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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

YELLOW PAGES ADAIR-GASEY ■HIGH SEH00L ADAIR, IOWA SEVENTH EDITION VOLUME VII PERSON directory seniors ..... 7 classes ..... 19 academics.. 31 sports ......47 activities . . .63 junior high. 19 advertising .99 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Adair Casey Dave Murphy Cheryl Cahail Jim Brannen Lisa Hay Shelley Maas Cheryl Emgarten Kathy Anderson Tammy Ocheltree Renae Rayl Lisa Marcellus Kelly Powell Sandy Powell Curt Parrott Aneta Parker Tom Tracy Jan Ruppert Helene Brownlee Sharon Richter Teresa Anderson Kim Whetstone 2 TEI PERSEIN information please YELLOW PAGES is the theme of the 1978 yearbook. The opening pages of the book follow the style found in many telephone director- ies. The halls and classrooms of A- C provide a wealth of information. Upper left: Jinger Boblett fights her way through the halls. Middle left: Teresa Anderson uses her womanly “wiles” to convince Jim Brannen to return her crutches. Lower left: Ross Leeper tries to get a few accounting answers from Jinger Boblett. Upper center: Mr. Witt is absorbed in a scientific experiment. Lower center: Renee Fett has found that Jeff Spangler responds best to somewhat forceful tactics. Above: Jim Zim- mer and Dave Ludwig discuss last night’s events. In the following pages you will be directed through a year at A-C. Just let your fingers do the walking ... and enjoy your trip. Upper Left: Curt Jacobsen and Kurt Cress are setting up a play to help win the game. Lower Left: Kurt Cress adds a little color to the sign in the hall. Lower Right: Teresa An- derson patiently awaits the tip from Renee Fett. MESSAGES ? Upper Middle: The A-C pep band enlightens the crowds at basketball games. Lower Left: Steve Faga and Dale Clarke can’t wait until next year when they can leave early like Faith Newman and Alan McCoy. Upper Right: Shelley Maas, Eldon Harl, Curt Parrott and Renae Rayl are working on the fall play, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS. Lower Right: The South Western Community College Choir entertained the A-C stu- dents last fall. 5 RflTEi Lunch (1 month) Pep Bus (includes admission) Homecoming Mums P.E. Suit (Girls) P.E. Suit (Boys) Towel Fee if in Athletics Towel Fee if not in Athletics Bomber Pins Annual Admission to Homecoming Dance Class dues Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors going on trip 9.00 Admission to Football and Basketball games 1.25 Adults 1.25 2.50 Students .75 6.00 Activity Ticket 7.00 Jr. Sr. 5.00 High 3.00 Pep Club Dues 2.00 2.00 A-C Hats 1.00 1.00-50t( Senior Candy Bars .50 7.00 Class Rings 50.00-80.00 1.50-2.75 Caps and Gowns 5.00 Football Jersey 8.00 5.00 Class T-shirts 5.00 15.00 Senior Pictures 100.00 25.00 110.00 6 DIAL: SENIORS Senior Class Offices Held by Four Girls— Women’s Lib at Work? The senior class officers are Faith Newman, Secretary; Diane Dinkla, Treasurer; and Gail Rater, President. Shelley Maas, Vice President, was serving as a page in the Iowa Senate when this picture was taken. Page 9: (upper left) Physics students quickly compare papers before class begins. (Lower left) Coon hunters put rabbit ears on people by day-but what do they do by night? (right) Virgil Phippen seems to be at a loss for words, a rather unusual state for him. 8 KATHY ANDERSON: Band 1,2,3,4:B.B. 1: Softball 1,2,3,4; Mgr. 2, 3; S.C. 4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4;A-C 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.B. Stats 3,4; TIM ARMSTRONG: F.B. 1,2,3; B.B. 1; Track 1,2,3.4; A-C 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish 1; BILL BATES: Track 2,3,4; FFA 1, 2,3,4: A-C 3,4; Science 2; JOHN BEER: F.B. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1; Track 1,2; LA. 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 3,4; JINGER BOBLETT: Student Sec. 4; (transfer) MIKE BRANNEN: F.B. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Royalty Cand. 4; S.C. 3; A-C 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish 1,2, 3: DEBRA CARL: Vocal 1,2; Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish 1,2; Student Sec. 3,4; DEAN CHESNUT: Band 1; B.B. 1. FFA 1,2,3,4; S.C. 4; JUDY CHR1STOFFERSEN: Band 1,2; Vocal 1,2,3,4; Play Musical 1,2,3,4; S. Choir 3; Royalty Cand. 3; S.C. 1;Cheerleader 1,2,3; A-C 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3;Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Speech 2; DIANE DAVIS: Band 1,2,3,4; D. Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3; Play Musical 1; Cheerleader 1; A-C 1,2,3,4; Science 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4: NILS. 3,4; JOHN DAVIS: Track 3; (transfer) DIANE D1NKLA: Band 1,2.4; B.B. 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3: Play Musical 1,2,3,4; S. Choir 1,2,3; F.B. Stats 3: Royal- ty Cand. 3,4; A-C 1.2,3.4; Class Officer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; LES ELGIN: Band 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3; DEB ERNST: Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3; Royalty Cand. 4; Class Offi- cer 3; Newspaper 2,3 SHARON LEWELLEN: Band 1,2,3,4: J. Band 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Science 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Spanish 3; Softb. 1,2,3. DAVID LUDWIG: Science 2. GARY LUNDY: B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Year- book 2,3; Class Officer 3; N.H.S. 3,4. SHELLEY MAAS: Band 1,2; Plays Musical 1,2,3,4; S.C. 2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4: A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 4. Upper left: Doug Wedemeyer threatens anybody who tries to take his woman. Lower left: Jerry McClain shows his intense working ability in shop. Next page: The senior men take time to pose for a picture. As you can see, Angela Turner doesn’t want to miss this picture. 10 Class of 1978 ALAN MC COY: Band 1,2,3,4; F.B. 2,3,4; Track 3,4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4. JERRY MC CLA1N: B.B. 1,2,3,4: Baseb. 3; A-C Club 3,4; I.A. 1,2,3,4. JAY MOSER: none MIKE MURPHY: Track 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DEB EVANS: Newspaper 3; Student Secretary 4; Spanish 1,2. CHEM ELINGS: Band 1,2,3,4; J. Band 1,2,3,4; F.B. 1,2,3,4: B.B. 1, 2; Track 1,2,3; Baseb. 1; Vocal 1; Plays Musical 1,2,3; S.C. 1,2; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; LA. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY FAGAN: Band 1,2,3,4; A-C Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Secretary 3,4. RENEE FETT: Band 2; B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3; Li- brary 3; S. Choir 1,2,3; Royalty Cand. 3,4; S.C. 4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Science 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.B. Stat Keeper 3,4. MARC HAMILTON: Baseb. 2. DEANNE HEATER: Band 1,2,3,4; Mgr. 3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Sci- ence 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Secretary 3,4; Spanish 2,3. KELLY HUSS: Cheerleader 1. ROSS LEEPER: F.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Royalty Cand. 4: A-C Club 2,3,4; I.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. n DAVE MURPHY: Band 1,2,3,4;J. Band 1,2,3.4: Football 4; Track 3,4; Plays 1,2; S. C. 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. CINDY NEWMAN: Band 1,2,3,4; J. Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 2,3,4; Play 3,4; S. Choir 3; Royalty Cand. 3; Cheerleader 1: A-C Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. FAITH NEWMAN: Band 1,2,3,4; J. Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Vocal 1,2,3; Plays 2,3,4; S. Choir 3; Cheerleader 3; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,4; Science Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. MATT PARKER: Band 1,2,3,4:J. Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Plays 2: FFA 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Offer 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. KATHY PHIPPEN: Transfer VIRGIL PHIPPEN: FFA 1,2,3,4: IA 3, 4. GAIL RATER: Band 1,2,3,4; J. Band 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Softball 1,2,3.4; Vocal 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3,4; S. Choir 1,2,3; Royalty Cand. 3,4; Stu- dent council 3; A-C 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Class officer 1,2,4. ANNE MARGRETHE RETVIG: For- eign Exchange Student from Denmark. Swing Choir 4; Pep Club 4. JAN RUPPERT: Band 1,2: Plays 1,2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1,2,3. GINA SCHOLL: Band 1,2,3; Track 1; Softball 1,2; Royalty 3,4; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Newspaper 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. RICK SHEEDER: Band 1,2,3; FFA 1, 2,3,4: IA Club 3,4. JEFF SPANGLER: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Plays 1,2,3; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook 1; A-C Club 3,4. We Will Sacrifice What We Are For What We Shall Become 12 Left: Diane Davis entertains preschool- ers at the annual home ec Easter party. Center: Dale Vogl wonders why he took physics! Brenda Warner in one of her thoughtful moods. Jan Ruppert, Diane Dinkla, and Renee Fett will nev- er understand Chemistry. Bottom: Ka- thy Anderson tells how she got her glamour. Matt Parker, Mark Whetstone, Chem Elings, Dave Ludwig, Ross Lee- per, Tim Armstrong and John Beer name themselves “The Magnificent Seven.” 