Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1960 volume:

THE ' 60 REDMEN WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL WOONSOCKET t SOUTH DAKOTA PRESENTED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Standing: Sharon Yegge (Editor), Mr. Bartholov (Advisor), and Kay Brewster (Assistant Editor). Front Row: Diane Slaybaugh, Karen Lindley, Jennell Hegg, Carolyn Carver, Doug Hagen, and Carolyn Paulson. . , Back Row: Delores Jackson, Gayle Ballord, Kaye Budde, Douglas Christopherson, Eliot Funk, and John Hendrick. ANNUAL STAFF Sharon Yegge.................Editor Kay Brewster. . .Assistant Editor Carolyn Carver. .Business Manager Carolyn Paulson. . . . Activities Doug Christopherson. . .Athletics CONTENTS Adninistration Seniors Classes Activities Athletics 7 NOIIVUISINIWQ BOARD OF EDUCATION These men conatituted our School Board of Education: Marion Heald, August Klaaa, Preaident Bob Schlicht, Elmer Steichen, Chria Neilaon-clerk, Celaton Slaybaugh. Not Pictured: Wayne Brewster PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT MRS. EDYTHE BASHAM B.A. Dakota Wesleyan Graduate work N.S.T.C. Graduate work University of Wyoming Shorthand General Business Typing II MR. RALPH BARTHOLOW A.A., B.A. Sioux Falls College Graduate work University of Denver Biology Psychology Journalism advisor STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members are, from left to right, Bob Bumiaon, Pat Chriatoph- eraon, Mark Berg, Vice Preaident—Carol Jean Merriman, Doug Hagen, Preaident— Eliot Funk, Jim Roti, Secretary-Treasurer—Kay Brewster, Advisor—Mrs. Baahara, Advisor Mr. Bartholow, and Gary Campbell. FACULTY MRS. MARIE MORAN B.A. Dakota Wesleyan N.S.T.C. University of Minnesota English I, II, III, IV. MR. FRED E. FISHER B.S. Valparaiso, Indiana M.A. U.S.D. Algebra Advanced Algebra Geometry MORE MRS. JEANNETTE VAN LEUR B.S. S.D.S.C. Home Econmlcs I, II General Science Chermistry MR. LOUIS TOLSTEDT State Certificate S.S.T.C. Work toward degree S.S.T.C. Junior High Assistant Coach FACULTY MR. WILLIAM DANKEI B.A. South Dakota State College M.A. Collorado State College Shop I, II American history American Government MR. GERALD McELROT B.S. S.S.T.C. Typing I Driver’s Education Athletic Coach MISS KATHLEEN CAMPBELL B.A. Huron College Vocal and Instrumental music MRS. VIRGINIA TOLSTEDT State certificate S.S. T «C. Junior High Instructor JULIE GROSS DOUGLAS CHRISTOPHERS CARL BUREKL C -ASs ELIOT FUNK KATE BUDDE This Pegs Sponsored By WALTER BASHAM GAYLE BALLO HD JAMES BEDDOW JAMES FLANDERS MARK BERG This Page Sponsored By HELEN BAYSINGER FLANDER'S GRAIN COMPANY VASi E GOTZMER SHIRT .ET HcCORD niT.R HEOG JACQUELINE METER WILLIAM MeDOWALL DARLENE KOLOUSEK GOVERNMENT DAY Office of the Clerk of Courts A Group of County Seniors SENIOR SNEAK DAY Falla. Seven chaperones accompanied them. The group toured the John Morrell 4 Co. packing plant, the State Penitentiary, the Pettigrew Museum, and several churches. OID-TI ME SENIORS Attending either St. Joseph or Woonsocket Grade School, thirteen seniors have spent the past twelve years in the same classes. Seated: Hope Taylor, Ji« Beddov, Carol Howard, Dean Steichen, Deanna