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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

ADAIR-CASEY’S GREATEST HITS 1977 Adair-Casey High School Adair, Iowa Sixth Edition Volume VI Table of Contents Faculty 3 The faculty division includes material telling all about the teachers and administration of our school. A-C added many new teachers to its staff in the fall of ’76 and you will see their faces and read about their interests in this section. Seniors 19 The senior class of 1977 and all their activities are includ- ed here. This is the first year that we have had a special divi- sion for the seniors. You’ll see highlights of their year and some of the cra y things they did. Underclassmen 31 Any student who isn’t a senior belongs under this cate- gory. Included here are individual pictures and everything that goes along with being a freshman, sophomore, or junior at Adair-Casey High. Sports 43 The sports department at Adair-Casey was as active as ever during the 1976-77 school year. Sports play a big part at school and they keep a majority of students busy through- out the year. Student Life 61 Here you'll see how the A-C students keep active during the year. Almost everything they do for extra-curricular activities and honors and recognitions are shown in the Stu- dent Life Division. Jr. High 85 When you see some kids running through the halls, not likely to know where they’re going, it’s probably a Jr. High Student They’re giggly and pushy in the lunch line, but never-the-less, this year for the first time they have their very own section in the yearbook. Closing 97 Here is where we bring the book altogether. The theme “Adair-Casey’s Greatest Hits is played out here. The ad- vertising is also included in the closing. The ads have a major part in our yearbook, as they help pay for part of it. Our thanks go out to those who place ads in our yearbook. P.E. Department Is Full of Aetion I � Miss Schafer obtained her B.S. in Ed. at Drake University. Her hobbies are traveling and playing the guitar. She spon- sors the cheerleaders and Pep Club. She also coaches girls' junior high basketball and track. A few changes in the P.E. program are the addition of first aid. skiing, and international dance. Miss Schafer hopes to start a volleyball club. In the spring she hopes to go to the 5 by 80 to play golf or to bowl. Mr. Bob Gress attained a B.S. degree at Northwest Mis- souri State University. He coaches junior high boys’ football, basketball, and track. His hobbies and interests are golf, fish- ing, and gardening. There are a few changes for Mr. Gress this year, including new archery targets and the addition of tennis, skiing, and cross country skiing to the curriculum. A Mrs. Helen Luckinbill attained a B.A. degree at Central College in Pella. She teaches vocal music, mixed chorus, and girls glee. Her hobbies are cooking, golf, teaching piano les- sons, and running the Bar-L-Ranch during the summer. She attended the Lojeski Festival in Griswold which featured pop chorals. In the fall she attended the Little 8 conference vo- cal festival. A Christmas, winter and spring concert were pre- sented by the vocal department. Mr. Orville Bud” Harris obtained his Masters of Music Education at Vancercook College of Music, Chicago. Mr. Harris is in charge of all band activites and junior high vocal classes. Some of Mr. Harris' activities are 1SEA delegate, dance band, and memberships in Iowa Bandmasters Associa- tion. During the school year, he presented a Christmas con- cert, jazz concert and a spring concert. 5 Mr. Vos Survives a Whole Year at A-( Ag students, Lyle Oberholtz, Dale Clark, and Rod Schwen- neker seem to enjoy getting back their tests. Above right: Jeff Stetzel, Les Elgin, Rick Sheeder. and Lyle Oberholtz as- sist in sorting fruit. Middle above: The sophomore ag class is always hard at work. It’s what they work at that bothers Mr. Vos. Directly above. Rick Sheeder is trying hard to escape the jungle of fruit boxes. 6 Mr. David Raak has introduced two new subjects in the Industial Arts class this year. Drafting and Electricity. The l.A. purchased new drafting tables for the class. Mr. Raak received a B.S. degree from Westmar College. He enjoys gar- dening and woodworking in his spare time. Right, Virgil Phippen uses the electric sander to smooth his project. Below: Ronnie Draman takes time out of his hec- tic schedule to pose for a picture. Mr. Raak Adds Electricity and Drafting Left: Tom Lengel seems to disagree with Mr. Raak's plans for him as Kent Kilcoin and Paul Gettler avoid the feud. Above: Senior shop men Paul Gettler, Dave Gettler, Kent Kilcoin, Brian Rumple, and Roger Schwenneker admire the wheels. 7 One of the new teachers at A-C this year is Mr. Doug Myers. The classes he teaches this year are: Geometry. Al- gebra II. General Science. Physics and Math Analysis. His favorite pasttimes are scuba diving, golf and tennis. Wel- come to A-C. Mr. Myers. One of our old time favorites is Mr. Glenn Anderson. His classes this year are: Algebra, 8th Math and General Math. He also keeps busy with coaching Boys Basketball and is also Athletic Director. His favorite pasttime is hunt- ing and fishing. Mr. Norman Carlson teaches 7th grade math and sci- ence. He also sponsors chess club. His hobbies are hunt- ing, fishing, chess and most outdoor sports. Mr. Dale Witt teaches biology, advanced biology, chem- istry, and earth science. He also sponsors the freshman class and is assistant boys’ basketball coach and head boys’ track coach. When he’s not at school, he likes to hunt and fish. Upper left, This junior high class does not look particular- ly enthusiastic. Upper right, Renae Rayl, Helene Brownlee, Lisa Hay, and Sharon Richter express the sentiment, Hang in there, baby, Friday’s coming.” Science Dept. Experiments With New Ideas 9 Assisting the junior class and co-sponsoring the yearbook again this year is Mrs. Beverly Gustafson. She has a BS in Ed- ucation from NWMSU and her hobbies include reading and houseplants. A student secretary organization where students receive credit for doing typing for teachers was started this year. This gives students the opportunity to experience realis- tic office experiences. Members are shown below: Deb Carl, Mr. Carlson; Karen Fett, Mr. Queck; Kris Rochholz, Mr. Staf- ford and Mr. Beecher; Marcia Twidt, Mr. Monaghan; Mary Beth Littler. Mr. Lohr; Deannc Heater. Mr. Stormer and Mr. Cress; Deb Ernst, Mr. Vos; Renee Fett, Mr. Witt; Judy Chris- tofferson, Mr. Stevenson and Miss Schafer; Shelley Maas, Mr. Raak; Cindy Newman, Mr. Lohr; Shirley Fagan, Mrs. Gustaf- son; Karen Powell. Mr. Harris. Business Department If you’re interested in girls’ basketball, girls’ track, softball, or the Little League program, you’ll see this teacher coaching. Mr. Steve Beecher has a BA from UNI. He serves as president of ACEA. New textbooks were used in consumer problems and business law this year. Above we see Mr. Beecher with a sly little grin on his face. to Mr. Allyn Monaghan, at left, was married dur- ing Christmas break. He is head baseball, as- sistant football, assistant girls’ basketball, Lit- tle League, and 7th grade baseball coach. In his spare time, he plays golf, tennis, and watches athletic events. New history books were used in his classes this year-20th CEN- TURY HISTORY. Teaching political science, American minori- ties, and world cultures this year is a new teacher, Thomas J. Queck, pictured at the right. He graduated with a BA from August- ana College. He is an assistant football coach and also helps sponsor the sophomore class. Social Science Department To help students become more aware of the 1976 election activities, Mr. Queck held a student election. Stu- dents had to register and then voted on November 2. As in the national elec- tion, Carter won by a narrow margin at A-C. At the left, Judi Scholl and Janet Ste- phenson seem to be temporarily dis- tracted from a lecture. Below, Mr. Queck is shown with a por- tion of one of his sophomore classes, Cathy Farley, Deanna Farnsworth, Lin- da Bireline, and Phyllis Kopp. n Art Department The art department is headed by Mr. Paul Hoffman. He receiv- ed his B.A. from Buena Vista College. His classes include ce- ramics, crafts, applied art, painting, photography, junior high exploratory art, and 13 elementary art classes. Mr. Hoffman lists hunting and fishing as lus hobbies. He also sponsors the junior class. 