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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

Memories 1979 Adair Casey High School Adair, Jowa Sigktk edition. Volume VJJJ Seniors 7 Underclassmen 19 faculty 27 Sports 35 Activities junior High 73 Advertising 85 Mixed emotions were expressed by the Bombers as they carried the second place Class 1A trophy to the spectator section after a grueling game against Iowa City Regina. The theme for this year’s an- nual is “Memories.” The fond- est memory of the 1979 school year is the Bomber’s trip to the boy’s state basket- ball tournaments. The A-C boys were the class 1A run- ner-up winners, and the school brought home a sportsman- ship trophy. Memories there are all types of memories-but the best of all are the happy ones. Rem- ember-the A-C squad beating St. John’s Independence and Ackley-Geneva. Chuck Littler and Doug Schmeling making the all-toumamnet team. Think back to the boys run- ning a fast break, when Curt Jacobsen slam-dunked the ball and brought the fans to their feet. Also, remember the A-C fans in black and gold to represent the school, and the togetherness and loyalty of the fans to the Bombers. Try to recall the silence and suspense of the presentation of the sportsmanship award and that final game when we led Iowa City by 8 to 2. But, most of all remember that great group of A-C boys that made it all possible and the joy and excitement of playing at the “Big House.” But what would memories be without a few disappointments —those things that you just can’t put aside. Recall stand- ing in the long lines to get your next ticket ... and Kurt Cress turning his ankle and trying to play in the final game. Re- member the final loss of the season to Iowa City Regina, and the season coming to an end for the seniors. 3 For some there were mixed emotions of the tournament. Some were sad and some were happy don’t forget that Kurt Cress did score his final two points in the game against Iowa City Regina. And the Bombers did receive the runner-up trophy of the 1979 boy’s state basketball tournament. Upper left: Chuck Littler decides to go left rather than right against his A-G opponent. Lower left: A-C’s tough defense closes in on an A-G player. Above: A-G’s muscle did not slow down Doug Schtneling who shot over, underneath, around, in-between and through A-G’s defense ending up with a superb per- formance. a Memories JCigkt the Comers of My Mind The Way We Were Memories light the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? II we had the chance to do it all again, tell me, would we? Could we? Mem- ories may be beautiful and yet, what’s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remem- ber the way we were. Above left: Craig Lundy shoots cleanly around the A-G ball player. Above right: The Bombers are great jumpers as evidenced in this photo of Curt Jacobsen laying the ball over the rim for an easy two points. The yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Bill Littler and the ADAIR NLWS for all their help with this year’s annual. All the can- dids through page 12 and several others throughout the book were supplied by Bill. THANK YOU! 5 Memories Upper left: Merlin Phippen, “The Bomber Pilot.” Upper right: The Class 1A state runner-up trophy is proudly displayed. Left: Members of the Class 1A all-tournament team are Doug Schmeling, A-C: Chuck Lit tier, A-C; Kevin Kuhrt, Tripoli; Tom Sueppel. Regina; and Mark Gan- non, Regina. Class A Scoring Leaders Kevin Kuhrt, Tripoli 75 Mark Gannon, Regina 65 Doug Schmeling, Adair Casey 64 Chuck Littler, Adair Casey 42 Rebounding Leaders Mark Gannon, Regina 33 Doug Schmeling, Adair Casey 25 Brent Neuberger, Ackley Geneva 24 Jeff Voy, Ackley Geneva 23 Jeff O’Brien, Ackley Geneva 21 Curt Jacobsen. Adair Casey 19 Kevin Kuhrt, Tripoli 18 Chuck Littler, Adair Casey 17 Twas the day before the b allgame When all through the school, Not a creature was working Not even a fool. The students were nestled All snug on a bus In hopes that St. John’s Would not defeat us. And coach in his blazer And 1 in my cap Had just worried our brains To keep everyone on top. When out in the hall There rose such a clatter, We leaped from our chair To see what was the matter. Away to the window 1 flew like a flash, Tore open the shutter and threw up the sash. The sun on the crest of the old, dirty snow Gave a look of last winter to objects below. When what to my wondering eye should appear But a basketball team and the coach full of cheer; With Shorty as the driver so lively and quick, I knew in a moment we'd be in the thick. He whistled and shouted and called them by name. Now Ho Ho, now Jake, Now Lundy and Duke, On Cress and Littler, On Fergie and Gus! To the back of the gym, To the length of the hall; Now hustle, out hustle, out hustle, out