Peterson, Herb Scheele, Carolyn Panlson. Standing: Shirley McCord, Jin Flanders, John Hendrick, Carl Burkel, and Pat Kirsch. Not pictured: Diane Slaybaugh. SANDI REIGNS f O. A. R. Miss Sandra Tiede reigned as Honorary Captain at the Military Ball December 26. Sandi was chosen by the National Guard over six other entrants. This Page LOCAL Miss Sharon Tegge has been chosen by the faculty to represent W.H.S. in the Daughters of the Aeeriean Revolution Citisenship Contest. Sponsored By ELEVATOR make their way down the aisle. BACCALAUREATE May 8, 1960-2:00 P.M. Processional Mrs. Mythe Basham Invocation Reverend S. A. Parvin The Lord’s Prayer Malotte Jean Hegg Address Reverend M. S. Anderson God Has Always Cared for Me Youse Girls Glee Club Benediction Reverend S. A. Parvin Recessional Mrs. Edythe Basha Processional Invocation Salutatory Valedictory Prayer COMMENCEMENT May 10, 1960-8:00 P.M. Mrs. Edythe Basham Father Lawrence Janus Sharon Yegge James Beddow K. D. Wiggins Boys Octet Commencement Speaker M.F. Coddington Homing Teresa Del Riego Girls Quartet Presentation of Class-Supt. Bartholow Presentation of Diplomas R. Schlicht Pres., Board of Education Benediction Father Lawrence Janus Recessional Mrs. Edythe Basham A proud, happy yet sad senior, Jim Flanders, stands in line with his fellow graduates to re- ceive congradulations. i . Jim Beddow and Deanna Peterson look rather glum as they march out after the graduation ceremony. CLASS OF 61 Twenty-one Juniora labored vigorously on the Proa thi8 year to make it a huge success. Back Row: Dick Siedschlaw, Darwin Johansen, Jake Schlicht, Dennis Anderson, Jim Roti, and David Schroder. Center Row Ronald Goergen, Donna Regynaki, Carolyn Carver, Betty Ashby, Margaret Sweeny, Sandra Tiede, and Pat Christopherson. Front Row Jennell Hegg, Carol Jean Merriman, Delores Reimer, Janice Ashby, Kayleen Barstead, Kay Brewster, and Kay Jamison. Not Pictured Mike O'Connor. OFFICERS Vice President-Dennia Anderson President-Pat Chriatopherson Council Representative-Jim Roti Secretary Treasurer-Jennell Hegg This Page Sponsored By JAMISON AGENCY GIRLS' AND SOYS' STATERS Sandra Tiede and Jake Schlicht are WHS's representatives for girls' and boys' state respectively. Sandi will spend one week on the campus of Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell. Jake will spend a week in Aberdeen on the campus of Northern State Teachers College. SCENES FROM The Professor played by Jake Schlicht shocked the entire household by his announcement of marriage to Emma played by Kay Jamison. KEEP MOVING Jim Roti in the role of Tom Jeffery and Carol Merriman in the role of Miss Harriet Mason are in deep conservation while the Professor sits by uninterested. Everyone seems to be attracted by the exit of Carolyn Carver in the role of Loretta Philips. Pajama-clad Pat Christopherson in the role of Rush Harris receives a scolding from his sister June Harris played by Kay Brewster. CLASS OF 62 Front Rows Ann Pierce, Mary Carol Moran, Judy Hegg, Joyce Berg, Mary Clare Berg, Mary Jane Christian, Rosemary Tollefson, Jean Brown. Middle Row: Bob Burnison, Larry Maakstad, Ted Funk, Gary Campbell, Doug Druse, Merlin