12 Adair-Casey’s Home Ec Department is headed by Mrs. Doris Sturm. Her classes include Bachelor Living, Home Ec, Child Development and Independent Sewing. In November, Mrs. Sturm took a group of girls to Ankeny for a Fashion Mer- chandising Career Seminar. A few of her interests are sewing, reading and antiques. Five new sewing machines, a refrigera- tor and two new stoves were added this year. Mrs. Sturm at- tended Simpson College where she attained her B.A. degree Home Ee Department 13 Pasada lli lili hts Spanish Students Year Mr. Dave Stevenson, upper right, may have suffered a cultural shock when he moved from Mexico to Adair. He received a B.S. from Mankato State and teaches 20th Cen- tury History, Spanish I and II, social problems and socio- logy. He also sponsors the Spanish Club. Mrs. Sharon An- derson. lower left, received a B.A. from NWMSU. As li- brarian, she has recently been updating the card catalog for the books in the elementary library. In her spare time she likes to do needlework and collect houseplants. Above left, Don Fredregill. Mike Brannen, Lori Siedelmann, and Brenda Richter appear to listen intently in class except for Mike? Right, Teresa Young does some research. w English Students Get Involved Mr. Stafford is new to A-C this year. He received a B.S. in English from Peru College. He teaches Practi- cal English, American and English Lit, and English II. He also sponsors speech while his hobby is tennis. Mrs. Evelyn Clark teaches the ju- nior high English classes. She received a B.A. from UNI. In her spare time. Mrs. Clark likes to read. Another new teacher is Mr. Storm- er who teaches English I, speech, de- bate, individualized reading, and spon- sors the SNOOP. He received a B.A. from UNI. Some of Mr. Stormer’s hobbies are writing, reading, playing the guitar, and travelling. Lower left. Mrs. Clark has the undivi- ded attention of her junior high class. Lower right, Mark Whetstone and Matt Parker plot how to be rowdy for the day. Bennett and Lohr Prepare Students for the Future Mr. Donald Lohr, our guidance counselor, sponsors the junior high student council and National Honor Society He is also assistant track coach. Mr. Lohr would like to get the NHS more involved with each of the communi- ties. He received his M.S. in Education from NEMSU at Kirksville. Learning Disabilities is a new program which is headed by Ms. Kay Bennett. Each day Ms. Ben- nett works with 18 different stu- dents in the L.D. room. She likes to keep her spare time occupied with cooking and reading. Ms. Bennett is from Maryville. Mo. and she received her B.S. in Edu- cation from Northwest Missouri State University. 16 Shockey and Hornung Grow in Experience Pictured below are the school board members Bob Oaks, Lynn Elgin, Wilbur Bassett, Phil Umbaugh,and president Dean Mowry, seated. The school board met once a month with the other executives of the school. The major issue was keeping the school system in sound financial condition. During the 1976-1977 school year, Mr. Dick Shock- ey, superintendent, and Mr. Steve Hornung, princi- pal, succeeded in smoothly running our school. A major change was discontinuing homreoom which extended first hour to a full hour. Above, right, Mr. Shockey and Mr. Hornung are shown with the new intercom system which greatly improved communi- cations with each room. When asked what the major problem of the 1976-77 year was, Mr. Hornung an- swered, “breaking in the great number of new teach- ers.” Mr. Shockey answered, “keeping a budget.” Mr. Hornung felt the highlight of the year was reach- ing the senior financial goal. Mr. Shockey telt it was seeing the elementary through their first year in the new building. When asked if they would look back and do anything differently, Mr. Hornung stated, “1 would do away with study halls!” Mr. Shockey re- plied, “I would redesign the new art room.” Shown above are the A-C janitors. In the top picture are Mrs. Heathcote and Mrs. Rochholz. The picture below is Mr. Kil- coin. The bus drivers are shown to the right in the top picture. Front Row: Shorty Boblett, Vicki Richter, Jeane Schmeling, Beverly McCoy, and Eleanor Rubenking. Back Row: Richard Hough, David Parker, Dick Marcellus, Hazel Anderson, Jerry Sampers, and Don Patchin. The middle picture shows the A-C cooks. They are Bernice Raper, Mary Ann Ludwig, Karen Sweeney, Gertie Kunkle, and Evelyn Lewellen. Shown in the last picture are the A-C secretaries. They are Faye Edgington, Mary Kilcoin and Halt Rumple. 18 19 [lass of Top Row Lane Anderson Joe Armstrong Linda Beattie Marlene Bireline Tim Bruns Nancy Caltrider Marie Chandler David Cooper WHAT WE ARE TO BE, WE ARE NOW BECOMING. Below Lane Anderson pouts because someone stole his gym shorts. To the right Mark Uhlman wonders which wise guy put the gym shorts in his stew. Karen Fett turns to say, “All right, wise guys, haven’t you ever heard that ‘too many cooks spoil the stew.’ ” Far right: Jerome Wedemeyer asks an oncomer if he put the soggy gym shorts in the bottom of his locker. To the right-Little do we know that in this picture Arlynn Vorrath’s hands are super-glued to his shirt. Shown in Art class he must complete his project by drawing with his mouth. Next Perry Mackrill asks, “Do you think 1 could get into Playgirl?” Far right Brian Rumple practices for a grudge match with the Canby Cavaliers. Below Amy Newman, Lori Siedelmann and Marty Engle show their loyalty to the Bomb- ers by being the only three poeple to wear Black and Gold on the day of that name during Homecoming week. Kenny Grimes Marlene Grubbs Brian Heckman Kim Huss Glenda Keating Kent Kilcoin Lucina Kimple Philip Knapp Darrell Kopaska Tom Lengel John Littler Mary Beth Littler Perry Mackrill Carl Moser Amy Newman Nancy Noland Bill Poland Karen Powell 22 Outspoken Graduates Below: Karen Powell shows her tactics for scaring off picture seekers. While Karen Fett and Arlynn Vorrath run for next hour class, having only three min- utes can make it close. Next, Tim Bruns dreams of Kindergarten when he could take a nap on a soft mat instead of a hard desk. To the right: Lu “the laugher” Kimpel is caught once again in the act of laughing at one of her own jokes. To the far right arc the se- niors’ hard-working class officers: vice- president, See No Evil, Lu Kimpel; president. Hear No Evil, Perry Mack- rill; treasurer. Speak No Evil. Karen Fett; secretary, Do No Evil or Have No Fun, Nancy Noland. Above: John Lit- tler tells of his dislike for Karen to stick her tongue out to the camera. ft fJ- Danny Rater Brenda Richter Terri Roberts Kristy Rochholz Randall Rubenking Brian Rumple Diane Ruppert John Schmeling Kevin Schmidt Roger Schwenneker Debra Sheeder Lori Siedelmann Mark Uhlman Ariynn Vorrath Jerome Wedemeyer Ron Wheatley Dave Whetstone Mark Young LANK ANDKRSON: I B 1.2.3,4;BB 1,2,3,4;Track 3;BSB 1.2,3,4; Royalty (and. 4:SC 4; AC Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4;NHS 4. LINDA BEATTIE: Swing 1,2; Mgr. 1.2; AC Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. MAR LI NK B1RKL1NK: Track 1. TIM BRUNS: I B 1.2.3;Track 1,2,3,4 ;BSB 1.2.3; AC Club 2,3,4 ; Science Club 3.4. NANCY CALTR1DLR: Track 1; Vocal 1; Pep Club 1.2,3,4. MARII CHANDLER: Track 1.2; AC Club 2.3,4;Science Club 2,3,4; Speech 1,2,3. MARGARET CLAUSEN DAVID COOPKR: I I A 1,2,3.4; IA Club 1.2,3,4. TIM DICKLY MARTY F.NGLK: Band 1,2,3.4; Vocal 1 ; Drama 1.2.3; SC 3.4; Year- book 1.2,3.4; Class Offer. 2; Science Club 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Span- ish Club 3.4;Speech 1. LLS EVANS: EB 1.2.3.4; BB 1; Track 1; BSB 1,2,3; Drama 2,3;SC 1; Newspaper 2,3. JOEL I AG A: IB 1.2,3,4 ;BB 1.2.3; Track 1.2; BSB 1,2.3; Vocal 2,3, 4; Drama 2,3,4;Swing 3,4. KATHY I AGA: BB 1;Track 1.2,3; Vocal 1; Drama 1.2;Swing 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Yearbook 1,2,3.4; AC Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3,4. ALAN EARLEY: BB 1. KAREN LETT: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz 1.2,3.4; Vocal 1; Drama 2,3,4; Li- brary Club 4; A-C Club 3,4;Class Offer. 3.4; Science Club 2.3.4; Stu- dent Sec. 4; NHS 3.4. DON I REDREGILL: I B 3;BB4;Track 2,3,4; Vocal 4;Drama 3;Li- brary Club 4; Swing 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 3,4; Span- ish Club 3.4. DAVID I RETTIM: Track 3. DAVID GETTLER: BB1; Track 1 ; Drama 1 ; I I A 1.2,3.4; IA Club 2.3.4. PAUL GETTLER. SC 4;Class Offer. 1. JONI GILLILAND: Vocal 1; Drama 2; Swing 1 .Royalty Cand.4; Cheerleader 1; Yearbook 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3.4. KENNY GRIMES MARLENE GRUBBS: BB 1,2,3;SC 3;Class Offer. 2,3;PcpClub 1,2, 3; Softball 1.2.3; Royalty Cand. 3,4. BRIAN HECKMAN: I B 1.2;Track 1; Vocal 1,2.3,4; Swing 4, AC Club 2.3,4; Science Club 4; IA Club I; Pep Club 2,3.4. KIM HUSS: Band 1; Vocal 1 ;Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1. GLENDA KEATING: Band 1,2,3,4;Speech 2; Pep Club 1. KENT K1LCOIN: Band 1,2;Jazz 1,2;BB 1.2,3.4;Track 1,2,3; Vocal 1.2; Drama 2; Swing 1,2;MGR 1 ; EIA 1.2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3;AC Club 1,2,3.4; IA Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4. LUCINA KIMPEL: Class Offer. 4;Science Club 2,3,4;Speech 1,2,3; NHS 3.4. PHIL KNAPP: I B 1.2,3.4 ; I I A 1.2.3,4; A-C Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4. DARRELL KOPASKA: Vocal 3;Ncwspaper 2.3.4;Spcech 3. TOM LENGEL: LEA 1,2,3,4. JOHN L1TTLER: Band 1,2,3.4; Jazz 1.2,3,4; Vocal 3.4; Sw ing 3,4; Drama 2.3,4; SC 1,2; Yearbook 2; Class Offer. 2,3; IA Club 1 ;NHS 3.4. MARY BETH LITTLI R: Band 1,2.3,4; Jazz 1; BB 1,2,3,4; Vocal I; Drama 1.2.3; Royalty Cand. 4; SC 1.4; Yearbook 2,3.4; A-C Club 2.3. 4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; NHS 4. PERRY MACKRILL: Band 1.2; BB 1,2,3,4;Track 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2; Swing 1; MGR 1; A-C Club 2.3,4; Class Offer. 2,4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4. CARL MOSER : Track 2; MGR 1.2.3. AMY NEWMAN: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz 3.4;Track 1.2; Vocal 3,4;Swing 4;Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; AC Club 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Spanish Club 3;NHS 3,4. NANCY NOLAND: Vocal 1; Drama 2; Royally Cand. 3;Cheerleader 1,2; ( lass Offer. 4; Newspaper 2.4; Pep Club 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 3. BILL POLAND I B 4. KARI N POWELL: Band l,2,3.4;Jazz 1.2,3,4;BB 1.2.3,4;Track 1.2; Vocal 1; Drama 1.2.3,4; Royalty Cand. 3; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; A-C Club 1,2.3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; NHS 4; Softball 1,2,3.4; Student Sec. 4. DAN RATER: Band 1.2; Jazz 1.2; I B 1,2,3.4; BB 1.2.3,4;Track 3; BSB 1,2,3.4; Royalty Cand. 4; AC Club 2,3.4; IA Club 1.4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4. BRENDA RICHTER: Band 1,2.3,4; Jazz 1; BB 1.2.3,4; Vocal 1; Drama 1,2,3,4; Royalty Cand. 3.4;SC 3,4; Yearbook 2,3; AC Club 3,4;( lass Offer. 