all!” As athletes before the big game must fly When they meet with a lough one. They never say die. So up to the hoops the athletes flew Until the score was one hundred and two!! And then, in a twinkling everyone knew The boys did their best Cause both towns came though. And 1 heard them exclaim As they drove out of sight, “What a victory we won in the fieldhouse that night!” -written before the Bombers made their trip to state Tammy Bates Terry Beattie Linda Bireline Jennifer Caltrider Darla Carstens Linda Chandler Eddie Chesnut . Dale Clarke Frankie Daugard Kevin Edgington Clint Engle Steve Faga Mike Fagan Cathie Farley Deanna Farnsworth Kurt Cress Judy Hough Curt Jacobsen Patti Knapp Darwin Kopaska 8 Class of ’79 Above: Chuck Littler sets his jaw with determination to get around two St. John defenders. To the left, Kurt Cress, 6’6” senior center, sat on unfamiliar territory during the last two games of the tourna- ment with an ankle injury. 9 Phyllis Kopp Chuck Littler Leta Lovell Carol Ludwig Lori Ludwig Craig Lundy Kurk Mackrill Joni Marckmann Linda Miller Evelyn Nelsen Lyle Oberholtz Ramona Opiol Mark Parker Curt Parrott Pam Parrott Peggy Powell Vic Raibikis Terri Richter Donna Schmeling Greg Schmidt Judi Scholl Rod Schwenneker Donnie Sheeder Gwen Soper A welcome home rally was held for the Bombers on March 18. Keys to Adair and Casey were presented to the team. Speeches were made by coaches Glenn Anderson and Dale Witt, Superintendent Dick Shockey and Principal Steve Hornung, and KJAN sports announcer Warren Robertson. John Pettinger served as master of ceremonies. Right: Bill Davis and Frank Daugard shared some anxious moments as managers for the Bombers during the state tournament. Seniors The A-C Bombers pre- sented the Little 8 Con- ference Trophy at the pep rally held before the state tournament. A basket net the team grabbed for a souvenir from the sub-state tourn- ament at the Council Bluffs Fieldhouse was draped around the trophy. At the right are Coach Anderson, Craig Lundy, Curt Parrott, Curt Jacob- sen, Chuck Littler, Doug Schmeling, Kurt Cress, and Coach Witt. Below the cheerleaders perform a routine at state tourna- ment. Seniors Show Spirit at State Row 1: Janet Stephenson and Lonnie Poland Stephenson. Row 2: Paul Stolk and Lenord Thompson. Row 3: Marcia Twidt and Rhonda Vorrath. Row 4: Jeff Westphal and Rick Wheatley. Row 5: Rhonda Wilson, Marvin Young, and Bill Zimmer. Senior class officers are pictured above. Linda Bireline, president; Marcia Twidt, treasurer; Janet Stephenson, secretary; and Eddie Ches- nut, vice president. U TAMMY BATES: Newspaper Staff 4. TERRY BEATTIE: Football 1,2,3,4;FFA 1,2,3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4; I.A. Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 3,4. LINDA B1RELINE: Band 1,2;Track 1,3; Royalty Candi- date 3.4: BB 1,2; Student Council 3.4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Officer 2.4; Pep Club 3,4; N.H.S. 4. JENNIFER CALTRIDER: Band 1,2,3,4; A-C Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3. DARLA CARSTENS: Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1. LINDA CHANDLER: BB 1; Track 2. EDDIE CHESNUT: Band l,2,3,4;Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; FFA 1,2,3.4; A-C Club 2,3; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3 N.H.S. 4. DALE CLARKE: Band 1: Football 13.4: Baseball 3,4; FFA 1,23,4. FRANK DAUGARD: Plays 1,2,3,4: Musicals 3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Speech 1,23,4. KEVIN EDGINGTON CLINT ENGLE STEVE FAGA: Band 1; Jazz Band 1; Vocal 1; Swing Choir I N.H.S. 4. MIKE FAGAN: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Royalty Candi- date 4; A-C Club 2,3,4: LA. Club 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CATHIE FARLEY: Band 23; A-C Club 3,4: N.H.S. 4; Drill Team 2,3. DEANNA FARNSWORTH: Band 1.2,3.4; BB 1,2; A-C Club 23.4; Class Officer 2: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. KURT CRESS: Band 1,23,4; Jazz Band 1; Drum Major 4; BB 1,2,3,4-.Track l,2,3;Plays 1,2,3,4;Student Council 3,4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1: N.H.S. 4. JUDY HOUGH: Band2:BB l,2,3;Track 1,2; Softball 1,2,3; Vocal 1; Drill Team 2. CURT JACOBSEN: Football 1,2; BB l,2,3,4:Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4: Student Council 4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,23,4 President 4. PATTI KNAPP: BB l,2,3;Track 1,2;Newspaper Staff4. DARWIN KOPASKA: FFA 2,3,4:1.A. Club 1; Newspaper Staff 2. PHYLLIS KOPP: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2; Student Council 4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4 President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4: N.H.S. 3,4; Speech 1,2,3. CHUCK LITTLER: Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3.4: Baseball 1: Vocal 