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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

BYSHCA 1973 ADAIR-CASEY HIGH SCHOOL Dallas Dinkla and Debbie Cahail demonstrate that some people actually do work during their study halls. Styles change rapidly, as Carol S. models ABOVE, with her outfit from Up the Down Stair- case. Despite efforts of the cheerleaders to strengthen the morale of students, faculty and team, A-C suffered a heartbreaking Homecoming defeat to the Stuart-Menlo Cyclones. Once again this year, A-C held an all-school Christmas program, on December 22. The pro- gram featured both serious readings and humor- ous skits. The Swing Choirs sang Christmas carols, and Santa Claus and several helpers paid a visit. One of the humorous skits was Just A- round Christmas I'm As Good As I Can Be, per- formed by the I.A. Club. ABOVE, the cannibal, Kent Downing, chases missionary Tom Fagan in hopes of a tasty stew, while Mother, John Stover, watches. RIGHT, No, this isn't a mass riot, it's just a high school P.E. class playing '99'. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1973 Sports................................................9 Seniors..............................................30 Classes..............................................38 Faculty and Administration...........................61 Organizations........................................67 Advertisements...................................85 2 Bear with it, Daryl, it'll all be over soon. y I “Life begins and everyday, and every year brings I 'm just a singer in a rock and roll band. 3 a broader understanding, a deeper sympathy, and 'Aw, gosh guys, you shouldn't have! Hey, guys, look at this letter 1 found--My Darling Barry . . . and it's signed FeFe ! 4 People may be the greatest, but dogs are a close second! 'Hang in there , Baby! a conclusion that the greatest thing in the world is people.” At least this one won't cause anymore trouble! -Von Klein Smid We just add a little moustache here, and a beard there. .. A face is one thing you can call your very own... 6 Come a little closer baby, smile for me!! your face can reflect feelings ( better than your speech. Roy is a dog. Dean is a tree. Use your imagination. Hmm--imagine that!! 'Finger lickin' good! So this is what movies are like in America! Well, we don't have a lounge and we have to sit somewhere Ml “However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer.” -La Rochefoucauld Smile, Sweetheart--please??? 8 SPORTS FOOT- BALL SEASON IS A SMASH! THIRD ROW—Doug Bassett, Brad Rumple, Jon Stover, Phil Uhlman, Perry Leeper, Arland Petersen, Curt Lewellen, Sam Carney, Bill Emgarten, Tom Fagan. SECOND ROW—Brad Gilliland, Mike Bruns, John Reha, Bill Littler, Todd Kirkpatrick, Marlon Wedemeyer, Kevin Heckman, Dean Mertes, Dallas Dinkla. FIRST ROW— Charles Schafer, Brent Taylor, Kent Downing, Charlie Carney, Gary Beattie, Bob Wahe, Francis Hollinrake, Bill Sorber. THIRD ROW—Bob Reha, Joe Leeper, Brad Gilliland, Doug Bassett, Mike Bruns, Charles Schafer, Marlon Wedemeyer, Brent Taylor. SECOND ROW—Steve Edgington, John Umbaugh, Clifford Carney, Brad Rumple, Bill Sorber, Milton Petersen, Francis Hollinrake. FIRST ROW—Mike Hay, Scott Young, Kevin Hager, Pat Richter, Ricky Huss, Randy Wheatley, Don Cahail. Varsity Football A-C 6 Elkhorn 12 A-C 6 Coon Rapids 0 A-C 6 B-F 0 A-C 0 S-M 28 A-C 13 Earlham overtime 19 A-C 14 Anita 20 A-C 41 O-M 0 A-C 26 C-M 23 A-C 6 Carlisle 20 BACK ROW—Coach Beecher, Captains; Perry Leeper, Todd Kirkpatrick, Coach Rose. FRONT ROW—Coach Monaghan, Captains; John Reha, Dallas Dinkla, Coach Homung. A-C 13 JV Football Dexfield 13 A-C 0 S-M 38 A-C 18 Anita 7 A-C 18 B-F 12 A-C 6 Earlham 26 A-C 26 O-M 0 All conference selections for the 72-73 season were: BACK ROW: Bill Littler, Dallas Dinkla, Arland Petersen, Bob Wahe. FIRST ROW: Perry Leeper, John Reha, Todd Kirkpatrick, Phil Uhlman. n Coaches' comment on the 72-73 football season--Head Coach Hornung Our record of 3-6 is not an indication of the team. It was a season of pride and determination. Rome was not built in one day, and this is true of any good athletic program. I feel these young men have established a tradition of a quitter neve - wins and a winner never quits. Coach Monaghan I felt our record just as easily could have been 7-2 if we would have been able to take advantage of a few breaks. The outlook for next year is bright as we have quite a few players returning at the skill position. Coach Rose I enjoyed coaching this year's team more than any other year, because I was able to see some improvements from a bunch of boys who were not supposed to win any games according to some football predictors. Coach Beecher This season was one of ups and downs. At times we played like a championship club and then at other times we had lapses that cost us ballgames. CRUNCH “A day for toil, and hour for sports.” —Emerson UPPER LEFT-John Reha stops for the pause that refreshes. Our boys show their tough block- ing ability as Curt Lewellen crashes through the defense's line for extra yardage. 13 BACK ROW—Mr. Monaghan, Julie Anderson, Sherry Lundy, Diane Wedemeyer, Cindy Emgarten, Carol Sullins, Barb Stetzel, Denise Jacobsen, Jackie Krogh, Susan Rochholz, Mr. Beecher. FRONT ROW—Cindy Richter, Julie Oaks, Jane Wheatley, Debbie Fagan, Jann Richter, Kim Anderson, Mary Ernst. COACH MONAGHAN’S GIRLS IMPROVE. BACK ROW—Julie Oaks, Mr. Beecher, Diane Wedemeyer, Denise Hansen, Cindy Emgarten, Kathy Rochholz, Linda Knapp, Gail Sheeder. SECOND ROW—Joni Frettim, Mary Ernst, Debbie Zimmer, Connie Carritt, Kathy Dill, Carol Clarke. FIRST ROW—Melodie Chesnut, Pyllis Wedemeyer, Marilyn Harl, Cindy Richter. 14 BOY’S IMPROVE TECHNIQUE. BACK ROW—Bill Sorber, Dana Hansen, Alan Josephson, Doug Bassett, Larry Stetzel, Mike Bruns. THIRD ROW—Craig Parrot, Randy Huss, Steve Bireline, Rex Petersen, Mr. Hopkins. SECOND ROW—Don Cahail, Cliff Carney, Steve Edgington, John Unbaugh. FIRST ROW—Steve Ludwig, Brian Richter, Rick Huss, Roy Carl. BACK ROW—Mr. Anderson, Larry Stetzel, Brad Rumple, Kevin Petty, Bill Emgarten, Doug Bassett, Alan Josephson, Dana Hansen, Curt Lewellen, Mr. Hopkins. FRONT ROW-Charlie Carney, Mike Bruns, Craig Parrot, Bill Sorber, Bob Wahe, Bill Littler, Dallas Dinkla. 