Feistner, Dave Druse, Joe McCoy. Back Rows Brian McCoy, Bob Pierce, Bob Cunningham, Tom Ball, Jim Otter, Guy Rogers, Wayne Johnson, Jerry Regynski. OFFICERS Vice-President-Tom Ball Secretary-Treasurer-Doug Druse President-Bob Burnison This Page Sponsored By JO JO STORE CLASS OF ‘63 Front Row: Mary Whiting, Irene Goergen, Pat Reeves, Joe Dankey, Carol Swenson, Myrna Neilson, Karen Smith. Middle Row: Lii Hagen, Linda Parsons, Ronnie Olinger, Carl Sandatedt, Jim Car- ver, Peggy Heffernan, Jean Hegg. Back Row: Wally Gutsmer, Tom Carver, Owen McDowall, Jerry Podhradsky, Tony Luthi, Ardell Johansen, Jerry Jensaen. OFFICERS Secretery-Treaaurer- Wally Gntamer Preaident-Jerry Jenaaen This Page Sponsored By PARSON’S ACTIVITIES Everybody looked a little bit sleepy when the band loaded up for the trip to Huron's Pow Wow Day. Here we see Doug Hagen, Carol Howard, Miss Campbell, Gary Campbell, and Dick Siedschlaw as they get ready for the big day. We really hope that Jennell Hegg didn't make a mistake cutting that stencil. Jennell is one of the Art Editors for the Hi-Life. A f While Miss Campbell accompanies them, four members of the girls' sextet sing for pleasure. Carolyn Paulson, Carol Howard, Sahdra Tiede, and Helen Baysinger look as though they are enjoying them- selves. During a student's spare time he could invariably be found in the library. This is a typical 3 20 pasttime. Coach McElroy keeps a close eye on Doug Druse while he shows off his skill in changing a flat tire. Coach is the Driver's Ed instructor. This Page Sponsored By MARY LORRAINE FOOD SHOP FOOTBALL TEAM The 1959 football squad consisted of these boys: Back Rows Coach McElroy, Pat Christopherson, Darwin Johansen, Dennis Anderson, Doug Christopherson. Dean Steichen, Jake Schlicht, Mark Berg, Jim Roti, Assistant Coach Tolstedt Middle Rows Student Manager-Dick Seidschlaw, Gary Campbell, Gordon Vallen, John Hendrick, Jim Beddow, Bill McDowall, Doug Druse, Mike O'Connor, Stu- dent Manager-Herb Scheele. Front Rows Jim Carver, Jerry Jenssen, Tom Ball, Mike Hendrick, Bob Cunning- ham, Ronnie Olinger, Ardell Johansen, Joe Dankey. LETTERMEN SQUAD Lettermen for the 1959 season are Jim Roti, Gordon Vallen, John Hendrick, Bill McDowall, Jake Schlicht, Mark Berg, Doug Christopherson, Pat Christo- pherson, Mike O'Connor, Jim Beddow, and Dean Steichen. Of the eleven only four will be around for next fall, since seven of them are seniors. The Woonsocket Redmen completed the season with a commendable 7-won and 2-loss record and finished third in the rugged Pioneer Conference with a percentage of .750. The only St. Marys' Falcons who won the Pioneer Con- ference with a perfect season and to the Plankinton Pirates who finished second in the conference with a .813 percentage. Woonsocket High School scored a total of 2UU points during the 1959 sea- son for a total of 27.1 percentage of points while their opponents could only manage 95 points or a per cent average of 10.55 per game. This Page Sponsored By FRED'S MOBIL STATION DOUG MIKE BILL GORDON LETTERMEN PAT Coach MeElroy, Co-Captaina: Mark Berg, Doug Chriatopheraon, Coach Tolatedt. SCHEDULE REDMEN OPPONENTS Mt. Vernon 27 - 0 Home