1,2,3,4; Musical 2; Swing Choir 2; A-C Club 1,2,3,4: Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4. LETA LOVELL: Twirlers 1; Vocal 1,2; Swing Choir 2; Year- book Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Drill Team 2. CAROL LUDWIG: Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 3,4: A-C Club 2, 3.4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3. LORI LUDWIG: Band 1,2,3,4;BB 1: A-C Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 23,4; Treas. Drill Team 3,4. CRAIG LUNDY: Band 1,2,3,4: Football 1.2,3,4:BB 1,2,3.4; Baseball 23,4: FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. KURK MACKRILL: Football 1,23,4: Track 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Royalty Candidate 4; Class Officer 3. JON'I MARCKMANN: Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2; Plays Musical 3; Swing Choir 2; A-C Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club Pres. 3; NHS 3.4 Sec Treas. 4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4 Sec. Treas. 3 Co-Capt. 4. LINDA MILLER: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1, 2,3,4; Plays Musical 4; Swing Choir 2: Yearbook Staff 4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3. EVELYN NELSEN: Band 1,2,3: BB 1,2; Vocal 1; Plays Musical 1,4; Student Council 4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3. LYLE OBERHOLTZ: FFA 1. RAMONA OPIOL: Band 1,2,3,4. MARK PARKER: Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2.3,4: FFA 1,2,3.4; A-C Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 1. CURT PARROTT: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Plays Musical 1,23,4; Royalty Cand 4; Student Council 1,3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4: A-C Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. PAM PARROTT: Band 1,2,3; Royalty Cand. 4; Cheerleader 3; A-C Club 133,4: Newspaper Staff 1.3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Drill Team 1,2,3. PEGGY POWELL: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; BB 1,2,3: Track 1,2,3,4; Plays Musical 3; Library Club 2; Royal- ty Cand. 3: Student Council 2; Cheerleader 4: Yearbook Staff 1,4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Speech 1. VIC RAIBIKIS: Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4: Track 2,3,4; Baseball 2; FFA 1,2,3.4: Student Council 4; A-C Club 2,3: Pep Club 2,3; N.H.S. 4. TERRI RICHTER: Football 1,2,3,4: BB 1,2,3: FFA 1,2,3,4: Royalty Cand. 4; A-C Club 2.3,4: Science Club 1: Pep Club 3,4. DONNA SCHMELING: Band 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Drill Team 2,3,4. GREG SCHMIDT JUD1 SCHOLL: Band 1,2,3,4; Sergeant of the Colorguard4; Track 1; Royalty Cand. 3,4:Student Council l,3:Cheer- leader 1,2; A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 1,2.3,4. RODNEY SCHWENNEKER: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. DONNIE SHEEDER: FFA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2. GWEN SOPER: Band 1,2,3.4:BB 1,2,3; A-C Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. JANET STEPHENSON: Band 1,2,3; Track 1: Royalty Cand. 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1.4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4. LONNIE POLAND STEPHENSON: Track 1; Swing Choir 1; Sports Mgr. 1; Cheerleader 1. PAUL STOLK LEONARD THOMPSON MARCIA TW1DT: Band 2; Library Club 2; Royalty Cand. 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; A-C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3: N.H.S. 4. Senior Activities and Awards RHONDA VORRATH: Band 4; Royalty Cand. 3,4; News- paper Staff 1,2,3,4. JEFF WESTPHAL: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Plays Musical 3;FFA 1,2,3,4. RICK WHEATLEY: Football 1,2,3,4;BB 1; Track 1,2; Royalty Cand. 4. RONDA WILSON: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4;Track 3; Plays Musical 1,2,4; Sports Mgr. 1; Speech 1,2,4. MARVIN YOUNG: Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3,4; Plays Musical 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2; Sports Mgr. 1, 2; A-C Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; Speech 1,2,3,4. BILL ZIMMER: Football 4; Track 3; l.A. Club 1,2,4. Basketball Awards Congratulations, Coach Glenn Anderson! The Iowa Basketball Coaches Association presented coach-of- the-year awards to 15 members at the all-state banquet at Iowa State University. Glenn Anderson received Class 1-A honors for the southwest district. Congratulations, Coaches, Players, and Spectators! The 1979 ratings of basketball coaches, players, and specta- tors as reported by registered basketball officials showed Adair Casey to have excellent ratings. (Legend: 1-Superior; 2-Above Average; 3-Average;4-Below Average; 5-Unsatis- factory). COACHES PLAYERS SPECTATORS Average of ratings for all basketball schools reported: Average of ratings 2.05 2.13 2.42 reported for A-C: 1.20 1.25 1.85 “I honestly believe that this year’s State Basketball Tourna- ment was the finest demonstration of sportsmanship overall that we have experienced in the fifteen years that I have been in your Association Office.’’