2; Pep Hub 1,2,3,4;Spanish Club 3.4. KRISTY ROCHHOLZ. BB 1.2,3,4;Track l,3;Library Club4;Royal- ty Cand. 3.4; SC 3; AC Club 1,2.3,4; Newspaper 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2.3,4; NHS 3.4 ; Softball 1.3; Student Sect. 4. RANDY RUBENK1NG: Band 1.2.3.4;Jazz 1,2,3,4; I B 1.2:BB 1 ; Track 1,3; Drama 2,3.4; SC 3; Yearbook 2,3,4;Class Offer. 2; Science Club 2.3,4; NHS 3,4. BRIAN RUMPLE: I B 1.2.3,4; BSB 1.2,3;EEA 1,2,3.4; Royalty Cand. 4; AC Club 3,4; IA Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. DIANE RUPPLRT: Vocal 1 ;Cheerlcadcr 1; Yearbook 1.2; Science Club 4. 26 JOHN SCHMELING: I I A 1,2,3.4. KEVIN SCHMIDT ROGER SCHWENNEKER: IT A 1.2.3.4;IA Club 3.4. Senior Activities DEBRA SHEEDER: Band 1.2,3,4:Jazz 1.2,3.4;BB 1.2,3,4;Track 1, And Awards 2; Soil ball 1,2,3; Drama 3;A-CClub 2.3,4; Pep Club 2,3.4. LORI SIEDELMANN: Band 2.3,4;Track I,2,4;Vocal 1,3; A-C Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Softball 1,2.3. MARK UHLMAN: I B 1,2,3,4; IT A 1,2,3,4;A-C Club 3,4; Pep Club 3.4. ARLYNN VORRAT1I: I I A I. JEROME WEDI MEYER: IB 1.2,3,4;BB 1,2,3,4 :FFA 1.2.3.4; SC 4; A-C Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. RON WHEATLEY: I I A 1,2,3.4. DAVE WHETSTONE: Track 1,2.4;FFA 1.2;Class Offer. I. MARK YOUNG: I B 1,2,3.4;Track 2;MGR 1; A-C Club 4;Speech 1.2.3.4. Federated Women’s Club Debra Sheeder American Legion Citizenship Kenny Grimes VFW “Voice of Democracy” Amy Newman John Philip Sousa Karen Fett Louis Armstrong Randy Rubenking John Littler Vocal Music Amy Newman Journalism Kristy Rochholz Dramatics Randy Rubenking Speech Mark Young Science Lu Kimpel Mathematics John Littler Social Science Brenda Richter Business Kristy Rochholz Student Secretary Karen Fett Agriculture Roger Schwenneker Art Randy Rubenking Diane Ruppert Home Economics Lu Kimpel English Amy Newman Spanish Marie Chandler Century III Leadership Amy Newman Am Vet Scholarship Lu Kimpel Family Leadership of Tomorrow Karen Fett State of Iowa Scholars Lu Kimpel, Amy Newman Karen Fett Cert, of Scholarship Marty Engle Drake Scholarship Randy Rubenking Karen Fett Perry Mackrill UNI Merit Scholarship John Littler FFA Scholarship Kent Kilcoin A-C Student Council Scholarship John Littler Kristy Rochholz Masonic Scholarship Amy Newman Women’s Federated Scholarship Karen Fett ACEA Scholarship Perry Mackrill “1 Dare You” Award Randy Rubenking Brenda Richter Bar Association Citizenship Randy Rubenking Salutatorian Award Lu Kimpel Valedictorian Award Karen Fett COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Monday Evening, May 16 8:00 o’clock Processional-“Friends”..........................Elton John and Bernie Taupin Invocation..............................Rev. Bill Tomlinson Welcome...............................................Perry Mackrill Salutatorian Address.................................Lucina Kimpel Valedictorian Address...........................Karen Fett Presentation of Special Awards: Bar Association Citizenship Award.........William Fisher Recognition of Honor Society.......................Steve Hornung Salutatorian Award Valedictorian Award Presentation of Class of 1977. . .............Dick Shockey Presentation of Diplomas...............................Dean Mowry Benediction.............................Rev. John Schauer Recessional—“We May Never Pass This Way Again” .......................................Seals Crofts 29 Annual Senior Trip Proves Sueeessful Above-Mary Beth Littler, Joni Gilliland, Brian Heckman, Kristy Rochholz, Linda Beattie, and Nancy Caltrider, look at the fountain in the Washington Cathedral. Above right This Egyptian statue was on display in the Smithsonian Art Center. At right—Jerome Wedemeyer, Brian Rumple, Kevin Smidt, and Lane Anderson take time to rest in front of the Building of History and Technology. Bottom left-Mr. and Mrs. Cress, Jerome Wedemeyer, Kent Kikoin, and Mark Uhl man explore Gettysburg. Bottom right This dinosaur, in the Smithsonian Institute, proved both exciting and educa- tional for all the Seniors. 30 Above, the junior class officers are Gary Lundy, Vice Presi- dent: Diane Dinkla. Secretary Treasurer; Client flings. Presi- dent. Below: Adair Casey’s own Burt Reynolds Mike Bran- nen. Kathy Anderson Tint Armstrong Bill Bates John Beer Mike Brannen Eddie Carl J udy Christofferson Diane Davis John Davis Tom Dickey Diane Dinkla Les Elgin Chcm Elings Deb Ernst Debbie Evans Shirley Fagan Jlenee Fett Dan Fredregill Marc Hamilton Deanne Heater 32 How To Be a Junior and Make It Through the Week Above left. Janet Ruppert seems quite puzzled. Above right, Gail Rater, alias Madame Elise, looks on at the fall play. Above left. Renee Fett glues her eyes on some unsuspecting fellow. Above right. Kathy Anderson keeps a sharp lookout for her camera. Left. Glenda Warner is dumbfound- ed - someone stole her algebra as- signment. Sharon Lewellen David Ludwig Gary Lundy Shelley Maas Alan McCoy t Jerry McClain Jay Moser David Murphy Mike Murphy Cindy Newman Above, Faith Newman seems to know more than she’s tell- ing. Center. Matt Parker and Chetn tilings pause for fun and games in the band room. Below, mourners for the defeated Earlham team are Judi Christofferson. Gina Scholl. Mark Whetstone. Matt Parker, John Beer, Tim Armstrong, and Ross Leeper. The victim is Mike Brannen. I- Faith Newman Matt Parker Virgil Phippen Gail Rater Jan Ruppert Gina Scholl Rick Sheeder Jeff Spangler Jeff Stetzel Angela Turner Dale Vogi Brenda Warner Glenda Warner Doug Wedemeyer Teresa Young Sophomores Art Young Tammy Bates Terry Beattie Linda Bireline Jennifer Caltrider Diane Carl Darla Carstens Linda Chandler Edward Chestnut Dale Clarke Frank Daugard Matt Davis Kevin Edgington Clint Engle Steve Faga Mike Fagan Cathie Farley Deanna Farnsworth Kurt Cress Sharlene Grubbs Judy Hough Curt Jacobsen Patti Knapp Darwin Kopaska Phyllis Kopp Jeff Kuster Charles Littler Leta Lovell Carol Ludwig Lori Ludwig Craig Lundy Kurk Mackrill Far left: Dale Clarke, alias Professor Clarke. Upper left: Leta Lovell gets answers from Ramona Opiol while Mr. Beecher leaves the room. Lower left: While in Mr. Queck’s class, Terry Beattie’s theory seems to be “Peace on earth and mercy mild ...” Above, Andy Rubenking wonders, “Should I start my letter with ‘My dearest Dar cy’or‘My love’? Upper right: Curt Parrott is ready to “Sock it to’em! Lower right: Andy and Curt, “That’s the grade school battle cry!” 37 Terry Magill Joni Marckmann Linda Miller Evelyn Nelson Lyle Oberholtz Ramona Opiol Mark Parker Curt Parrott Pam Parrott Lonnie Poland Peggy Powell Victor Raibikis Terri Richter Andy Rubenking Donna Schmeling Greg Schmidt J udi Scholl Rodney Schwenneker Donnie Sheeder Gwen Soper Janet Stephenson Paul Stolk Leonard Thompson Marcia Twidt Rhonda Vorrath Ty Westergaard Jeff Westphal Rick Wheatley Rhonda Wilson Marvin Young 38 Upper right: Mark Parker quips, “It’s got to be in here. Middle right: Kurk Mackrill demonstrates his puckering ability. Bottom right: Rhonda Vorrath asks, “Whatcha doin' tonight, sweety?” Bottom left: Janet Stephenson asks Judi Scholl for a quick answer to a homework assignment. On the preceding page, lower left: “Open wide, Clint.” Lower right: Terry questions his fellow classmates, “Hey, you guys, did you watch Charlie’s Angels last night?” Class officers shown below are: Linda Bireline, president; Marcia Twidt, vice presi- dent; Deanna Farnsworth, secretary-treasurer; Peg Powell, student council; Andy Rubenking, student council. Teresa Anderson Barb Armstrong David Bassett Sue Betts Jim Brannen Helene Brownlee Mark Chaney Deanna Chesnut Beverly DeWitt Ronnie Draman Mark Edgington John Elgin Cheryl Emgarten Sherry Evans David Farley Steve Farley Sandra Fett Cathy Fredregill Extreme left: “Blow hard, Tammy!” Center: “Winnie the Pooh Wins the Game,” Freshman homecoming skit. Above: Kelly Powell says, “Should 1 write “Go-Fite-Win or “S-p-i-r-i-t”? Middle: What a hard-working class the freshmen proved to be. Bottom: “Why, Lisa, what big teeth you have.” Gloria Ginn Dan Gustafson Eldon Harl Lisa Hay Dwight Kimber Scott Kingery Mark Larson Mark Lengel Chantel Lovell Cindy Mains Lisa Marcellus Pat McClain 41 Colleen Murphy Tainmy Ocheltree Merlin Phippen Jo Ann Piagman Kelly Powell Rose Raibikis Renae Rayl Sharon Richter Freshmen Are Steppin Up Lori Rochholz Penny Sheeder Doug Schmeling Sherry Thompson Donald Vogl Mark Williams Lari Whetstone Nancy Whetstone Lower left. The freshman window “Walking Tall won first place during homecoming. Lower right. Lisa Marcellus warns Pat McClain that he won't be able to copy her home- work again. 42 Aisa 43 Slow Start—Bombers Pick lip 5-4 Record Pictured above are the 1976 A-C Bombers' Varsity Football team. Front: Curt Parrott, Jim Brannen, Scott Kingery, Rick Wheatley, Kevin Fdgington. Mike Fagan. David Bassett, Ran- dy Kuester. Frank Daugaard. manager. Second row: Jeff Stetzel, Client Flings, John Beer. Matt Parker. Joe Arm- strong. Mike Brannen, Joel Faga. Bill Poland, Mark Parker, Third row: Andy Rubenking, Jeff Spangler. Tim Armstrong, Les Evans. Brian Rumple, Ross Leeper. Lane Anderson. Je- rome Wedenteyer, Terry Beattie. Back row: Craig Lundy, Mark Young, Dan Fredregill, Mark Whetstone. Phil Knapp, Dan Rater. Mark Uhlman. Kurk Mackrill. Terry Richter. Below are the J-V Gridders. They are Mark Parker, Jim Bran- nen. Mike Fagan, Rick Wheatley, Scott Kingery, Dave Bas- sett. Behind: Randy Kuester. Terry Beattie, Kurk Mackrill, Kevin Fdgington. Andy Rubenking, Terry Beattie, Craig Lun, dy. Curt Parrott. 