fun . A N. . T .. R 'N W, i Q Wt. :lit T: 5 L 1 '-' B W2 . 2 ' T. '71 'l W Q JL f - ,Q 'ff - of fi f if ' 5 T .Y , i Q if . ,f ' nf X I ..- 5 This year the junior varsity ended with the record of 2-5. Even Though they came up on the short end most ofthe time, they gave their opponent a rough fought game. They feel they have gained needed experience and hope to have a winning season next year. ii: 2? Wi' Wall Lake Pomeroy Galva-Holstein Newell-Prov. Crestland Lake View-Auburn Odebolt-Authur Junior Varsit Us MTTHEM 38. ygL41 ..y. 37 41 40 tiii ,..,. fiiaafifa 30... . ,,.. . ,,,,. ,.,, ..,. . , ,53 ., 43 39, 0 Front row, Sue Barlow, Stacy Ptrimmer, Mary Beth Dick, Cami Taylor, Middle row: Julie King, Sharon Graham, Ann Naberhaus, Mary Jo Naberhaus, Sandy Stille, Back row: Coach Myrtue, Michele Sims, Erin Hix, Jan Currie, Sheri Ober, Linda McDermott, Bains Experience Opponent Crestland i Pomeroy ' Newell-Providence l . Crestland if Lake View-Auburn Wall Lake if! Holstein Them 51 43 30 21 37 39 58 I? rt K The young Rockets ended the season with a 2-5 win-loss record, They played some tough games and ended up on the short end a few times. These young men showed the desire to play and are gaining experience for a better season in years to come. l r l l i- l , , ..,, X I - it - Back row: Todd Candor, Gene Huelman, John OMeara, Todd Ernst, Dan Wilder, Dave Dick, Shane Tokheim, Doug Ayers, Front row: Lenny Winkler, Coach Jansen. l The 1980-81 Schaller Rockets had a very good season with the record of 20-4. They set three preseason goals, first to win conference, second to win the Conference Tournament, and then to go to State. The Rockets lost their first conference game of the season to Wall Lake, so they finished second in the conference. At the Conference Tournament they revenged the earlier loss to Wall Lake and beat them in semifinals. The next night they lost to Pomeroy in the championship game. Sectional play came around and the Rockets blew out a Battle Creek team then met up with Galva- Holstein. The Rockets trailed the whole game but came out on top in the end. Schaller then went on to win Sectionals by defeating Crestland of Early. In District play again the Rockets trailed the whole game by about eight points, but they didn't quit and with a few minutes left, Danny Manteufel put the Rockets ahead for good. In the District finals Schaller took Woodbury Central to advance them to substate. The Rockets led the whole game till the fourth quarter and again ended up on the short end. The boys did fall short in all three of their goals but had one of the most successful seasons on record at Schaller High. f fs, 1 A Rockets End Season Post season awards went Dale Wiese who was named lst Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Area, and honorable mention Northwest Iowa. Randy Manteufel was named 3rd Team All-Conference, 2nd Team All Area, Kelly Burhop was named 3rd Team All-Conference. Danny Manteufel was named honorable mention All-Area. f of is fs ' fwfr-gffswyf .H Q T' - ' - - gf, 'T ,fr W ki, 11 t.. 1 Q A fir 73, 4 5 , - S - E ? EM . . Mi . 454 Y R Q 4 , -r.-.M ,- :ff-,W -f . N- - , - ., ., M, ,,,,,,,.,, my . .. t .. . . -.Lg , A ,M ...c ,V , . ...... mr, . ' .. .,.:x:g5s - i MN. A W -W wg ..1.- : r'ss e rssss s Lil? , H T as , ....... . T All-Conference choices Kelly Burhop, Dale Weise, and Randy Manteufel. Front row: Dan Fitzsenry, Doug Ayers, Russ Snyder, Todd Candor, Middle row: John O'Meara, Dan Wilder, Randy Manteufel, Mike O'Meara, Mike Fitzsenry, Back row: Coach Jansen, Rich King, Kelly Burhop, Danny Manteufel, Dale Wiese, Lenny Winkler ln Substate Game l Opponent Alta Meriden-Cleghorn Wall Lake Crestland Pomeroy Odebolt-Arthur Newell-Providence Storm Lake St. Mary's Lake View-Auburn Battle Creek Bo-Coon Tourn. Lytton Wall Lake Pomeroy i L V F Wu 5 . wifi Randy looks for the open shot. 