-Bernie Saggau, Executive Sec- retary, IHSAA Fifty four members of the senior class were awarded diplomas at commencement exercises on May 13. The following senior awards were presented: Adair and Casey Federated Women’s Clubs Adair American Legion Citizenship Award VFW Citizenship Award John Phillip Sousa Award Louis Armstrong Award Outstanding Vocal Music Student Dramatics Outstanding English Student Journalism Outstanding Science Award Outstanding Math Student Outstanding Social Studies Student Outstanding Business Student Outstanding Secretarial Student Outstanding Art Student Outstanding Vocational Agriculture Award Outstanding Home Economics Award Adair Casey Education Association Scholarship Northwest Missouri State University Scholarship University of Northern Iowa Scholarship Alumni Merit Scholarship UNI Achievement Award Resident Scholar Award State of Iowa Scholarship Graceland Academic Scholarship Elks Scholarship State of Iowa Scholarship State of Iowa Scholarship Bar Association Citizenship Award Salutatorian Award Valedictorian Award Linda Bireline Phyllis Kopp Frank Daugard Linda Miller Charles Littler Marvin Young Kurt Gress Charles Littler Donna Schmeling Phyllis Kopp Charles Littler Kurt Gress Marcia Twidt Gwen Soper Rhonda Vorrath Jeff Westphal Gwen Soper Kurt Gress Carol Ludwig Marvin Young Charles Littler Charles Littler Charles Littler Charles Littler Charles Littler Phyllis Kopp Phyllis Kopp Phyllis Kopp Linda Miller Craig Lundy Charles Littler Phyllis Kopp Sinai Zrack Kesults The boys’ track team raced through an outstanding season winning seven major meets. The following meets were won: Adair-Casey Relays Dexfield Invitational Panora-Linden Invitational Y-J-B Invitational Adair-Casey Invitational Adair-Casey Six Team Meet Class C District-Lamoni The thin-clads also placed second in the Little 8 Conference Meet and fourth in the Greenfield Invitational. 15 16 A Commencement Smcises Fifty-four members of the senior class were awarded diplomas at commencement exercises on May 13. The class flower was the long stemmed red rose, while the class colors were burgundy and silver. The class motto, “We are here; that is life's gift to us. What we become; that is our gift to life.” Processional-“Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar Invocation Rev. Kenneth Klopp Welcome Linda Bireline Presentation of Senior Awards Faculty Salutatorian Address Charles Littler Valedictorian Address Phyllis Kopp Presentation of Special Awards: Bar Association Citizenship Award William Fisher Recognition of Honor Society Steve Hornung Salutatorian Award Charles Littler Valedictorian Award Phyllis Kopp Honorary Diploma Award Linda Bireline Presentation of Class of 1979 Dick Shockey Presentation of Diplomas Lynn Elgin Benediction Rev. John J. Davis Recessional “Carry On Wayward Sun” 17 Senior Zrip Top: Seniors spent many hours sightseeing by bus. Donnie Sheeder shows us his mature, digni- fied demeanor. Mike Fagan and Rick Wheatley show their masculinity. Center: Marvin Young, Carol Ludwig, Gwen Soper, and Phyllis Kopp seem at ease around the artillery. Linda Bireline and Eddie Chesnut carry the wreath for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Rhonda Vor- rath uses her artistic ability in her coloring book. Bottom: The marine monument to Iwo Jima. Paul Stolk and Lyle Oberholtz stroll by the United Nations building. Underclassmen Below: Cindy Mains is shown with her hostess as she is serving as a foreign exchange student in Sweden. Lower Left: Our foreign exchange Student, Heidi Mindermann, is enjoying her- self at the Homecoming dance with her date, Kurby Cress. Lower right: Junior class officers are Cheryl Em- garten, secretary; Doug Schmeling, treasurer; Mark Lengel, vice president; and Pat McClain, president. Next page: Lisa Hay seems to be enjoying herself between all those good look- ing guys. Teresa Anderson Barbara Armstrong David Bassett Jim Brannen Helene Brownlee Mark Chaney Deanna Chesnut Beverly DeWitt John Elgin Cheryl Emgarten David Farley Steve Farley Sandra Fett Cloria Ginn Dan Gustafson Eldon Harl Lisa Hay Scott Kingery Joe Kunkle Mark Larson Mark Lengel Chantal Lovell Lisa Marcellus Pat McClain Heidi Mindermann Colleen Murphy Tammy Ocheltree Merlin Phippen JoAnn Plagman Kelly Powell Rose Raibikis Renae Rayl Sharon Richter Lori Rochholz Doug Schmeling Penny Sheeder Sherry Thompson Donald VogI Earl Whetstone Nancy Whetstone Mark Williams juniors Sparky Sophomores Top: Tom Tracy seems to be wonder- ing who he should dance with next. Bottom: The Sophomore class officers are Dave Irlmeier: Vice President, Kurby Cress: President, Jeff Larson: Treasurer, and not pictured Lorrie Spangler: Secretary. 