44 SEASON RECORD A-C 6 S-M 37 A-C 6 B-F 18 A-C 0 Guthrie 36 A-C 25 C-M 14 A-C 6 P-L 28 A-C 39 Anita 12 A-C 37 Earlham 37 A-C 20 Orient 14 overtime A-C 33 Dexfield 2 5 wins, 4 losses Bombers Finish 4th In Conference Race The 1976 football season was successful in many ways. It was a year where the team had to fight off adversity to have a successful record of 5 wins, 4 losses. This put A-C fourth in the conference race. The year began with three straight losses and ended in four straight victories. According to Coach Hornung. “Specific memories that were enjoyable for me were the homecoming victory over Earlham, four straight victories, and Parents’ Night which was the last game of the season where A-C bombed Dexfieid 33 to 2. 6 Pictured at the right is the 1976-77 Girls' Varsity Basket- ball team. Row 1: Renae Rayl and Renee Fett. Row 2: Glenda Warner and Judy Hough. Row 3: Teresa Young. Diane Dinkla.and Peggy Powell. Row 4: Teresa Ander- son. Brenda Richter. Deb Sheedcr, Phyllis Kopp. Karen Powell, and Sharon Lcwellen. Row 5: Cheryl Emgarten, Angela Turner. Kristy Rochholz, and Kelly Powell. Below is the Girl’s Junior Varsity Team. Left to Right: Cindy Mains, Lori Rochholz, Deanna Chesnut, Lisa Hay, Evelyn Nelson, Patti Knapp. Deb Sheeder, Phyllis Kopp, Renee Fett, Judy Hough, Renae Rayl, Glenda Warner, Sharon Lewellcn, Teresa Young, Tammy Ocheltree, Lin- da Bireline, Brenda Warner, Back Row: Nancy Whet- stone, Gwen Soper, Teresa Anderson, Peggy Powell, De- anna Farnsworth, Lisa Marcellus, and Coach Allyn Mona- ghan. Young Team + Old Coach = Winning Team A-C forwards display great performances of grace and agility. Diane Dinkla takes a flying leap. Angela Turn- er plays her usual position well-floor baby. Cheryl Emgarten says, “Hold em' Sharon, I’m cornin’ to help!” Above left: Kelly Powell. Above right: Cheryl Emgar- ten. Below left: Karen Powell. Below right: Sharon Lewellen. 49 Bombers Lose Final Seetional Game To End Winning Season The varsity boys’ team is pic- tured above. Front: Coach Glenn Anderson, Jerry Mc- Clain, Gary Lundy, Terri Rich- tor, Jeff Spangler, Kent Kil- coin. Dale Vogl, Coach Dale Witt. Back: Perry Mackrill, Curt Jacobsen, Kurt Gress, Doug Schmeling, Chuck Lit- tler, Dan Rater, Lane Ander- son, Jerome Wedemeyer. The junior varsity boys’ team is pictured above: Front: Terri Richter, Jerry McClain, Dale Vogl, Andy Rubenking. Back: Gary Lundy, Jeff Spangler, Don Fredregill, Craig Lundy, Coach Dale Witt. On the next page, lower left, Dan Rater, Jerry McClain, Curt Parrott, Kurt Gress Kent Kil- coin, Doug Schmeling, Curt Jacobsen, Perry Mackrill, and Coach Witt are scattered around the Bomber huddle. Lower right, Kurt Gress shoots over his short defender as Dan Rater, Lane Anderson, and Chuck Littler move in for the rebound. so The freshmen boys’ team is pictured above. Front: Dan Gus- tafson, Pat McClain. Back: Mark Edgington, Don Vogl, Steve Farley, Mark Lengel, Doug Schmeling, Coach Dale Witt, Dave Bassett, Eldon Harl, Earl Whetstone, Scott Kingery. At the right, Dan Rater shoots a freethrow as Chuck Littler and Kurt Gress await a possible rebound. Sports’ Managers Upper left, football managers Dave Farley, Marvin Young, and Frank Daugaard. Middle left, girls’ basketball managers Deanne Heater, Kathy Anderson. Deb Carl. Lower left, boys’ basketball managers Dave Farley and Frank Daugaard. The football statisticians are shown above. They are Teresa Young and Kathy Anderson (back). Renee Fett and Diane Dinkla are shown in front. Track managers are Joe Kunkle and Frank Daugaard. Row 1: Tammy Ocheltree, Kelly Powell, Diane Dinkla, Renee Rayl, Glenda Warner. Row 2: Lori Rochholz, Lori Siedelmann, Lisa Marcellus, Rose Raibikis. Row 3: Peggy Powell, Teresa Anderson, Teresa Young. Highlights of the season are: (1) Diane Dinkla placing first in 100 m. hurdles in conference, (2) Teresa Anderson passing everyone in the mile to come in 3rd at the A-C Bomberette Invitational, (3) Kelly Powell high jumping 4’8” for 2nd and 3rd places at the conference and Bomberette invitationals, (4) Tammy Ocheltree sprinting 100’s and 220’s for points. Tammy Ocheltree _____-- Curt Jacobsen Row 1: Pat McClain, Eldon Harl, Scott Kingery, Doug Schmeling. Row 2: Mark Parker, Andy Rubenking, Ed- die Chesnut, Vic Raibikis, Craig Lundy, Coach Lohr. Row 3: Ross Leeper, Mike Brannen, Chem Elings, Bill Bates, Gary Lundy, Jeff Stetzel. Row 4: Coach Witt, Dave Murphy, Dave Whetstone, Mike Fagan, Tim Bruns, Kurk Mackrill, Perry Mackrill, Curt Gress, Don Fredre- gill, Curt Jacobsen, Alan McCoy, Manager Frank Dau- gaard, Joe Kunkle. The boys’ track squad had a good season, placing well in all major meets. The team ex- celled in field events while injuries and illness riddled the squad’s running ability. New records: Curt Jacobsen, high jump, 6’ 2”; Mike Brannen, pole vault, 11’ 6”; Dave Whetstone, 2 mile run, 10:46.2. 55 Row 1: Steve Ferguson, Jim Brannen, Kevin Armstrong, Bill Byars, Jerry McClain. Row 2: Scott Kingery.Curt Parrott, Eldon Harl, Mark Chaney, Craig Lundy, Vic Raibikis, Jeff Larson. Row 3: Coach Mr. Monaghan, Andy Rubenking, Curt Jacobsen, Kirk Mack- rill, Lane Anderson, Dan Rater, Dale Clarke, Curt Marcellus. The varsity baseball team is coached by Mr. Monaghan who is pictured at the right. 56 Junior Varsity Baseball: Row 1: Jeff Larson, Kevin Arm- strong, Jerry McClain, Bill Byars, Steve Ferguson. Row 2: Coach Monaghan, Vic Raibikis, Craig Lundy, Andy Ruben- king, Eldon Harl, Dale Clarke, and Curt Marcellus. Below, Vic Raibikis and Craig Lundy run onto the field for practice. Curt Parrott makes another lucky swing for A-C. Summer Sportsmen Swing Into Action 57 Inexperienced Softball Team Hopes for 4th or 5th Place in Conference. Row 1: Tammy Ocheltree, Deanna Chesnut, Sharon Lewel- len, Glenda Warner, Sharlene Grubbs, Judy Hough, and Sandy Powell. Row 2: Diane Dinkla, Teresa Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Angela Turner, Teresa Young, Gail Rater, Brenda Warner, Kelly Powell, and Coach Steve Beecher. Upper right, Sharlene Grubbs sprints for first base. To the left Teresa Anderson tells Tammy Ocheltree that it’s safe to go. 58 r All Conference Performers Top performers in football were Jerome Wedemeyer, first team offense; John Beer, honorable mention; Lane Anderson, second team offense. Standing: Chem Elings, honorable men- tion; Ross Leeper, second team offense; Jeff Spangler, honor- able mention; Matt Parker, first team defense; and Dan Rater, first team offense. Above right: Girls’ basketball honorees are Angela Turner, second team; Kristy Rochholz, third team; and Karen Powell, second team. Boys’ basketball honorees are Chuck Littler, first team; Dan Rater, third team; and Jerome Wedemeyer, second team. Girls’ softball honorees are shown at the middle left. Karen Powell made second team and Diane Dinkla was chosen for honorable mention. At the lower left are the baseball hon- orees. Lane Anderson was chosen for the second team while Dan Rater made honorable mention. 59 Cheerleaders Spread Cheer At right. Varsity Cheerleaders, sitting: Gina Scholl. Judy Christofferson, Janet Stephenson: standing: Amy Newman, Judi Scholl and Marcia Twidt. Below left. Junior Varsity Football Cheerlead- ers, Kelly Powell, Tammy Ocheltree, Sharon Richter, Helene Brownlee and Renae Rayl. Below right. Junior Varsi- ty Basketball Cheerleaders. Helene Brownlee, Chantal Lovell and Faith Newman. 60 V Homecoming Victory for Adair-Casey The Homecoming evening started out a success with A-C defeating Earlham 37 to 12. Matt Parker was star player as he rushed for 112 yards in 15 carries and scored 2 touchdowns. Joe Armstrong had 70 yards of rushing in 12 carries and 1 touch- down. Lane Anderson scored 1 touchdown which involved a 45 yard pass. Defensive standouts of the game were Matt Parker and Chem Llings. The AC fans were proud of their performance. 62 Upper left, Diane Dinkla, Mike Brannen, and Renee Lett enjoy the dance. Upper right. Brenda Monaghan presents flowers and crown to Brenda and Jerome. Below, candidates seated on stage during the dance: Joni Gilliland, Dan Rater, Kris Rochholz, Brian Rum pie, Brenda Richter, Jerome Wedemeyer, Mary Beth Littler. Joe Armstrong. Marlene Grubbs, and Lane Anderson. The theme for Adair-Casey’s Homecoming this year was “Fri- day Night at the Movies”. During halftime of the ballgame Bren- da Richter and Jerome Wedemeyer were crowned Queen and King. The traditional dance was held after the game with music provided by Hitchcock Road Band. The gym was decorated by the Sophomore class and they indeed did a splendid job. All classes decorated a window in both Adair and Casey. The Fresh- men window was voted the best and they received a cash prize of $25. The seniors received the top prize for having the best skit. � rRiDAr k TlfF MOV r j STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN It s whispered that soon, if we all call the tune. Then the piper will lead us to reason. Aiid a new day will dawn For those who stand long And the forests w ill echo with laughter. Andris we wind on down the road. Our shadows taller than our souls; There walks a lady we all know ho shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold. And. if you listen very hard. The tune w ill come to you at last; VX hen all are one and one is all. To he a rock and not to roll. Stairway to Heaven Class wills and prophecies were read by Chem Elings, Teresa Young, Mark Whetstone, and Brenda Warner. Guest speakers from the faculty were Mr. Dale Witt and Mr. Steve Stafford. 