Stephan 33 - 6 Home Stickney 3U - 7 Away Emery 38 - 6 Home Kimball 21 - 0 Away Plankinton 15 - 25 Home White Lake 3U - 6 Away Salem St. Marya 6 - 2ii Home Gann Valley 33 - 20 Away JOHN JAKE BASKETBALL A TEAM Theae basketball players were the boys that brought Woonsocket through to a shining victory in the District Tournament: Back Row: Coach McElroy, Ted Funk, Jim Roti, Dean Steichen, Dennis Andersen, Doug Christopherson, Jake Schlicht, Student Manager-Doug Hagen. Front Row: Student Manager - Dick Seidschlaw, John Hendrick, Mark Berg, Gary Campbell, Mike O'Connor, Jim Beddow, Tom Ball. 8 TEAM boys are the future of WHS's basketball history: Back Row: Assistant Coach Tolstedt, Ardell Johansen, Gary Campbell, Mike O'Connor, Dennis Andersen, Ted Funk, Dave Druse, Ronnie Olinger, Student-Man- ager. Front Row: Student Manager - Dick Seidschlaw, Owen McDowall, Larry Maakstad, Jerry Jenssen, Joe Dankey, Bob Cunningham, Jim Carver, Tom Ball. This Page Sponsored By  OB s STANDARD WHS Opponents 21 31 Wess. Springs 39 1 1 Letcher(one O.T.) 53 U2 Artesian(conf.tour.) 31 1 2 Wess. Springs( ) 61 50 Forestberg 60 52 Wess. Springs 32 33 Wessington(Wolsey Inv.) 53 39 Huron Jrs.( • ) 67 1 1 Artesian 39 51 Fedora 51 1 2 Plankinton 58 1 7 Carthage 51 52 Alpena 1 9 U5 White Lake (one O.T.) 59 1 1 Forestberg 56 1 1 Lane 1 3 36 Fedora 1 2 1 1 Wolsey 55 1 2 Kimball 71 52 Alpena(Dist.Tour.) 1 6 37 Wess. Springs(Dist.) 1 3 67 Reliance(Region) 53 60 Emery(Region) JIM MIKE DENNY TED GARY JOHN TOM Doug Christopherson leaps and gets the ball as Mark Berg watches in the back- ground. After the championship game which made Woonsocket the District 21 champs the victors give a whoop in the locker rooms for the camera man. 8 T H R I L Grim faces reflect the sober atmosphere during the District Tournament's last game. The trophy is held to view by Jim Beddow amid the noise and confusion of the basketball champions of District 21. Is it a hit or a miss? Doug Christopherson shoots as others watch the basket- ball go to its mark. Coach McElroy, Co-cap- tains Jim Beddow, Dean Steichen, and Assistant Coach Tolstedt. This Page Sponsored By WOONSOCKET PRODUCE After receiving the trophy fans and players alike wear smiles of elation,and cheer the team for their victory. The 1960 track squad consisted of these boys: Back Row: Jake Schlicht,Gary Canpbell, Dennis An- derson, Doug Druse, Mike O'Connor, Dave Druse, Darwin Johansen, Larry Maakstad, Mark Berg, Pat Christo- phers on. Front Row: Ted Funk,Jerry Jenssen, Ton Ball,Tom Carver, Ardell Johan- sen,Joe Dankey,Jim Carver,Owen Mc- Dowall,Ronnie 01inger,Bob Cunning- ham. Relaxing between runs are Jake and Dave both outstanding in the track field. These 12 boys lettered in track for 1960: Back Row: Ted Funk, Dave Druse, Dennis Anderson, Mark Berg, Pat Christo- pherson, Jake Schlicht. Front Row: Jerry Jenssen, Tom Ball, Tom Carver, Joe Dankey, Jim Carver,Larry Maakstad. mile relay: Dave Druse, K Dennis Anderson,Mark Berg and Jake Schlicht. The two coaches meet with two of their track boys, Jake and Mark,after tying for second place with Alpena in the Con- ference track meet. Star track runner Jake Schlicht is shown in