22 Kevin Armstrong Lyle Bates Bill Byars Cheryl Cahail Karen Farnsworth Steve Ferguson Tony Foster Kurby Cress Boyd Grubbs Dawn Hansen Mary Renee Heckman Joyce Hough Vickie Immel David Irlmeier Kipp Johnson Jeanie Kinney Terri Kinney Jeff Larson Lenard Lemke (Not Pictured) Jon Linn Diane Ludwig Lisa Ludwig Curt Marcellus Jena Moore Regina Moser Judi Noland Kim Norris Renee Oaks Gaye Oberholtz Aneta Parker Cindy Peterson Sandy Powell Donna Sue Sheeder Lorrie Spangler Tammy Strain Mary Sweeney Tom Tracy David Turner Cynthia Uhlman Leon Vogl 23 Upper left: Kim Ocheltree takes time out to pose with her cuddly friend in study hall. Middle left: Joan Mowry, Daryl Smith, and Jackie Elings seem to be a hard-working group. Lower left: Class officers: president Curt Dankof, treasurer Suzie Williams, vice president Brenda Shroyer. Beth Larson, secre- tary, is not pictured. Bottom right: Marcia Ludwig seems to be the only one interested in school work. Greg Bassett Kevin Beattie Jeff Betts Connie Chandler Julie Irltneier Lonny Jensen Roger Jorgensen Scott Kilcoin Danny Chesnut Evan Chesnut Curt Dankof Bill Davis DuWayne Kinney David Larsen Beth Larson Scott Lewellen Jackie Elings Ron Emgarten Mike Faga Barb Farley Michele Lovell Marcia Ludwig Joan Mowry Kim Ocheltree Christy Fred regill Peggy Gehling Duane Gerdes John Gettler Mark Rater Brenda Shroyer Daryl Smith Holly Strain Rodney Grubbs Tim Huddleson Martin Sunds Debra Vogl Julia Whetstone Suzie Williams A typical Day at Adair-Casey Right: J. V. Basketball Cheer- leaders: Aneta Parker and Lisa Lud- wig. Lower Left: J. V. Football Cheerleaders: Peggy Gehling. Bren- da Shroyer, and Michele Lovell. Lower Right: Cheryl Cahail takes a break during a hectic game. Bot- tom Left: Students work hard in the library, usually writing num- bers. Bottom Right: Mark Larson seems to be excited about going to school. I 1 X 5 3 1: Gary Bond: 2: Kay Bennett and Sharon Anderson: 3: Glenn Anderson; 4: Bob Gress, Steve Beecher, and Howard Cunningham;4: Evelyn Clark. Gary Bond; BA, Buena Vista College Exploratory Art Applied Art Ceramics Painting Crafts Elementary Art Kay Bennett; BS, NWMSU: MS. NWMSU Learning Disabilities Sharon Anderson; BS, NWMSU Junior Class Sponsor Librarian 7th Reading Howard Cunningham; MA, NEMSU Glenn Anderson; MS, Colorado State Junior Class Sponsor Athletic Director Varsity Boy’s Basketball Coach General Math 8th Math Algebra 1 Bob Gress; MS, NWMSU Junior High Boys’ Coach Driver’s Education Boy’s P.E. Steve Beecher. BA, UNI Accounting I and II Business Math General Business Business Law I and II Economics Office Machines Consumer Problems Varsity Girls’ Coach Basketball, Track, and Softball Senior Class Sponsor National Honor Society Junior High Student Council Counselor Human Relations Psychology Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach Senior Class Sponsor Evelyn Clark; BA, UNI and Drake Exploratory Speech 8th Language and Reading 7th Language Bad Harris: Stage Band Concert Band Junior High Band Music Theory Elementary Band Eight grade sponsor Dave Raak: Exploratory LA. I.A. I, II, III, IV General Shop Freshman Class Sponsor Dan McGrain: Seventh Math Seventh Eighth Science Junior High Assistant Football Seventh Grade Sponsor Allyn Monaghan: Baseball Assistant Football Eighth Grade Sponsor 20th Century History Sociology Social Problems Seventh Geography Eighth History Tom Queck: Assistant Football Sophomore Class Sponsor Assistant Boys’ Track Political Science World Cultures American Minorities Foreign Affairs Doug Myers: Physics Triginometry Math Analysis Geometry Algebra II General Science Sophomore Class Sponsor Science Club Bev Gustafson: Office Machines Annual Publications Seventh Geography Typing I, II, III Shorthand I, II Office Practice Junior Class sponsor 30 Cynthia Rhum: Exploratory Music Junior High Choir Mixed Chorus Girls’ Glee Music Theory Elementary Music Musical Martha Robson: Reading Improvement Exploratory Spanish Newspaper Publications Spanish English I Advanced Composition Freshman Class Sponsor Speech Upper left: Bud Harris. Immediate left: Dave Raak and Dan McGrain. Bottom left: Bev Gustafson, Cindy Rhum and Marty Robson. Upper right: Allyn Mon- aghan and Tom Queck. Bottom right: Doug Myers. 