64 After the usual confusion, prom was a success. The juniors chose the theme “Stairway to Heaven” and started work on memory books, napkins, invitations, and servers’ outfits. The shop boys built a spiral staircase that went in the middle of the dance floor. Roman type pillars, a fountain, borrowed bridge and lawn furni- ture completed the entryway. Blue, silver, and white streamers decorated the dance floor. The band, Hot Jam. set up on the stage. After the dance many people headed to the movie, Silver Streak, at Atlantic. Prom servers chosen by the ju- nior class were Chuck Littler, Clint Engle, Kurk Mackrill, Kurt Gress, Curt Jacobsen, Curt Parrott, Terri Richter, Mike Fa- gan, Craig Lundy, Rick Wheatley, Judi Scholl, Judy Hough, Janet Stevenson, Ronda Vorrath, Lon- nie Poland. Marcia Twidt, Shar- lene Grubbs, Pam Parrott, Linda Bireline, and Peg Powell. 65 King Jerome Wedemeyer Queen Brenda Richter Left, Lane Anderson Marlene Grubbs Right, Joni Gilliland Dan Rater Left, Brian Rumple Kristy Rochholz Right, Joe Armstrong Mary Beth Littler Above left is Gail Rater, band queen. She represented A-C at the Carroll band days in the fall. Above right is Diane Dinkla, track queen. She was entered in queen contests at the Tiger- ette Relays and the A-C Relays. Below are shown the candidates for FFA Sweetheart, Diane Dinkla, Gina Scholl, Queen Renee Fett, Judy Christofferson, and Cindy Newman. These girls had to bake a pie, sew a patch, take a test over the FFA manual, and be voted on by the local FFA chapter. Conference Art Fair Above: Dave Murphy, Kurk Mackrill, Tammy Ocheltree, Mary Beth Littler, Mart Engle, Jan Ruppert. Middle: Randy Rubenking, Darwin Wetzel. Be- low: David Frettim, Diane Rup- pert. The conference art fair was held at A-C this year. A-C came out quite well winning fifteen ribbons and four medals. First in black and white drawing Fourth in lettering Fifth in black and white drawing Fifth in color drawing......... Second in oil painting Third in color drawing......... Second in ceramics Third in ceramics.............. First in crafts................ Fourth in ceramics............. Fifth in ceramics.............. Third in crafts................ Fifth in 3-D................... Fifth in jewelry............... Fourth in photography.......... Randy Rubenking . . . Darwin Wetzel . . . David Frettim . . .Diane Ruppert .Tammy Ocheltree . . . Kurk Mackrill . . . . Jan Ruppert . Mary Beth Littler ......Mart Engle . . . .Dave Murphy 68 Update ’77 Above left, Marcia Twidt and Kathy Anderson model the latest in loungewear. They carry Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls created by Mart Engle. Center, Peg Powell shows the ever popular jean top. Right, Diane Davis and Joan Marck- mann are stylish in neat summer coordinates. Joan sewed summer playwear, which matches her blouse, for her nieces and nephews. At the left, we see Nancy Caltrider in her down-filled vest as she stalks her latest prey, Peggy “Gorilla” Powell. Below, Phil Knap, Kent Kilcoin, and Jerome Wede- meyer model their sewing projects from singles living class. Style Show Pictured above is the cast for the fall play, “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.” Back row: Joel Faga, Judy Christofferson, Brenda Richter, Randy Rubenking, Tantmy Ocheltree. Front: Kathy Anderson, Gail Rater, Kurt Gress, Lori Rochholz, Lisa Hay, Jeff Spangler, Andy Rubenking, Frank Daugaard, Sharon Richter, Cindy Mains, Helene Brownlee, Renae Rayl. Not pic- tured: Karen Powell and Kelly Powell. To the right, Randy Rubenking proves that his head really is hollow. Below, everyone looks around to find out where that awful smell is coming from (Joel Faga’s feet!) Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 70 “Dracula, Baby” Pictured at the left. Count Dracula portrayed by John Uttler. Below left, Van Helsing (Chuck Uttler) looks toward Seward’s Sanitarium to save everyone from the vampire. To the right, Sylvia (Gail Rater) stirs up a brew to tell Count Dracula who his true love is. Pictured below is the cast from the spring musical, Dracula, Baby.” They are, back row: Gail Rater, Joel Faga. Randy Rubenking, Shelley Maas, Diane Dinkla, John Uttler. Middle: Amy Newman, Lori Rochholz, Lisa Hay, Judy Christofferson, Kurt Gress, Andy Rubenking, Deanna Chesnut, Brenda War- ner, Chuck Uttler. Front: Ronda Wilson, Karen Fett, Diane Davis, Cindy Mains, Joe Kunkle, Rusty Wilson, Not pictured: Karen Powell. 71 Above is pictured the Adair-Casey Marching Band; Flag Hold- ers, Deb Ernst, Lori Siedelman, Brenda Warner, Glenda War- ner, Ass. Drum Major. Karen Powell, Seargent at Arms— Brenda Richter, Drum Major. Mary Beth Littler. The Drill Team; front row, Kathy Farley, Lori Ludwig, Jennifer Cal- trider, Cathy Fredregill, left side, Lori Rocholz, Donna Schmeling, Pam Parrot, Judi Scholl, right row, Joni March- man, Janet Stevenson, Marcia Twidt, Shirley Fagan. The Band Members; John Littler, Randy Rubenking, Charles Lit- tler, David Murphy, Chem Elings, Rodney Schwenneker, Rick Sheeder, Marvin Young, Jeff Westphal, Teresa Ander- son, John Elgin, Doug Schmeling, Earl Whetstone, DeAnne Heater, Mark Williams, Gail Rater, Deb Sheeder, Andy Ru- benking, Eldon Harl, Kelly Powell, David Bassett, Karen Fett, Cindy Newman, Peggy Powell, Lisa Hay, Matt Parker, Eddie Chesnut, Penny Sheeder, Faith Newman, Amy New- man, Phyllis Kopp, Sandra Fett, Cindy Mains, Kathy Ander- son, Darla Carstens, Marty Engle, Diane Davis, Les Elgin, Sharon Lewellen, Alan McCoy, Angela Turner, Linda Miller, Carol Ludwig, Linda Bireline, Evelyn Nelson, Cheryl Emgar- ten, Gwen Soper, Kurt Gress, Craig Lundy, Victor Raibikis, Ty Westergaard, Deanna Chestnut, Dwight Kimber, Joan Plagman, Mark Whetstone, Mark Parker, Tammy Ocheltree, Glenda Keating, Helene Brownlee, Sharon Richter, Deanna Farnsworth, Renae Rayl. Instrumental Music i __n 72 Front: The A-C Band is shown above, Phyllis Kopp, Cindy Mains, Amy Newman, Faith Newman, Karet Fett, Cindy Newman, Peggy Powell, Sharon Richter, Renae Rayl, Eddie Chestnut, Matt Parker. Middle: Linda Miller, Diane Davis, Sharon Lewellen, David Bassett, Eldon Harl, Debbie Sheed- er, Kelly Powell, Andy Rubenking, Gail Rater. Back: Marvin Young, Rodney Schwenneker, Jeff Westphal, John Elgin, Karen Powell, Lisa Hay, Mark Whetstone, David Murphy, John Littler, Randy Rubenking, Chem Elings, Chuck Littler, Mr. Harris. Below is shown the A-C Concert Band. Amy New- man, Phyllis Kopp, Cindy Mains, Deanna Farnsworth, Sandra Fett, Brenda Richter, Mary Beth Littler, Linda Miller, Karen Powell, Marty Engle. Second: Karen Fett, Cindy Newman, Peggy Powell, Lisa Hay, Darla Carstens, Kathy Anderson, Jennifer Caltrider, Lori Ludwig, Joni Marckmann, Gwen So- per, Evelyn Nelson, Les Elgin, Diane Davis, Angela Turner, Sharon Lewellen, Carol Ludwig. Third: Rick Sheeder, De- anne Heater, Jeff Westphal, Marvin Young, Rodney Schwen- neker, Faith Newman, Penny Sheeder, Matt Parker, Eddie Chestnut, Donna Schmeling, Judi Scholl, Linda Bireline, Cheryl Emgarten, Renae Rayl, Tammy Ocheltree, Sharon Richter, Helene Brownlee, Glenda Keating. Fourth: John Lit tier, Randy Rubenking, David Murphy, Chuck Littler, Doug Schmeling, Teresa Anderson, John Elgin, Earl Whetstone, Da vid Bassett, Eldon Harl, Debbie Sheeder, Kelly Powell, Andy Rubenking, Gail Rater. Back: Mr. Harris, Craig Lundy, Vic- tor Raibikis, Kurt Gress, Mark Whetstone, JoAnn Plagman, Deanne Chestnut, Ty Westergaard. i Girl’s Glee: Front, Cindy Mains, Faith Newman, Lori Rochholz, Deanna Chesnut, Penny Sheeder, Bev DeWitt, Sandy Fett, Sherry Thompson. Row 2: JoAnn Plag- man, Diane Dinkla, Renee Fett, Amy Newman, Nancy Whetstone, Joni Marckmann, Linda Miller, Penny Boblett. Row 3: Gloria Ginn, Deb Ernst, Gail Rater, Phyllis Kopp, Cindy Newman, Judy Christofferson, Brenda War- ner, and Diane Davis. Mixed Chorus: Front, JoAnn Plagman, Faith New- man, Cindy Mains, Deanna Chesnut, Penny Sheeder, Bev DeWiti, Sandy Fett. Linda Miller. Row 2: Diane Dinkla, Renee Fett, Amy Newman. Mark Larson, Joe Kunkle. Sherry Thompson, Penny Boblett. Row 3: Lori Rochholz, Gloria Ginn, Nancy Whetstone, Brian Heckman, Steve Faga, Gail Rater, Deb Ernst, Lisa Hay. Row 4: Brenda Warner, Cindy Newman, Judy Christofferson, Don Fredregill, Marvin Young, Chuck Littler, John Littler, Diane Davis, Joni Marchmann, and Phyllis Kopp. Pictured at the right is Swing Choir. Front: Diane Dinkla, Brian Heckman, Amy Newman, Renee Fett, Joe Kunkle, Faith Newman. Row 2: Gail Rater, Cindy Newman, Joni Marckmann, Judy Christofferson, Brenda Warner, Lisa Hay. Row 3: Steve Faga. Don Fredregill, Marvin Young, Chuck Littler, Mark Larson. Music Department 74 This year’s Speech Group at A-C was very successful. Mem- bers of the group are shown above. From left to right are; Rhonda Wilson, Curt Parrott, Frankie Daugaard, Supervis- or Mr. Stafford, Ty Westergaard, Marvin Young, and Phyl- lis Kopp. Not shown is Mark Young. Ty and Rhonda got a 1 at district and went to state in Duet Acting. Mark Young received a 4 at Conference. Frankie, Marvin and Phyllis all received a 2 at district. Speech Group Talks Their Way to District 75 Annual Staff Mixes Experience and Inexperienee The annual staff was a mixture of experienced and inexperienced members. Four year members were Mary Beth Littler, editor; Marty Engle, Co-editor; Kathy Faga, index editor; Joni Gilliland, business manager; and Karen Powell, sports editor. The en- tire staff is shown above. Row 1: Karen Powell, Helene Brownlee. Joni Gilliland, Kathy Faga, Cheryl Emgarten, and Lisa Marcellus. Row 2; Mary Beth Littler, Marty Engle, Sharon Richter, Jan Ruppert.Gary