Woonsocket High School - Redmen Yearbook (Woonsocket, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1976 volume:

1976 Redmen °f Woonsocket High School EDITOR: Mary Hinker ADVISOR: Floyd Elenz Woonsocket, South Dakota TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors . . . • Undercalssmen . Activities . . . Sports.......... Days of 76 . . . Ads............. . 5 .14 .24 .45 .58 .70 Changes Student Council- Student Board of Control STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS OF 1975-1576 Tina Kilcoin, President; Mark Bittner, Vice-President; and Cindy Nielson, Secretary-Treasurer. Dances, skits, annual-signing, caroling, and masquerade parties, hay rides, council workshops—all activities of 75- 76 Student Council. The council, powered by Tina Kilcoin, president; Mark Bittner, vice-president; and Cindy Nielson, secretary-treasurer, met monthly to discuss school issues, plan up-coming activities, and organize the student government of W. H. S. The council, benefitting from the week-long summer Student Council Leadership Workshop attended by seven members, and being guided by advisor Mr. Andree, brought an organized meeting procedure to W. H. S. , and set up a program that will set the pace for future student government. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS OF 1975-1976 Jeff Tiede, Mark Bittner, Wanda Wade, Cindy Nielson, Tina Kilcoin, Greg Bollinger, Danny Hagman, Patty Schabot, Chris Roti, Theresa Zimmerman, Jeff Snedeker, Craig Brueske, Esther Schabot, Cathy Cummins and Brian Bies. ' ’ Seniors KATHLEEN LOUISE BERG MARK A. BITTNER JEFFREY L. BOCKORNY GRANT FLOYD BEZPALETZ MARY JANE BITTERMAN JAMES DONALD CLAYTON Seniors MARY ELIZABETH HINKER OWEN KEITH KLUKSDAHL KORI KAPPEL Seniors 8 LAWRENCE MURTHA CYNTHIA RENEE NIELSON Seniors TAMARA SUE ROGERS SUSAN Y. THOMPSON JEFF J. VANLEUR RONALD SCHABOT CRETA I. SONNE Seniors DEBORAH YVONNE VERHEY Class Motto: Today’s Hopes Are Tomorrow s Destinies. . . MARCIA KAYE WADDINCTON LYNDA WOLTER GREGORY D. SONNE TERESA LEE ZIMMERMAN Senior Class Officers Push for 1976 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Teresa Zimmerman, President; Greg Sonne, Vice-President; Carrie Moran, Secretary; Kathy Cummins and Brian Bies, Representatives. CARRIE FAYE MORAN BRIAN ALAN BIES KATHY C. CUMMINS 11 May 12 Ends WHS Life for Seniors Graduation day came for the 1976 class of Woonsocket High School on May 12, 1976 at 8:00 p.m. in the Armory. Cindy Nielson and Teresa Zimmerman spoke on behalf of the seniors, and the WHS band and chorus provided entertainment for the solemn occasion. This year the Dzie Award, presented to the highest ranking senior boy and girl, went to Keith Kluksdahl and Cindy Nielson. The Anna Hollister Loans were presented to Tina Kilcoin, Tammy Rogers, Kathy Berg, and Greg Sonne. Also awarded this year was a new scholarship available for stu- dents attending the University of South Dakota. This scholarship, founded by the Bollingers, was granted to Mary Beth Hinker. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Andree and farewells were said to the class of 1976. Kim Beach Peggy Bies Greg Bezpaletz Lori Cahill Jeff Davis Jon Farris Juniors—Getting Closer All the Time Norman Kluksdahl David Knigge Sheri Kroell Caryn Moe Keith Ohlrogge Tom Parquet Juniors—Soon to Be Leaders 16 Esther Schabot Kandy Schmiedt JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Craig Brueske, Debie Taylor Wanda Wade President; Judy Fredrichs, Vice-President; Suzie Steichen, Secretary-Treasurer; Esther Schabot and Wanda Wade, Student Council R epresentatives. J U The juniors had a very busy year. The main event for them was the Prom. In order to raise money they sold magazines, held bingos, and had paper drives. Another of the junior class responsibilities was pro- viding the skit for coronation. The theme for the junior class float was Bluejays Last Stand! n i At the Left: Jon Farris shows his skill as a wrestler. Lower Left: Harry Krog and Craig Weber during the homecoming skit. Lower Right: Bobby Knigge attempting to add to the Redmen's victory. 1 Lisa Alexander Sean Donahue Tom Godfrey Man Anderson Lawrence Baysinger Jane Anne Brosnan Lowell Dorris JoAnne Druse Julie Feistner Sophomores Win Again! 18 Cheryl Hoxsie David Kirsch Paula Moran Roger Parker Patty Jensen Jim Linke Cilda Murtha Brian Parsons Richard Jensen Dwight Mathis Polly Parker Lori Parsons Elaine Kempf Regina Kilcoin Russell Mathis Scott Moe 19 Daryl Schmit Call Sonne Chris Roti Paula Senska Jeff Tiede Shelley Schlicht Jeff Snedeker Lori Trudeau Freshmen FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Scott Bollinger, President; Lori Maakestad, Vice-President, Mary Zirpel, Secretary- Treasurer; Patti Schabot and Dan Hagman, Student Council Represent- atives. Scott Bollinger Leon Fredrichs Todd Brueske Teri Funk Cheryl Dorris Craig Godfrey .’l Alfred Long Lori Maakestad Randy Reider Don Ringen Freshmen— Good Start Kristi Krueger Curtis Miller Sandy Schlomer' Jean Sonne Kurt Krueger Mike Podhradsky Mark Snedeker Lenna Steichen Charles Miller Patti Schabot to a This year forty freshmen entered the halls of W. H. S. Rather, unknowingly at first, they soon adapted to the busy routine of high school life. However, they did not hide their talents. Sports, drama and other organizations in the high school benefitted from the many skills held by the freshmen class of Woon- socket High School. WHS Speakers and Homemakers Participating in declam this year were Paula Moran, humorous; Paula Senska, dramatic; Mrs. Zimmerman, advisor; Jane Anne Brosnan, poetry; Tammy Rogers, oratory; Sharon Kroell, humor- ous. Not Pictured Wanda Wade, dramatic. Tammy, Wanda, Sharon received excellents and Jane Anne received a good in Regional compe- tition. 1975-76 FHA members were, Kim Beach, Patty Jensen, Julie Feistner, Lori Parsons, Denise Trudeau, Susan Kluksdahl, Sharon Kroell, Valerie Swenson, Lisa Swenson, Mrs. Lynch advisor. Officers are Pres. Judy Fredrichs; Vice-Pres. Lori Trudeau; Secretary JoAnne Druse; Treasurer Caroline Thompson; His- torian Elaine Kempf; Song Leader Paula Moran; Reporter Paula Senska. Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB: Craig Godfrey, Gean Sonne, Lenna Steichen, Theresa Zimmerman, Wanda Wade, Terri Funk, Debby Doris, Mary Cross, Donna Thompson, Jonna Wade, and ADVISOR; Mis. Zimmerman. 