16 Varsity Girls A-C 50 Jefferson 63 A-C 45 B-F 51 A-C 52 Earlham 34 A-C 50 Anita 48 A-C 60 C-M 35 A-C 59 S-M 66 A-C 34 O-M 53 A-C 47 P-L 53 A-C 38 Earlham 40 A-C 55 B-F 65 A-C 45 Walnut 54 A-C 46 Waukee 78 A-C 34 Earlham 33 A-C 28 Elkhorn 110 A-C 37 C-M 24 A-C 45 S-M 47 A-C 43 Waukee 77 A-C 41 O-M 55 A-C 64 Exira 67 A-C 53 Anita 50 A-C 43 Dexfield 64 AC GIRLS J RICHTER 23 B STETZEL 33 J KROGH 31 D FAGAN 25 J ANDERSON 15 DWEDEMEYERM5 S R0CHH0LZM2 C SULLINS 32 MERNST 24 K ANDERSON 10 SJ UNDY 14 C RICHTER 50 D JACOBSEN54 J WHEATLEY40 CAGERS IMPROVE- JV Girls A-C 55 Jefferson 54 A-C 49 Van Meter 60 A-C 52 S-M 62 A-C 45 S-M 47 A-C 61 Earlham 46 A-C 34 Anita 18 A-C 47 Elkhorn 50 A-C 9 Elkhorn 47 A-C 26 Exira 30 A-C 36 Walnut 42 A-C 50 Anita 44 A-C 49 O-M 43 A-C 33 O-M 28 A-C 74 Anita 47 A-C 50 B-F 45 A-C 51 Anita 41 A-C 39 C-M 25 A-C 58 S-M 49 ♦Freshmen games A C BOYS PETTY 45 LEWELLEN 41 EMGARTEN 33 LITTLER 21 DINKLA 15 A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C A-C Varsity Boys 64 B-F 70 55 Earlham 72 49 Anita 64 61 C-M 58 41 S-M 59 64 O-M 56 43 B-F 68 67 Waukee 64 73 Earlham 69 58 Elkhom 67 64 C-M 74 43 S-M 66 76 Waukee 74 65 O-M 50 57 Exira 66 52 Anita 49 59 Dexfield 56 54 P-L 53 46 Glidden Ralston 45 52 Guthrie Center 71 52 C-M 60 FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT JV Boys A-C 44 Van Meter A-C 30 S-M A-C 38 S-M A-C 45 Earlham A-C 52 Anita A-C 12 Elkhom A-C 21 Elkhom A-C 33 Exira A-C 44 Anita A-C 59 O-M A-C 60 O-M A-C 48 Anita A-C 45 C-M A-C 36 S-M A-C 55 Dexfield A-C 51 Anita A-C 46 B-F Freshmen games 29 16 56 38 47 20 18 38 17 14 63 47 51 38 41 49 57 BOYS 1 POINT SHORT OF CONF. CHAMPS 3RD ROW--Leeper, Reha, Petersen, Ludwig, Hager, Cahail, Kading, Rumple, Knapp, Noland, Johnson. 2ND ROW--Sorber, Bireline, Umbaugh, Carney, Davis, Gilliland, Edgington, Wedemeyer, Schafer, Fagan, Nagel. 1ST ROW--Whetstone, Wahe, Lewellen, Petersen, Taylor, Carney, Emgarten, Bruns, Jorgensen, Slayton, Wheatley. ► GIRLS TAKE CONF. FOR 5TH YEAR BACK ROW—Mary Ernst, Gail Sheeder, Sherry Lundy, Carol Sullins, Kim Anderson, Julie Anderson. SECOND ROW—Joni Scholl, Debbie Zimmer, Julie Oaks, Debbie Downing, Kristy Hoehns. FRONT ROW—Marilyn Harl, Joni Frettim, Donnell Howland, Phyllis Wedemeyer, Mr. Monaghan. 19 TRACKSTERS GUT 20 THROUGH SPRING CAMPAIGN The A-C Boys and Girls Track Season was mixed with success and controversy. For the fifth year in a row the girls captured the conference crown, while the boys fell one point short in a very disputed meet. Mary Ernst was involved in three school records in all the hurdle events. She ran the 100 meters in 16.3, the 220's in 32.8 and teamed with Julie Anderson, Kristy Hoehns, and Joni Frettim in the shuttle hurdle relay that ran 1:10.2. Barb Stetzel also set a school record in the softball throw with a heave of 185'9 . Arland Petersen, Tom Fagan, Brent Taylor, Brad Rumple, Mike Bruns and Tom Whetstone lead the boys' team to a second place conference finish and a third at Adel. 21 BASEBALLERS BAT FOR GOOD SEASON BACK ROW—Don Cahail, Bob Wahe, Curt Lewellen, Brad Rumple, Craig Parrot, Bill Sorber, Terry Nelson, Bill Emgarten. FRONT ROW--Steve Ludwig, Terry Jorgenson, Mike Bruns, Bill Littler, Dallas Dinkla, Dean Johnson. 22 SPRING BRINGS NEW HOPES FOR MIDGETS BACK ROW—Bob Reha, Ricky Huss, Tim Bruns, Danny Rater, Brian Rumple, Mark Whetstone, Joe Armstrong, Lane Anderson. FRONT ROW--Jeff Magill, Rob Slayton, Jim Armstrong, Randy Wheatley, Tim Armstrong, Joel Faga, Les Evans. 23 BASKETBALL SEASON BRINGS OUT 7ALL-CONLERENCE STARS This year's outstanding girl's basketball players were Sherry Lundy, sophomore, Jane Wheatley, senior, Barb Stetzel, senior and Carol Sullins, sophomore. Carol and Jane played forward positions bringing in most of the points with Jane high scorer in a lot of the games. Barb and Sherry played the guard positions, Sherry pulling in most of the rebounds and many interceptions. The Bombers leaders were Bill Littler, senior, Bill Emgarten, junior, and Kevin Petty, sopho- more. Bill played the center position, being the tallest player. Bill and Kevin helped lead the Bombers to victories by leading the scoring a lot of the time. 24 Pictured at the TOP RIGHT are the boys' track managers; Pat Richter, Mike Hay, and Randy Wheatley. TOP LEFT is the boys' basketball managers; Roy Carl, Alan Stephenson, and Brad Gilliland. MIDDLE PHOTO is the girls' BB manag- ers; Janet Carl, Regina Fett, Kathy Sheeder, Beth Wagner, Kathy Uhlman, Jana Elgin. BOTTOM PHOTO is girls' track managers; Gwen Leeper, Janet Carl, Pam Rochholz. MANAGERS FOR ALL SEASONS 25 The FFA Queen Candidates were Ceralyn Sweeney, Kathy Uhlman, Bev Eggar and Roberta Crozier. REIGNS OVER FFA SWEETHEARTS rKnTrcwMmiyyucv..-«.w� .ving;1 “Debbie C ffcflland Perry Leeprfr reign over candidates; Dallas Dinkla, Kristy Hoehns, Connie Beer, Todd’Kirkpatrick, John Reha, Debbifc Fagan, Jane Wheatley, and Tom Fagan. 