ac- tion as he crosses the finish line. He finished an undefeated season in the mile run by bringing home two gold medals from the state track meet. Carolyn Paulson, Carol Jean Merriamn, Kay Brewster, and Doug Moe have led the Pep Club and fans in cheering the Redmen on to the Region Tourna- ment. Doug and Carolyn have given W.H.S. two years of cheerleading service} Kay and Carol Jean, one. CAROL JEAN KAT This Page Sponsored By BREWSTER ABSTRACT CTIVITIES 8th ANNUAL Kl VI DAY msm The happy couple pose for their first picture as Chief and Princess of Ki Yi Day. Doug Hagen, Master of Ceremonies for the event, is shown introducing the enter- tainment for the royalty. Guarded by two torch bearers, the white-garbed pair marched to their coro- nation. Dressed in Redmen garb, the Girls' Sextet sang Tumbling Tumbleweeds to entertain the newly crowned Chief and Princess. An exciting moment when Keith turns over the Chief's headdress to Mark! The Boys' Quartet sang for the special event. Besides Gary Campbell, Jim Beddow, and Norman Starr was Eliot Punk, a member of the royalty. This Page Sponsored By EASLAND'S HOMECOMING ROYALTY Pictured here are the 1960 Homecoming Royalty. Attendent Eliot Funk, 1959 Chief Keith Moe, Chief Mark Berg, Princes Deanna Peterson, Attendants Carolyn Paulson, and Sharon Yegge. Another Atten- dent who is not pictured is Doug Christopherson. CARNIVAL ROYALTY Queen Susan Brewer and King Jim Carver were the freshman candi- dates for the Carnival Royalty. The gala event was held December 8, 1959. JUNIOR-SENIOR P The 1960 Prom is kicked off by the Grand March performed by WHS students. These sober faces are the exact opposite of gay clamor that followed the Grand March as the evening wore on. The Grand March continues as the Participants begin to feel the gaiety of the; fes- tivities . Jake Schlicht and Sharon Yegge seem to enjoy the pacing of the Grand March as the band played WITH A SONG IN MY HEART the theme of the Prom. A handsome foursome seem to enjoy themselves as they step to the tune played for the Grand March. Jim Flanders, Deanna Peter- son and Jim Beddow wait pa- tiently before the main meal is served. Tired, weary yet happy faces appeared at 5:30 for breakfast at the Jamison home after a night of fun-packed house-to-house parties. This foursome takes a break as they pose for a picture during the Prom. Jim and Lynne enjoy the dreamy atmosphere of Brian Crane's inviting music. JOURNALISM Front Rows Deanna Peteraon-editor, Eliot Funk, Karen Lindley, Jennell Hegg, Julie Groaa, Doug Hagen, Sandra Tiede, Kay Jaraiaon-aaBiatant editor. Middle Rows Shirley McCord, Gayle Ballard, Kaye Budde, Doug Chriatopheraon, Sharon legge, John Hendrick, Kay Brewater. Back Rows Diane Slaybaugh, Delorea Jackson, Carol Howard, Wayne Gutsmer, Carol Merrlman, Carolyn Carver, Carolyn Paulson. SPEECH The speech claaa consisted of these peoples Front Rows Kaye Budde, Delores Jackson, Doug Hagen, Norman Starr, Mrs. McLeod. Back Rows Gayle Ballard, John Hendrick, Dean Steichen, Larry Olinger, Carl Burkel. The following people won second ratings in the speech contests Gayle Ballard, John Hendrick, Norman Starr. KEY CLUB The Key