13 Year’s End Busy Time For Seniors PEGGY STAGGS (Transfer): Band 1,2,3,4;J. Band 1,2,3,4; Play Musical 1.4; Yearbook Staff 1; Golf team. JEFF STET- ZEL: Band 1,2; F.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; S.C. 4; A-C 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. ANGELA TURNER: Band 1,2,3, 4; B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Soft B. 1,2,3,4; A-C 1,2,3,4; Science 1; Pep Club 1,2,3. DALE VOGL: B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 4; FFA 1.2,3.4; N.H.S. 3.4. BRENDA WARNER: Band 2,3, 4: B.B. 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Soft B. 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3,4; Plays Musical 2,3; S. Choir 3; A-C 2,3,4; Science 1; Pep Club 1,2,3. GLENDA WARNER: Band 2,3,4; B.B. 1,2,3; Track l,3;Soft B. 1,2,3,4;Plays Musical 1;A-C 1,2,3,4;Science 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CLASS NIGHT AWARDS Adair Casey Federated Women’s Club Gail Rater American Legion Citizenship Deanne Heater VFW Citizenship Alan McCoy John Philip Sousa Gail Rater Louis Armstrong Award Mark Whetstone Outstanding Vocal Music Judy Christoflersen Quill and Scroll Kathy Anderson Shelley Maas Dave Murphy Jan Ruppert Dramatics Award Judy Christoffersen Outstanding Science Award Faith Newman Outstanding Mathematics Award Dale Vogl Outstanding Social Science Award Shelley Maas Outstanding Business Award Deb Carl Outstanding Secretarial Award Deanne Heater Outstanding Art Award Darwin Wetzel Outstanding Vocational Agricultural Gary Lundy Outstanding Home Economics Award Diane Dinkla Drill Team Award Shirley Fagan Bar Association Citizenship Award Gary Lundy Salutatorian Gail Rater Valedictorians Dale Vogl Faith Newman State of Iowa Scholar Dale Vogl Faith Newman Knights of Aksarben Dale Vogl Peggy Staggs Augustana Diane Davis UNI Sharon Lewellen U of 1 Merit Faith Newman FFA Scholarship Gary Lundy Student Council Scholarship Sharon Lewellen Gail Rater Elks Club Scholarship Faith Newman Dave Murphy AAL Scholarship Faith Newman March of Dimes Scholarship Faith Newman ACEA Scholarship Jeff Stetzel Federated Women’s Club Scholarship Faith Newman “I Dare You” Award Jeff Stetzel Renee Fett MARK WHETSTONE: Band 1,2,3,4;J. Band 1,2,3,4; F.B. 3,4; Base B. 2; Plays Musical 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Royalty Cand. 4; A-C 2,3,4. Pep Club 2,3.4. DOUG WEDEMEYER: FFA 1,2,3,4. ALAN WETZEL (Transfer): Track 4; FFA 3,4; I.A. 4 DARWIN WETZEL (Transfer): Track 4; N.H.S. 4. TERESA YOUNG: Band 1,2; B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Soft B. 1,2,3,4; Plays Musical 1; Library 3; S.C. 4; A-C 2,3,4; Science 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 4. M Jeff Spangler, Les Elgin, and Doug Wedemeyer show their acting ability by posing like the Washington portrait. Little do Les Elgin, Bill Bates, and John Beer know, but that tiger behind them is alive. Although everyone else looks stunned, Chem Elings looks as though he’s been here a million times before. 15 52 Seniors Awarded Diplomas Fifty-two members of the senior class were awarded diplo- mas at commencement excerciseson May 15. The class flower was the long stemmed red rose, while the class colors were red and white. The class motto, “We shall sacrifice what we are, for what we may become.” Processional “Theme From Mahogany” (Do You Know Where You’re Going To) Diana Ross Invocation Father Ken Gross Welcome Gail Rater Salutatorian Address Gail Rater Valedictorian Address Faith Newman Dale Vogl Presentation of Special Awards: Bar Association Citizenship Award William Fisher Recognition of Honor Society Steve Hornung Salutatorian Award Valedictorian Award Presentation of Class of 1978 Dick Shockey Presentation of Diplomas Lynn Elgin Benediction Rev. Bill Tomlinson Recessional—“Fooling Yourself’ Styx 17 Seniors Leave Their Mark in Washington and N.Y.C. The seniors took their annual trip this year to Washington, D.C. and New York City. Top left: Jerry McClain is trying to imitate Nixon. Top right: Tire senior boys seem to be happy with their tour guide. Above left: The seniors visited the building of Aviation and Aero- space where they saw the “Spirit of St. Louis.” Above right: Gail Rater and Shelley Maas put a wreath on the tomb of the un- known soldier. Right: Seniors take a little rest and relaxation after a hectic day. The trip proved to be both educational and fun. DIAL'- UNDERGLASS Tammy Bates Terry Beattie Linda Bireline Jennifer Caltrider Diane Carl Darla Carstens Linda Chandler Eddie Chesnut Dale Clarke Frankie Daugard Matt Davis Kevin Edgington Clint Engle Steve Faga Mike Fagan Cathy Farley Deanna Farnsworth Kurt Cress Sharlene Grubbs Judy Hough Kurt Jacobsen Patti Knapp Darwin Kopaska Phyllis Kopp Chuck Littler Leta Lovell Carol Ludwig Lori Ludwig Craig Lundy Kurk Mackrill Terry Magill Joni Marckmann 20 Counterclockwise: We finally caught Janet and Lonnie ex- changing papers. Janet Stephenson shares a joke with some other Juniors. The Junior class officers are president, Peggy Powell; vice president, Kurk Mackrill; secretary, Evelyn Nel- son; treasurer, Marsha Twidt. Earth, calling Kurk. Earth, cal- ling Kurk. Can you read us, Kurk? Linda Miller says to Car- ol Ludwig, “Lets take the easy way out and hang it up for today.” Dale Clarke is viewed by a stunned Deanna Farns- worth. 21 Jrs.—All Work and Some Play Ronda Wilson Marvin Young Bill Zimmer 22 7 Linda Miller Evelyn Nelson Lyle Oberholtz Ramona Opiol Mark Parker Curt Parrott Pam Parrott Gina Peterson Lonni Poland Peggy Powell Victor Raibikis Terri Richter Donna Schmeling Greg Schmidt Judi Scholl Donni Sheeder Rodney Schwenneker Gwen Soper Janet Stephenson Paul Stolk Leonard Thompson Marcia Twidt Rhonda Vorrath Peggy Wagers Jeff Westphal Rick Wheatley In the upper left picture we see Mike Fagan hard at work, for once. Lower left, Kurt Cress takes time out for a little relaxation. Lower right, Kurk Mackrill and Marsha Twidt are audi- tioning for the Muppet Show. (All pic- tured on page 22) Lower left, Judy Hough looks as if she’s found another way to get out of school. Lower right. Bill Zimmer says, “Gee, Miss Bast, this question is easy, ‘Why I like the art teacher..” 23 Teresa Anderson Barbara Armstrong David Bassett Penny Boblett Jim Brannen Helene Brownlee Mark Chaney Deanna Chesnut Beverly DeWitt Ronnie Draman John Elgin Cheryl Emgarten Sherry Evans David Farley Steve Farley Sandra Fett Cathy Fredregill Gloria Ginn Dan Gustafson Eldon Harl Lisa Hay Dwight Kimber Counterclockwise: Penny Sheeder displays her charming smile. Sergeant Stafford keeps the sophomore boys at “attention” in Eng- lish II.Home Ec class appears to be participating in a seance. Cadet No. 2, alias Lisa Hay, is flying low through the office. Sharon Richter tries to ignore the strange pair of fingers floating through the room. Sandra Fett has a perturbed look on her face as she gets ready to do her English assignment. 25 Sophomores Above: Teresa Anderson in a rare pose—studying and QUIET! Right: Sophomore class officers are Teresa An- derson, president; Renae Rayl, secretary; Lisa Hay, treasurer; Mark Lengel, vice president. Page 27: Bass (Dave Bassett) learns the “birds and bees” about corn in class. Far right: Today, Lori Rochholz; to- morrow, Farrah-Fawcett. 26 Scott Kingery Mark Larsen Joe Kunkle Mark Lengel Chantal Lovell Cindy Mains Lisa Marcellus Pat McClain Tammy Ocheltree Merlin Phippen JoAnn Plagman Kelly Powell Rose Raibikis Renae Rayl Sharon Richter Lori Rochholz Penny Sheeder Doug Schmeling Sherry Thompson Donald Vogl Mark Williams Earl Whetstone Nancy Whetstone Colleen Murphy (no picture available) j 27 Kevin Armstrong Lyle Bates Billy 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 Freshmen Vickie Immel Dave Irlmeier Kipp Johnson Jeanie Kinney Terri Kinney Jeff Larson Lenard Lemke Jon Linn Their Diane Ludwig Lisa Ludwig Mitch Magill Curt Marcellus Jena Moore Regina Moser Judi Noland Renee Oaks School Counterclockwise: Regina Moser finds Earth Science very interesting. Kurby Cress seems to be daydreaming. Freshmen class officers are Cheryl Cahail, president; Kim Whetstone, vice president; David Wedemeyer, secretary; Renee Oaks, treasurer. Judi Noland says, “Mr. Witt, you make a better door than a window.” The freshman class seems to be hard at work with one of Mr. Witt’s ingenious assignments. Tom Tracy thinks, “Oh, Cheryl, your hair is so ravish- ingly beautiful.” Gaye Oberholtz Aneta Parker Cindy Peterson Sandy Powell Donna Sue Sheeder Lorrie Spangler Tammy Strain Tom Tracy David Turner Cynthia Uhlman Leon Vogl Stuart Waddle David Wedemeyer Carolyn Wetzel Eric Whetstone Kim Whetstone Russell Wilson Jim Zimmer Above: Bill Byars exclaims, “That’s what I think about that, Mr. Witt.” Sandy Powell and Gaye Oberholtz seem to agree. Right: Kim Whetstone says, “Well, by goodness!” Tammy Strain, Sandy Powell, and Lorrie Spangler share a joke. 30 S'3i'W’3'0'V'3 V mm Physical Education Mr. Bob Gress, shown above, received his B.S. from NWMSU. Besides teaching physical education, he coaches ju- nior high football, basketball, and track. He also sponsors the eighth grade class. Mr. Gress enjoys golfing, fishing, hunting, and gardening. Archery, volleyball, and tennis are just a few of the activities his classes participated in this year. Miss Sherry Schafer, above right, added flag football to the girls’ p.e. program this year. Miss Schafer received her B.S. degree from Drake. She coaches girls’junior high track and basketball. She also sponsors the cheerleaders and Pep Club. Hobbies include traveling and playing the guitar. She belongs to the Immanuel Lutheran Church. When asked what she thought she would be doing ten years from now, she said “teaching at a college level, travel- ing, or having a family.” If she wasn’t at A-C, she would like to be in Washington state where she could combine working with another interest—mountain climbing. 