28 CLASSES SENIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE ABOVE, The Picasso of our school, BELOW, I can't believe I made it through the season! BOB ABBOTT-Yrbk., A-C Club 1,2, 3,4; F.B. 1; B. B. 2; Track, Drama, Sports Mgr, 1,2; Vocal 1,2,3; S, Choir 3; Class Ofcr. 1,3, GLENDA ANDERSON -B.B. 1; TOTC, Pep Club 3,4; Class Ofcr. 4. CONNIE BEER-Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Band, S. Choir 3, TOTC 3,4; Track 3; Drama, Sports Mg. 2; Chrldr., Royalty Cand. 4; A-C Club, Pep Club 2,3,4. TERESA NOLAND-Band 1,2,3; B.B. , Drama 1,2; D. Band 2,3; Vocal 1; TOTC, Pep Club 3. DEBBIE CAHAIL-Band, B.B. 1,2,3; Vocal 1,2,3; D. Band, Royalty Cand., Pep Club 3,4; Track, Class Ofcr. 2; Drama, A-C Club 2,3,4; S. Choir, TOTC 3. DOUG CALTRIDER-FFA 1,2,3; Sci, Club 1. JANET CARL-Band 1,2, 3,4; D. Band, Sports Mgr., A-C Club, NHS 3,4; B.B. 1,2; Track 1,2,3; ALSO 2,3,4; Yrbk. 2,3. LONNIE CHRISTOFFERSEN-Vocal, Drama 30 BOB ABBOTT GLENDA ANDERSON CONNIE BEER DEBBIE CAHAIL DOUG CALTRIDER JANET CARL LONNIE CHRISTOFFERSON BOB CONDON TOM CRANE BARB CROZIER BARB DEWITT BOB DEWITT KITTY DEWITT DALLAS DINKLA CAROLYN EICHOR JANA ELGIN JOHN ERNST DEBBIE FAGAN TOM FAGAN JAN FALCONER JULIE FRETTIM CAROL GINN MYRON GRUBBS SALLY GUSTAFSON FFA 1,2, 3,4; Track, TOTC 3; S. Choir, Class Ofcr. 3,4; A-C Club 4. BOB CONDON-Band 1,2; F. B. 1; IA Club 3,4. IVAN COOPER-Band 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Sci. Club 1. TOM CRANE-Drama 1; Sports Mgr. 1,2; TOTC, Pep Club 3; IA Club 3,4. BARB CROZIER-Band, Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Drama 2; Royalty Cand., Pep Club 3; TOTC 1,2,3. BARB DEWITT-Track 1; TOTC 4. BOB DEWITT-Track 1,2,3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. KITTY DEWITT - Pep Club 3,4. DALLAS DINKLA -F. B., B.B., Track, Bsbl., A-C Club 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal 1,2; NHS, Pep Club 3,4; Drama 1; Royalty Cand., Sci. Club, IA Club 4; S.C. 1,3,4. CAROLYN EICHOR-Track 1; Vocal 1,2,4, TOTC 3,4. JANA ELGIN-Vocal, Drama, Yrbk. 1,2, 3,4; B.B. 1; Track 1,2; S. Choir 3; Sports Mgr., A-C Club, Pep Club 3,4; DEBBIE FAGAN-B. B. 1,2,3,4; Royalty Cand., NHS 3,4; Class Ofcr., Pep Club 4. TOM FACAN- F.B., Track 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2; S.C. 3; Royalty Cand. 4; A-C Club 2, 3,4; IA Club 3,4. JAN FALCONER- Band, Vocal 1,2,3,4; ALSO 1,2,3; Drama 2,3,4; S. Choir, S.C. 4; Yrbk. 2; Pep Club 1,3,4; TOTC 3. JULIE FRETTIM-Vocal 1,2,3,4; Drama 2; Pep Club 3. CAROL CINN-Pep Club 3,4. MYRON GRUBBS-FFA 1,2, 3,4; Sci. Club 2. SALLY GUSTAFSON-Vocal 1,2,3,4; B.B. 2; Drama 1; S. Choir, Royalty Cand. 3; Chrldr. 1; Class Ofcr. 1. 31 KRISTY HOEHNS-Track, Chrldr., Pep Club, A-C Club, Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Band 1; S. Choir 3,4; Royalty Cand., S.C. 2,3,4; Drama 1,2,4; Yrbk. 2,4; Class Ofcr. 3; TOTC 2,3. DENISE JACOBSEN-B. B., Track, Vocal 1,2, 3,4; Band, Yrbk. 1,2,3; Drama, Class Ofcr. 1; ALSO 4; S. Choir 3; A-C Club 1,2, 3; TOTC, Pep Club 3,4; BETTY JOINT-Vocal 1,2, 3,4; ALSO 2,3; S.C. 3,4; S. Choir, Drama 4. TODD KIRKPATRICK-Band, F.B., Bsbl., FFA 1,2, 3,4; D. Band, A-C Club 2,3,4; B. B. 1,2; Track 2,3; Vocal 1,2,3; Drama 2; S. Choir 3; Roy- alty Cand. 4; Pep Club, NHS 3,4. JACKIE KROCH-B. B. 1,2, 3,4; Drama 4; A-C Club, TOTC, Pep Club 3,4; Sports Mgr. 2. GWEN LEEPER-Vocal, Pep Club 3,4; Drama 4. PERRY LEEPER-F. B. , A-C Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Vocal, Pep Club 3; Royalty Cand. 4; IA Club 2,3,4. BILL UTTLER-Band, F.B. , B. B. , Bsbl. 1,2,3,4; D. Band, Yrbk., A-C Club 2,3,4; Track, Drama 2; Vocal 1,2,4; S. Choir 3; S.C., IA Club, 4. LINDA LOVELL-Vocal 4. PAT MAGILL-F. B., B. B., Track, A-C Club, Class Ofcr. 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4. DEAN MERTES- F.B. 1,2,3,4; Band, Sci. Club 1,2; Drama, Sports Mgr., Yrbk. 1,3; Vocal, S. Choir, IA Club 2,3,4; A-C Club 1,3,4. HAYDEN NAGEL-F.B., Drama, Yrbk., Pep Club 3; Track 2,3; Vocal, S. Choir, IA Club 3,4; KRISTY HOEHNS DENISE JACOBSEN BETTY JOINT TODD KIRKPATRICK JACKIE KROGH GWEN LEEPER ROXANNE LEMKE PERRY LEEPER BILL LITTLER LINDA LOVELL DEAN MERTES HAYDEN NAGEL TERESA NOLAND MINDY OAKS CHERYL PETERSEN JOHN REHA JANN RICHTER PAM ROCHHOLZ JOHN SMITH BARB STATZEL DAVE STOLK JOHN STOVER DANNY THEILEN PHIL UHOLMAN 32 A-C Club 2,3,4. MINDY OAKS-Band, Drama 1,2,3; B. B., Track 1,2; Vocal, S.C. 1; Sports Mgr. 2; Chrldr. 4; A-C Club, Pep Club 3,4. CHERYL PETERSEN-Band, Vocal 1,2, 3,4; D. Band, ALSO, Yrbk., Drama 2,3,4; S. Choir, TOTC, NHS 3,4; S.C. 4;ClassOfcr. 3; Sci. Club 1. JOHN REHA-Band, F.B. 1,2,3,4; Vocal, Drama 1,2;D. Band 3,4; Track 2,3; S. Choir, Pep Club 3; S.C. , Sci. Club 2; Yrbk., -C Club 2,3,4; Royalty Cand. 4. JANN RICHTER-Band, B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track, Yrbk. 1,2; Royalty Cand. 3; Drama, Class Ofcr. 2,4; ALSO 3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4. PAM ROCHHOLZ-Band 1,2,3,4; D. Band, ALSO 3,4; B.B. 1,2,3. Look at the fairy, look at the fairy! SENIORS QUENCH THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE 33 SENIORS ENJOY VISIT TO WASHINGTON D.C. AND NEW YORK CITY Which ones are the dummies? Why don't you just go home, Mr. Scherle, and I'll take over. IN THIS TEMPLE AS IN I HE HEARTS OF THE FT FOR WHOM HF SAVED THE 7 HI MEMORY OF AliRAHAM LI IS ENSHRINED FOREVt] 34 BELOW the seniors and chaperones who visited Washington D.C. and New York City pose in front of a statue of George Washington at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. JOHN SMITH-F. B. 3; Track 2; Drama 4; Sports Mgr., FFA, A-C Club, IA Club, Pep Club 1. BARB STETZEL-B. B., Track 1,2, 3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4. DAVE STOLK-F.B., A-C Club 3; FFA 4. JOHN STOVER-Bsbl. 1; Track 2; F.B. , A-C Club 3; IA Club 2,4. DANNY THEILEN-B.B., S.C., Golf 1; F.B. 1, 2; Sports Mgr., Yrbk., Newspaper 2; IA Club 2, 3,4; Phil 3,4; B.B. 1, 2; Track 2; A-C Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3. BETH ANN WAGNER-B.B. 2; ALSO 3, 4; Pep Club, Sports Mgr. 4; RANDY WALL-F.B., Track, IA Club 1, 2, 3; B.B., Bsbl. Yrbk., Drama, ClassOfcr., 1, 2; Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; S. Choir, A-C Club, Pep Club 2, 3; IA Club 1, 2, 3. JANE WHEATLEY-Band 1, 2, 3; B.B. 1, 2, 3, 4; Royalty Cand., Pep Club 4; A-C Club 3, 4. GENE WHETSTONE-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Ofcr. 2. DEANNA WORTMAN-Band, Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4; D. Band, ALSO, TOTC 3, 4; Drama 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; S. Choir 4. CINDY YOUNG-Band, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B.B. 1, 2, 4; Track, Vocal, Yrbk. 1, 2; Drama, Sci. Club 1; A-C Club 2, 3, 4; TOTC 3. BETH ANN WAGNER RANDY WALL JANE WHEATLEY DEANNA WORTMAN CINDY YOUNG NOT PICTURED: IVAN COOPER DARRELL SHEEDER 35 School's out forever! Mr. Jess congratulates Bob Condon on his salutatorian award. 