Club la a newly organised group, which haa Just received ita charter. Left to rightt Dick Siedachlaw, Vice Preaident Jim Beddov, Jake Schlicht, John Hendrick, Mark Berg, Dean Steichen, Secretary Doug Hagen, Preaident Eliot Funk, Dennia Anderaon, Jim Roti, Treaaurer Gary Campell, Darwin Johnaaen, Doug Druae, Tom B ll, and Norman Starr. LIBRARIANS Standing! Mary Clare Berg, Donna Regynaki, Gayle Ballord, Janice Aahby, Kaye Baddc, Betty Aahby, and Julie Groaa. Seated! Mrs. Moran, Diane Slaybaugh, Carolyn Carver, Sharon Xegge, and Delores Jtakson. s Front Row: Kaye Budde, Kay Jamison, Gary Campbell, and Sandra Tiede. Second Row; Gayle Ballord, David Schroeder, Gloria Schlicht, Lynell Slaybaugh, Carol Howard, Doug Christopherson, and Carolyn Carver. Back Row: Kayleen Baseman, Cheryl Forbes, Audrey Klass, Kathleen O’Connor, Jill Marsh, and Doug Hagen. Drummers: Jennell Hegg, Mary Carol Moran, Dick Siedschlaw, and Carol Merriman. POM POM GIRLS The bright red-and-white pom poms of Peggy Heffeman, Deanna Peterson, Delores Jackson, Linda Parsons, Pat Kirsch, Carolyn Carver, and Diane Slaybaugh added color and excitement to the W.H.S. marching band. REED The clarinet quartet includes Kay Jamison, Kay Budde, Gayle Ballord, and Sandi Tiede. The girls received a three rating at the music contest in Chamberlain. This Page Sponsored By SLAYBAUGH S BARBER SHOP-HEATON ODDY N Front Row: Doug Moe, Lynne Maakeatad, Carolyn Carver. Center Row: Jin Beddow, Denni8 Taylor, Bobby Jensaen, Carole Swenaon, Barbara Briabine, Karen Lindley, Sharon. Back Row: Darwin Schniedt, Jean Hegg, Norman Starr, Eliot Funk, Betty Jenson, Deanne Smith, Bill McDowall, Elizaveth Hagen, Susan Brewer. QUARTETS Sharon Yegge, Karen Lindley, Susan Brewer and Liz Hagen make up the sax- ophone quartet. At the music contest in Chamberlain the quartet rated a three. DRUM MAJOR Clad in white, baton in hand, Wayne Gutzmer put the W.H.S. marching band through its paces. Wayne led the band down the streets of Huron aa the Huron College Scalpers celebrated Pow Wow Day, and again in Woonsocket on Ki li Day. This Page Sponsored By SANBORN COUNTY BANK GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Front Row: Gloria Schlicht, Joyce Larson, Helen Baysinger, Audrey Klaas, Gayle Ballard, Mary Moran, Deanna Peterson, Delores Jackson, Jennell Hegg, Kay Brew- ster. Middle Row: Miss Campbell, Diane Slaybaugh, Karen Smith, Sandi Tiede, Mary Christian, Linda Parsons, Susan Brewer, Lynn Maakstad, Carolyn Paulson, Carol Swenson. Back Row: Jack! Meyer, Karen Lindley, Jean Hegg, Kay Jamison, Carol Howard, Carol Merriman, Peggy Heffeman, Judy Hegg. GIRLS' SEXTET These six girls composed the girls' sextet: Mary Moran, Sandra Tiede, Helen Baysinger, Jean Hegg, Carol Howard, and Carolyn Paulson. They recieved a third rating at the regional contest. This Page Sponsored By SIEDSCHLAW'S BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row Wally Gutsmer, Norman Starr, Glen Bayainger, Carl Sandatedt, Tom Ball, Brian McCoy, Tom Hendrick. Middle Row« Miaa Campbell, Bob Burniaon, Joe McCoy, David Schroeder, John Hendrick, Bill McDowall, Dong Moe. Back Row: Wayne Gutamer, Gary Campbell, Dennia