32 Mr. Harris is shown as he takes a break from early morning band practice. He obtained his Masters in music education from Vandercook College of Music, Chicago. Some of his interests are 1SEA delegate, dance band, and membership in the Iowa Bandmaster’s Association. Music Department Above, Ms. Cynthia Rhum, music instructor for grades K-12, is shown accompanying a choral group. She received her B.A. at Bethel College. Reading novels and horseback riding are two of her interests. The biggest problems in soci- ety, according to Ms. Rhum, are selfishness and materialism. If she could be somewhere besides A-C,she would like to be skiing in Colorado. Her favorite movie is “Star Wars”; favorite song, “My Sweet Lady”; favorite T.V. shows are “Logan’s Run” or “Family.” 33 Agricultural Department Mr. Ivan Vos, ag instructor, and FFA members attended the Farm Progress Show at Washington Iowa. Mr. Vos enjoys hunting and coin col lecting. He also serves as the sub-dis- trict FFA advisor. Mr. Dave Raak, shop, electricity, and drafting instructor, has been at A-C for three years. He received his B.S. degree from Westmar College. If Mr. Raak weren’t teaching at A-C, he would rather be in northwest Iowa. Ten years from now he sees himself doing something related to his field-but not teaching. The 50’s era is a favorite of Mr. Raak’s as can be seen by his favorite movie, “American Grafitti” and favorite T.V. show, “Happy Days.” Industrial Arts Department 35 Math Department Mr. Glenn Anderson serves as head boys’ basketball coach and athletic director. He earned his Master’s degree from Colorado College. In his spare time he goes hunting and fish- ing. He also works with CETA Summer Youth and is a mem- ber of Adair Commercial Club. Mr. Anderson likes the overall attitude of the majority of the A-C students. His favorite T.V. viewing is professional football. He is pictured lower right. Mr. Doug Myers, one of the newer additions to ACHS, is pictured below. He teaches geometry, Algebra II, general sci- ence, physics, and math analysis. His favorite pastime are scuba diving, golf, and tennis. Besides sponsoring the chess club, Mr. Norman Carlson teaches junior high science and math. Mr. Carlson received his B.S. at Upper Iowa College. Frog dissection and car races powered by homemade batteries are some of the interesting things his science class undertook. He enjoys hunting and fishing and is also a member of the Lions Club. The thing he likes best about A-C. is the spirit. He is pictured below. Basketball, track, and Science Club keep Mr. Dale Witt active. He received a BA in Biology at UNI. Mr. Witt thinks the biggest problem in society is the lack of discipline. He thinks the school is too lenient, but he likes students with good attitudes. Ten years from now he says he will still be single. His favorite movie is “Star Wars” and favorite T.V. show is “Mash.” He is pictured at the right. Science Department 37 Business Department Mr. Steve Beecher, pictured above, received his B.A. from UNI. He is the girls’ track, basketball, and softball coach. When asked what he thought was the biggest problem in soci- ety, he said, “lack of parental discipline.” His favorite things at A-C are the students and the community. Mrs. Bev Gustafson, pictured at the upper left, believes that the biggest problem in society is people who don’t have a purpose to their lives. The best thing about A-C to her is the friendly people. When asked what she would be doing ten years from now, she replied “Hoeing com.” If she weren’t at A-C, she would be somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. Mr. Allyn Monaghan received his BA from NWMSU. He coaches base- ball, football, and basketball. He thinks the biggest problem in society is a need for leadership in a more positive direc- tion. He is pictured above. Social Sciences Mr. Thomas Queck, pictured above, teaches political science and history. Hobbies include biking and hunting. Mr. Queck’s favorite movie is “Ben Hur” and his favorite T.V. show is the “Muppets.” 39 New art teacher at A-C this year is Ms. Bast, shown above. She received her B.A. degree from Central College, Pella, Summa Cum Laude. Ms. Bast’s hobbies are painting, weaving, and art history. When asked where she would want to be if she wasn’t at A-C, Ms. Bast said, “in Mexico in graduate school.” Ten years from now she said she would still be teaching art. Ms. Bast’s favorite movie is “Funny Lady”; song, “Happy Man”; and T.V. show, “Switch.” Art Department 40 A microwave oven has been added to the Home Ec department, headed by Mrs. Doris Sturm. She received her B.A. degree at Simpson College. She sponsors the sophomore class. An- tiques, reading, and plays keep her busy; but, of course, she spends some time sewing. Her favorite movie is “Camelot” and her favorite T.V. show is “The To- night Show.” She thinks the biggest problem in society is the lack of re- spect for authority. If she could do anything she wanted, she would be traveling. Home Ec Department 41 Sponsoring debate, speech, and Spanish Club is Mr. Paul Burrow, shown below. He attended Drake University where he received his B.A. If he wasn’t here at A-C, he would like to be in Spain. In his spare time he is active in Iowa Foreign Language Association, American Council on Teaching Foreign Languages, and the National Historical Society. Mrs. Sharon Anderson, librarian, believes that the biggest problem in society is self discipline. Ten years from now, she said she will still be teaching. At the present she would love to be in London. What she likes best about A-C is the fact that it is small enough to give everyone a chance to participate in extracurricular activities. Her favorite movie is “Rocky.” Her favorite song, “You Light Up My Life”; favorite show 0,1 T.V., “Little House on the Prairie.” She is pictured lower right. Library and Spanish Departments English Dept. Mr. Ron Stormer has added a new course to the English department, “Mythology.” He received his B.A. from UNI. Hunting and spectator sports at- track the attention of Mr. Stafford. He received his B.S. at Peru State. Involvement in the Casey Women’s Study Club, Republican Women of Guthrie County, and judging speech contests keep Mrs. Evelyn Clark busy. She received her B.A. from UNI. One of the major problems of our society, according to Mrs. Clark, is the state of our economy. Mrs. Clark believes most of the students at A-C are responsible people who are growing rapidly into independent individuals. Someday Mrs. Clark hopes to travel to England. 43 Ms. Kay Bennett, learning disabilities teacher, received her B.S. degree at NWMSU. Carpet panels on the walls add a bright spot to her room. She believes the biggest problem in society is lack of honesty, followed closely by drugs and alcohol. If she wasn’t at A.C, she would most likely be work- ing in a home for the handicapped. Her hobbies are cooking, reading, and biking. Mr. Don Lohr, guidance counselor, is the sponsor of the junior high student council, assistant track coach, and NHS sponsor. He received his M.S. from NEMSU. His favorite T.V. program is “Starsky Hutch.” When asked what he liked best about A.C, he said, “the kids.” 44 Guidance and Learning Disabilities School Board Administration To the left, Mr. Dick Shockey, superintendent of schools, is pictured. Above, Mr. Steve Hornung, takes a break from pa- perwork, to answer one of the many questions that A.C stu- dents have. Below left, he assists Matt Parker with football equipment. Below right, we introduce the school board mem- bers. They are Wilbur Bassett, Phil Umbaugh, Dean Mowry, Lynn Elgin, and Bob Oaks. Two seats were open on the school board this year. An excellent turn out for the election resulted in the re-election of Wilbur Bassett and Dean Mowry, Lynn Elgin served as president of the school board during the 1977-78 school year. Our thanks go to these men who donated their time to serve the community and the school. 