36 THERE IS ONLY ONE SUCCESS- TO SPEND YOUR LIFE IN YOUR OWN WAY.” RIGHT, Don't look now, Pat, but they're coming to reclaim your diploma. ABOVE RIGHT, Cheryl Petersen gives the valedictorian address. LEFT, salutatorian, Bob Condon receives his diploma. The class of 1973 chose red, white and blue as their class colors. They wore royal blue robes, with red, white, and blue tassels on their caps. The class flower was a long stemmed white rose, with red and blue ribbons. 37 FAR RIGHT, Arland Petersen, you snake in the grass, why did I let you borrow my after shave ? RIGHT, Kent feels the meals are . . .improv- ing? ABOVE, Scott (Standard man) Harkins, also captain of the Honky Squadron, listens to the latest case. ABOVE, to Gary, the best part of school meals are the sandwiches and the salad dressing. JUNIORS BEFORE THE EFFECTS OF AFTER PROM V • Julie Anderson Gary Beattie Brenda Brookens Linda Carl Charlie Carney Sam Carney Roberta Crozier Lawrence Edgington Kent Downing Carol Draman Bev Egger Bill Emgarten Tom Engle Beth Farley Regina Fett Phyllis Grimes Scott Harkins Debbie Harris Donette Heater Tom Heater Kevin Heckman Francis Hollinrake Debbie Huss Dean Johnson Richard Jorgensen Terry Jorgensen Lili Kading Linda Knapp ABOVE, Mr. Bartelt, I don t really have to do the whole thing again, do I? 39 I Rosalie Lemke Curt Lewellen Phil Littler Pat Murphy Terry Nelson Jeff Noland Jewel Noland Roy Opiol Arland Petersen Susan Rater Susan Rochholz Christy Ruppert Charles Schafer Rodney Schmidt Dale Sheeder 40 JUNIORS BEGIN FUND RAISING FOR SENIOR TRIP In the pictures at LEFT and BELOW, Phil Littler, Tom Engle, Kent Downing and Charles Camey demonstrate what a riot study halls were this year. Brent Taylor Kathy U him an Bob Wahe Karen Wall Jo Ann Sheeder Kathleen Sheeder Jay Siedelmann John Slayton Geralyn Sweeney Diane Wedemeyer Marlon Wedemeyer Jeff Windust Linda Zimmer 41 Using the theme of Colour My World, the juniors prepared for Prom 1973. Murals using the words of the song decorated the walls of the gym, and a fountain highlighted the center. Arland Petersen, junior class president, welcomed everyone to the 1973 Prom. Lonnie Christoffersen, on behalf of the seniors, thanked the junior class for their hard work. James Jess and Fred Hopkins were guest speakers. COLOUR MY WORLD 42 Carol Dram an and Kevin Heckman read the class will. The class prophecy was read by Julie Anderson and Brent Taylor. STONE BLUE provided music for the dance, which proved a success. Many also attended the movie held at Atlantic, which followed the dance. SETS THE MOOD FOR A MAGICAL EVENING 43 DECORATORS OF HOMECOMING NEAR THE HOME STRETCH BELOW, Bet I can touch my chin with my tongue! RIGHT, Stu- dents Larry Stetzel, Kim Anderson and Bill Sorber anxiously wait for Mr. Monaghan to check their tests. Craig Anderson Kim Anderson Doug Bassett Mike Bruns Lyle C alt rider Roger Caltrider Roy Carl Connie Carritt Carol Clarke Bonny Cooper Charles Davis Kristy DeWitt Kathy Dill Debbie Downing Ray Draman Mary Ernst Debbie Faga Ann Fagan Jackie Farley DeEtta Ford Brad Gilliland Dana Hansen Marueen Hollinrake Randy Huss 44 Deb Faga and DeEtta Ford ask, Couldn't you at least give us ten instead of five of the 25 points? We've heard of burning bridges, but carrying them with you in case of emergency? The obstacles one must overcome to reap the benefits of the educational process! ! 45 Allen Josephson Bob Knapp David Littler Cindy Lovell Carol Ludwig Steve Ludwig 46 Sherry Lundy Bill Nelson Craig Parrott Kevin Petty Jerry Plagman Richard Phippen Wayne Phippen Cindy Richter LaDonna Roberts Kathy Rochholz Brad Rumple At last! Somebody is wiping that smile off his face. RIGHT, Don't look now, but I think the teacher just caught us cheating. SOPHOMORES SPIN INTO ACTION Deb Slayton Bill Sorber Alan Stephenson Larry Stetzel Carol Sullins Marilyn Twidt Bill Whetstone Debbie Whetstone Tom Whetstone The nightclub act at Prom, performed by Kim Anderson, Kathy Dill, Deb Downing, Carol Sullins, and Deb Faga. 47 ABOVE, homecoming queen candidates Connie Beer, Kristy Hoehns, Queen Debbie Cahail, Jane Wheatley, and Debbie Fagan line up on the sidelines during the half-time show. THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF A-C Homecoming '72 once again brought many changes. The traditional practice of class decorated floats was abolished, Instead, each class de- corated two store windows—one in Adair, and one in Casey. The win- dows were judged on appearance, and fitting the theme of The Won- derful World of A-C. Winners were announced at the pep rallies on Friday, with the seniors' window at Oaks Clothing taking first in Adair, and the sophomores' window at the Beauty Boutique taking first in Casey. Homecoming activities were planned for the entire week. Monday, Sept. 25 featured a Kick-Off Assembly. Tuesday was declared Goofy Day, with students and teachers invited to wear goofy clothes combina- tions to school. Wednesday was Cartoon Day. Students came to school dressed as their favorite Walt Disney character. School Colors Day was held Thursday, with everyone dressing in black and gold. Friday was de- clared dress up day, with everyone dressing up in good clothes. At 8:30 a. m., on Thursday, elections were held for Homecoming King and Queen. Candidates were Deb Cahail, Kristy Hoehns, Connie Beer, Jane Wheatley, Debbie Fagan, Perry Leeper, John Reha, Todd Kirkpat- rick, Tom Fagan, and Dallas Dinkla. That evening, at 7:30, Debbie Cahail and Perry Leeper were crowned King and Queen. A bonfire pep rally was held in the parking lot at 8:15. 48 On September 9, 1972, A-C suffered a tragic defeat to S-M, with a score of 28-0. During halftime, the A-C Marching Band presented a marching routine. The only float, built by the Student Council and class officers represented the Disneyland castle. The Queen and candidates were carried around the track, followed by the FFA airplane, which had some dif- ficulty with a telephone pole. The King, Queen and candidates were introduced to the crowd, while the band played background music. The sophomore class decorated the gym, keeping in the theme of The Wonderful World of A-C. The Homecoming dance was held from 9:30 to 12:30 with music by the Fourth Estate. The dance climaxed a week that, despite the heartbreaking loss, was indeed memorable. 