31 School board members pictured at the above left are Wilbur Bassett, Lynn Elgin (President), Phillip Urn- baugh, Larry McClain, and Dean Mowry. The lower center picture shows Superintendent Richard Shockey and Principal Steve Horn- ung. The upper center picture shows Dale Witt, Steve Stafford, and Ivan Vos. At the upper right is Doris Sturm. Sherry Schafer is at the lower right. Mr. Dale Witt Earth Science Chemistry Biology Advanced Science Boys’ Track Coach Assistant Boys’ Basketball Coach Freshman Class Sponsor Mr. Steve Stafford English 11 American Literature English Literature Practical English Musical Director 32 Mr. Ivan Vos Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, and IV Ag Placements Freshman Class Sponsor FFA Sponsor Mrs. Doris Sturm Exploratory Home Economics Singles Living Home Economics I and II Independent Sewing Child Development Human Relations Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Sherry Schafer Girls’ Physical Education Junior High Girls' Basketball Junior High Girls’ Track Senior Class Sponsor Cheerleader Sponsor 33 Eff iciency Prevails at A-C Girls’ volleyball team members are Kim Ocheltree, Aneta Parker, Tammy Ocheltree. Row 2: Coach Mr. Beecher, Julie Irlmeier, Joan Mowry, Renae Rayl, Terri Kinney, Nancy Whetstone, Deb Vogl,and Lori Rochholz. Row 3: Chantal Lovell. Ronda Wilson, Cheryl Cahail, Lisa Marcellus. Brenda Shroyer, Beth Larson, Teresa Anderson, and Deanna Chesnut. Row 4: Suzie Williams, Dawn Hansen, Kelly Powell. Phyllis Kopp, Cheryl Emgarten, Cynthia Uhlman, Lisa Hay, and Heidi Mindermann. Bus drivers pictured to the right are Rich Hough, Vickie Richter, Amber McClain, Carolyn Fairfield, Don Patchin, Shorty Boblett, Sandra Garside, Hazel Anderson, and Penny Cooper. Cooks are shown at the middle left. They are Bernice Raper, Gertie Kunkle, Betty Schmeling, Evelyn Lewellen and Mary Ann Ludwig. Secretaries shown at the middle right are Hah Rumple, Jeannie Larsen, and Mary Kilcoin. Lynn Kilcoin, head custodian, is pictured at the lower left. Elaine Heathcote and Ambrose Fagan, night custodians, are pic- tured at the lower right. 34 36 Outstanding Plays and Games. Curt Parrott’s 57 yard T.D. pass to Vic Raibikis in the Anita football game, with only .48 seconds to go in the first half. Rick Wheat- ley’s 40 yard T.D. run against P-L when a pass play had been called from the side- lines. Defensive effort by the A-C’s defense against the Anita Spartans, shutting off one of the states leading rushers, Ron Schuler. Pictured above is the varsity football team. First Row: Manager Frank Daugard, Curt Dankof, Roger Jorgen- son. Ron Emgarten, Greg Bassett, Jeff Betts, Scott Kilcoin, Evan Chesnut, Kevin Beattie, and Manager Bill Davis. Second Row: Kurk Mackrill, Mark Parker, Bill Zimmer, Terri Richter, Craig Lundy, Vic Raibikis, and Dale Clarke. Third Row: Dan Gustafson, Steve Ferguson, Tom Tracy, Mark Lengel, Scott Kingery, Tony Foster, Lyle Bates, Jeff Larson, John Elgin, Jim Brannen, and Lonny Jensen. Fourth Row: Rusty Wilson, Curt Mar- cellus, David Larson, Martin Sunds, Dave Bassett, Mark Rater, Jon Linn, and Rod Grubbs. SCORES A-C 18 A-C 20 A-C 0 A-C 26 A-C 26 A-C 12 A-C 0 A-C 34 A-C 14 S-M 13 B-F 8 Guthrie 18 C-M 8 P-L 16 Anita 7 Earlham 40 O-M 14 Dexfield 20 football 37 The 1978 football season was the second best in the history of A-C football. The Bombers began by defeating S-M, the first time the Bombers defeated the Cyclones on their home field. A-C managed to pull in some all state honors. Curt Parrott was first in Class 1A in passing yardage with 1,117 yards. Vic Raibikis was fourth in pass reception yardage with 598. Cittle Sight Mi-Conference football and Basketball Basketball selections are Chuck Littler, 1st team; Curt Jacobsen, 2nd team; Doug Schmeling, 1st team; Kurt Cress, 1st team; and Curt Parrott, 3rd team. Phyllis Kopp,3rd team; Cheryl Emgarten, 1st team; Cynthia Uhlman, 1st team; and Cheryl Cahail, 3rd team. Football selections are Craig Lundy, 2nd team offense; Vic Raibikis, 1st team offense; Kurk Mack- rill, 1st team offense; Scott Kingery, honorable men- tion. Row 2: Mike Fagan, 1st team offense. Curt Parrott, 2nd team offense; Rick Wheatley, 1st team offense; Terri Richter, sec- ond team defense; Mark Parker, second team de- fense. 39 18 Wins, 6 JCosses ?or girls’ basketball Shown above are the members of the Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team. Lisa Hay, Joan Mowry, Teresa An- derson, Dawn Hansen, Suzie Wil- liams, Phyllis Kopp, Cynthia Uhl- man, Kelly Powell, Cheryl Cahail, Terri Kinney, Cheryl Emgarten, Renae Rayl, Cindy Peterson, and Lori Rochholz. Standing are Mr. Beecher (Head Coach), Heidi Min- dermann, Jeanie Kinney (Managers), and Mr. Cunningham (Asst. Coach). Shown above are the members of the J.V. Basketball Team. Row 1: Jackie Elings, Dean- na Chesnut, Sandy Powell, Suzie Williams, Joan Mowry, Lori Rochholz, and Brenda Shroyer. Row 2: Mr. Cunningham, Holly Strain, Beth Larsen, Cindy Peterson, Terri Kinney, Julie Irlmeier, Heidi Mindermann, and Jeanie Kinney. 