45 Above right: Bus drivers are Les Evans, Richard Hough, Hazel Anderson, Jeane Schmeling, John Mix, Vicki Richter, Don Patchin, Bev McCoy, Shorty Bob- lett, and Dick Marcellus. Middle left: Halt Rumple and Faye Edgington served as high school sec- retaries. Mary Kikoin (seated) served as school board secretary. Middle right: Cooks are Betty Schmel- ing, Gertie Kunkle, Evelyn Lewellen, Mary Ann Ludwig, and Bernice Raper. Bottom left: Lynn Kikoin served as head custodian. Bottom right: Ambrose Fagan and Elaine Heathcote took over night duties. Bus Drivers, Secretaries, Cooks, and Custodians 46 Dial S-P-O-R-T-S 47 Football Members of the 1977 football team are shown above. Back: Rick Wheat- ley, Mike Fagan, Terri Richter, Dave Bassett, Mark Parker, Dale Clarke, Curt Jacobsen, Craig Lundy, Vic Raib- ikis, Terry Beatty, Scott Kingery, and Jim Brannen. Middle: Frank Daugaard, Alan McCoy, Jeff Stetzel, Curt Parrott, Ross Leeper, Matt Parker, Mike Bran- nen, Chem Elings, Mark Whetstone, Jeff Spangler, John Beer, Dave Murphy, and Kurk Mackrill. Front: Curt Marcellus, Jon Linn, Tom Tracy, Jeff Larson, Steve Ferguson, Lyle Bates, Tony Foster, and Rusty Wilson. Captains, pictured at the right, are Chem Elings, Matt Parker, Mike Bran- nen, Mark Whetstone, and Ross Leeper. Coaches, kneeling in front, are assistant Allyn Monaghan, head coach Steve Hornung, and assistant Tom Queck. 48 Disappointing Season Above: Curt Parrott (15) carries the ball as Matt Parker (31) blocks. Middle left: Mike Brannen goes in for the tackle as Craig Lundy and Mark Parker come in from behind to assist. Middle right: Rick Wheatley, Dale Clarke, Matt Parker cheer the Bombers on from the sidelines. Bottom: Rick Wheatley carries the ball to gain yards for the Bombers. 49 Statistics: First Down Yards Rushing Yards Passing Yards Total Offensive Average A-C Opponent 60 68 1075 989 673 469 1748 1458 194 162 Leading Tacklers: Matt Parker 107 Chem Elings 99 Kurk Mackrill 98 Ross Leeper 76 Mark Parker 68 Terri Richter 62 The Bombers finished with a 5-4 season-a far cry from their pre-sea- son goals. The season was still rewarding, and many good memories remain with the players, coaches, and fans. Right: Rick Wheatley carries the ball; Terri Richter blocks. Page 51: (Above) Kurk Mackrill and Rick Wheatley try to untan- gle. (Below) Rick Wheat- ley gains yardage as Mike Brannen, Matt Parker and Jeff Spangler block. After losing the first game, the Bombers bounced back to win the next five games-being very much in contention for the conference champ- ionship. The seventh game with Anita was an outstanding game. The Bomb- ers beat the Spartans 22-14. Leading the conference, the Bombers went to Earlham and were defeated. The re- maining games followed the same trend with defeats from O-M and Dcxfield. The Bombers main problem was lack of depth. The season ended with 25 players on the squad. Some players were forced to learn three or four pos- itions to make it through the season. Some of the outstanding plays were Matt Parker’s interception at Guthrie Center, Mike Brannen’s touch- down pass to JeffStetzel in the B-F game, and Steve Ferguson’s TD pass to David Murphy. so Bombers Lack Depth; Finish Season 5-4 Records Broken Longest completed touchdown pass: 84 yards Steve Ferguson, Jeff Stetzel Single game tackles: 23 Chem Elings Career total tackles: 337 Matt Parker The Bombers biggest vic- tory was over Anita. Coach Hornung felt this was one of the best games played on the home field in many years. Scoring was well bal- anced. Rick Wheatley rushed for 101 yards and scored one TD. Mike Bran- nen scored one TD while Chem Elings scored a 51 yard TDand surprised the Spartans with a 52 yard quick-kick. Defensively the Bombers were led by Chem Elings, Matt Parker. Ross Leeper, and Kurk Mackrill. Varsity basketball players shown above are: Peggy Powell, Cynthia Uhlman, Sharon Lewellen, Phyllis Kopp, Dawn Hansen, Diane Dinkla, Angela Turner, Renee Fett, Teresa Young, Renae Rayl, Cheryl Emgarten, Teresa Ander- son, and Aneta Parker. Not pictured, Cheryl Cahail. Assistant coach Allyn Monaghan and head coach Steve Beecher are shown behind the team. Varsity Girls Advance To District; Lose in First Round Junior Varsity basketball players shown above are: Cindy Peter- son, Lori Rochholz, Deanna Chcsnut, Karen Farnsworth, Terri Kinney, Diane Ludwig, Lisa Hay. Behind: Coach Allyn Mona- ghan, Renae Rayl, Gwen Soper, Sandra Powell, Dawn Hansen, Peggy Powell, Cynthia Uhlman, Aneta Sue Parker. Not pictured, Kim Whetstone and Cheryl Cahail. 52 Left: Renae Rayl executes a pass for the A-C offense. Renee Fett and An- gela Turner scramble for a loose ball. Angela Turner flies through the air for a possible interception. Below: Angela Turner and Cheryl Emgarten were two of the key players for the Bomberettes. Sharon Lewellen drives to the basket for two points. S3 Varsity boys basketball players are pic- tured above: Jerry McClain, Gary Lun- dy, Terri Richter, Jeff Spangler, Dale Vogl, Craig Lundy, and Pat McClain. Back: Assistant Coach Witt, Mike Bran- nen, Chuck Littler, Kurt Gress, Doug Schmeling, Curt Jacobsen, Curt Parrott and Head Coach Anderson. Harmony and teamwork boosted the Bombers to a 17-2 season. Coach An- derson commented, “We were young this year so I hope we can show game experience and constant improvement next year. Our boys have some high goals to achieve after a successful sea- son this year. The offensive average was 70 points while they shot 52% on field goal at- tempts. The OMAHA WORLD HER ALD rated A-C as 5th in southwest Iowa Class B teams. Junior Varsity basketball players are shown above. Front: Steve Ferguson, David Wedemeyer, and Jim Zimmer. Middle: Dave Irlmeier, Leon Vogl, Tom Tracy, and Joe Kunkle. Back: Coach Witt, Mark Lengel, Craig Lundy, Earl Whetstone, Eric Whetstone, Danny Gustafson, David Bassett, Pat McClain, Eldon Harl, Don Vogl, and Kurby Gress. Bombers Are Champs with 15-1 Conference Record 54 Top Left: Chuck Littler puts the ball up for two points. Top Right: Doug Schmeling jumps high to put in an- other basket during A-C’s victory over Anita. Middle Left: Doug Schmeling and Kurt Gress stand amazed staring at the flat ball on the floor. Middle Right: Chuck Littler and an Anita opponent battle for the ball. Bottom Left: One of the 3-0 club members gets his big chance to score-and does!!! 55 A-C Girls' Varsity Basketball 70 Greenfield 54 A-C 60 B-F 74 A-C 52 Guthrie Center 62 A-C 76 C-M 58 A-C 75 P-L 72 A-C 53 Anita 56 A-C 59 Earlham 32 A-C 71 O-M 80 A-C 60 Dexfield 63 A-C 61 S-M 51 A-C 72 B-F 79 A-C 48 Creston 82 A-C 86 C-M 58 A-C 73 P-L 49 A-C 59 Anita 70 A-C 80 Earlham 58 A-C 80 O-M 82 A-C 61 Dexfield 59 A-C 75 S-M 64 A-C 83 P-L 71 A-C 73 S-M 47 A-C 45 Guthrie Center 61 A-C 59 Dexfield 65 Won 12, Lost 11 A-C Boys’ 72 Varsity Basketball B-F 74 A-C 64 P-L 37 A-C 70 Anita 62 A-C 65 Earlham 59 A-C 62 O-M 50 A-C 69 Dexfield 65 A-C 76 C-M 57 A-C 47 S-M 46 A-C 65 B-F 53 A-C 87 C-M 82 A-C 79 P-L 44 A-C 82 Anita 59 A-C 82 Earlham 58 A-C 64 O-M 55 A-C 67 Dexfield 61 A-C 87 S-M 54 A-C 76 Greenfield 60 A-C 60 Anita 54 A-C 48 B-F 54 Won 17, Lost 2 Girls’ J.V. Basketball A-C 57 Greenfield 63 A-C 54 S-M 47 A-C 58 Guthrie Center 38 A-C 51 Guthrie Center 23 A-C 45 S-M 30 A-C 69 P-L 64 A-C 50 C-M 42 A-C 36 Creston 57 A-C 34 Anita 46 A-C 44 Earlham 25 A-C 41 B-F 61 A-C 37 O-M 39 A-C 49 Dexfield 50 A-C 43 S-M Won 7, Lost 7 59 A-C Boys’J.V. Basketball 69 S-M 51 A-C 63 Guthrie Center 41 A-C 45 S-M 47 A-C 55 '■} P-L 22 A-C 57 C-M 43 A-C 65 • Anita 37 A-C 38 Earlham 39 A-C 65 B-F 46 A-C 34 O-M 35 A-C 47 Dexfield 49 A-C 58 Greenfield 42 A-C 58 S-M 37 Won, 8; Lost, 4 Basketball managers are pictured above. Front row: Frank Daugard and David Farley. Back row: Gaye Oberholtz, Donna Sue Sheeder, Jeanie Kinney, and Deanne Heater. Not pictured is Deb Carl. Football managers are pictured to the left: Frank Daugard, David Farley, Mark Larsen, and Joe Kunkle. Managers Serve Athletes 57 Track Season Improves The Girls Track Team are pictured above. They are row 1: Colleen Mur- phy, Diane Dinkla, Angela Turner, Renee Fett, Theresa Young, and Rhonda Wilson. Row 2: JoAnn Plagman, Linda Bireline, Terry Kinney, Tammy Ocheltree, Cheryl Cahail, and Cynthia Uhlman. Row 3: Karen Farnsworth, Aneta Parker, Teresa Anderson, Lisa Hay, Renae Rayl, Peggy Powell, and Judi Noland. Lower Left: Cynthia Uhlman closes her eyes and uses her muscle on the shot put. Lower Right: Diane Dinkla hurdles to a victory. Track Boys Win YJB and Conference Meets The Boys Track Team are pictured below. They are row 1: Earl Whetstone, Pat McClain, Eddie Chesnut, Lyle Bates, Tom Tracy, John Linn, and Kurby Cress. Row 2: Doug Schmeling, David Murphy. Mike Brannen, Eldon Harl, David Bassett, and Frank Daugard. Row 3: Alan McCoy, Chuck Littler, Curt Jacobsen, Kurk Mackrill, Mark Parker, and Kurt Gress. Row 4: Assistant Coach Mr. Lohr, Vic Raibikis, Dale Vogl, Mike Murphy, Bill Bates, Craig Lundy, and Head Coach Mr. Witt. Row 5: Darwin Wetzel, Gary Lundy, Jeff Stetzel, and Tony Foster. Lower Left: Mike Brannen uses all of his might to throw the shot put. Lower Right: Curt Jacobsen jumps and maneuvers himself over the high jump bar. 59 Varsity girls softball team is pictured above. Row 1: Lisa Marcellus, Tammy Ocheltree, Diane Dinkla, Glenda Warner, Brenda Shroyer, and Joan Mowry. Row 2: Teresa Anderson, Brenda Warner, Kathy Anderson, Kim Whetstone, Angela Turner, and Theresa Young. Pictured below is the junior varsity softball team. Row 1: Lisa Marcellus, Cheryl Cahail, Kim Ocheltree, Brenda Shroy- er, and Joan Mowry. Row 2: Deanna Chesnut, Donna Sue Sheeder, Beth Larsen, Diane Ludwig, and Susie Williams. Junior varsity boys baseball team is pictured above. Row 1: Roger Jorgensen, Rodney Grubbs, Steve Ferguson, Jeff “Huck” Larsen, and Jeff Betts. Row 2: Coach Allyn Mona- ghan, Curt Dankoff, Mark Rater, David Larsen, Jim Brannen, and Jim Zimmer. Varsity baseball team members are Mark Chaney, Jim Bran- nen, Jim Zimmer, Scott Kingery, Jeff Larsen, and Jeff Betts. Row 2: Mark Rater, Craig Lundy, Steve Ferguson, Roger Jorgensen, Rod Grubbs, and Curt Dankoff. Row 3: Coach Monaghan, Doug Schmeling, Curt Jacobsen, Kurk Mackrill, Curt Parrott, Eldon Harl, Dale Clarke, and Dave Larsen. 