26 Paula Senska, Julie Feistner, Theresa Zimmerman, Shelly Plagman, and Cheryl Hoxsie. Not Pictured, Kathy Berg. Pom-Pon Girls of 1975-1976 Janice Stock, Polly Parker, Paula Senska, Lori Trudeau, Cheryl Hoxsie, JoAnne Druse, Debie Taylor, Lori Cahill, Mary Zirpel, Valerie Swenson, Danna Thompson, Lori Parsons, Tammy Rogers, Carla VanLeur, Paula Moran, Gail Sonne, Elaine Kempf, Carrie Moran, Susan Kluksdhal, Denise Trudeau, Lori Maakestak, Terri Funk, Shelly Plagman, Julie Feistner, Patty Jensen, Lisa Alexander, Sheri Kroell, Vickie Bittner, Carolyn Thompson, Kori Kappel, Lena Steichen, Mary Cross, and CHEERLEADERS; Tina Kilcoin, Mary Hinker, Judy Fredricks, Jane Ann Brosnan, Kim Beach, Regina Kilcoin, Sandy Schlomer, Shelly Schlicht, Gilda Murtha, Chris Roti, Suzie Steichen, and Cindy Nielson. The Pep Club in Action— Mary Beth Hinker, Sheri Kroell, Judy Fredrichs, Kim Beach, Gail Sonne, Lori Cahill, Suzie Steichen, Carolyn Thompson, Lisa Swenson, Patty Schabot, Mary Zirpel, Lisa Alexander, Craig Godfrey, Denise Trudeau, Val Swenson, Cindy Nielson, Gilda Murtha, Peter Thompson, Tammy Rogers, Don Ringen, Jeff Snedeker, Brian Parsons, Gayle Jiricek Woonsocket High Susan Kluksdahl, Polly Parker, Jane Brosnan, Carrie Moran, Teresa Zimmerman, Paula Moran, Carla VanLeur, Sandy Schlomer, Lori Maakestad, Danny Hagman, Chris Roti, Regina Kilcoin, Jeff Davis, Shelly Schlicht, Elaine Kempf, Vicky Andersen, Marcia Waddington, Lenna Steichen, Sean Donohue, Lori Trudeau, Tina Kilcoin, Mrs. Christopherson School Band CHORUS: CraigGodfrey, Jeff Snedeker, Jeff Tiede, Jeff Davis, Larry Murtha, Jon Farris, Mark Bollinger, Chris Farris, Don Ringen, Tom Parquet, Valarie Swenson, Shelly Plagman, Sandy Schlomer, Lori Maakestad, Gayle Jiricek, Sheri Kroell, Lisa Swenson, Paula Moran, Lori Trudeau, Gilda Murtha, Tammy Rogers, Polly Parker, Cindy Nielson, accompaniest, Lenna Steichen, Carrie Moran, Chris Roti, Joanne Druse, Suzie Steichen, Jane Brosnan, Lisa Alexander, Judy Fredrichs, Kathy Berg, Mary Beth Hinker, DebbyVerhey, Shelly Schlicht, Carla VanLeur Chorus and All-State Perform Performing in the 1975 All-State Chorus in Watertown on November 14-15 were Jeff Snedeker, tenor; Carrie Moran, soprano; Jeff Davis, bass; and Mary Hinker, alto. Alternates were Craig Godfrey, tenor; Larry Murtha, bass; Gilda Murtha, alto; and Judy Fredrichs, soprano. FFA: Trent Foos, Mike Rankin, Grant Bezpaletz, Jeff Bockorny, Denny Heimstra, Dan Parsons, Greg Bezpaletz, Bill Cummins, Bill Georgen, Mark Snedeker, Leon Fredericks, Randy Larson, Tim Foos, Bret Selland, Todd Brueske, Kellen Hinker, Greg Sonne, Mark Bittner, Lawrence Baysinger, Todd Bies, Lee Georgen, Alfred Long, Ed Walter, Jerry Baysinger, Craig Weber, Tim Weber, Doug Godfrey, Daryl Schmidt, Roger Parker, David Kirsh, Dwight Mathis, Claude Miller, Charles Miller, Richard Jensen, Rusty Weinberg, Briant Heimstra, Peter Thompson, Curtis Miller, and ADVISOR: Mr, Tofflemeyer. FFA and Librarians LIBRARIANS: Vicky Andersen, Lori Cahill, Patty Jensen, Carolyn Thompson, Kori Kappel, Gail Sonne, Elaine Kempf, Susan Linke, Carla VanLeur, Marcia Waddington, Debie Taylor, Regina Kilcoin, and ADVISOR: Mrs. Dankey. 