40 V Top left: Cheryl Emgarten battles for a rebound against an S-M guard. Top right: Cheryl Emgarten beats the defense for a bucket. Bottom left: Suzie Williams’ fingers seem to agree with the referee’s call. Bottom right: Renae Rayl uses her ballerina moves to get the pass off for an assist. A-C 63 B-F 78 A-C 66 G.C. 67 A-C 80 C-M 61 A-C 70 Anita 49 A-C 63 Earlham 57 A-C 70 O-M 50 A-C 66 Dexfield 53 A-C 80 P-L 76 A-C 54 S-M 48 A-C 71 B-F 80 A-C 76 C-M 38 A-C 65 P-L 56 A-C 78 Creston 80 A-C 54 Anita 37 A-C 96 Earlham 71 A-C 73 O-M 51 A-C 70 Dexfield 69 A-C 72 S-M 52 A-C 88 Greenfield 75 A-C 75 Jefferson 55 A-C 63 S-M 42 A-C 64 G.C. 65 A-C 83 Earlham 72 A-C 63 Waukee 71 Wins 18, Losses 6 41 Spirited Bombers Display “Class at State Zournameat Varsity basketball team members pic- tured above are Manager Frank Dau- gard, Pat McClain, Curt Parrott, Chuck Littler, Kurt Gress, Doug Schmeling, Curt Jacobsen, Craig Lundy, and Man- ager Bill Davis. Row 2: Head Coach Glenn Anderson, Steve Ferguson, Tom Tracy, Kurby Gress, Eric Whetstone, Dave Bassett, Eldon Marl, Mark Lengel, Dan Gustafson and Assistant Coach Dale Witt. Junior varsity team mem- bers pictured to the right are row 1: Greg Bassett, Evan Chesnut, Jeff Betts, Daryl Smith, Scott Lewellen, Duane Gerdes. Row 2: Steve Ferguson, Earl Whetstone, Ron Eingarten, Scott Kil- coin, Dave Irlmeier. Row 3: Tom Tracy, Dan Gustafson, Mark Lengel, Kurby Gress, Frank Daugard. Row 4: Coach Dale Witt, Eric Whetstone, Eldon Harl, and Bill Davis. 42 A-C 79 Guthrie 74 A-C 80 C-M 53 A-C 74 Anita 44 A-C 81 Earlham 56 A-C 68 O-M 43 A-C 74 Dexfield 51 A-C 100 P-L 46 A-C 86 S-M 45 A-C 66 B-F 57 A-C 76 C-M 30 A-C 82 P-L 50 A-C 69 Anita 39 A-C 70 Earlham 52 A-C 64 O-M 37 A-C 69 Dexfield 59 A-C 87 S-M 54 A-C 85 Greenfield 61 A-C 71 B-F 55 TOURNAMENT A-C 80 C-M 44 A-C 71 B-F 48 A-C 70 Greenfield 68 A-C 71 Corning 70 A-C 65 Treynor 56 A-C 63 Avoha 60 A-C 59 St. Johns 58 A-C 60 A-G 50 A-C 48 Regina 83 Wins 26, Losses 1 43 A C Zrack Qirls Mave a “Kuh Zrack” Mind Shown below are the high school girls track team. First row: Cheryl Emgarten, Joanie Mowry, Karen Farnsworth, Cheryl Cahail. Terri Kinney, Renee Oaks, and Tammy Ocheltree. Second Row: Cindy Peterson, Cynthia Uhlman, Lisa Hay, Teresa Anderson, Renae Rayl, and Peggy Powell. Third Row: Coach Beecher, Beth Larson, Jackie Elings, Julia Whetstone, Suzie Williams, and Brenda Shroyer. Top picture Terri Kinney and Cheryl Cahail do isometric exercises. Middle picture: Teresa Anderson, Cynthia Uhlman, and Peg Powell do some warm-up laps. The A-C girls track team opened the season in a track meet at Greenfield. They placed fifth out of ten teams in their class. They placed third in the Dexfield Invita- tional. The girls plan to have some tough competition. Some of the major meets will be the A-C relays and Invitational and the conference track meet. The goal for this season is to be a strong contender for the conference track title. 44 Zrack Roys Capture AC Relays Crown to Start Season Shown above are the high school boys track team. First row: Danny Gustafson, Duane Gerdes, Martin Sunds, Dave Bassett, Craig Lundy, Vic Raibikis, Jon Linn. Earl Whetstone, and Curt Dankof. Second Row: Tony Foster, Scott Kilcoin, Rodney Grubbs. Jeff Betts, Dave Irlmeier. Mark Lengel, Eldon Harl, Kurk Mackrill, and Coach Qucck. Third Row: Kurby Gress, Steve Ferguson, Eric Whetstone, Mark Parker, Mark Rater, Curt Marcellus. Frank Dauguard, and Coach Witt. Right Picture: The boys warm up before their practice. Not present for the team picture were Curt Jacobsen, Chuck Littler, Tom Tracy, Doug Schmeling, Lyle Bates, and Scott Kingery. Outstanding running events for A-C: 2 MILE RELAY. Dave Bassett, Chuck Littler, Tom Tracy, and Doug Schmeling placed first in several meets running 8:50. 880 RELAY. Scott Kingery, Earl Whetstone, Chuck Litt- ler, and Mark Lengel took many metals, running 1:38. 440 RELAY. Vic Raibikis, Curt Jacobsen, Chuck Littler, and Mark Lengel took first place often, running 46.6. This team hopes to run in the Drake Relays, the state meet, and break the existing 440 record. MILE RUN. Sophomore Jon Linn did well in 5:03. 440 YARD LOW HURDLES. Sophomore Tom Tracy found his individual event, running 60.0. HIGH HURDLES. Curt Jacobsen placed 1st in several meets running 16.1. Doug Schmeling did a fine job, his first year in this event. Outstanding field events. HIGH JUMP. Chuck Littler cleared 6’0”. Curt Jacobsen cleared 6’5”. (record) LONG JUMP. Curt Jacobsen went 21 ’6” (record) Earl Whetstone jumped 18’6”. POLE VAULT. Kurk Mackrill vaulted at state 1978 clear- ing 11 6”. Kurk was consistently 12’ during the 1979 season. A-C’s outstanding track athlete: Curt Jacobsen. Accomplishments: FRESHMAN YEAR. Curt set the A-C high jump record at 5’9”. SOPHOMORE YEAR. Curt participated in the high jump at the Drake Relays, placed 3rd at state class B, high jump. Made A-C’s high jump record 6’3”. JUNIOR. Curt participated in the high jump at the Drake Relays, placed 5th in the State Indoor, par- ticipated in the