61 Separate cheerleading squads were chosen for the football and basketball seasons. The cheerleaders sold buttons, pom poms, and sponsored the kickoff dance to earn money to purchase new black and gold sweaters and circular skirts. Several new cheers were added this year. “Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Mo,” “We Will Womp you,” “When You’re Hot,” “When the Goin’ Gets Tough,” and “We’re Gonna Beat the ‘Woopy’ Out of You” were a few of the cheers heard during sports competition. Right' Varsity football cheerleaders were Janet Stephenson, Linda Bire- line, and Gina Scholl, seated. Judy Christofferson, Tammy Ocheltree, and Marcia Twidt, standing. Below: Junior varsity cheerleaders were Cindy Mains, Lorrie Spangler, and Mary Renee Heck- man, seated. Vickie Immel has Terri Kinney on her shoulders. Football Cheerleaders Keep Up Spirits 62 Basketball Cheerleaders Enjoy Winning Seasons Above: Junior varsity basketball cheer- leaders were Mary Renee Heckman, Lisa Ludwig, and Lorrie Spangler. Lor- rie was also first alternate on the var- sity squad. To the left: Varsity basketball cheer- leaders were Janet Stephenson and Cindy Mains (kneeling); Pam Parrott, Marcia Twidt, and Tammy Ocheltree (standing); Linda Bireline (mounted) served as head cheerleader. 63 Boys Begin Season With 4 Wins, 1 Loss; Girls Start at 1, 4 Above: Coach Monaghan makes sure his team knows that there are two outs. Lower left: Mark Chaney is busy running bases for saying foul things. Right: Kim Whetstone wonders whether to run or not after hitting the ball. DIAL: a-etivities Swinging to a Homecoming Victory 66 Floats, pictured from left to right are: Freshmen, “Dreaming of a Victory”; Juniors, “A-C’s Victory House”; Seniors, “Sesame Street.” A victorious homecoming was cele- brated September 30 with a victory over Cumberland-Massena. During the week the students participated in many activities such as building floats, a pep rally with a bonfire, and the preparation of class skits. During the week, students dressed up different ways. Monday was dress down day, Tuesday was character day, Wednes- day was Black and Gold day. Thursday was a day of mourning for C-M with the students wearing black, and Friday was dress up day. The theme for homecoming was “Homecoming Through a Child’s Eyes.” The candidates for homecom- ing king and queen were Gina Scholl, Deb Ernst, Gail Rater, Diane Dinkla, Renee Fett, Ross Leeper, Mark Whet- stone, Mike Brannen, Matt Parker, and Chem Elings. During the halftime of the ball game Gina Scholl and Ross Leeper were crowned king and queen. The senior class won the prize for the best float and skit. After the ball game there was the homecoming dance with the group “Nemesis” providing the music. 67 Shown above are the FFA Royalty Candidates. They are Judi Scholl, Peggy Powell, Rhonda Vorrath, Linda Bireline, Marcia Twidt, and Janet Stephenson. Linda was crowned sweetheart at a dance sponsored by the student council and the FFA chapter. Peggy Powell, track queen candidate, is pictured lower left Judi Scholl, band queen, is shown at the lower right. She represented the A-C band at Carroll band days. 69 70 Fall Play Provides Comedy The fall play, “Meet Me in St. Louis, was given November 11 before a full house. The play starts out when Mr. Smith (Kurt Cress) announces to his wife (Lisa Hay) and their four daughters (Judy Christofferson, Shelley Maas. Cindy Mains, and Renae Rayl) that they will soon be moving to New York so he can run the New York office. This means that the whole family will be missing the 1904 World’s Fair. The girls try to show the boss (Kurby Cress) that their father isn’t capable of running the new office on his own. They go so far as to derail a trolley and bite the boss’s leg. Other cast members include Teresa Anderson, Dan Gustafson, Marvin Young, Gail Rater, Lorrie Spangler, Cheryl Cahail, Eldon Harl, Curt Jacobson, Frank Daugard, and Curt Parrott. Spring Musical Has Parisian Touch “So This Is Paris,” the spring musical, was presented March 31, 1978. Six American girls tour Paris where one of them, Judy Christofferson, falls in love with Kurby Cress. Gail Rater, a crippled girl, needs money to go to New York for an opera- tion. The American girls decide to throw a block party to raise money to send her to New York. Other cast members were Renae Rayl, Diane Dinkla, Aneta Parker, Deanna Ches- nut, Lori Rochholz, Terri Kinney, Cindy Mains, Cindy New- man. Marvin Young, David Wedemeyer, Joe Kunkle, Frank Daugard, Lisa Ludwig, Mary Renee Heckman, and the mem- bers of the junior high chorus. 71 The senior class is pictured above on the steps of the Capitol with Tom Harkin. Below, Steve Farley, Mark Lengel. Mark Chaney, and David Bassett prepare their squirt guns on the last day of school. On the next page upper left: Curt Jacobsen’s truck was painted by the craft class as an end-of-the-year project. Middle: Lisa Marcellus and Chantal Lovell look content catching a few rays. Lower left: Renae Rayl works on a semester test-one of the rare occasions when she wasn’t laughing or talking. Right: Evelyn Nelson, Pam Par- rott, Janet Stephenson, and Linda Bireline cheer the student softball team. Come Sail Away to Paradise The juniors chose “Come Sail Away to Paradise” for the 1978 prom theme. The gym was decorated with streamers, palm trees, tiki poles, and a flower dec- orated garden area and bridge. A foun- tain highlighted the garden scene. The band OPUS provided both rock songs and slower tunes to keep the pace moving on the dance floor. “Saturday Night Fever” drew a large crowd to the Atlantic theater. Prom servers were Mark Chaney, Eldon Harl, Scott Kingery, Pat McClain, Mark Lengel, Doug Schmeling, Dan Gustaf- son, Don Vogl, Jim Brannen, David Bassett, Lisa Hay, Lisa Marcellus, Tere- sa Anderson, Tammy Ocheltree, JoAnn Plagman, Helene Brownlee, Sharon Richter, and Kelly Powell. Senior members of the Marching Band are: Kathy Anderson. Diane Davis, Les Elgin. Deanne Heater, Sharon Lewellcn, Cindy Newman. Faith Newman. Call Rater, and Angela Turner. Junior members are: Linda Bireline. Darla Carstens, Eddie Chesnur, Dearma Farnsworth. Phyllis Kopp, Charles Litiler. Carol Ludwig, Linda Miller,-Evelyn Nelsen. Peggy Powell, Rodney Schwenngker, Gwen Soper, Jeff Westphal, Ronda Wilson, Marvin Young, and Andrew Rubenking. Soph- - bmore members are: John Elgin, Cheryl Emgarten, Sandra Fett. Eldon Marl. Lisa Hay, Dwight Kimber.JLindy Mains. Kelly,Powell, Renae- Rayl. Sharon Richter, Penny Sheeder, i- Doug Schmeling, Mark Williams, and Earl Whetstone. Fresh- man members are: Bill Byars. Karen Farnsworth, Steve Fer- guson. Kurby Cress. Dawn Hansen. Vicki lnimet, Terri Kin- ney. Lisa Ludwig, Aneta Parker, Sandra Powell. Tom Traey, David Turner, Cynthia Ulilman, Erie Whetstone, Kim Whet- stone, and Aaron Rubenking. Eighth Grade members are: Greg Bassett, Jeff Betts, Danny Chesnut, F.vati .Chesnut, Bill- Davis. Jackie Elings, Lohny Jensen, Roger Jorgensen, Du- Wayne Kinney, Beth Larslm.-Scott Levy len. Marcia Ludwig, Joan Mowry, and Kint Oeheltree. 76 Senior members of the Drill Team are Diane Dinkla. Shirley Fagan, am) breu Ja Warner. Junior members are: Jen- nifer Caltrider, Cathie Farley, Lori Ludwig, Joan Marckmann, Pam Par- ■rott, Donna Schmcliiig. JudFSchoU-. jnd Janet Stephenson. Sophomore membra are lleicne Brownlee. Tam- my Ochchree, and Jo Ann Flagman. Freshman menders are CheryJ CihaiL Renee lieckn i- Joyce Hough. Jeamc kihucy, Renee Ifcks? Cindy • Peterson, lAmiw Sue Sheedet., I mrie Spangler, ami Tammy Strain. Eigfetb. Grade member are. Christy Frcdre- V jMfand Peggy («ehling. In the fall the Adair-Casey Marching Band attended the Carroll Band Days. On a winter night in 1978, the Adair-Casey Jazz Band performed. In the winter the Pep Band performs during the halftime of the ball games. In the summer the Marching Band travels to parades to perform. The spring hours are filled with Concert Band. Bud Harris Has a Band for Every Season 77 Girls’ Glee and Mixed Chorus Under New Director Girls’ Glee are Row I: Beverly DeWitt, Phyllis Kopp, Linda Miller, and Caro- lyn Wetzel. Row 2: Miss Rhum, Nancy Whetstone, and Judy Christofferson. Row 3: Penny Sheeder, Deanna Ches- nut, Gloria Ginn, Cindy Newman, and Brenda Warner. Mixed Chorus shown below are Row 1: Miss Rhum, Linda Miller, Carolyn Wetzel, David Wedemeyer, Marvin Young, Charles Littler, Joe Kunkle, Diane Ludwig, and Beverly DeWitt. Row 2: Nancy Whetstone, Lori Roch- holz, Cindy Mains, Anne Margrethe Retvig, Gloria Ginn, Terri Kinney, Vickie Immel, and Jena Moore. Row 3: Penny Sheeder, Deanna Chesnut, Phyllis Kopp, Dawn Hansen, Aneta Parker, Cindy Newman, Judy Christof- ferson, and Brenda Warner. All Conference Football players are Row 1: Rick Wheatley, Second Team Offense; Kurk Mackrill, Honorable Mention; and Jeff Stetzel, First Team Offense. Row 2: Mark Parker, Second Team Defense; Matt Parker, First Team Defense; Jeff Spangler, Second Team Offense; and Ross Leeper, First Team Defense. Those not pictured are Chem tilings, Second Team Offense; Mike Brannen, Honorable Mention; and Craig Lundy, Honorable Mention. All Conference Basketball players are shown in the lower left picture. They are Angela Turner, Second Team Guard; and Cheryl Emgarten, First Team Forward; Curt Jacobsen, Third Team; Doug Schmeling, Second Team; Kurt Cress, First Team; and Chuck Littler, First Team. Kurt Gress and Chuck Littler also made the State Team. Kurt was Honorable Mention and Chuck was Special Honorable Mention. All Conference Softball and Baseball players are shown lower right. They are Diane Dinkla, Second Team Utili- ty; Glenda Warner, Honorable Men- tion; and Scott Kingery, Second Team All Conference. 