Lundy, and Les Elgin. Not pictured: Don Fredregill. The annual photographers are shown above. Front: Renae Rayl, Dave Murphy, and Jim Brannen. Behind: Curt Parrott, Kelly Powell, Kathy Anderson, Shelley Maas, and Randy Rubcnking. Special recognition goes to Randy Rubcnking for designing the cover and division pages of this year’s annual. He spent a great deal of time and effort to sketch the cover and division pages to tie in with our theme, Adair-Casey’s Greatest Hits. 76 Snoop Staff Produces Second Senior Issue The SNOOP gained a new advisor this year, Mr. Ronnye Stormcr. After a suc- cessful tribute to the seniors in a spe- cial edition of the SNOOP, the staff de- cided to continue this tradition. Front: Deb Ernst, Judy Christofferson, Kristy Rochholz, Nancy Noland, Pam Parrott. Back: Darrell Kopaska, Donna Schniel- ing. Deb Evans, Cindy Newman, Debra Carl, and Mr. Stormer. Above left: Dale Vogl, Jeff Spangler, and Doug Wedemeyer look over the latest edi- tion. Above right: Rhonda Vorrath and Donna Schmeling discuss possibilities for future stories. Kristy Rochholz served as editor of the SNOOP for the second year. 77 Volunteer library workers were active in helping Elementary students check out books. Front: Cindy Peterson, Peggy Pow- ell, Renee Fett, Teresa Young, Marcia Twidt, and Janelle Hunt. Back: Helene Brownlee, Renae Rayl, Don Fredregill, Marlene Grubbs, Rodney Schwenneker, Karen Fett, Greg Schmidt, and Sharon Richter. The National Honor Society is shown below. Front: Randy Rubenking, president; Karen Fett, secretary treasurer; Mr. Lohr, and Kristy Rochholz, vice president. Behind: Faith Newman, Sharon Lewellen, John Littler, Cindy Newman, Karen Powell, Gail Rater, Diane Davis, Mary Beth Littler, Lu- cina Kimpel, Amy Newman, Lane Anderson, Dale Vogl, Dave Murphy, Diane Dinkla, and Gary Lundy. Student Council, Library Volunteers, and NHS Provide Valuable Services ••bove are our hard working council, Officers: Mart Engle, -tary Treasurer; Brenda Richter, . resident; Dave Murphy, Vice Presi- dent. Behind: Lane Anderson, Jerome Wedemeyer, Paul Gettler, Mike Bran- nen, Mary Beth Littler, Gail Rater, Matt Parker, Andrew Rubenking, Peg- gy Powell, Kelly Powell, and Jim Bran- nen. Members of the student council are stringing popcorn for the Christmas tree. 7� Members of PEP CLUB are shown above. Row 1: G. Scholl, A. Newman, J. Stephenson, J. Scholl, M. Twidt, J. Christof- ferson. Row 2: J. Ruppert, T. Bruns, K. Kilcoin, J. Beer, Ms. Schafer, M. Uhlman, L. Anderson, P. Knapp, L. Evans, J. We- demeyer, D. Rater. Row 3: B. Warner, T. Armstrong, M. Bran- nen, D. Ernst, M. Parker, B. Rumple, B. Richter, M. Engle, P. Mackrill, D. Dinkla, K. Powell. Row 4: D. Davis, C. Emgarten, G. Warner. R. Leeper, C. Elings, P. Kopp, E. Nelson, G. Soper, D. Farnsworth, L. Hay. Row 5: S. Fett, M. B. Littler, G. Rat- er. R. Fett, P. Powell, C. Newman, L. Bireline, P. Parrott, D. Schmeling, H. Brownlee, L. Marcellus. Row 6: G. Keating, F. Newman, D. Carl, T. Anderson, C. Littler, S. Kingery, K. Gress, S. Richter, R. Rayl, Row 7: D. Sheeder, L. Beattie, D. Heater, S. Lewellen, E. Chesnut, V. Raibikis, C. Lundy, E. Harl. Row 8: A. Turner, T. Young, K. Rochholz, K. Powell, K. Anderson, S. Maas. R. Rubenking, B. Heckman, D. Mur- phy, J. Brannen, M. Chaney Members of A-C CLUB are shown below. Row 1: G. Scholl, A. Newman. J. Stephenson, J. Scholl, M. Twidt, J. Christoffei son. Row 2: B. Warner, T. Bruns, K. Kilcoin, D. Dinkla, P. Mackrill, M. B. Littler, M. Uhlman, L. Anderson, P. Knapp, L. Evans. Row 3: F. Newman, T. Armstrong, J. Beer. M. Bran nen, M. Parker, B. Rumple, B. Richter, J. Wedemeyer, D. Rat er. Row 4: J. Marckmann, G. Warner, R. Leeper, C. Elings, T. Westergaard, P. Kopp, E. Nelsen, G. Soper, D. Farnsworth. Row 5: G. Rater, R. Fett, J. Stetzel, E. Chesnut, A. Ruben- king, P. Powell, C. Newman, L. Bireline, P. Parrott, F. Dau- gard, J. Caltrider, L. Ludwig. Row 6: D. Sheeder, M. Chand- ler, M. Young, J. Spangler, C. Jacobsen, C. Littler, S. Kingery K. Gress, K. Mackrill, M. Chaney. Row 7: A. Turner, T. Young, K. Rochholz, K. Powell, K. Anderson, S. Maas, B. Heckman, D. Murphy, C. Lundy, A. McCoy. 80 A-C and Pep Clubs Contribute Enthusiasm Twirlers Add Shine to Halft ime Activities Above, the twirlers wait for their cue. Left, audiences looked forward to the halftime performances of the twirlers. Below, Jenny Caltrider; Shirley Fagan: Joni Marckmann; Lori Lud- wig; Lori Siedelmann; Janet Stephenson, Co-captain; Cathie Farley; Judi Scholl: Donna Schmeling; and Pam Parrott, Co- captain. The twirlers have entered several contests this year and placed well. They have high expectations for the coming year. 81 Science Club Randy Rubenking (on table), first row, Mr. Witt, Ty Wester gaard, Glenda Warner, Diane Ruppert, Marty Engle, Karen Fett, Lu Kimpel, Brian Heckman; second row, Kurt Cress, Diane Davis, Perry Mackrill; third row, Tim Bruns, Gail Ra- ter, Faith Newman and Marie Chandler. MEDAF WINNERS in the conference competition: “Wallace Minto Wheel” Jon Linn, Jr. High; “Checking Mendeleeve’s Weights”-Matt Parker and Mike Brannen, Chemistry; “Lab Calculations of an Empirical Formula”-Sharon Lewellen and Les Elgin, Chemistry; “I lolography a look at the 3rd dimen- sion” Kathy Anderson, Gail Rater and Diane Dinkla, Physics; “Consumption of C02 by Elodea” Kurt Cress and Steve Faga. RIBBON WINNERS in the conference competition: Dave Murphy, Dave Whetstone, and Jerry McClain—“Testing per- centage of alcohol by Iodoform”-blue. Glenda Warner, Faith Newman and Diane Davis -“Lab Production of an Ace- tylene Torch” blue. Perry Mackrill, Diane Ruppert, Marty Engle—“Drosophilia—a Family Tree”—blue. Amy Newman and Perry Mackrill—“Uno, Dos, Tres under glass.’’-blue. Darwin Kopaska and Donnie Sheeder-“An electric motor” —Blue. Christy Fredregill and Connie Chandler-“Are Toys Scientific”-J.H. blue-Lu Kimpel, Karen Fett and Lori Siedelmann-“Electrophoresis”—red. Randy Rubenking and Shelley Maas “Voice Graphs”-red. Joan Marckntann, De- anna Farnsworth, Marcia Twidt-“Does your plant boogie”- white. Craig Lundy, Eddie Chesnut and Vic Raibikis—“Ef- fects of antibiotics”—white. Marvin Young, Mark Parker and Junior Thompson—“Spontanious Generation”—white. Jack- ie Elings-“Differences in tomato seeds”-white. DuWayne Kinney, and Martin Sunds—“Does soil make a difference”— white. 82 FFA Sponsors Sweetheart Danee First row; Rick Sheeder, Kent Kilcoin, Roger Schwenneker, Gary Lundy, Phil Knapp, Jeff Spangler, second row; Rod- ney Schwenneker, Jeff Westphal, John Schmeling, Dale Vogl, Dean Chesnut, Jeff Stetzel, Les Elgin, Mr. Vos, third row; Don Vogl, Mark Edgington. Mark Parker, Bill Bates, Dale Clarke, Craig Lundy, Vic Raibikis, Eddie Chesnut, Mark Lengel, fourth row; Mark Uhlnian, Merlin Phippen, Lyle Oberholtz, Terry Beattie, Brian Rumple, Matt Parker, Tom Lengel, David Cooper, Donnie Sheeder, fifth row; Jerome Wedemeyer, Ron Wheatley, Terri Richter, Doug Wedemeyer, Mike Murphy, Virgil Phippen, Todd Ocheltree, Darwin Kopaska. The Parliamentary Procedure team competed in the State Contest held at Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines. They were one of 12 teams that earned the right to compete in State Contest. The team won a Silver emblem. Team mem- bers from left to right are; Jeff Westphal, Vic Raibikis, Dale Clark, Eddie Chesnut, Rodney Schwenneker. 83 Spanish Club Spanish club members are Mike Brannen. Teresa Young, Marie Chandler, Lori Siedel- mann. Don Fredregill. Seated: Brenda Richter, Steve Faga, Deanne Heater, Sharon Lew- ellcn. Kneeling: Leonard Thompson. Marvin Young, Marty Engle, Renee Fett. Chess Club Chess club members are (seated) Steve Faga, Chris- tine Fredregill, and Don Fredregill. Behind: Jay Moser. Andy Rubenking, Chuck Littler, Eldon Harl and Mr. Norm Carlson, advisor. On March 10. the Spanish Club traveled to Boy’s Town to see the Boston Ballet Company in action. Above ielt is shown one of the Mariachi singers and a group of the singers is performing in the right pic- ture. Also in the show were flamenco dancers, fea- turing Alfonso, who all the girls fell for. 84 Greg Bassett Kevin Beattie Jeff Betts Connie Chandler Danny Chesnut Fvan Chesnut Bill Davis Jackie Clings Ronnie Lmgarten Mike Faga Barbara Farley Christine Fredregill Peggy Gehling John Gettler Rodney Grubbs Becky Hunt Tint Huddleson Julie Irlmeier Lonny Jensen Roger Jorgensen Scott Kikoin DuWayne Kinney Beth Ann Larson David Larson Michelle Lovell Scott Lewellen Marcia Ludwig Brian McCoy Joan Mowry Kim Ocheltree Mark Rater Brenda Shroyer Daryl Smith Holly Strain Martin Sunds Deb Vogl Julia Whetstone Suzie Williams 7th Grade Starting Out A New Way of Life 86 Above: Brenda Shroyer, Vice President; Rodney Grubbs. Student Council Repre- sentative; Ronnie Lmgarten, President; Jeff Betts. Secretary-Treasurer; Joan Mowry, Student Council Representative. These students were elected to lead their class through their first year of junior high. Middle: Bill Davis and Roger Jor- gensen try to live up to the junior high reputation -mainly goofing off!! Lower left: Mark Rater seems to be sticking his nose into someone else’s business. Lower right: It looks like a munchkin— but really we found out it is just 7th gra- der Kim Ocheltree. 