31 CONTESTANTS ATTEND VOCAL CONTEST IN WAGNER: Gilda Murtha-I, Jane Brosnan-II, Mary Beth Hinker-II, Mary Beth Hinker, Debie Taylor, Judy Fredrichs, Lori Maakestad, Lori Trudeau, Jane Brosnan, Polly Parker, Gilda Murtha, Paula Moran, Chris Roti, Sandy Schlomer, Lisa Alexander, Joanne Druse, Suzie Steichen, Carrie Moran-I I, accompanist: Cyd Nielson. Musical Talents Enter Contests CONTESTANTS ATTEND CONTEST IN LAKE ANDES: Chris Roti and Paula Moran-II, Jeff Snedaker-II, Jeff Davis-IIIf Lisa Alexander and Vicky Andersen-I, Polly Parker and Jane Brosnan-II, Lisa Swenson and Carolyn Thompson-II, Sheri Kroell-II, Marcia Waddington-II, Lori Trudeau-III, accompanists: Lori Maakestad, Cyd Nielson, and Mrs. Duncan, Piano solos: Cyd Nielson-Il, Paula Senska-II. 32 Competing in the 1976 South Dakota State Wrestling Tournament in Huron on February 20-21, were Larry Murtha (138), senior; and Jon Farris (126), junior. Both boys did an excellent job and made Woonsocket High School proud. Outstanding Athletes Tammy Rogers won the WHS Bicenten- nial Senior Contest with her own Bi- centennial Minute . This told of some event during May of 1976, related to America's Revolution. She then went on to become one of the six state final- ists of which two were chosen to attend a Bicentennial Senior Meeting in Virginia. and Bicentennial Senior Finalist Jeff VanLeur and Jerry Ball did an excellent job this year. Jeff was named to the A11-State Football Team, All-Conference Football Team, and All-Conference Basketball Team. Jerry received honorable mention on the All-State Football Team and was named to the A11-Conference Football Team and All-Con- ference Basketball Team. Also receiving All-Conference Football honorable mention were Larry Murtha, Mark Bittner, Greg Sonne, Jim Clayton, and Trent Foos. Receiving All-Conference Basketball honorable mention were Jim Clayton and Mark Bittner. 33 1976 Boys and Girls State Dele- gates were chosen this spring by the American Legion and American Legion Auxilary. Chosen for Boys State were Mark Bollinger and Jeff Davis. These two boys will attend the session held at Aberdeen on the campus of Northern State College for the week May 30- June 5. Attending Dakota Wesleyan University for Girls State held during the same week, will be Judy Fredrichs. Her alternate is Suzie Steichen. During this week, both boys and girls will be learning the ways of the government. Boys Girls Staters and Betty Crocker Awards Cindy Nielson, scoring the highest on a test open to all senior girls, was named the Betty Crocker Homemaker for Woonsocket High School. Cindy was then considered for the state title. Cindy Nielson, being one of the two highest all-round winners, was eligible for a $400 scholarship to Northwest College of Business. She placed first in business ma- chines and typing II. She also received a fourth place in clerical apptitude. Carrie Moran won fourth place in typing II, Tina Kilcoin placed in front of her, receiving third. Lori Trudeau competed in the typing I division, re- ceiving fourth place. Kay McDowall received a fourth also in clerical aptitude. Overall, the girls placed second in the contest. Business- Norman Kluksdahl, junior, competed in the 23rd Annual Mathematics Contest held in Aberdeen. He placed first