'Na rr, S 2,7 , 7 , , , T ..yrx -K f .N ,klq . V. 4, 4 . r x wa, X k , , ,L 1 ,, ., A. :Q f lawn 'rf-Lf, A 'fi ' r ,--1.1:-.gr ,Q W B Ha fi , . w, 5 fir- rfi, 9 I QD! K , ,E , Q. as 14 . rr'o f 1 My wg it Eg, gg , ,. 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Seniors: Kelly Burhop, Danny Manteufel, Randy Manteufel Mike fights for the rebound. , ef A -v--f in .Q . .. ,fqm,,, LMS, ' - IM- na .., Y 1 f N ,,, ,Ye as A I .K '1 ' N 7 'T' c 2- P1-QQ , f. 7 g To 3 , Q wiv G, 'if' sm s is Pt Q Q '9 K ' T, we 5 -s Rockettes Have Impressive Year Being few in numbers didn't stop the girls track team as they broke numerous school records. These include the 400 meter relay with a time of 54.16 and the sprint medley with a time of 1.57.0. Both of these records are held by the PM Yr combination of Deb Grieme, Rita Tokheim, Sandi Tokheim, and Tracey VanBuskirk. School records were also set in the field events where Diane Wendel broke her old discus re- cord she set last year with a throw of 117'1O . Mary Jo Naberhaus also set a record in the shot put with a throw of 39'3 . Both Diane and Mary Jo competed at the state track meet in Des Moines where Mary Jo placed 4th. fri'-1? 'aH vf... 1' fr 6'-Q25 -1 -ter-fir I ,f2:T '+. 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N Seniors: Tracey VanBuskirk, Rita Tokheim, and Diane Wendel. .2 asf' st Front row Kari Hansen Ann Naberhaus Deb Grieme Second row Nita Skou Mary Jo Naberhaus Sandi Tokheim Diane Wendel Third row Manager Jan Currie Rita Tokheim Coach Myrtue Tracey Van Buskirk Manager Shen Ober Rockets Build For The Future The boys track team had tripled in numbers this year going from 8 of last year's Fabulous Few to 24 members. The boys lacked exper- ience but were competitive in some races. However, in losing only two performers, the team could have an interesting season next year. Doug Ayers was the only representative of the team at the state meet this year. He won the discus at districts with a throw of 130'9 which qualified him for state where he failed to place. ln being only a junior, Doug will have another shot at state next year. W '4f2' 'f bfi-wHs:isp.,f4 fer' 2 1 f . A 2 - i' . ...,M g..3,M I , .Q5?.,gQaW.2.!c1f . g .g H .ci vrf r :ai Q.. - .vi -,,- 41'-t - as , k ' , 4' ' 'rf 5, 4' W ww , 'e Qi ,, ' gil' 3145-7 if- s 4 'T . iv-fi! i .ifE.+'l1+-.mfww-.f'f i fff itf V ' K . . Qu, K A, W M 3 I if ,,,...,,.M ,xr Nxt . Q ... is wi ,. in Q W- --,Wfsr ,. - .,.gxafasf'!-:lm V ., . ' 5' ' 'r I , 4. ' Dr ,..,, 5 Li- Y f ii f ,l W , .... ..,, . . ,5:,,'.,yi,7g'.Qv 4 Y Y ' ' n Doug s winning form in the discus. Seniors: Dan Manteufel, Paul McDermott 6, '-'-if' ' . 1, fl fl L' am: x A tg wg ,A , ,iffvrfflw etc' , .. -,.' pw: at as . I , ' Vggkgx , ....,, ' - 4 ' .Q ffzwsia li M , ji i :Vg,,L- I nfyxiiir ? - ,, i Ch LL 4 fa 1 v r 1' SUV if Queeg rr ACMLL E' fl , J' 3 34 ,gf , . ' fi Mm i iii , ,rw SCM Front row: Mike Fitzsenry, Todd Candor, Brian Gray, Dan Fitzsenry, Martin Mondaca. Second Row: Doug Ayers, Gene Huelman, Rich King, Mike O'Meara, David Dick, John O'Meara, Spencer Claussen, Scott Ritzer. Back Row: Tim Taylor, Gary Meyer, Dan Manteufel, Paul McDermott, Dale Wiese, Grant Currie, Ron Schmidt, Roger Graham, Coach Bisenius. SQ it r r wgy 53, .,r.-f-tfwgbazifiww ,.11-1,3 . 5 ' ' ' H 1 ze:-2 ze-Q5 srzi--iw-wsfsiw V ' ' s ' ti? f'fWEQ?wg.,,k if?- , A 'L - , f - A 0 si ,., Q1 - W tr W f my i K . , .. QM O 0 Brian finally behind bars?l I Af Q.. ,M -t tow: ,e 3-'fir Cheerleaders add school spirit. 5,1 W-'A X'1: i A 152' 'fffftigr 'i : ki . 1. wif' X ' 57:5-W, t , V fr -,ff as iiiii ' Qjfffy, ' k ff- fem ., ,J-ft , AI Baxter speaks at the athletic Banquet. 5' A ar. Q V ,jf r ,f , , fp CS- E r 'N 'Fl' A , , ,M - wa 'LMay the force be with you! Her cleats were at least this long! K. ia ff V 7' Ei-vkf 'rf sq, iff sv' - .--f tv 2.1, sg- - .,,- sm , Q, 'QL in Qi.: W 1 , 7 rt ' Piwx Dan shows his form while shooting a free throw. Mr. Taylor received various awards for his 150th win. 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