79 Annual Staff Produces 1978 YELLOW PAGES Shown above are the annual staff members. Front: Cheryl Emgarten, Helene Brown- lee, Lisa Marcellus, Kim Whetstone, and Aneta Parker. Back: Janet Ruppert, Teresa Anderson, Sandy Powell, Tammy Ocheltree, and Sharon Richter. Shown below are the photographers for the annual. Front: Curt Parrott, Renae Rayl, Dave Murphy, Back: Lisa Hay, Tom Tracy, Jim Brannen, Kathy Anderson and Kelly Powell. Upper left: Cheryl Cahail and Kim Whetstone are deciding who took the better picture. Lower left: Jim Brannen: Developing pictures with the lights on? 80 Joni Marckmann Rates I at State Shown above are the Newspaper Staff. They are Kurby Gress, Rhonda Vor- rath, Gina Scholl, Mary Renee Heck- man, Cindy Peterson, Shirley Fagan, Gaye Oberholtz and Mr. Stormer. Cin- dy Newman, editor for the first semes- ter, is standing. To the left are the speech contestants. Front: Frank Daugaard, Poetry Inter- pretation; and Joni Marckmann, Prose Interpretation. Back: Marvin Young, Mime; Mr. Burrow, and Phyllis Kopp, Prose Interpretation. These students participated in Confer- ence Speech Tournaments at Anita; IHSSA District Speech Tournament at YJB; and IHSSA State Speech Tourna- ment at Valley of West Des Moines. District Speech Tournament Results were: Frank Daugaard. Division II, Phyllis Kopp, Division II; and Joni Marckmann. Division I. Joni won a Di- vision I rating at state contest with her piece, “The Joy of the Children.” Newspaper Changes Masthead to GOOD NEWS 81 Volunteer Workers Provide Valuable Services Shown above are the elementary li- brary workers. Front: Lori Rochholz, Cindy Mains, Colleen Murphy, Marcia Ludwig, Teresa Strain, Lisa Elings, Kristin Kilcoin, and Frank Daugaard. Back: Cathy Fredregill, Christy Fredre- gill, Shirley Fagan. Barb Armstrong, Deb Vogl, Connie Chandler, Holly Strain, and Barb Farley. Shown to the right are the student secretaries. Front: Shirley Fagan, Mr. Stafford; Deb Evans, Mr. Carlson; Gwen Soper, Mr. Lohr; Brenda Warner, Mr. Beecher; Jinger Boblett, Mr. Bee- cher; and Glenda Warner, Mr. Vos. 82 N.H.S. and Student Council Serve School To the left are the National Honor So- ciety members. From front to back: Joni Marckmann, Diane Dinkla. Faith Newman, Teresa Young, Sharon Lewel len (secretary-treasurer), Gary Lundy, Gail Rater, Dave Murphy, Cindy New- man, Jeff Stetzel, Diane Davis, Marvin Young. Dale Vogl (president). Chuck Littler, and Phyllis Kopp. Pictured below are the student coun- cil members. Don Vogl, Judi Scholl, Aneta Parker, Lyle Bates. Dean Ches- nut, Linda Bireline, Jeff Stetzel. Renee Fett, Curt Parrott, Teresa Young. Dave Murphy (president), Kathy Anderson (secretary-treasurer), and Tammy Ocheltree. Not pictured is Kurt Gress. vice president. Shown in the top picture is the Letter- man’s Club. Row 1: Linda Bireline, Tammy Ocheltree, Pam Parrott, Janet Stephenson, Marcia Twidt, and Cindy Mains. Row 2: Marvin Young, Teresa Anderson, Alan McCoy, Bill Bates, De- anne Heater, Jeff Spangler, Angela Turner, Renee Fett, Diane Dinkla, Jeff Stetzel, Jerry McClain, and Cindy New- man. Row 3: Mark Chaney, Eldon Harl, Cheryl Emgarten, Teresa Young, Faith Newman, Sharon Lewellen, Shir- ley Fagan, Frank Daugard, Joni Marck- mann, Lori Ludwig, and Jenni Caltri- der, Row 4: Mark Parker, Rick Wheat- ley, Mike Fagan. Joe Kunkle, David Farley, Sandra Fett, Evelyn Nelson, Deanna Farnsworth. Row 5: Dwight Kimber, JoAnn Plagman, Dale Clark, Peggy Powell, Chuck Littler, Curt Ja- cobsen, Steve Ferguson, Deanna Ches- nut, Penny Sheeder, and Lori Roch- holz. Row 6: Phyllis Kopp, Linda Mil- ler, Carol Ludwig, Judi Scholl, Mark Whetstone, Terri Beattie, Matt Parker, Ross Leeper, and Gail Rater. Row 7: Gina Scholl, Brenda Warner, Judi Christofferson, Glenda Warner. Mark Lengel, Doug Schmeling, Lisa Marcel- lus, Helene Brownlee. Row 8: Kurt Cress, Earl Whetstone, Scott Kingery, Pat McClain, Dave Bassett, Jeff Larson, and Jon Linn. Pep, A-C Clubs Shown in the bottom picture is the Pep Club. Row 1: Tammy Ocheltree, Linda Bire- line, Pam Parrott, Janet Stephenson, Marcia Twidt, and Cindy Mains. Row 2: Cathy Fredregill, Gail Rater, Frank Daugard, Lisa Hay, Teresa Young. Renee Fett, Sharon Richter, Teresa Anderson, and Jim Brannen. Row 3: Carol Ludwig, Linda Miller, Renae Rayl, Scott Kingery, Penny Sheeder, Deanna Chesnut, Anne Margrethe Ret- vig, Lori Rochholz, and Doug Schmeling. Row 4: Phyllis Kopp, Gwen Soper, Cheryl Emgarten, Eldon Harl, Lisa Marcellus, Helene Brownlee, Mike Fagan, Curt Jacobsen, and Kurt Gress. Row 5: Diane Davis, Lisa Ludwig, Donna Sue Sheeder, Karen Farns- worth, Jena Moore, Aneta Parker, Renee Oaks, Sandy Powell, Terri Kinney, Kurby Gress, David Turner. Row 6: Cynthia Uhlman, Jeannie Kinney, Lorrie Spangler, Di- ane Ludwig, Dawn Hansen, Tom Tracy, David Wedemeyer, Dave Irlmeier, Jon Linn, Dan Gustafson, and Kim Whetstone. Row 7: Marvin Young, Kelly Powell, Terri Beattie, Mike Brannen, Dave Murphey, and Peggy Powell. 84 Shown above are the members of High Kick. They are Joni Marck- mann, Cathie Farley, Lori Ludwig, Janet Stephenson, Cindy Peterson, Judi Scholl, JoAnn Plagman, and Pam Parrott. To the right are the members of Drill Team. They are Pam Parrott, Joni Marckmann, Helene Brownlee, Jenni Caltri- der, and Shirley Fagan. Row 2: Cathie Farley, Lori Ludwig, Janet Ste- phenson, Cindy Peter- son, Judi Scholl, and JoAnn Plagman. Not pictured are Donna Schmeling and Tammy Strain. The girls received a Third place trophy at the state competition last fall. 85 Sparklettes Win 3rd at State Competition 5 Medals Won at Conference Science Fair Conference Science Fair Winners are Junior High: Blue: ‘Man’s Future Means of Transportation”-Bill Davis and Curt Dankof; “Are Toys Scientific?”-Christy Fredregill. 9th Life Science: 2nd place medal: “The Effects of Temperature on Bacterial Growth”—Aneta Parker, Sandy Powell, and Kim Whetstone. Blue: “An Equation for Respiration”-Terri Kin- ney, Renee Oaks, and Vickie Immel. Red: “The Effect of Light on Transpiration”—Judi Noland and Jena Moore; “Consumption of CO2 by Elodea”—Tom Tracy, Cheryl Ca- hail,and Kurby Gress. 9th Physical Science. 1st place medal: “Optical Illusions”—David Wedemeyer. Dawn Hansen, and Dave Irlmeier. Red: “Optical Illusions”—Bill Byars, Kevin Armstrong, and Eric Whetstone. Biology. Blue: Amino cid Analysis”—Kurt Gress, Gina Scholl, and Curt Parrott; “Inver- tase Action”—Renae Rayl, Tammy Ocheltree, and Sharon Richter. Red: “Bacteria in Milk”—Lori Rochholz, Chantal Lovell, and Helene Brownlee; “Cancer in Cactus and Carrots” —Cheryl Emgarten and Cindy Mains. White: “Effect of Saline on Artemia Salina Eggs”—Scott Kingery and Earl Whetstone; “Oxygen Consumption of Carassus Cuprinidae”-Kurk Mack- rill, Vic Raibikis, Lonnie Poland, Ed Chesnut, Craig Lundy, and Junior Thompson; “Amoeba—The Living Jelly”—Dave Bassett and John Elgin; “Crown Gall in Cactus”—Sherry Thompson, JoAnn Plagman, Sherry Evans, and Joe Kunkle; Might Mitochondria and Adrenalin”-Penny Sheeder and Deanna Chesnut; “Search for Coliforms”-Pat McClain, Kel- ly Powell, Mark Lengel and Scott Kingery. Physics. 2nd place medal-“Holography-the 3rd Dimension”-Mark Larsen, Jim Brannen, and David Farley. Chemistry. 1st place medal: “The Dissociation Constant”—Phyllis Koppand Marvin Young. 2nd place medal: “Freezing point Depression-Dissoc- iation Constant”—Darwin Wetzel and Steve Faga. Blue: “The Empirical Formula of a Compound”-Linda Miller and Carol Ludwig; “Molarity Based on Gas Solubility”-Evelyn Nel- son, Marcia Twidt, and Janet Stephenson. Red: “Distillation of Alcohol”—Jeff Westphal and Rod Schwenneker. 86 FFA members in front are: Terry Beattie, Craig Lundy, Vic Raibikis, Eddie Chesnut, Gary Lundy, FFA Sweetheart Ren- ee Fett, Dale Vogl, Dean Chesnut, Mr. Vos, and Rod Schwen- neker. Second Row: Alan Wetzel, Donnie Sheeder, Darwin Kopaska, David Bassett, Dale Clarke, Mark Lengel, John El- gin, Dm Vogl, Danny Gustafson, Jeff Westphal. Third row: Mark Parker, Merlin Phippen, Doug Wedemeyer, Mark Whet- stone, Stuart Waddle, Jon Linn, Dave Irlmeier, Jeff Larson, Leon Vogl, and Les Elgin. Fourth row: Terri Richter, Jeff Spangler, Billy Bates, Mike Murphy, Kipp Johnson, Boyd Grubbs, Lyle Bates, Lenard Lentke, Rick Sheeder, Jeff Stetzel. | CONTEST RATING DONE BY Secretary’s Book Treasurer’s Book Silver Vic Raibikis Gold Eddie Chesnut (to state) Beef Production Silver Gary Lundy Crop Production Bronze Jeff Westphal Dairy Production Bronze Rick Sheeder (to state) Dversified Livestock Production Bronze Dale Clarke Swine Production Bronze Jeff Westphal 87 Spanish Club Spanish Club members are: Mr. Bur- row, David Wedemeyer, Kurby Gress, Vickie Immel, Terri Kinney. Second row: Evelyn Nelson, Linda Miller, Car- ol Ludwig, Phyllis Kopp, Frank Dau- gard. Third row: Diane Carl, Jenny Caltrider, Joan Marckmann, Linda Chandler, Tammy Bates. Fourth row: Deanne Farnsworth, Lisa Ludwig, Jeanie Kinney, Donna Sue Sheeder, Mary Renee Heckman, Lorrie Spangler. Elementary Band The grade school band is pictured below. Front row: LeAnn Plowman, Leslie Wheatley, Teresa Turner, Lisa Kilcoin, Lori Johnson. Second row: Michelle Richter, Lori Bireline, Joanie Kinney, Crystal Jensen, Cindy Sweeney, and Lori Fairfield. Third row: Annette Crees, Kelly Fredregill, Jimmy Kuster, An- nette Chesnut, Kris Whetstone, Jodie Fox, Doug Roberts, and Rodney Jorgensen. Fourth row: Rusty Bates, Ruthie Parker, Darrin Hansen. Brad Garside, Tom Schwenneker, Brenda Byars, James Klemish. David Smith, Diane Rater, Chuck Eiings, John McCoy, Mr. Harris, Brian Caltrider, Sharon Sheeder, and Mi- chelle Eggen. 