in the geometry division, being the highest scorer on the test. and Essay Contest Winners Math- Judy Fredrichs was the winner of the Intercounty Electric Essay Contest. She received an a 11-expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C. with the winners from the other areas. Winning the Americanism Essay Contest were, in Division I, Lenna Steichen, freshmen, and in Division II, Suzie Steichen, junior. Lenna later won on the District level. Sweetheart Ball Royalty MISS SWEETHEART - MR. IRRESISTABLE Lori Trudeau, chosen by the FFA members, and Dennis Hiemsta, chosen by the FHA members, reigned over the 1976 Sweetheart's Ball. This social event was sponsored by the FFA and FHA clubs of WHS. It was held March 20, 1976 in the National Guard Armory. Cindy Nielsen- Miss Woonsocket MISS HOLIDAY CONTESTANT Cindy Nielson was chosen to represent Woonsocket High School in the Annual Holiday Tournament held in the Huron Arena. She was elected from a field of junior and senior girls by the student body. Girls from all over Central South Dakota partici- pated. 36 Honor Society Scholarship, service, leadership, and character are the qualities displayed by members of the National Honor Society, The NHS sent out letters of commendation to those students earning all A's and having A averages. At the end of the year, the older members, Mary Hinker, president; Teresa Zimmerman, vice-president; Keith Kluksdahl, secretary; Hank Kogel, treasurer; and Cindy Nielson, reporter; initi- ated the new members. These were Tammy Rogers, Mark Bollinger, Kandy Schmiedt, Sheri Kroell, Norman Kluksdahl, Vicky Andersen, and Debie Taylor. National Honor Society and DAR Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution opened this award to senior boys as well as girls this year. Tammy Rogers was se- lected by a faculty vote. She then represented Sanborn County in further competition. Princess Kathy and Chief Jeff Reign in 1975 Homecoming HOMECOMING CANDIDATES for the 1975 Coronation were Tammy Rogers, Cindy Nielson, Kathy Cummins, Jeff VanLeur, Mark Bittner, and Brian Bies. (Above): Tammy Rogers and Brian Bies. (To The Right): Cindy Nielson and Mark Bittner. The 24th Annual WHS Homecoming started on Thurs- day, September 11 at 8:00 p. m. with Coronation. Kathy Cummins and Jeff Van Leur were crowned by Student Council President Tina Kilcoin. Mrs. Karen Christopherson entertained the Royalty with the hits Touch Me In the Morning and The Way We Were . A pep rally and the burning of the W” followed, mu- sic provided by the Pep Band. On Friday, the Senior Class took honors in Float Com- petition with their version of Hie Bluejays Are Com- ing . That night the Redmen defeated the Hitchcock Bluejays 20-12, and celebrated their victory at the i dance following the game. The group Hot Chocolate provided entertainment for students from 10:00 until 1:00. Bringing to a close the 1975 Ki-Yi Days was the Alumni Banquet on Saturday evening in the Parish Hall. Carnival CARNIVAL CANDIDATES: Freshmen represent- atives were Patti Schabot and Ed Wolter, for the Juniors were Suzie Steichen and Trent Foos, and for the Seniors were Kori Kappel and Dennis Hiemstra. The Sophomores took top honors for the second consecutive year of their high school days. By raising $721.16, the Sophomores had the privilege of seeing their candidates, Chris Roti and Jeff Snedeker, crowned on November 1, 1975 at the WHS Carnival. The Freshmen, still getting used to high school, earned $539. 