Anderaon, Jim Roti, Doug Chria- topheraon, Jake Schlicht, Eliot Funk, Jim Beddow. BOYS' QUARTET The boya quartet conaiated of theae four boya: Gary Campbell, Eliot Funk, Jim Beddow, and Norman Starr. In the regional contest they won a first rating. They alao won a contest in Huron which enabled them to go to Minneapolis. MIXED CHORDS Row It Karen Smith, Diane Slaybaugh, Carol Swenson, Mary Christain, Joyce Larson, Jean Hegg, Susan Brewer, Lynne Maakstead. Row II: Wally Gutsmer, Jennell Hegg, Delores Jackson, Kay Jamison, Lis Hagen, Judy Hegg, Carolyn Paulson, Sandi Tiede, Mary Moran, Brian McCoy, Tom Hendrick. Row lilt Tom Ball, Gloria Schlicht, Audrey Klaas, Peggy Heffernan, Gayle Ballord, Helen Baysinger, Carol Howard, Deanna Peterson, Jack! Meyer, Karen Lindley, Kay Brewster. Row IVt Linda Parsons, Carl Sanstedt, Glenn Baysinger, Bob Buroison, Joe McCoy, John Henrick, Bell McDowell, Doug Moe, Carol Merriman. Row V: Norman Starr, Wayne Gutsraer, Gary Campbell, Dennis Anderson, Jim Roti, Doug Christopherson, Jake Schlicht, Eliot Funk, Jim Beddow. MIXED OCTET Jean Hegg, Helen Baysinger, Carole Howard, Mary Carol Moran, Norma1' Starr, Jim Beddow, Eliot Funk, and Gary Campbell make up the Mixed Octet. They received a second place rating at the contest in Kimball. ALL-STATE CHORUS Sandi Tiede, Carol Howard, Deanna Peterson, Mary Carol Moran, Norman Starr, Jim Beddow, Eliot Funk and Gary Campbell attended All-State Chorus in Mitchell. This Page Sponsored By CENTRAL ELECTRIC GAS RADES GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Lena Druse First Grade Mrs. VeAnna Hofer Third Grade Mrs. Rosemary Swenson Second Grade Mrs. Muriel Gulbraa Fifth Grade Mrs. Irene Eddy Fourth Grade Mrs. Stella McLeod Sixth Grade This Page Sponsored By LLOYD HINKER—WELL-DRILLING FIRST GRADE Front Rows Mrs. Druse, Gary Godfrey, Carolyn Kurtenbach, Leanne Authier, Daniel Schmiedt, Kim Ritchhart, Janet Hippen, Jackie Schuls and Janet Thompson. Back Rows Ada Jensen, Elroy Wieting, Bradley Weatherford, Jerome Richardson Dorthea Nielsen, Kevin Heald, Linda Hoxsie and Julie Beddow. Front Rows John Davidson, Dean Miller, Janet Linke, Jerry Twogood, Brenda O'Riley, Carl Kappel, Craig Beddow, Nancy Cross, Wayne Anderson. 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Not Pictured: Joan Hopkins, Riley Mannhalter, Raymond Berlin, Jeanne Hohnson. This Page Sponsored By RUDOLPH ORGUSAAR, M.D. SEVENTH GRADE Front Row: Mrs. Tolstedt, Jerry Larson, Betty Jensen, Coy Richardson, Marjorie Siedschlaw, Deana Medley, Barbara Brisbine, Cheryl Forbes. Middle Row: Ruben Bezpaleti, Kayleen Baseman, Beatrice Twombley, Patsy Druse Kay Kogel, Marion Larson, Keith Wolf. Back Row: Michele Authier, Helen Davidson, Gary Hopkins, Ronald Berens, Dennis Taylor, Mike Reebes, Barry Thompson. Not Pictured: Peggy Jamison. EIGHTH GRADE Front Row: Bob Jenssen, Patsy Johnson, Kathleen Heald, Betty Hippen, Marlys Anderson, Jill Marsh, Kathleen O'Connor, Deanne Smith, Lynell Slaybaugh. Back Row: Bob Seidschlaw, Bruce Ball, Robert Kirsh, Robert Larson, Donald Bihain, Fred Brunssen, Lawrence Haugen, Darwin Schmeidt, Dennis Reider. 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