88 DIAL: tl U N I D R H I G H Only 4 More Years for 8th Grade Upper left: Eighth grade class officers are Rodney Grubbs, President; Michelle Lovell, Vice President; Ronnie Emgarten, Treasurer; Jackie Elings, Secre- tary. Lower left; Junior high students work hard in study hall—sometimes! Lower right: “Skeeter” (John Gettler) adds a little decoration to Tim Huddleson. 90 Greg Bassett Kevin Beattie Jeff Betts Connie Chandler Danny Chesnut Evan Chesnut Bill Davis Jackie Elings Ronnie Emgarten Michael Faga Barbara Farley Christy Fredregill Peggy Gehling Duane Gerdes John Gettler Rodney Grubbs Becky Hunt Tim Huddleson Julie Irlmeier Lonny Jensen Roger Jorgensen Scott Kilcoin DuWayne Kinney Beth Larsen David Larsen 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 Left, Mrs. Clark reads to her eighth grade English class. Right, Mrs. Clark works with a small group, Mark Rater, Kevin Beattie, and Dave Lar- sen. 91 Counterclockwise: Tom Rayl, Kevin Miller, and Steve Sweeney try desperately to get out of band. Joe Brannen learns some moves from Duane Gerdes. You handsome devil, Gene! Seventh grade class of- ficers are Jerry Carstens, president; Ricky Buckner, vice president; Michele Bruns, secretary; Jeff Ochel- tree, treasurer. Kevin Miller and John Vogl are causing a little disruption in class. Doug Armstrong Joe Brannen Rick Buckner Michele Bruns Kevin Caltrider Gerald Carstens Jim Dunkerson Usa Elings Barb Ernst Toni Faga Tim Foster Kolby Cress Chris Hoffman Veronica Immel Kristen Kilcoin Dennis Kopaska Dallas Lehman Edward Lemke Julie Scholl Theresa Strain Steve Sweeney Chris Turner Lisa Ulsrud Leland Vorrath John Vogl Randy Gerdes Kevin Miller Jane Nelson Steve Oberholtz Jeff Ocheltree Terry Piatt Earl Plagman Tom Rayl David Schiller 93 Jr. High Football Teams Win 7, Lose 3 Front: Randy Gerdes, Rick Buckner, Tom Rayl, Chris Hoffman, Kevin Beatty, Brian McCoy, Jeff Betts, Scott Kilcoin. DuWayne Gerdes. Middle: Kolby Gress, Dennis Kopas- ka, Chris Turner, Jerry Carstens, Dave Lar- sen, Lonny Jensen, Greg Bassett, Martin Sunds, Scott Lewellen. Back: Terry Vorrath, Coach Shafar, Jeff Ocheltree, Tim Foster, Terry Piatt, Darrell Smith, Evan Chesnut, Mark Rater, Ron Emgarten, Coach Gress, Joe Brannen. 8th Grade Record A-C 12 Exira 18 A-C 30 B-F 0 A-C 22 Earlham 8 A-C 0 S-M 20 A-C 16 Anita 6 3 wins, 2 losses 7th Grade Record A-C 12 Exira 0 A-C 0 B-F 8 A-C 20 Earlham 0 A-C 20 S-M 6 A-C 16 Anita 0 4 wins, 1 loss Above: Ron Jorgenson and Scott Kilcoin listen as Mr. Gress explains the next play. Coach Gress felt that the players were dedicated and worked hard to finish 7 and 3. 94 Girls’ Junior High Track Team. Above: Coach Sherry Schafer, Kristen Kilcoin, Lisa Elings, Kim Ocheltree, Peg Gehling, Mi- chele Lovell. Second row: Kristy Fredregill, Beth Larsen. Jac- kie Elings, Susie Williams, Julie Irlmeier, and Brenda Shroyer. Junior High Track Teams Boys’ Junior High Track Team. Below: Kevin Miller, Kevin Caltrider, Leland Vorrath, Jeff Ocheltree, Steve Oberholtz. Row 2: Dennis Kopaska, Earl Plagman, Randy Gerdes, Tim Foster, David Schiller, Doug Armstrong. Row 3: Bill Davis, Chris Hoffman, Joe Brannen, Tom Rayl, Ricky Buckner, Chris Turner. Row 4: Danny Chesnut, Duane Kinney, Daryl Smith, Jerry Carstens, Dave Larsen, Jeff Betts, Kolby Gress. Row 5: Duane Gerdes, Curt Dankof, Greg Bassett, Martin Sunds, Rodney Grubbs, Roger Jorgensen, Scott Kilcoin. Bri- an McCoy, and Mark Rater. 95 8th Grade Undefeated 7th Grade Win 6, Lose 3 The Eighth grade girls basketball play- ers are shown at the right. Front row: Beth Larson, Joan Mowry, and Jackie Elings. Second row: Coach Schafer, Suzie Williams, Julie Irlmeier, Brenda Shroyer, and manager Christy Fredre- gill. On the ladder: Holly Strain, Kim Ocheltree, and Peggy Gehling. The se- venth grade girls basketball players are shown at the bottom. 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Junior High Boys’ Basketball and Student Council Have Productive Year 113 Impressive Records for Junior High Basketball 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball A-C 52 S-M 18 A-C 18 Earlham 24 A-C 32 Elk Horn 24 A-C 37 B-F 36 A-C 45 Exira 14 A-C 50 Anita 7 A-C 35 Van Meter 19 A-C 27 C-M 14 Wins 7, Losses 1 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball A-C 40 S-M 19 A-C 31 Greenfield 29 A-C 33 Earlham 44 A-C 21 Elk Horn 32 A-C 41 B-F 38 A-C 45 Exira 14 A-C 52 Anita 23 A-C 44 Van Meter 35 A-C 17 C-M 45 Wins 6, Losses 3 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball A-C 21 C-M 42 A-C 37 Van Meter 20 A-C 31 Anita 42 A-C 33 Earlham 29 A-C 49 Exira 48 A-C 40 B-F 22 A-C 29 Elk Horn 34 A-C 54 Greenfield 50 A-C 34 S-M 31 Wins 6, Losses 3 8th Grade Girls’ Basketball A-C 58 C-M 38 A-C 50 Van Meter 37 A-C 38 Anita 32 A-C 57 Earlham 36 A-C 39 Exira 34 A-C 32 B-F 20 A-C 47 Elk Horn 41 A-C 54 Greenfield 50 A-C 44 S-M 40 Wins 9, Losses 0 114 Junior High Cheerleaders Show Spunk Junior High Football Cheerleaders are pictured above. Kneeling: Brenda Shroyer, Julie Scholl, and Michele Bruns. Standing: Kim Ocheltree, Peggy Gehling, and Michele Lovell. Junior High Basketball Cheerleaders are pictured to the left: Julie Scholl, Jane Nelson, and Marcia Ludwig. 115 Jr. High Chorus members are shown above, Teresa Strain, Tony Faga, Barb Ernst, Beth Larsen, Jackie Elings, Lisa Uls- rud, Kim Ocheltree, Peggy Gehling, and Miss Rhum. Back row Deb Vogl, Connie Chandler, Kristen Kilcoin, Christy Fredregill, Susie Williams, Lisa Elings, Michele Bruns, and Ju- lie Scholl. Junior High Music Jr. High Band members are shown below. Front: Jackie El- ings, Marcia Ludwig, Beth Larsen, Joan Mowry, Kim Ochel- tree and Lisa Ulsrud. Second row: Jane Nelson, Lisa Elings, Julie Scholl, Danny Chesnut, Scott Lewellen, Greg Bassett, and Lonnie Jensen. Third row: Duane Kinney, Jeff Betts, Ro- ger Jorgensen, Evan Chesnut, Tom Rayl, Chris Hoffman, Ke- vin Caltrider, Roger Miller. Back row: Curt Dankoff, Bill Da- vis, Veronica Immel, Susie Williams, Martin Sunds, Mark Ra- ter, Mr. Harris. Index A Anderson, Glenn: 36, 54, 74. Anderson, Hazel: 46. Anderson, Kathy: 8, 13, 16, 39, 60, 72, 76, 80, 83. Anderson, Sharon: 42, 74. Anderson, Teresa: 1,3,4, 24, 26, 52, 58, 60, 70, 80, 84. Armstrong, Barbara: 24, 82. Armstrong, Douglas: 92, 95. Armstrong, Kevin: 28. Armstrong, Tim: 8, 13, 16. B Bassett, David: 24, 27, 34, 39, 48, 54, 59, 72, 77, 84, 87. Bassett, Greg: 76, 90, 94, 95, 113, 116. Bassett, Wilbur: 45. Bast, Melodie: 40. Bates, Billy: 8, 11, 15, 16, 18,35,41, 59, 72, 84, 87. Bates, Lyle: 28,48, 59, 83,87. Bates, Tammy: 20, 41,88. Beattie, Kevin: 90, 94. Beattie, Terry: 20, 48, 84, 87. Beecher, Steve: 31,38, 52. Beer, John: 8, 13, 15, 16, 18,48, 72. Bennett, Kay: 44. Betts, Jeff: 61,76, 90, 94, 95, 113, 116. Bireline, Linda: 20, 58, 62, 63, 69, 72, 75, 76, 83, 84. Boblett, Jinger: 3, 8, 11, 16, 82. Boblett, Penny: 24 Boblett, Shorty: 46. Brannen, Jim: 3, 25, 42, 48, 61,80, 84, 86. Brannen, Joe: 92, 94, 95, 1 13. Brannen, Mike: 9, 15, 16.48.49,51, 54,56,59,66,68,72,84. Brownlee, Helene: 25, 76, 80, 84, 85. Bruns, Michele: 92, 93, 96, 115, 116 Buckner, Ricky: 92, 93, 94, 95, 113. Burrow, Paul: 2, 42, 81,88. Byars, Bill: 28,30, 76. C Cali ail, Cheryl: 1,28, 29, 58, 60, 70, 76. Caltrider, Jennifer: 20, 76, 84, 85. Caltrider, Kevin: 92, 95, 113, 116. Carl, Debra: 9, 16, 57, 88. Carl, Diane: 21, 88. Carl, Roger: 29. Carlson, Norman: 37. Carstens, Darla: 21,76, 88. Carstens, Gerald: 1,93, 94, 95, 113. Chandler, Connie: 82, 90, 116. Chandler, Linda: 21,88. Chaney, Mark: 24, 25, 61,64, 72, 84. Chesnut, Danny: 76, 91,95, 116. Chesnut, Dean: 8, 9, 10, 16, 18, 71, 72, 83, 87. Chesnut, Deanna: 25, 39, 52, 60, 71. 