87 Another Step Up—Eighth Grade Above: The class officers take a minute out of their busy schedules to pose. They are Kim Whetstone. Vice-President; Sandy Pow- ell. President;Cheryl Cahail. Secretary Treas- urer. Below: Eighth graders pause to reflect on another work-filled day. 88 Kevin Armstrong Lyle Bates William Byars Cheryl Cahail Roger Carl Donna Clarke Karen Farnsworth Steve Ferguson Tony Foster Jeff Gilliland Kurby Cress Boyd Grubbs Dawn Hansen Mary Renee Heckman Joy Hough Janelle Hunt Vickie Immel David Irlmeier Jeanie Kinney Terri Kinney Jeff Larson Lenard Lemke Jon Linn Diane Ludwig Lisa Ludwig Mitch Magill Curt Marcellus Jena Moore Regina Moser Judy Noland Renee Oaks Gaye Oberholtz Aneta Parker Cindy Peterson Sandy Powell Aaron Rubenking Donna Sue Sheeder Jodie Shinkle Lorrie Spangler Mary Sweeney Tom Tracy David Turner Cynthia Uhhnan Leon Vogl David Wedeineyer Lric Whetstone Joe Whetstone Kim Whetstone Russell Wilson Jim Zimmer 89 Jr. High Football First row: Kevin Beattie, Roger Jorgensen, Daryl Smith, Evan Chesnut Rodney Grubbs, Mike Faga, Scott Kikoin, and Scott Lewellen. Second row: Jim Zimmer, Lonny Jensen, Jeff Betts, Greg Bassett, David Larsen, Ronny Emgarten, Bill Davis, and Martin Sunds. Third row: Tony Foster, Joe Whetstone, Mitch Magill, Bill Byers, Steve Fer- guson, Jeft Larsen, and Roger Carl. Fourth row: Jeff Gilli- land, Tom Tracy, Curt Marcellus. Lyle Bates, Rusty Wil- son, Mark Rater, Brian McCoy, and Jon Linn. Keep on Trackin’ Girls Jr. High Track, Top Row: Terri Kinney, Sandy Powell, Kim Whetstone, Aneta Parker, Vicki Immel, Judy Noland. Middle Row: Suzie Williams, Brenda Shroyer, Joan Mowry, Beth Larson, Mary Renee Heckman, Donna Clarke, Karen Farnsworth, and Coach Shaffer. Front Row: Jennie Kinney, Tammy Strain, Kim Ocheltree, Jackie Flings, Cindy Peter- son, Lorrie Spangler, and Cynthia Uhlman. Boys Jr. High Track, Top Row: Curt Marcellus, Dave Larson, Eric Whetstone, Jeff Larson, Kevin Armstrong, Tony Foster, Dave Irlnteier, Dave Wedemeyer, Scott Lewellen. Third Row: Joe Whetstone, Jim Zimmers, Daryl Smith, Rodney Grubbs, Scott Kilcoin, Roger Jorgensen, Jeff Betts, Leonard Lemke, Stuart Waddle, and Coach Gress. Second Row: Mark Rater, Roger Carl, Tom Tracy, Ronnie Emgarten, Rusty Wilson, Leon Vogl, Jon Linn, and Bill Davis. Front Row: Duane Kin- ney, Steve Ferguson, Kurby Gress, Bill Byers, Evan Chesnut, Danny Chesnut, Mike Faga, Mitch Magill, and Lyle Bates, and Assistant Coach Karlson. mrnamm Jr. High Girls Have Winning Season The 8th grade basketball team is shown below: Karen Farnsworth, Joy Hough, Jeanie Kinney, Don- na Sheeder, Judi Noland, Cyn- thia Uhlman, Dawn Hansen, Vickie Immel, Terri Kinney, Coach Schafer, Sandy Powell, Kirn Whetstone, Aneta Parker, Cheryl Cahail, Renae Oaks, Jan- ellc Hunt, Lorrie Spangler, Cin- dy Peterson, Diane Ludwig. Below, Back row, Suzie Williams, Brenda Shroyer, Beth Ann Larson, Joan Mowry, Jackie Eiings, and Coach Miss Schafer. Front row, Holly Strain, Julie Irlmeier, Becky Hunt, Peg- gy Gehling, and Kim Ocheltree. These girls were members of the 7th grade basketball team. 92 Back Row: Kurby Gress, Leon Vogl, Dave Irlmeier, Eric Whetstone, Russel Wilson, Mark Rater, John Linn. Third Row: Steve Ferguson, Tom Tracy, David Wedemeyer. Bill Byers, Jeff Larson, Brian McCoy. Second Row: Kevin Beat- tie, Jeff Betts, Greg Bassett, Ronnie Emgarten, Bill Davis, Martin Sunds, Roger Carl. Front Row: Roger Jorgensen, Dar- yl Smith, Evan Chesnut, DuWayne Kinney, Scott Kilcoin, Scott Lewellen. Fine Season For J.H. Boys’ Basketball Jr. High Student Council From Left: Mr. Lohr, Kur- by Gress, Renee Oaks, Rodney Grubbs, and Joan Mowry. 93 Boy’s Jr. High Basketball Seventh Grade A-C 37 S-M 18 A-C 23 Elk Horn 39 A-C 44 B-F 30 A-C 42 Exira 15 A-C 24 Earlham 42 A-C 47 Anita 13 A-C 19 C-M 26 Wins, 4 Losses. 3 Eighth Grade A-C 20 S-M 59 A-C 26 Greenfield 42 A-C 26 Elk Horn 25 A-C 42 B-F 23 A-C 30 Exira 33 A-C 39 Earlham 43 A-C 29 Anita 46 A-C 50 Van Meter 11 A-C 32 C-M 16 _ Wins, 4 Losses, 5 Girl's Jfclin ih Basketball 7tli trade j A-C 38, J C-M 32 A-C 4-J| Anita 23 A-C 45p fcarlham 32 A-C 4 ll txira 45 A-C 4 (M P'F 22 A-C 5« pik Horn 46 A-C 36 S-M 17 Wins, 6 Losses, 1 Eighth Grade A-C 39 C-M 26 A-C 61 Van Meter 16 A-C 56 Anita 29 A-C 49 Earlham 30 A-C 52 Exira 21 A-C 43 B-F 32 A-C 48 Elk Horn 36 A-C 48 Greenfield 31 A-C 50 S-M 44 Wins, 9 Losses, 0 Coach Sherry Schafer commented: “The Jr. High Bomberettes displayed another fine season of girl’s basket;, ball by showing Wtstanding hustle, pride, and determination to win” “This fine team has a lot of potential for the future and will be long remem- bered by many Bomber fans.” Cheerleaders Encourage a Victorious Season Pictured above are the junior high basketball cheerleaders. They are Michelle Lovell, Mary Renee Heckman, Barb Far- ley, Lisa Ludwig, Gaye Oberholtz, and Tammy Strain. Pictured below are the junior high football cheerleaders. They are Sandy Powell, Cheryl Cahail, Kim Ocheltree, Aneta Parker, Terri Kinney, and Kim Whetstone. 95 Junior High Band and Chorus Members of the A-C Jr. High Band: Front Row Terri Kin- ney. Steve Ferguson, Danny Chesnut, Lorrie Spangler, Cheryl Cahail, Kurby Cress, Lisa Ludwig, Kim Whetstone, Sandy Powell, and Scott Lewellen. Middle Row—Jackie Elings, Mar- cia Ludwig, Beth Ann Larsen, Joan Mowry, Karen Farns- worth, Jeanie Kinney, Donna Sue Sheeder, Cynthia Uhlman, Renee Oaks, Dawn Hansen, and Kim Ocheltree. Back Row Mr. Harris, the Band Leader, Aneta Parker. Bill Byers, Eric Whetstone. Bill Davis, Aaron Rubenking, Lonnie Jensen, Greg Bassett, Vickie Immel, Tom Tracy, Jeff Betts, David Turner, Roger Jorgensen, Evan Chesnut, and DuWayne Kin- ney. Members of the A-C Jr. High Chorus: Front Row-Barbara Farley, Jeanie Kinney, Terri Kinney, Vickie Immel, Aneta Parker, and Joan Mowry. Middle Row Carolyn Wetzel. Jena Moore. Diane Ludwig, Cindy Peterson, Janellc Hunt, Beth Ann Larsen, and Karen Farnsworth. Back Row Lisa Ludwig, Gaye Oberholtz, Mary Renee Heckman, David Wedemeyer, Aaron Rubenking. Rebecca Hunt, Christine Fredregill, and Joy Hough. Dawn Hansen is the pianist. rrv Fads, Fads, Fads Each year, many new fads and fashions enter into the A-C school. Throughout the halls, different trends appear during the day. This year, there were quite a few new fads. Pictured here are some of them. On this page, going clockwise, starting at the top, are the ever-popular rugby- striped shirts. In the next picture are the windows that got broken during the fall. They were boarded up, in- stead of replaced. A neck displays a star necklace and in the next picture is what was probably the biggest craze of all at school: double-pierced ears. On the opposite page, from the top lefthand picture, going clockwise, girls are wearing overalls or suspenders. In the next pic- ture, they are wearing painter pants. Caterpiller shoes and turquois jewelry are worn by both girls and guys at A-C. In the next picture, you can see that a large number of girls spent their hard-earned money on boots this year, but they all agreed that they got their money’s worth out of them. and Fads! Hi4% at A- C Above picture: A lot of kids at A-C purchased T-shirts with pictures and or names of their fav- orite rock groups on them. Going clockwise, pictured is the A-C jazz band. This was at their concert in February. Next, are some of the top albums of the year. At the bottom of the page is a demonstration of the “BUMP”-a popular dance. Top Group: Kiss Favorite Album: Kiss Alive In the above picture, you see an avid music fan, listening to his stereo with headphones on. Be- low, is the KISS ALIVE album. It was voted as the top album of the year at A-C. 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Adair Motor Lodge Al’s Super Value-Stuart Fred Pauline’s Antiques Harold Brownlee-Os’ Gold Seed Corn Howard’s Barber Shop FLOWERS N’ THINGS WAYNE’S ELECTRIC Phone 743-2154 Casey, Iowa 50048 Greenfield, Iowa W v , 1 t) Dedication A familiar face during the past fifteen years at Adair-Casey High School has been that of d custodian, George Rochholz. This is n seveial years that the year- 4edi5ated to an individual, staffTelrthat Goerge was more than pf this honor. He is to be com- for lus'Service to the school district. errH,.faculty, and staff members will «Unseeing George as he did all types of jobs fmmjhe daily routine jobs to those cmer- hich cropped up from time to time. iVe rtTwIsh George a happy retirement. v • V a,Orb 116 Index A Anderson, Glen: 8,50. Anderson, Hazel: 18. Anderson, Kathy: 32,33,53,69,70,72, 73,76,100,58. Anderson, Lane: 20,28,30,44,45,50, 51,52,59,62,63,66,78,79,80,56. Anderson, Sharon: 14. Anderson, Teresa: 40,48,54,72,73,58. Armstrong, Barb: 40. Armstrong, Joe: 20,27,28,44,45,62, 63,66. Armstrong, Kevin: 88,91,56,57. Armstrong, Tim: 32,34,44,80. B Bassett, Dave: 40,44,51,72,73. Bassett, Greg: 86,90,93,96. Bassett, Wilbur: 17. Bates, Bill: 16,33,55,83. Bates, Lyle: 89,90,91. Bates, Tammy: 36. Beattie, Kevin: 9,86,90,93. Beattie, Linda: 12,20,28,30,80. Beattie, Terry: 36,44,83,100. Beecher, Steve: 10,58. Beer, John: 33,34,37,44,59,80. Bennett, Kay: 16. Betts, Jeff: 86,87,90,91,93,96. Betts, Sue: 41. Bireline, Linda: 11,36,39,48,72,73,80. Bireline, Marlene: 20,28. Boblett, “Shorty”: 18. Boblett, Penny: none Brannen, Jim: 9,40,41,44,76,79.100, 56. Brannen, Mike: 14,32,34,44,55,63,79, 80,84. Brownlee, Helene: 4,9,41,60,70,76,80, 98. Bruns, Tim: 8,21,24,28,55,80,82. Byars, Bill: 89,90,91,93,96,56,57. C Cahail, Cheryl: 88,89,92,95,96. Caltrider, Jennifer: 36,72,73,80,81. Caltrider, Nancy: 12,21,28,30,69. Carl, Deb: 10,33,34,53,77. Carl, Diane: 13,36. Carl, Ed: 32. Carl, Roger: 89,90,91,93. Carlson, Norman: 9,84. Carstens, Darla: 36,72,73. Chandler, Connie: 86. Chandler, Linda: 36. Chandler, Marie: 13,21,28,80,82,84. Chaney, Mark: 40,41,42,80,56. Chesnut, Dan: 9,86,91,96. Chesnut, Deanna: 40.48,72,73,74,58. Chesnut, Ed: 6,37,55,72,73,80,83. Chesnut, Evan: 9,86,90,91,93,96. Christofferson, Judy: 10,33,34,35,60, 