Adair Casey High School - Bomber Yearbook (Adair, IA)

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 beJi ti canon The senior class of 1967 wishes to dedicate this yearbook to you, our parents. We have many memories of the past 13 years of school life during which you have given us thorough advice and a helping hand. Many of us have wanted to express our gratitude to each of you, but when we had the opportunity to do so, we couldn't seem to find the words to tell you what we felt. In this tribute to you, we would like to repay you in a small way for your guidance, interest, and help. Mr. Mrs. James Anderson Mr. Mrs. Ernst Abbott Mr. Mrs. Ray Caltrider Mr. Mrs. Don Carrick Mr. Mrs. Melvin Chesnut Mr. Mrs. Fred Christensen Mr. Mrs. Wm. Crane Mr. Mrs. Charles Crawford Mr. Mrs. Ted Daggett Mr. Mrs. Elmer Dlnkla Mr. Mrs. Harold Dory Mr. Mrs. Rex Douglas Mr. Mrs. Alfred Egger Mr. Mrs. Dwight Emmons Mr. Mrs. Boyd Falconer Mr. Mrs. Wm. Fisher Mr. Mrs. James Griffin Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Grimes Mr. Mrs. Wayne Hager Mr. Mrs. John Hanley Mr. Mrs. Don Harder Mr. Mrs. Edward Heckman Mr. Mrs. Norman Kading Mr. Mrs. Don Kading Mr. Mrs. Earl Kading Mr. Mrs. Lynn Kilcoin Mr. Mrs. Silas Kimm Mr. Mrs. Donald Kinney Mr. Mrs. Dallas Lehman Mrs. Ernst Ludeman Mrs. Truman Maas Mrs. Virgil Magill Mrs. Wm. Mains Mrs. Lester Mangeldorf Mrs. John McDonald Mrs. Fred Miller Mrs. Everett Mueller ;. Hazel Nagle Mrs. Charles Oberholtz Mrs. Lloyd Peterson Mrs. Jack Pettinger Mrs. Orville Petty Mrs. Chris Plagman Jr. Mrs. Delmar Reha Mrs. Clair Richter Mrs. Mardell Sargent Mrs. Lloyd Sherman Mrs. Donald Slayton Mrs. Ralph Tharp Mrs. Neil Turner Mrs. Dale Wedemeyer Mrs. Kenneth Wedemeyer , Mrs. Harry Westergaard Mrs. Marvin Westphal , Mrs. Leo Wright , Mrs. Melvin Windust , Mrs. Joseph Zimmerline

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9 10 11 12 13 M IS As the year ends it is once again time to analyze our accomplishments and our failures and to align our sights upon those distant goals which will be our purpose in life. For the majority of you it has been a successful year with notable accomplish- ment in academic and extra-curricular areas of your school life. In those areas where you have occasionally met failure we should remember that this to is a necessary part of life and learning to accept and overcome it can be a valuable lesson indeed. Best wishes to the seniors as you enter the adult world and we hope that you will occasionally find time to return to your old Alma Mater for a visit. Don Gilkerson Superintendent To youth we leave all the treasurers of the past, all the problems of the future. You are important! For, there is something to do which will not be done unless you do it. You can find a way. You need initiative, dedication, intelligence, ingenuity, to do your task. You are important. Mel Wishman Principal