25 for first runner-up. The Juniors took second run- ner-up with $271. 58, while the Seniors had to settle for last place with a total of $125. 70. c a n d i d a t e s Class of 78 Still Reign 41 On May 1, 1976 the juniors sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The Banquet began at 7:00 P.M. , being dedicated to Jeff Bockomey, who was ill at the time. The Armory' was decorated in pastel colors and filled with the sound of the Eagle's hit song, We Wish You Peace , re-done by the band, Meadowlark. The dance ended at 1:00 AM. 1976 Redmen Annual Staff EDITOR ASSISTANT Mary Hinker Sheri Kroell BUSINESS Tina Kilcoin Kathy Berg Kim Beach Judy Fredrichs ADVISOR Mr. Elenz STAFF Carrie Moran Kori Kappel Suzie Steichen Esther Schabot Virginia Larsen Cindy Nielson 44 B Team Football R. Weinberg, C. Weatherford, M. Snedeker, S. Bollinger, C. Farris, B. Selland, T. Godfrey, B. Selland, R. Jensen, K. Hinker, A. Long, B. Anderson, J. Snedeker, V. Zimmerman, P. Thompson, J. Davis, R. Parker, S. Moe, T. Foos, and Coach Mr. Lanpher We Want 75-76 SCHEDULE Centerville 0 26 Hitchcock 20 12 Iroquois 6 20 Wolsey 0 26 Tulare 33 12 Sunshine Bible 43 0 Wessington 25 0 Alpena 33 0 A Team Football M. Bollinger, J. Clayton, G. Sonne, ]. VanLeur, T. Foos, J. Ball, R. Moran, J. Davis, M. Bittner, H. Krog, B. Knigge, B. Anderson, R. Schabot, R. Reider, Coach Jenssen, J. Tiede, L. Murtha, K. VanLeur, J. Farris, D. Knigge, D. Hagman, J. Godfrey, and D. Godfrey. Touchdown! Strong and Deternu ad. Call Sonne h Shari Rogers,t Leri Trudeau, . tty Jensen, n, nalnce .ilcoin, SchUcht. ttOMEN A TEAM: Lisa Swenson, Kay McDowall, Tina Kilcoin, Lynda Wolter, Tammy Rogers, Marcia Waddington, Mary Hinker, Coach Shari Rogers, Regina Kilcoin, Shelley Schlicht, Lori Cahill, Susan Kluksdahl, Call Sonne, Elaine Kempf. “We’re Fired up!’’ WRESTLING: Coach Peterson, John Goergen, Mark Snedeker, Rusty Weinberg, Chris Farris, Jeff Snedeker, Brian Parsons, Darrell Schmit, Todd Brueske, Lowell Dorris, A1 Long, Tim Weber, Brian Anderson, Scott Moe, Jeff Davis, Larry Murtha, (state), Vic Zimmerman, Mike Rankin, Jon Farris, (state), David Knigge, Craig Weber, (regional), Bryant Hiemstra, and Kurt Krueger. WHS Wrestlers WRESTLING SCHEDULE We They Kimball 41 29 Corsica 33 36 Wess. Springs 30 34 DeSmet 49 15 Mt. Vernon 31 40 Wess. Springs 28 27 Doland 12 51 White Lake 15 47 Sunshine Bible 32 26 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (WINS-LOSSES-TIES) Kurt Krueger 6-11- 0 Brian Anderson 6-12- 0 Craig Weber 16- 3- 0 Jeff Davis 3- 5- 0 Chris Farris 0- 6- 0 Craig Weatherford 6-11- 0 Jon Farris 18- 3- 0 Brian Parsons 1- 1- 0 Mike Rankin 12- 6- 0 Darrell Schmit 1-0-0 Larry Murhta 14- 5- 0 Tim Weber 1- 6- 0 Scott Moe 6-11- 0 David Knigge 2- 6- 1 Todd Brueske 2- 5- 0 Jeff Snedeker 2- 2- 0 Bryant Heimstra 2- 8- 0 Mark Snedeker 0- 1- 0 50 JON FARRIS APPLIES PRESSURE! TODD BRUESKE IN ACTION! SCOTT MOE TRIUMPHS! MIKE RANKIN