78, 84. Chesnut, Eddie: 5, 21, 59, 75, 76, 77, 87. Chesnut, Evan: 76, 91,94, 113, 116. Christofferson, Judy: 8, 16, 62, 70, 78, 84. Clark, Evelyn: 43. Clarke, Dale: 5, 20, 48, 49, 61, 84, 87. Clarke, Donna: 29. D Dankoff, Curt: 61,95, 116. Daugard, Frank: 20, 48, 57, 59, 70, 71,74,81,82, 84, 88. Davis, Bill: 76,91,95, 116. Davis, Diane: 8, 9, 13, 16, 72, 74, 76, 83, 84. Davis, Matt: 20. DeWitt, Beverly: 24, 78. Dinkla, Diane: 8, 13, 16, 52, 58, 60, 66,68,71,72, 76, 79, 83,84. Drainan, Ronnie: 24. Dunkerson, Jim: 93, 113. E Edgington, Faye: 46. Edgington, Kevin: 20. Elgin, John: 4, 24, 34, 72, 76, 77, 87. Elgin, Les: 9, 11, 14, 15, 16,72, 76, 87. Elgin, Lynn: 17,45. Elings, Chem: 7, 10, 13, 15, 16,48, 66,68,72. Elings, Jackie: 76, 91,95, 96, 116. Elings, Lisa: 37, 71,82, 93, 95, 96, 116. Eingarten, Cheryl: 24, 39, 52, 53, 76, 79, 80, 84. Emgarten, Ron: 90, 94, 113. Engle, Clint: 21. Ernst, Barbara: 37, 93, 96, 116. Ernst, Deb: 9, 16, 66, 68. Evans, Debbie: 10, 16,72,82. Evans, Les: 46. Evans, Sherry: 25, 39. F Faga, Mike: 39,42, 90. Faga, Steve: 21,33,74, 86. Faga, Toni: 92, 96, 116. Fagan, Ambrose: 46. Fagan, Mike: 21, 22, 48, 84. Fagan, Shirley: 11, 16, 72, 74, 76, 81,82,84,85. Farley, Barbara: 82, 90. Farley, Cathie: 21, 74, 76, 85. Farley, David: 25, 35, 57, 84, 86. Farley, Steve: 25, 35, 39, 72. Farnsworth, Deanna: 20, 21, 76, 84, 88. Farnsworth, Karen: 29, 37, 52, 58, 76, 84. Ferguson, Karen: 46. Ferguson, Steve: 4, 29,43, 48, 54, 61,76, 77, 84. Fett, Renee: 3, 4, 11, 13, 16, 52, 53, 58, 66, 68, 72, 83, 84, 87. Fett, Sandra: 25, 76, 84. Foster, Timmy: 92, 94, 95, 113. Foster, Tony: 28, 37, 48, 59. Fredregill, Cathy: 24, 82, 84. Fredregill, Christy: 71, 76, 82, 90, 91,95, 116. G Gehling, Peggy: 76, 91,95, 96, 115, 116. Gerdes, Duane: 39, 42, 90, 92, 94, 95, 113. Gerdes, Randy: 94, 95, 113. Gettler, John: 42, 90, 91. Gilliland, Jeff: 28. Ginn, Gloria: 24, 78. Gress, Bob: 32,94, 113. Cress, Kolby: 92, 94, 95, 113. Gress, Kurby: 28, 54, 59, 70, 71,76, 81,84, 88. Gress, Kurt: 4, 20, 22, 54, 55, 59, 70, 79, 84. Grubbs, Boyd: 28, 87. Grubbs. Rodney: 1,61,90,91,95. 117 Grubbs, Sharlene: 20. Gustafson, Bev: 38, 72. Gustafson, Dan: 25, 34, 54, 70, 87. H Hamilton, Marc: 10, 16, 18, 72. Hansen, Dawn: 29, 37, 52, 76, 78, 84, 86. Hart, Eldon: 5, 24, 25, 39, 54, 59, 61, 70, 76, 77, 84. Harris, Bud: 33, 71, 77, 88, 116. Hay, Lisa: 5, 24, 25, 26, 52, 58, 70, 76. 80, 84. Heater, Deanne: 10, 16, 57, 72, 76, 84. Heathcote, Elaine: 46. Heckman, Mary Renee: 29, 62, 63, 71,76,81,88. Hoffman, Chris: 92, 94, 95, 116. Hornung, Steve: 17, 45, 58, 65, 72. Hough, Joy: 29, 76. Hough, Judy: 20, 23. Hough, Richard: 46. Huddleson, Tim: 90. Hunt, Becky: 90. Hunt, Janelle: 29. Huss, Kelly: 11, 16, 41. I Immel, Veronica: 92, 96, 116. Immel, Vickie: 4, 28, 37, 62, 76, 77, 78, 88. Irlmeier, David: 28, 54, 84, 86, 87. Irlmeier, Julie: 44,90, 95, 96. J Jacobsen, Curt: 4, 21,35, 48, 54, 59, 61,70, 79, 84. Jensen, Lonny: 76, 90, 94, 113, 116. Johnson, Kipp: 28, 87. Jorgensen, Roger: 61,76,91,95, 113, 116. K Kilcoin, Kristen: 71,82, 93,95, 96, 116. Kilcoin, Lynn: 46. Kilcoin, Mary: 46. Kilcoin, Scott: 39, 42, 90, 91, 94, 95, 113. Kimber, Dwight: 25, 76, 84. Kimber, Dwight: 25, 76, 84. Kingery, Scott: 26, 32,48, 61, 79, 84. Kintnan, Hal: 46. Kinney, DuWayne: 76, 91,95, 116. Kinney, Jeanie: 23, 29, 30, 57, 71,76, 84. Kinney, Terri: 4, 29, 37, 52, 58, 62, 76, 78, 84, 88. Knapp, Patti: 21. Kopaska, Darwin: 21,87, 88. Kopaska, Dennis: 93, 94, 95, 113. Kopp, Phyllis: 21,33, 52, 74, 76, 78, 81,83,84, 86, 88. Kunkle, Gertrude: 46. Kunkle, Joe: 26, 54, 57, 78, 84. L Larsen, David: 61,90,91,94, 95. Larsen, Mark: 26, 35, 57, 86. Larson, Beth: 60, 76, 91,95, 96, 116. Larson, Jeff: 29,48,61, 84, 87. Leeper, Ross: 3,6, 11, 13, 15, 16, 48, 66, 68, 72, 79, 84. Lehman, Dallas: 37, 92, 93. Lemke, Edward: 93. Lemke, Lenard: 29, 87. Lengel, Mark: 26, 34, 54, 72, 84, 87. Lewellen, Evelyn: 46. Lewellen, Scott: 76, 90, 94, 113, 116. Lewellen, Sharon: 9, 10, 16, 36, 52, 72, 76, 83, 84. Linn, Jon: 29, 48, 59, 84, 87. Littler, Charles: 5, 20, 54, 55, 59, 76, 78, 79, 83, 84. Lohr, Don: 44, 59, 75. Lovell, Chantal: 27, 73. Lovell, Leta: 20, 38, 74. Lovell, Michele: 90, 95. Ludwig, Carol: 20, 76, 84, 88. Ludwig, David: 3, 10, 13, 16. Ludwig, Diane: 28, 52, 60, 78, 84. Ludwig, Lisa: 28, 63, 76, 77, 84. Ludwig, Lori: 20, 76, 84, 85. Ludwig, Marcia: 76, 82, 90, 115, 116. Ludwig, Mary Ann: 46. Lundy, Craig: 21,48, 49, 54, 59, 61, 87. Lundy, Gary: 11, 16, 18, 54, 59,72, 83, 87. M Maas, Shelley: 5, 11, 16, 18, 70,72, 83. Mackrill, Kurk: 21, 22,48, 51, 59, 61, 75, 79. Magi 11, Mitch: 28, 43. Magill, Terry: 21. Mains, Cindy: 27, 39,42, 62, 63, 70, 71,76, 78, 82, 84. Marcellus, Curt: 28,48. Marcellus, Dick: 46. Marcellus, Lisa: 27, 60, 73, 80, 84. Marckmann, Joan: 21,75,76,81,83, 84, 85. McClain, Jerry: 10, 16, 18,40,54, 72, 84. McClain, Pat: 27, 54, 59, 84. McCoy, Alan: 10, 16, 18, 48, 59, 72, 84. McCoy, Bev: 46. McCoy, Brian: 91,94, 95, 113. Miller, Kevin: 92, 93,95, 116. Miller, Linda: 21, 22, 76, 78, 84, 88. Mix, John: 46. Monaghan, Allyn: 39,48, 52, 61, 64. Moore, Jena: 29, 78, 84. Moser, Jay: 11. Moser, Regina: 28, 29. Mowry, Dean: 45. Mowry, Joan: 60, 76, 91,96, 116. Murphy,Colleen: 58, 82. Murphy, David: 12, 16,48, 59, 72, 77, 80, 83, 84. Murphy, Mike: 9, 11, 15, 16, 18, 41, 59, 72, 87. Myers, Doug: 36. N Nelsen, Evelyn: 21, 22, 76, 84, 88. Nelsen, Jane: 92, 115, 116. Newman, Cindy: 5, 12, 16, 18, 76, 77,78,81,83,84. Newman, Faith: 5, 8, 12, 16, 17, 36, 72, 76, 77, 83, 84. Noland, Judi: 28, 29, 43,58. O Oaks, Renee: 28, 29, 43, 76, 84. Oaks, Robert: 45. Oberholtz, Gaye: 29, 30, 57, 81. Oberholtz, Lyle: 22. Oberholtz, Steven: 92, 95. Ocheltree, Jeff: 37, 92, 93, 94, 95. Ocheltree, Kim: 44, 60, 76, 91,95, 96, 115, 116. Ocheltree, Kim: 44, 60, 76, 91,95, 96, 115, 116. Ocheltree, Tammy: 26, 60, 62, 63, 76, 80, 83, 84, 97. Opiol, Ramona: 22, 38. P Parker, Aneta: 30, 52, 58, 71, 76, 78, 80, 83, 84, 86. Parker, Mark: 23,48, 49, 59, 79, 84, 87. Parker, Matt: 12, 13, 16,40,45,48, 49,51,66, 67,68, 72, 79,84, 97. Parrott, Curt: 5, 23, 44, 48, 49, 54, 61,70, 74,75,80, 83. Parrott, Pam: 23, 63, 73, 76, 84, 85. Patchin, Don: 46. Peterson, Cindy: 30, 52, 76, 81,85. Peterson, Gina: 23. Pluppen, Kathy: 12, 16. Phippen, Merlin: 26, 34. Phippen, Virgil: 9, 12, 16. Piatt, Terry: 37, 93, 94. Plagman, Earl, Jr.: 37, 93, 95, 113. Plagman, Jo Ann: 24, 26, 58, 76, 84, 85. Poland, Lonnie: 20, 23. Powell, Kelly: 26, 76, 80, 84. Powell, Peggy: 1,21,22,52,58,69, 76, 83, 84. Powell, Sandy: 29, 30, 43, 52, 76, 77, 80, 84, 86. 0 Queck, Tom: 39,48. R Raak, Dave: 35. Raibikis, Rose: 27. Raibikis, Vic: 21,22,48,59, 87. Raper, Bernice: 46. Rater, Gail: 1,5,8, 12, 16, 18,66, 68,70,72, 76, 77, 83, 84. Rater, Mark: 61,91,94,95, 113, 116 Rayl, Renae: 5, 26, 27, 39, 52, 53, 58, 70,71,73,76,80, 84. Rayl, Tom: 92, 93,94, 95, 113, 116. Retvig, Anne Margrethe: 1,12, 16, 72, 78, 84. Rhum, Cindy: 33,78, 116. Richter, Sharon: 25, 27, 43, 76, 80, 84. Richter, Terri: 22, 48, 50, 54, 87, Richter, Vicki: 46. Rochholz, Lori: 24, 27,42, 52, 71, 78, 82, 84. Rumple, Ilah: 46. Ruppert.Jan: 12, 13, 16,39,72,80. S Schafer, Sherry: 18,32,95,96. Schiller, David: 93, 95. Schmeling, Betty: 46. Schmeling, Donna: 22, 76. Schmeling, Doug: 24, 26, 54, 55, 56, 59,61,76, 79,84. Schmeling, Jean: 46. Schmidt, Greg: 23. Scholl, Gina: 12, 16, 62, 66,68, 72, 81,84. Scholl, Julie: 92, 113, 115, 116. Scholl, Judi: 19, 23, 69, 76, 83, 84, 85. Schwenneker, Rod: 4, 23, 76, 87. Shafer, Mike: 94. Sheeder, Donna Sue: 30, 37, 57, 60, 76, 88. Sheeder, Donnie: 23, 87. Sheeder, Penny: 24, 26, 39, 76, 78, 84. Sheeder, Rick: 12,16,18,72, 87. Shockey, Richard: 17, 18, 45, 72. Shroyer, Brenda: 60, 90, 95, 96, 113, 115. Smith, Daryl: 42, 90, 94, 95, 113. Soper, Gwen: 23, 52, 76, 82, 84. Spangler, Jeff: 3, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18,48, 50,51,54, 72, 79, 84, 87. Spangler, Lorrie: 29, 30, 62, 63, 70, 76, 84, 88. Stafford, Steve: 43. Staggs, Peggy: 9, 14, 16. Stephenson, Janet: 20, 22, 62, 63, 69, 73, 76, 84, 85. Stetzel, Jeff: II, 15, 16, 18,48,59, 72, 79, 83, 84, 87. Stolk, Paul: 22. Stormer, Phillip: 43, 81. Strain, Holly: 82, 90, 96. Strain, Tammy: 29, 30, 76. Strain, Theresa: 71,82, 92, 96, 116. Sturm, Doris: 41. Sunds, Martin: 90, 94, 95, 116. Sweeney, Steve: 92. T Thompson, Leonard: 22,40. Thompson, Sherry: 24, 26. Tracy, Tom: 29, 30, 43, 48, 54, 59, 76, 84. Turner, Angela: 11, 15, 16, 38, 52, 53, 58, 60, 72, 76, 79, 84. Turner, Chris: 92, 94, 95, 113. Turner, David: 30, 76, 77, 84. Twidt, Marcia: 21, 22, 62,63,69,84. U Uhlman, Cynthia: 30, 52, 58, 76, 84. Ulsrud, Lisa: 93, 116. Umbaugh, Phil: 45. V Van Buggenhout, T.S.: 46. Vogl, Dale: 11, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18,54, 55,59,72, 83,87. Vogl, Deb: 82,91, 116. Vogl, Don: 26,34, 54, 83,86. Vogl, John: 93. Vogl, Leon: 30, 54, 87. Vorrath, Leland: 93, 94, 95, 113. Vorrath, Rhonda: 23,69,81. Vos, Ivan: 34, 87. W Waddle, Stuart: 30, 87. Wager, Peggy: 23. Warner, Brenda: 13, 15, 16,60, 72, 74, 76, 78, 82, 84. Warner, Glenda: 15, 16,40,60, 72, 79, 82, 84. Wedemeyer, David: 28, 30, 54, 71,74, 78, 86, 88. Wedemeyer, Douglas: 10, 14, 15, 16, 18,72,87. Westphal, Jeff: 23, 76, 77, 87. Wetzel, Alan: 15, 16,87. Wetzel, Carolyn: 30, 78. Wetzel, Darwin: 15, 16, 36, 59, 86. Wheatley, Rick: 23, 48, 49, 50, 51, 67, 75, 79, 84. Whetstone, Earl: 27, 35, 54, 59, 72, 76, 84. Whetstone, Eric: 29, 30, 54, 76, 77. Whetstone, Julia: 91. Whetstone, Kim: 28, 29, 30, 60, 64, 76, 77, 80, 84, 86. Whetstone, Mark: 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18,40, 48,66, 68,72, 77,84, 87. Whetstone, Nancy: 27, 78. Williams, Mark: 27, 34, 76. 119 Williams, Suzie: 44, 60, 91,95, 96, 116. Wilson, Ronda: 22, 58, 76. Wilson, Rusty: 30, 37, 48. Witt, Dale: 3, 28,37, 54, 59. Y Young, Marvin: 5, 22, 33, 76, 78, 81, 83, 84, 86. Young, Teresa: 15, 16, 52, 58, 60, 72, 83, 84. Z Zimmer, Bill: 22, 23. Zimmer, Jim: 3, 30, 54, 61. Thank You! We would like to give a special thanks to Bill Littler and Howard Bos- trom for their help with the photo- graphy in many sections of our year- book. 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