49 Jim Armstrong Steve Bireline Jay Buer Don Cali ail Ruth Carl Sharon Carnahan Cliff Carney Martha Cline Melodie Chesnut Leilani Christensen Galen Crozier Kenlyn Dickey Gary Dram an Linda Edging ton Steve Edgington Cindy E mg arte n Annette Ernst Joni Frettim Daryl Gettler Mark Gettler Margaret Grimes Kevin Hager Denise Hansen Marilyn Harl Mike Hay Donnell Howland Ricky Huss Bob Kading Brenda Krogh Danny Kuster Joey Leeper Jerry Lehman Debbie Lemke Cindy Lengel Kenneth Ludwig It gets tougher to use that restroom every day, RIGHT, If you tell her that I like her, Joey, do you think she'll go? 50 FRESHMEN ADJUST TO HIGH SCHOOL PACE TOP ABOVE, Quiet, artist at work. ABOVE, Smile! RIGHT, Tell them we'll release Mr. Shockey when they grant us a student lounge. 51 8TH GRADERS EMERGE FROM THEIR SHELLS I can't believe I ate the whole thing! sighs Ruth Carl. Jeff Magill Kevin McBroom Milt Petersen Rex Peterson Kristen Schirm Joni Scholl Phyllis Wedemeyer Randy Wheatley Randy Moore David Moser Darcia Phippen Bob Reha Gail Sheeder Robert Slayton Jamie Windust Scott Young Cathy Murphy Julie Oaks Brian Richter Pat Richter Dee Thompson John Umbaugh Debbie Zimmer Peggy Zimmerline John Oberholtz Bonnie Rountree Doug Wedemeyer 52 Lane Anderson Joe Armstrong Linda Beattie Marlene Brookens Tim Bruns Nancy Caltrider Marie Chandler Colette Conneway David Cooper Sherri DeWitt Tim Dickey Martha Engle Joel Faga Kathleen Faga Alan Farley Karen Fett D avid Frettim David Gettler Paul Gettler Joni Gilliland 7TH GRADERS BROADEN THEIR HORIZONS What would you say if I made you an offer you couldn t refuse? 53 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN TO LEARN Kenneth Grimes Marlene Grubbs Brian Heckman Glenda Keating Ken Kilcoin Lucina Kimpel Philip Knapp Darrell Kopaska Tommy Lengel John Littler Mary Beth Littler Perry Lee Mackrill Kim Magill Carl Moser Amy Newman Nancy Noland Sheila Noland Charlene Oettchen Karen Powell Danny Rater Brenda Richter Terry Roberts Kristeen Rochholz Brian Rumple Diane Ruppert John Schmeling Kevin Schmidt Roger Schwenneker Debra Sheeder Lori Siedelmann Mindy Stewart Dick Stover Mark Uhlman Arlynn Vorrath Jerome Wedemeyer Ron Wheatley David Whetstone David Williamson Mark Young 54 ABOVE LEFT, Miss Magnuson, you can't be serious. ABOVE, 8th grade class officers: Brenda Richter, pres., Perry Mackrill, sec. -treas., and Mary Beth Littler, v. pres. Junior High Swing Choir, BACK ROW: M. B. Littler, L. Siedlemann, K. Kilcoin, D. Whetstone, M. Whetstone, M. Rater, K. Powell. SECOND ROW: F. Newman, B. Richter, L. Anderson, P. Mackrill, D. Williamson, G. Rater, K. Faga. FRONT ROW: D. Murphy, M. Engle, J. Christofferson, D. Dinkla, K. Magill, and J. Wedemeyer. Kathy Anderson Timothy Armstrong Billy Bates John Beer Sue Betts Jennifer Buer Debra Carl Edward Carl Dean Chesnut Judy Christoffersen Marlene Conneway Diane Davis Thomas Dickey Diane Dinkla Roger Draman Leslie Elgin Debra Ernst Shirley Fagan Renee Fett Marc Hamilton Bradley Hay hurst Deanne Heater Kelly Huss Ross Lee per Sharon Lewellen David Ludwig Gary Lundy Shelley Maas Jerry McClain Suzanne Moriarity Jay Moser David Murphy Michael Murphy Cindy Newman Faith Newman Matthew Parker Virgil Phippen Gail Rater Janet Ruppert 7TH GRADERS ADJUST TO NEW ACTIVITIES Gina Scholl Ricky Sheeder Jeffrey Spangler Jeffrey Stetzel Angela Turner Billy Turk Brenda Warner Glenda Warner Douglas Wedemeyer Mark Whetstone Teresa Young 56 57 JUNIOR HIGH SWINGS INTO ACTION The Junior High Chorus: BACK ROW: B. Richter, N. Caltrider, A. Turner, S. Moriarity, D. Ernst, C. Scholl, J. Gilliland, M. Littler. ROW 6: D. Carl, K. Rochholz, G. Rater, M. Grubbs, N. Noland, R. Fett, D. Dinkla, D. Ruppert. ROW 5: D. Williamson, D. Whetstone, P. Mackrill, L. Anderson, M. Parker, J. McClain, L. Elgin, D. Murphy. ROW 4: K. Kilcoin, B. Hayhurst, B. Turk, M. Uhlman, R. Schwenneker, T. Lengel, J. Wedemeyer. ROW 3: L. Siedelmann, M. Engel, S. Noland, D. Rater, P. Gettler, D. Gettler, T. Dickey, M. Hamilton. ROW 2: B. Warner, J. Christofferson, G. Warner, A. Newman, K. Magill, K. Anderson, S. Maas. ROW 2: K. Fett, C. Newman, F. Newman, M. Stewart, K. Powell, K. Faga. ABOVE, Aw, Miss Peterman, you shouldn't say tilings like that in front of the other guys. 58 Pictured ABOVE, the Junior High Band. BACK ROW: K. Anderson, J. Stetzel, M. Whetstone, B. Harris. ROW 3: T. Dickey, D. Chesnut, G. Lundy, R. Sheeder, D. Heater, M. Murphy, G. Rater, D. Sheeder, K. Kilcoin. ROW 2: S. Noland, M. Engle, D. Davis, L. Elgin, S. Lewellen, F. Newman, A. Turner, G. Keating, P. Mackrill, J. Littler, D. Rater, K. Magill, D. Dinkla. ROW 1: M. Littler, B. Richter, K. Powell, M. Parker, K. Fett, G. Scholl, C. Newman, T. Roberts, A. Newman. ABOVE, Isn't this game over yet? LEFT, The fun part is figuring out what it is after you're done. This year marked the second year for junior high athletics here at A-C. For the most part, once again, A-C's junior athletes were very successful. There was a large participation by the junior high, not only in sports, but also in music. This year a Junior High Swing Choir and girl's sextet was also organized, in addition to the chorus and band. In every area, 1973 proved a successful year for A-C's active junior high. 59 Glenda Anderson, sec. , Lonnie Christoffersen, pres. , and Jann Richter, v. pres. 11th grade class officers: Regina Fett, treas. , Kathy Uhlman, sec. , Arland Petersen, pres. , and Carol Draman, v. pres. sec. -treas. 