67,70,71,72,74,77,80. Clark, Evelyn: 15. Clarke, Dale: 6,36,37,83,56,57. Clarke, Donna: 89,91. Clausen, Margret: 28. Cooper, Dave: 21,27,28,83. D Daugaard, Frank: 37,44,53,55,70,74, 75,80. Davis. Bill: 87,90,91,93,96. Davis, Diane: 13,33,69,71,72,73,74, 78,80,82,99. Davis, John: 32,100. Davis, Matt: 37. DeWitt, Bev: 40,74. Dickey, Tim: 20,28. Dickey, Tom: 32. Dinkla, Diane: 33,48,49,53,54,59,62, 66,71,74,78,80,58. Draman, Ron: 7,41. E Edgington, Faye: 18. Edgington, Kevin: 44,100. Edgington, Mark: 41,51,83. Elgin, John: 41,72,73. Elgin, Les: 6,33,76,83. Elgin, Lynn: 17. Flings, Chem: 32,34,44,55,59,62,64, 72,73,80. Flings, Jackie: 87,92. Emgarten, Cheryl: 4,40,48,49,52,72, 73,76,80,98,99. Emgarten, Ron: 86,87,90,91,93. . Engle, Clint: 36,38. Engle, Marty: 14,20,23,28,68,72,73, 76,79,80,82,84. Ernst, Deb: 10,32,35,72,73,74,77,80. Evans, Deb: 33,77. Evans, Les: 20,27,28,44,80. Evans, Sherry: 40. F Faga, Joel: 21,28,44,63,71. Faga, Kathy: 21,28,70,76. Faga, Mike: 86,90,91. Faga, Steve: 5,36,74,84. Fagan, Mike: 36,38,44,55. Fagan, Shirley: 10,15,16,33,72,81. Farley, Alan: 21,28. Farley, Barb: 86,95,96. Farley, Cathie: 11,36,72'73,81. Farley, Dave: 40,53. Farley, Steve: 41,51. Farnsworth, Deanna: 11,36,39,48,80. Farnsworth, Karen: 89,91,92. Ferguson, Steve: 88,90,91,93,96,56, 57. Fett, Karen: 10,20,21,24,25,28,71, 72,73,78,82,99,100. Fett, Renee: 10,32,33,48,53,63,67,71, 74.78.84. Fett, Sandra: 41,72,73,74,80. Fostor, Tony: 89,90,91. Fredregill, Cathy: 41,99. Fredregill, Christy: 84,86,96. Fredregill, Dan: 32,44. Fredregill, Don: 14,20,28,50,55,74, 78.84. Frettim, Dave: 20,28,68. G Geliling, Peg: 9,86,92. Gettler, Dave: 7,21,28. Gettler, John: 86. Gettler, Paul: 2,7,21,28,79. Gilliland, Jeff: 89,90. Gilliland, Joni: 21,28,30,63,66,76. Ginn, Gloria: 40. Cress, Bob: 4,30,91. Cress, Kurby: 89,91,93,96. Cress, Kurt: 36,50,51,52,55,70,71,72, 73,80,82. Grimes, Ken: 22,28. H7 Grubbs, Boyd: 89. Grubbs, Marlene: 22,28,63,66,7 Grubbs, Rodney: 87,90,91,93. Grubbs, Sharlene: 37,58. Gustafson, Bev: 10. Gustafson, Dan: 40,51. II Hamilton, Marc: 33. Hansen, Dawn: 89,92,96. Harl, lildon: 40,51,55,72,73,80,84,56, 57. Harris, Bud: 5,72,73,96. Hay, Lisa: 9,41,48,70,71,72,73,74. Heater, Deanne: 10,33,53,72,73,84. Heathcote, Elaine: 18. Heckman, Brian: 22,28,30,63,74,80, 82. Heckman. Mary Renee: 89,91,95,96. Hoffman, Paul: 12. Homung, Steve: 17,28,62. Hough, Joy: 88,92,96. Hough, Judy: 37,48,58. Hough, Rich: 18. Huddleson, Tim: 86. Hunt, Becky: 87,92. Hunt, Janelle: 89,92,96. Huss, Kelly: 32. Huss, Kim: 23,27,28. 1 Immel, Vickie: 89,91,92,96,98. Irlmeier, Dave: 89,91,93,98. Irlmeier, Julie: 9,86,92. J Jacobsen, Curt: 37,50,51,55,80,56. Jensen, Lonny: 86,90,96. Jorgensen, Roger: 86,87,90,91,93,96. K Karlson, Dave: 91. Keating, Glenda: 23,28,72,73,80. Kilcoin, Kent: 7,22,28,30,50,51,69, 80,83. Kilcoin, Lynn: 18. Kilcoin, Mary: 18. Kilcoin, Scott: 86,90,91,93. Kimber, Dwight: 41,72,73. Kimpel, Lucina: 8,22,25,28,29,78,82. Kingery, Scott: 41,44,51,55,56. Kinney, DuWayne: 9,86,91,93,96. Kinney, Jeanie: 89,92. Kinney, Terri: 89,91,92,95,96. Knapp, Patti: 36,49. Knapp, Phil: 22,28,44,69,80,83. Kopaska, Darrell: 23,28,77. Kopaska, Darwin: 36,83. Kopp, Phyllis: 11,36,48,72,73,74,75, 80. Kunkle, Gertie: 18. Kunkle, Joe: 53,55,98. Kuster, Jeff: 36,100. Kuster, Randy: 44. L Larsen, Dave: 87,90,91. Larsen, Mark: 40,74. Larson, Beth Ann: 87,91,92. Larson, Jeff: 89,90,91,93,56,57. Leeper, Ross: 16,33,34,37,44,55,59, 80. Lemke, Lenard: 88,91. Lengel, Mark: 40,51,83. Lengel, Tom: 7,23,28,83. Lewellen, Evelyn: 18. Lewellen, Scott: 86,90,91,93,96. Lewellen, Sharon: 34,48,49,72,73,78, 80,84,58. Linn, Jon: 89,90,91,93. Littler, Charles: 5,36,39,51,59,71,72, 73,74,80,84. Littler, John: 5,8,22,28,71,78. Littler, Mary Beth: 10,22,28,66,68,72, 76,78,79,80. Lohr, Don: 16,55,78. Lovell, Chantal: 40,60. Lovell, Leta: 36. Lovell, Michelle: 86,95. Luckinbill, Helen: 5. Ludwig, Carol: 36,39,72,73. Ludwig, Dave: 34,100. Ludwig, Diane: 8,89,92,96. Ludwig, Lisa: 89,95,96. Ludwig, Lori: 13,37,80,81. Ludwig, Marcia: 86,96. Ludwig, Mary Ann: 18. Lundy, Craig: 6,37,39,44,50,55,80,83, 56,57. Lundy, Gary: 32,35,50,55,76,78,83. M Maas, Shelley: 10,35,71,76,80,100. Mackrill, Kurk: 4,12,37,39,44,55,68, 80,100.56. Mackrill, Perry: 8,22,23,25,28,29,30, 50,51,55,80,82,100. Magill, Mitch: 89,90,91. Magill, Terry: 38. Mains, Cindy: 41,48,70,71,72,73,74, 99. Marcellus, Curt: 8,89,90,91,99,56,5 7. Marcellus, Dick: 18. Marcellus, Lisa: 9,40,41,42,54,76,80, 99. Marckmann, Joan: 38,69,74,81. McClain, Jerry: 15,34,50,51,56,57. McClain, Pat: 41,42,51,55. McCoy, Alan: 35,54,55,72,73,80. McCoy, Bev: 18. McCoy, Brian: 86,90,93. Miller, Linda: 38,72,73. Monaghan, Allyn: 11,48,62,56,57. Moore, Gena: 8,89,96. Moser,Carl: 23,27,28. Moser, Jay: 34,84. Moser, Regina: 88. Mowry, Dean: 17,28. Mowry, Joan: 86,87,91,92,93,96. Murphy, Colleen: 42. Murphy, Dave: 35,55,68,72,73,76,78, 79,80. Murphy, Mike: 35,83. Myers, Doug: 8. N Nelsen, Evelyn: 38,48,72,73,80. Newman, Amy: 8,23,28,60,71,72,74, 78.80.82.99. Newman, Cindy: 2,10,35,67,72,73,74, 77,78,80. Newman, Faith: 34,60,72,73,74,78, 80.82.99. Noland, Judi: 89,91,92. Noland, Nancy: 13,23,25,28,77. O Oaks, Bob: 17. Oaks, Renae: 89,92,93,96,98. Oberholtz, Gaye: 89,95,96. Oberholtz, Lyle: 6,38,83. Ocheltree, Kim: 86,87,92,95,96. Ocheltree, Tammy: 40,41,42,48,54, 60,68,70,72,73,99,100,58. Ocheltree, Todd: 83. Opiol, Ramona: 36,38. P Parker, Aneta: 89,91,92,95,96. Parker, Dave: 18. Parker, Mark: 38,39,44,55,72,73,83. Parker, Matt: 15,34,44,59,62,64,72, 73,79,80,83. Parrott, Curt: 8,37,38,44,51,76,56. Parrott, Pam: 38,77,80,81. Patchin, Don: 18. Peterson, Cindy : 8,78,89,92,96. Phippen, Merlin: 42,83. Phippen, Virgil: 35,83. Plagman, JoAnn: 42,72,73,74. Poland, Bill: 16,23,28,44. Poland, Lonnie: 38. Powell, Karen: 10,23,24,28,48,49,52, 59.72.76.78.80. Powell, Kelly: 41,42,48,49,52,54,60, 72,73,76,79,80,58. Powell, Peggy: 38,39,48,54,69,72,73, 78.79.80. Powell, Sandy: 37,88,89,91,92,95,96, 58. Q Queck, Tom: 11,36. R Raak, Dave: 7. Raibikis, Rose: 41,42,54. Raibikis, Vic: 38,55,72,73,80,83,56, 57. Raper, Bernice: 18. Rater, Dan: 13,24,28,44,45,50,51,59, 63,66,80,56. Rater, Gail: 2,33,35,67,70,71,72,73, 74,78,79,80,82,58. Rater, Mark: 9,87,90,91,93. Rayl, Renee: 4,9,42,48,54,60,70,72, 73.76.78.99. Richter, Brenda: 14,24,28,48,63,66, 70,72,79,80,83,84. Richter, Sharon: 4,9,40,41,42,60,70, 72.73.76.78.99. Richter, Terri: 6,38,39,44,50,83. Richter, Vicki: 18. Roberts, Terry: 24,28. Rochholz, George: 116. Rochholz, Hattie: 18. Rochholz, Kristy: 10,24,28,30,48,59, 63,66,77,78,80. Rochholz, Lori: 42,48,54,63,71,72, 73. Rubenking, Aaron: 88,96,100. Rubenking, Andy: 37,38,39,44,50,55, 70,71,72,73,79,80,84,56,57. Rubenking, Eleanor: 18. Rubenking, Randy: 8,25,28,68,70,71, 76,78,80,82,100,101. Rumple, Brian: 7,23,25,28,29,30,44, 45,63,66,80,83. Rumple, Halt: 18. Ruppert, Diane: 12,13,25,28,68,82. Ruppert, Jan: 33,35,68,76,80. S Sampers, Jerry: 18. Schafer, Sherry: 4,80,91,92. Schmeling, Donna: 38,72,73,77,80,81. Schmeling, Doug: 41,42,50,51,55,72, 73. Schmeling, Jeane: 18. Schmeling, John: 24,28,83. Schmidt, Greg: 38,78. Schmidt, Kevin: 24,28,30. Scholl, Gina: 15,34,60,67,80. Scholl, Judi: 11,38,39,60,72,73,80,81. Schwenneker, Rod: 6,38,72,73,78,83. Schwenneker, Roger: 7,16,24,28,83. Sheeder, Deb: 12,25,28,48,72,73,80. Sheeder, Donna: 89,92,96. Sheeder, Donnie: 38,83. Sheeder, Penny: 42,98. Sheeder, Rick: 6,34,72,73,83. Shockey, Richard: 17. Shroyer, Brenda: 87,91,92; Siedelmann, Lori: 14,23,25,28,54,72, 81,84,99. Smith, Daryl: 86,90,91,93. Soper, Gwen: 38,48,72,73,80. Spangler, Jeff: 16,35,44,50,59,70,77, 80,83. Spangler, Lori: 89,92,96. Stafford, Steve: 15,75. Stephenson, Jan: 11,38,39,60,80,81. Stetzel.Jeff: 34.35,44.55,80,83. Stevenson, Dave: 14. Stolk, Paul: 38. Stormer, Ron: 15,77. Strain, Holly: 86,92. Strain, Tammy: 8,89,95. Sturm, Doris: 13. Sunds, Martin: 9,86,90,93. Sweeney, Karen: 18. Sweeney, Mary: 89. T Thompson, Leonard: 38. Thompson, Sherry: 42,84. Tracy, Tom: 89,90,91,93,96,98. Turner, Angela: 15,35,48,49,59,80,58. Turner, David: 89,96. Twidt, Marcia: 10,38,39,60,69,72,78, 80. U Uhlman, Cynthia: 88,92,96. Uhlman, Mark: 20,25,28,30,44.80,83. Umbaugh. Phil: 17. V Vogl, Dale: 34,50,77,78,83. Vogl, Debora: 86. Vogl, Don: 42,51,83. Vogl, Leon: 88,91,93. Vorrath, Arlynn: 22,24,28. Vorrath, Rhonda: 38,39,77,100. Vos, Ivan: 6,83. W Waddle, Stuart: 91. Warner, Brenda: 15,34,48,71,72,74, 80.58. Warner, Glenda: 15,33,35,48,54,72, 80.82.58. Wedemeyer, David: 89,91,93,96. Wedemeyer, Doug: 35,77,83. Wedemeyer, Jerome: 21,24,28,30,44, 119 45,50,59,63,66,69,79,80,83. Westergaard, Ty: 38,72,73,75,80,82. Westphal, Jeff: 38,72,73,83. Wetzel, Darwin: 68. Wheatley, Rick: 38,44. Wheatley, Ron: 24,28,83. Whetstone, Dave: 25,28,55. Whetstone, Earl: 42,51,72,73. Whetstone, Eric: 89,91,93,96. Whetstone, Joe: 89,90,91. Whetstone, Julia: 86. Whetstone, Kim: 88,89,91,92,95,96. Whetstone, Mark: 2,15,34,44,72,73. Whetstone, Nancy: 42,48,74. Williams, Mark: 40,42,72,73. Williams, Susie: 86,91,92. Wilson, Ronda: 38,71,72,73,75. Wilson, Russell: 89,90,91,93. Witt, Dale: 9,50,51,55,82. Y Young, Mark: 25,28,44,80. Young, Marvin: 38,53,72,73,84. Young, Teresa: 14,35,48,53,54,78,80, 84,58. Z Zimmer, Bill: 38. Zimmer, Jim: 89,90,91. As you come to the close of the A-C yearbook, the staff hopes you found our theme “Adair-Casey’s Greatest Hits” to be worthwhile. In years to come we hope you find it interesting to look back and see what the latest sayings, fads, and hit songs were in 1977. The staffs goal is to recreate life at A-C as memorably as possible in our 120 pages. We hope you have enjoyed remembering with us.—M.E. 120