TAKES HIM DOWN! CRAIC WEBER GETS TWO! DARRELL SCHMIT GETS TO WORK! A TEAM: Jeff Tiede, Mark Bittner, Jeff VanLeur, Gregg Sonne, Jerry Ball, Russell Mathis, Jim Clayton, Keith Kluksdahl, Dennis Heimstra, Randy Reider, Kevin VanLeur, Bobby Knigge Teams to Be Proud of! B TEAM: Jay Ball, Danny Hagman, Jack Davis, Roger Parker, Mark Bollinger, Kellen Hinker, Tom Parquet, Brett Selland, Brad Selland, Scott Bollinger, Tom Godfrey, Jim Linke, Peter Thompson Ivi WE THEY WE THEY Stickney 61 68 Hitchcock 78 57 Tulare 67 34 Wolsey 60 49 Mt. Vernon 68 55 Wessington 47 46 Forest burg 67 50 Kimball 80 51' Wess. Springs SO 51 McIntosh 66 50 Iroquois 62 47 Plankington 45 43 Platte 56 49 Wess. Springs 42 39' 281 CONFERENCE Alpena 73 36 James Valley 70 40 James Valley 77 65 Wessington 66 51 Hanson County 69 55 IROQUOIS 53 48 DISTRICT 14 Artesian 52 64 Sunshine Bible 67 39 WESS. SPRINGS 56 60 V 53 S4 GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Karla Kempf, Elaine Kempf, Shelly Schlight, Sandy Schlomcr, Connie Thompson, Rachel Wienburg, Melanie Clayton, Valerie Swenson, Tammy Rogers, Susan Kluksdahl, Gail Sonne, Carolyn Thompson, Patty Jensen, student managers: Lisa Swenson and Marcia Waddington, Coach: Sheri Rogers. Not Pictured, Lynda Wolter. Girls— To Your Marks! Above: Elaine Kempf, Patty Jensen, Tammy Rogers, and Gail Sonne (Mile relay team) broke the school record. Left: Tammy Rogers broke the school record in the 880 yard run. Right: Jeff VanLeur, Jim Clayton, and Keith Kluksdahl display the first place trophy won by the Redmen in the Pony Hills Conference track meet in Mitchell Bottom: Randy Reider broke the school record in the 880 yard run and Jeff Snedaker broke the school record in the triple jump. Boys Make WHS Proud! i t BOYS TRACK TEAM: Chris Farris, Jack Davis, Jay Ball, Jeff Tiede, Kevin VanLeur, Kellen Hinker, Scott Bollinger, Randy Reider, Jeff Davis, Jeff Snedaker, Jon Farris, Trent Foos, Mark Bollinger, Brett Selland, Jim Clayton, Tom Parquet, Keith Kluksdahl, Brad Selland, Jeff VanLeur, student managers: Jim Godfrey and Mark Snedaker, coach: Jerry Jenssen. Not Pictured: Harry Krog. 55 Cheerleaders— We’re CHEERLEADERS (Opposite Page): Kim Beach, Suzie Steichen, Regina Kilcoin, Tina Kilcoin, Cindy Nielson Judy Fredrichs, Sandy Schlomer, Mary Beth Hinker, Shelley Schlicht, Chris Roti, Jane Anne Brosnan, Gilda Murtha. B-TEAM (Below): Shelley Schlicht, Sandy Schlomer, Chris Roti, Regina Kilcoin. Behind the Redmen WRESTLERS: Kim Beach, Jane Anne Brosnan, Judy Fredrichs, Gilda Murtha. F a c u I t y SUPERINTENDANT Mr. Jiricek SECRETARY Mrs. Andersen PRINCIPAL Mr. Andree ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mr. Kluksdahl SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Jiricek, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Trudeau, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Runestad, Mrs. Senska, and Mrs. Ball. SECRETARY Mrs. Permann BUSINESS Mr. Elenz HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Johnson MATHEMATICS Mr. Peterson LIBRARIAN Mrs. Dankey F a c u I t y 63 ENGLISH Mrs. Zimmerman ENGLISH Mrs. Rogers COOKS Mrs. Ringen, Mrs. Goudy MUSIC Mrs. Christopherson Eighth grade, room A: Doug Swenson, Patrick