10th grade class officers: Sherry Lundy, sec. , John Luhrs, v. pres. , and Brad Rumple, pres. 60 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY NEW FACES BRIGHTEN FACULTY Judy Acker-B.A. Univer- sity of Colorado. Glenn Anderson-B. S. Mankato; M.S. Colorado State. Dean Bartelt-B. S. Iowa State University. Steve Beecher-B.A. Uni- versity of Northern Iowa. Norm Carlson-B.A. Upper Iowa College; University of Northern Iowa. Delbert Christsen-B. S. Northwest Missouri State. Evelyn Clark-B. A. Uni- versity of Northern Iowa and Drake. Jo Ann Douglas-B. A. Uni- versity of Northern Iowa. Bob Gress-B. S. Northwest Missouri State, Simpson and Drake. Orville Harris-B.A. Uni- versity of Wisconsin and Milton College; M.M. VanderCook College of Music, Black Hills State, Indiana University, Uni- versity of Nebraska and Northwest Missouri State. Fred Hopkins-B.S. Briar Cliff College. Steve Homung-B. S. Drake. RIGHT, A-C's own 'Glen Campbell', science teacher, Fred Hopkins, gives a de- monstration during his guitar minicourse. 62 David, you re in typing class to learn to type, not to practice your fast ball with paper wads and erasers. Jean Hoskins-B.A. State University of Iowa; M.A. Drake. Alta Hunt-B.E.D. Utah State University; M.E.D. University of Utah. Dell Magnuson-B. A. Iowa Wesleyan College. Lana Minnick-B.S. North- west Missouri State. Barry Monaghan-B. S. Northwest Missouri State. Alan Oshel-A.A. Creston Junior College; B. S. Northwest Missouri State; M.S. Northwest Missouri State. Bev Peterman-B. S. North- west Missouri State. John Rose-B. S. Mankato State. Doris Sturm-B. A. Simpson College. Harold Yoesel-B.S. West- mar College and Univer- sity of Minnesota. 63 ABOVE, superintendent Dick Shockey, school board mem- bers Lynn Elgin, Bob Oaks, Wilbur Bassett, Dean Mowry and Phil Umbaugh. ABOVE, superintendent Dick Shockey. 64 WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT THEM? ABOVE, janitors Lynn Kilcoin, George Rochholz, Charles Oberholtz and Ray Griffith. LEFT, school secretaries Betty DeWitt and Faye Edgington. ABOVE, cooks Mrs. Pearl Courtney, Miss Sadie Wesack, Mrs. Iva Schalow, and Mrs. Virginia Kirkpatrick. School nurse Karen Ferguson. 65 FACULTY KEEPS BUSY BELOW All right, class, for tomorrow you'll write a composition on 'Life is One Big Knotty Mess, or What It's Like to be a Shoelace.' BELOW, I don't know, guys, but it looks like it's going to take a major operation. 66 ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES BYSHCA STAFF SURGES ONWARD As the school year began the BYSHCA staff began to think about what this book should look like. Many times we found that planning and utilizing our plans were often two entirely different things. The number 13 im- plies luck to many, but the 1972-73 BYSHCA staff was undaunted by this omen. Pressured by those ever present and often hard-to-meet deadlines, the BYSHCA staff proved that mind triumphs over matter. The sponsor complimented the diligent work of several—oops— ALL of the staff members. One of the obstacles which held back the staff was the involvement of the members in many other school activities. However, the staff combined all of their talents to put out a yearbook to illustrate the many worlds of A-C High School. Staff members with two or three years experience were able to assemble the yearbook by drawing upon past experience. The staff feels that the book has been upgraded from a once dull book to a book of better quality, which uses both art work and candid shots to add eye appeal. PICTURED BELOW are the staff members, Carol Draman, Jana Elgin, Kristy Hoehns, Cheryl Petersen, Joni Frettim, Charlie Davis, Donelle Howland, Steve Bireline, Miss Peterman, Bill Littler, John Reha, Christy Ruppert, Bob Abbott, and Susan Rochholz. 68 BACK ROW—Miss Acker, Karen Wall, Carolyn Eichor, Cheryl Petersen, Jackie Krogh, Glenda Anderson. SECOND ROW—Barb DeWitt, Linda Carl, Janet Carl, Denise Jacobsen, Deanna Wortman. FIRST ROW— Jeff Noland, Steve Ludwig, Terry Jorgensen, Craig Parrot, Lyle Caltrider. NEWSPAPER STAFF, STUDENT COUNCIL. STANDING—Bill Littler, Steve Bireline, Darrell Sheeder, Connie Carritt, Marlon Wedemeyer, Christy Ruppert, Charlie Davis, Jan Falconer, Annette Ernst, Cheryl Petersen. SEATED—Mr. Jess, Dallas Dinkla, Betty Joint, Brent Taylor. 69 A-C CLUB, PEP CLUB A-C Club. BACK ROW L. TO R. D. Cahail, B. Taylor, C. Schafer, A. Petersen, M. Wedemeyer, K. Downing, T. Fagan. ROW 6: B. Sorber, B. Emgarten, B. Wahe, T. Jorgenson, C. Lewellen, M. Bruns, K. Anderson, J. Anderson. ROW 5: B. Knapp, C. Davis, B. Rumple, S. Carney, S. Lundy, D. Downing, M. Ernst. ROW 4: D. Mertes, P. Uhlman, B. Abbott, P. Leeper, J. Krogh, K. Uhlman, C. Sullins. ROW 3: D. Dinkla, H. Nagle, J. Reha, R. Jorgenson, B. Stetzel, T. Whetstone, T. Kirkpatrick. ROW 2: R. Carl, L. Christoffersen, B. Littler, J. Slayton, C. Carney, S. Rater, J. Carl, C. Beer. ROW Is L. Carl, K. Hoehns, J. Wheatley, M. Oaks, J. Richter, D. Jacobsen, J. Elgin. Pep Club. BACK ROW L. TO R. B. Taylor, A. Petersen, S. Gustafson, J. Wheatley, C. Sullins, D. Jacobsen, D. Fagan, J. Falconer, D. Cahail, B. Joint, C. DeWitt, J. Sheeder. ROW 6: D. Dinkla, D. Howland, P. Littler, B. Knapp, D. Cahail, C. Davis, M. Wedemeyer, C. Schafer, S. Carney, S. Lundy, K. Anderson, D. Faga, B. Cooper. ROW 5: C. Lengel, D. Johnson, R. Carl, D. Zimmer, K. Downing, C. Carney, H. Nagle, T. Engle, M. Harl, D. Hansen, C. Emgarten, M. Twidt. ROW 4: B. Rountree, A. Ernst, J. Oaks, L. Christensen, D. Gundy, K. Uhlman, D. Wartman, G. Anderson, J. Krogh, K. DeWitt, J. Frettim. ROW 3: D. Lemke, K. Dill, D. Slayton, P. Zimmerline, P. Wedemeyer, M. Cline, K. Wall, B. Egger, L. Knapp, G. Leeper, C. Ginn, D. Thompson, D. Phippen, M. Hollinrake. ROW 2: C. Carritt, K. Rochholz, M. Chesnut, K. Schirm, R. Fett, J. Noland, S. Rochholz, B. Farley, K. Dickey, L. Edgington, Miss Minnick, J. Elgin. FRONT ROW: B. Krogh, J. Scholl, S. Rater, M. Oaks, C. Beer, L. Carl, K. Hoehns, R. Carl. 70 A-CTWIRLERS: A TEAM FOR ALL SEASONS. This year's twirlers were under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Markman and led by captain Connie Beer. Several changes took place including the pur- chase of new pompoms and summer uniforms. Also new were the winter twirlers pic- tured in gold uniforms. Start- ing on the LEFT SIDE OF THE PICTURE LOOKING FROM BACK TO FRONT are ). Sheeder, B. Farley, A. Ernst, D. Howland, J. Noland. ROW 2: J. Falconer, R. Crozier, B. Crozier, J. Richter. ROW 3: C. Sullins, C. Beer. ROW 4: L. Zimmer, D. Zimmer, B. Eggar, L. Carl. ROW 5: D. Ford, K. Hoehns, C. Draman, C. Ruppert, L. Christensen. Yes, the Librarian's Club, known as ALSO, have been fighting pollution by sending all of the newspapers to be recycled. Although they seem very sober in this picture, records show they kept busy this year giving parties on Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines. Shown STANDING are: L. Edgington, M. Zimmerline, P. Wedemeyer, B. Cooper, J. Sheeder, M. Twidt, D. Jacobsen, P. Rochholz, D. Ford. SITTING: D. Wortman, M. Cline, C. Petersen, J. Carl, J. Anderson, Mrs. Hunt. ALSO FIGHTS FOR ECOLOGY RIGHT, the Girls Glee Club. BACK ROW—M. Twidt, B. Cooper, M. Hollinrake, D. Ford, J. Sheeder, J. Falconer. SIXTH ROW--B. Rountree, M. Chesnut, K. Schirm, T. Kimber, K. Howland, J. Frettim. FIFTH ROW—B. Farley, L. Knapp, G. Leeper, D. Jacobsen, L. Kimber. FOURTH ROW--D. Harris, D. Lemke, C. Lengel, C. Eichor, C. Petersen. THIRD ROW--M. Cline, L. Kading, D. Heater, K. Hoehns, C. Beer. SECOND ROW—B. Joint, J. Elgin, C. Ruppert, D. Woitman. FIRST ROW—K. Wall, Miss Minnick, R. Crozier. BELOW, the Concert Choir. BACK ROW—T. Engle, L. Christoffer- sen, B. Taylor, C. Schafer, A. Petersen, M. Wedemeyer, H. Nagel, D. Cahail, C. Carney, B. Reha, M. Petersen, T. Jorgensen. FIFTH ROW—M. Cettler, M. Twidt, J. Sheeder, M. Hollinrake, D. Ford, T. Kimber, D. Howland, D. Jacobsen, J. Falconer, C. Davis, J. Umbaugh. FOURTH ROW—R. Huss, K. Schirm, B. Farley, L. Knapp, G. Leeper, L. Kimber, K. Anderson, L. Christensen, B. Krogh, J. Scholl. THIRD ROW—B. Cooper, D. Harris, D. Lemke, C. Lengel, C. Eichor, C. Petersen, S. Rater, P. Wedemeyer, D. Hansen, J. Frettim. SECOND ROW--C. Richter, M. Chesnut, B. Rountree, L. Kading, K. Hoehns, C. Beer, J. Frettim, B. Crozier, G. Sheeder. FIRST ROW—Miss Minnick, B. Joint, J. Elgin, K. Wall, C. Ruppert, D. Woitman, R. Crozier, A. Ernst, D. Wedemeyer, G. Sweeney. 72 ABOVE, the A-C Concert Band. FOURTH ROW—M. Wedemeyer, S. Young, Mr. Hams. THIRD ROW—K. Schirm, J. Anderson, M. Harl, S. Edgington, R. Moore, R. Schmidt, C. Lewellan, T. Engle, P. Littler, D. Cahail, P. Rochholz, J. Carl, C. Davis, J. Reha, B. Littler, A. Petersen, A. Josephson, C. Carney. SECOND ROW—K. Sheeder, P. Wedemeyer, P. Zimmerline, C. Emgarten, D. Hansen, L. Christensen, J. Oaks, T. Jorgensen, M. Petersen, L. Kimber, K. Anderson, S. Lundy, C. Carney, J. Umbaugh, B. Richter. FIRST ROW —S. Rochholz, S. Rater, K. Rochholz, C. Richter, D. Cahail, J. Scholl, B. Krogh, M. Cline, D. Wortman, C. Petersen. Once again, this year, A-C's music department underwent a number of changes. The vocal department welcomed a new director, Miss Lana Minnick, who helped the chorus gain a new and much better sound than in the past several years. Fall, Christmas and spring concerts were presented, and, for the second time, the Stage Band also held a special concert of its own. This year's musical was So This Is Paris, and involved a much larger cast than that of the previous year, including most of the concert choir. For the first time in many years, A-C sent a number of small vocal groups to contests. Preparation for concerts, the musical, contests, and the Stage Band tour, (including the Swing Choir), in the spring kept A-C's musicians very busy. A-C MUSICIANS TUNE UP FOR ANOTHER YEAR ABOVE, the stage band adds a professional touch to their version of Woodchopper's Ball by using actions to the music. 73 SWING CHOIR BACK ROW—L. Christoffersen, M. Wedemeyer, B. Taylor, A. Petersen, T. Engle, H. Nagel, T. Jorgensen. SECOND ROW—S. Rater, D. Wortman, J. Falconer, C. Petersen, C. Richter, K. Anderson. FIRST ROW—C. Ruppert, B. Joint, D. Howland, J. Frettim, C. Beer, K. Hoehns. BACK ROW—M. Wedemeyer, Mr. Harris, J. Reha, K. Shirm, S. Edgington, C. Lewellen, P. Littler, T. Engle, P. Rochholz, J. Carl. SECOND ROW—A. Josephson, A. Petersen, B. Littler, D. Cahail, J. Anderson, P. Wedemeyer, C. Richter, K. Rochholz, S. Rater, S. Rochholz. FRONT ROW—C. Davis, T. Jorgensen, M. Petersen, K. Anderson, L. Kimber, S. Lundy, C. Carney, M. Cline, D. Wortman, C. Petersen. STAGE BAND STARS IN ANNUAL CONCERT. 74 Varsity cheerleaders (ABOVE) Connie Beer, Kristy Hoehns, Mindy Oaks, Sue Rater, and Linda Carl played a big role in boosting school spirit this year. Junior Varsity cheerleaders (RIGHT) Joni Scholl, Ruth Carl, Kristy DeWitt, and Brenda Krogh support the JV and look to the future. 75 DRAMATICS Drama hits the A-C stage again as the A-C players present Up the Down Staircase. The comedy is set in an overcrowded, under- staffed New York City High School with problems that are sometimes hilarious and sometimes heart- breaking. The leading role, Sylvia Barret is played by Christy Ruppert. Other members of the faculty and staff are Dr. Maxwell Clark, Lyle Caltrider; Beatrice Schachter, Susan Rochholz; Paul Barringer, Craig Parrot. J.J. McHabe is played by Lonnie Christoffersen. Samuel Bester is portrayed by Charlie Davis. Ella Friedenberg, Frances Egan, Charlotte Wolf, and Sadie Finch are played by Carol Sullins, Carol Draman, Debbie Cahail, and Jan Falconer. The students are played by Bob Wahe, Marlon Wedemeyer, Marilyn Twidt, Jackie Krogh, Cindy Richter, Bob Reha, Kim Anderson, Mike Hay, Jackie Sheeder, Brent Taylor, Linda Carl, Bonnie Cooper, Gwen Leeper, Jann Richter, Charlie Schafer, Arland Petersen, De Etta Ford, and Julie Anderson. Sylvia's friend is portrayed by Martha Cline. The players were coached by Miss Acker. IN THE UPPER LEFT: Christy Ruppert, Susan Rochholz, and Lonnie Christoffersen discuss the problems of Calvin Coolidge High. MIDDLE LEFT: Problem Student Joe Ferone talks to Miss Barret through the Suggestion Box. MIDDLE LEFT: students listen attentively to Miss Barret on the first day of school. SUCCESSFUL The annual spring musical, So This is Paris, is a present day