Howard, Patrick Knigge, Cindy Berquist, Melanis Clayton, Kevin Knigge, Troy Peterson, Susan Beach, Tom Van Leur, Barb Larson, Pam Swenson, Clark Reider, Renee Mathis, Stuart Christian, David Larimer, Diana Jensen, Mary Anderson, Deb Thompson, Steve Estabrook, Neal Mathis, Karla Kempf, Julie Howard, Pam Jiricek, Mr. Perman Eighth Grade Eighth grade, room B: Ellen Hughes, Jodi Bittner, Cinger Funk, Robert Weber, Rochel Weinberg, Dawn Moran, Sandy Baysinger, Jon Christopher, Tim Klaas, David Hjelm, Cindy Reider, Janet Authier, Denise Godfrey, Mike Plagman, Tim Bollack, Polly Kogel, Donna Stock, Connie Thompson, Brian Sonne, Jeff Berg, Cheryl Knigge, Miss Sparby. Seventh Grade: Jim Howard, Kregg Krueger, Tim Funk, Cindy Long, Mary Jo Murtha, Deb Dorris, Gloria Christian, Sarah Dorris, Ron Nielson, Heather Selland, Laurie Larson, Lynn Cahill, Roxanne Moe, Jim Grassel, Lezlee Parsons, Patty Hanson, Gregg Bollinger, Dan Hinker, Charles Parquet, Ricky Perman, Kathy Goergen, Laurie Kroell, Mrs. Brosnan. Sixth and Seventh Grades Sixth Grade: Pat Wade, Mike Peterson, Ricky Tuffs, Kevin Trudeau, Alan Regynski, Kyle Krueger, Susan Podhradsky, Valerie Rogers, Jim Foos, Denise Christopher, Cheryl Lariner, Kathy Swenson, Todd Snedeker, Holly Hagman, Sharon Long, Chad Andree, Judd Selland, Brett Berquist, Henry Linke, Kandy Kroell, Pat Hughes, Todd Steichen, Mrs. Togerson. FIFTH GRADE: Mark Brueske, Trent Steichen, Gary Georgen, Marci Christian, Becky Otter, Craig Runestad, Kim Klaas, Kelly Hughes, Danny Ball, Russess Podhradsky, Bryan Zirpel, Lee Regynski, Jim Feistner, Bobby Steichen, Lee Knigge. Fourth and Fifth Grades FOURTH GRADE: Conny Parrot, Joe Howard, Ann Trudeau, Danny Swenson, Trent Clayton, William Long, Theresa Swenson, Barbara Anderson, Cindy Cummins, Larry Regynski, Kent Krueger, Brenda Weber, Julie Jensen, Terry Estabrook, Jamie Peterson, Karie Andree, Karie Rieder. Second Grade: Jay Swenson, Kari Berg, Barry Selland, Tami Olinger, Dana Brown, Cindy Thompson, Shawn Larimer, Kathy Stelchen, Cindy Knigge, Scott Moody, Darren Swenson, Ann Hinker, JeffReider, Paula Larson, Crystal Olinger, Rodney Cummins, Mrs. Swenson. Second and Third Grades Third Grade: Todd Hildebrand, Todd Olinger, Curtis Van Leur, Jennifer Steichen, Larry Bradley, Danny Thompson, Curtis Olinger, Jeff Jenssen, Karla Wade, Jeff Merriman, Danaee Thompson, Mrs. Miller. 68 First grade: Angie Moody, Deanne Larson, Lynette Steichen, Vicki Tuffs, Trent Trudeau, Jay Larson, Clinton Hinker, Brian Vorhees, Shawn Peterson, Cheryl Larson, Connie Bradley, Lyle Stock, Jeff Howard, Bill Bradley, Jamie Jenssen, Mrs. Coulthard First Grade and Kindergarten Kindergarten: Chad Brosnan, Brenda Bradley, Cory Feistner, Melissa Hopkins, Michelle Hegg, Brian Coergen, Cortney Wolter, Rodney Tuffs, Robin Berquist, Rachel Otter, Todd Meyers, Shelley Larson, Ann Olinger, Heidi Runestad, Melissa O'Neal, Valerie Regynski, Mrs. Kippes. PATRONS HURON Larry's Music Center Dr. A.A. Anderson Potter's Huron Cleaners Walker's Flower Shop Ed Korthals Barber Shop Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mahowald Hardward Elna Sewing Center Huron Finance Co. 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