comedy about six vivacious big- hearted American girls who arrive in Paris on a tour of France. They immediately set about making friends, one of whom is a crippled French girl named Eve. The six girls decide to host a block party to make enough money to cure Eve. Love enters into the plot when Carol falls in love with Paul, and Carol's parents are summoned to Paris to rescue their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are also charmed by Paul. Everything ends well as the block party is a suc- cess. The six American girls are Carol played by Betty Joint; Debbie, Kristy Hoehns; Pam, Joni Frettim; Joan, Donnell Howland; Donna, Jan Falconer; Alice, Christy Ruppert. Their chaperon Mrs. Page is portrayed by Martha Cline. Carol's parents, Mr and Mrs. Scott are played by Lonnie Christoffersen and Susan Rater. Paul is played by Charles Davis; Madame Duval, Cindy Richter; Eve, Kim Anderson. Bob is por- trayed by Arland Petersen. Francois, Georges, and Pierre are played by Bob Reha, Brent Taylor, and John Umbaugh. French people are played by Karen Wall, Jana Elgin, Gwen Leeper, Linda Knapp, Marilyn Twidt, De Etta Ford, Kristen Schirm, Connie Beer, Bonnie Rountree, and Melody Chestnut. The play is directed by Mr. Harris, Miss Acker, and Miss Minnick. BACK ROW—Roy Carl, Steve Ludwig, Alan Stephenson, Randy Huss, Alan Josephson, Joey Leeper, Mark Gettler. FOURTH ROW—Jerry Plagman, Mike Hay, Kevin Hager, Kevin McBroom, Terry Nelson, Mike Bruns. THIRD ROW—Tom Crane, Tom Engle, Scott Harkins, Jeff Noland, Dean Mertes, Donny Cahail. SECOND ROW--Jon Stover, Phil Uhlman, Perry Leeper, Dallas Dinkla, Danny Thielen, Kent Downing. FIRST ROW--John Oberholtz, Mr. Christensen, Bill Littler, Tom Fagan, Bob Condon, Ricky Huss. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB KEEP SHOP ACTIVITIES RUNNING 78 Sophomore Shoppies work diligently on their projects. EARTH LOVERS UNITE IN FFA BACK ROW--R. Draman, B. Rumple, C. Anderson, J. Luhrs, P. Magill, J. Smith, L. Edgington, D. Sheeder. FIFTH ROW—B. Gilliland, K. Petty, C. Schafer, R. Moore, P. Murphy, J, Magill, D. Gettler, D. Wedemeyer. FOURTH ROW —B. Taylor, T. Whetstone, R. Kading, D. Bassett, G. Whet- stone, F. Hollinrake, S. Young, J. Umbaugh, D. Kuster. THIRD ROW--D. Hansen, B. Knapp, C. Carney, R. Slayton, T. Heater, R. Petersen, K. Ludwig, C. Carney, SECOND ROW—S. Edgington, J. Lehman, J. Windust, B. Richter, G. Crozier, D. Johnson. FIRST ROW—Mr. Bartlet, M. Grubbs, B. DeWitt, S. Carney, T. Kirkpatrick, L. Christoffersen, I. Cooper, D. Sheeder. AT RIGHT, are the officers and Sweetheart candidates. Mr. Bartlet, S. Carney, G. Sweeney, T. Kirkpatrick, K. Uhlman, M. Grubbs, B. Eggar, I. Cooper, R. Crozier, D. Sheeder, J. Ander- son, L. Christoffersen, B. DeWitt. 79 There was a wide variety of mini courses offered this year, some of which were: trampoline, guitar lessons, boxing, and dancing. MINI COURSES MARCH 15 -16 80 IA AND ART DISPLAYS DREW LARGE CROWDS 81 CANDY LAND OF FASHION ENTERTAINS MANY THE ROARING TWENTIES! 'Flapper1 yes sir, one of those! S. Le we lien and J. Christoffersen show the fashion- able styles. Marlon Wedemeyer, Brent Taylor, and Charlie Schafer demonstrate the twirp day mode for men. Tough guy Bob Reha may be saying like 'Mama teach me to do the Charleston.' GUESTS, GUESTS Southwestern Community College Choir 82 AND MORE GUESTS On the OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM PICTURE, is the Creston Choir from Southwest Community College. The student body was entertained by their Concert Choir, The Southwestemaires , Girls Trio and their Male Ensemble. They sang various popular tunes and soul. They gave a really great show under the direction of Mrs. Mary Louise Petznick. UPPER RIGHT is pictured Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bell who gave their annual presentation. This year their tales were of the Galapagos Islands off the coast of Ecuador. These islands are famous for their giant turtles. Mr. Bell showed the students a shell of one and various other souvenirs, plus the movie. LOWER LEFT is Tommy Lane, a singer and humorist. He brought his own one piece band consisting of a stereo tape player which provided his music. 83 NHS EXPANDS WITH NEW PEOPLE BACK ROW—Debbie Fagan, JoAnn Sheeder, Carolyn Eichor, Janet Carl, Mr. Oshel, Jan Falconer, Cheryl Petersen, Sue Rater, Regina Fett. FRONT ROW—Arland Petersen, Curt Lewellen, Bob Wahe, Bob Condon, Bill Littler, Dallas Dinkla. Mr. Oshel reads the NHS pledge to the new members after their introductions. Mr. Oshel explains the NHS after the ceremony to the rest of A-C's students. 84 ADVERTISEMENT THE STAFF WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING Wayne's Electric Plumbing G Heating Casey Mutual Telephone Co. Marlene's Salon of Beauty Harkins Service Station Dr. N. L. Krueger M. D. Speck Fay Auctioneer Adair Post Office Casey Post Office Adair Motor Lodge United Super Save Dr. B. L. Meurer Hayes Fair Store Midwestern Pork William Fisher Faga Implement Crane Electric Reha Trucking Milton Engle Adair Pelgas Mary’s Cafe Wilson's DX Casey Cafe ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY CO. 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Casey, Iowa Phone 746-2226 Burdette Ruppert, Mgr. t 92 FASHION CORNER ADAIR FLOOR COVERING Carpet, Tile, Linoleum, Furniture Phone 742-3319 Adair, Iowa Phone 742-5595 Adair, Iowa PLOWMAN TRENCHING All Types Earth Moving G Plumbing Phone 742-3717 Adair, Iowa HOWARD’S BARBER SHOP Adair, Iowa 93 THE ADAIR MACHINE SHOP THE ADAIR NEWS Adair, Iowa Phone 742-3628 403 Audubon, Adair, Iowa 50002 742-3241 746-2912 ERNST KEN’S COUNTRY HATCHERY FEED STORE Phone 742-3208 Adair, Iowa 50002 94 I Adair, Iowa Phone 742-3887 Adair, Iowa Phone 742-3440 WESTERN SUPPLY ADAIR INSURANCE AGENCY Adair, Iowa Phone 742-3252 Adair, Iowa Phone 742-3203 95 MERTES INSURANCE AGENCY OAK’S CLOTHING STORE Phone 742-3358 Phone 742-5591 Adair, Iowa Adair, Iowa JENSEN’S LOCKER FLOWERS BY SANDRA Phone 742-3659 Adair, Iowa Phone 742-3212 Adair, Iowa 96 c •Ar