state meet and moved the high jump record to 6’5”. SENIOR YEAR. So far this season. Curt has become the record holder of the long jump, soaring 21’6”. He will participate at the Drake Relays in both the high jump and long jump. He has placed 1st in the 110 meter hurdles in two meets so far. To Curt: May you always reach the highest height and soar to the longest yard. As a competitor you have performed best when others depended on you. Your attitude and desire have given you records and a crown, the crown of being the all time NUMBER ONE CINDER KING. Good Luck! Coach Dale Witt 45 Boys’ baseball team members are pictured above: Doug Al- baugh. Jim Kuster. Joe Mowry. Jeff Powell, Alan Warner, Mike Ludwig, Kevin Caltrider, Rick Buckner, and Jim Zim- merline. Row 2: Joe Brannen, Tom Rayl. Evan Chesnut, Steve Ferguson, Scott Kingery, Curt Dankof, Jim Brannen, Jeff Betts, Roger Jorgenson, Rod Grubbs, Mike Faga. Row 3: Coach Monaghan, Mark Rater, Dale Clarke, Eldon Harl, Kurk Mackrill, Curt Parrott, Doug Schmeling. Curt Jacobsen, Dave Larson, Craig Lundy, Jeff Larson, and Mark Chaney. Lower left: Pitchers and catchers are Curt Parrott, Curt Dan- kof, Rick Buckner and Joe Brannen. Row 2: Coach Monaghan, Scott Kingery, Steve Ferguson, Doug Schmeling, Mark Chaney, Tom Rayl. Lower right: Outfield members are Mark Rater, Kevin Caltrider, Joe Brannen, Roger Jorgenson, and Mike Faga. Row 2: Coach Monaghan, Dave Larson, Eldon Harl, Doug Schmeling, Dale Clarke, Craig Lundy. All conference baseball selections for 1978 are pictured to the right. They are Curt Parrott, second team catcher; Kurk Mackrill, honorable mention;Curt Jacobsen, second team utility. Back row: Dale Clarke, honorable mention;Mark Chaney, second team pitcher. Diane Dinkla received honor- able mention for girl’s softball. Baseball, Softball Upper left: Infield members are Scott Kingery, Jeff Betts, Rod Grubbs, Evan Chesnut, and Tom Rayl. Row 2: Coach Monaghan, Jeff Larson, Kurk Mackrill, Curt Jacobsen, Steve Ferguson, Jim Brannen, Mark Chaney. Lower right: Girl’s softball team members are Brenda Shroyer, Cynthia Uhlman, Beth Larson, Joan Mowry, and Suzie Williams. Row 2: Deanna Chesnut, Cindy Peterson,Teresa Anderson, Diane Ludwig, Kim Ocheltree, and Christy Fredregill. 47 Varsity basketball cheerleaders are pictured above: Donna Schmeling, Tam- my Ocheltree, Linda Bireline, Janet Stephenson, and Kim Ocheltree, Varsity football cheerleaders, pictured at the left, are Linda Bireline, Tammy Ochel- tree, Peggy Powell, Janet Stephenson, and Kim Ocheltree. ACTIVITY DIVISION. Janet Stephen- son, Judi Scholl, and Joan Marckmann served as captains of the Sparklettes. 50 Homecoming Victory Over P-C Hawks On October 6, 1978, the A-C Bombers celebrated another Homecoming vic- tory over the P-L Hawks. The final score was 26-16. During the Homecom- ing week students participated in many activities such as decorating windows, preparing for class skits and the Pep Rally and Bonfire on Thursday. All through the week students fol- lowed the Homecoming tradition by dressing different ways each day. Mon- day was dress down day. Tuesday, theme day, everyone dressed according to the 50’s. Wednesday was T-shirt day. Here everyone wore old shirts and had people sign their name on them. Thursday was Black and Gold day, and Friday was dress up day. King and Queen candidates were Linda Bireline, Rhonda Vorrath, Judi Scholl, Janet Stephenson, Pam Parrott, Kurk Mackrill, Mike Fagan, Rick Wheatley, Curt Parrott, and Terri Richter. During half time Kurk Mackrill and Rhonda Vorrath were crowned King and Queen for 1978. 51 Homecomingjking and queen caqj[idates ne Pam Parrott, Mike Fagan, Janet StephensomCurt P frrott, Queen RhondaA'orratl King Kurk Mackrill, JuJgScholl, Rick Wheatley, Linda Bireline and Terri Richter.. 77A. 'Crack, and BandRoyalty Candidates Represent A-C Pictured above are the FFA Sweetheart candidates. In front are Kelly Powell, Helene Brownlee, Queen Renae Rayl, and Penny Sheeder. Standing are Tammy Ocheltree and Cheryl Emgarten. Cheryl Emgarten, track queen candidate, is pictured at the lower left. Heidi Mindermann, band queen candidate, is pic- tured at the lower right. Style Show and Child ‘Development Party Right: Judi Scholl talks bunny style to the preschoolers at the child development taster party. Center: Deanna Farns- worth models her wool contest entry, a rust, black, and beige plaid skirt with matching rust vest. Susie Williams steps out in a mauve shiny knit disco dress. Perhaps Judi has found her calling as she is surrounded by curious youngsters. Bottom: Gwen Soper's wool contest entry was a gray wool coat. Dar- win Kopaska and Donnie Sheeder made black and white satin karate outfits to wear to Benihana's Palace on the senior trip. Cynthia Uhlman in a black print shirt and Mary Renee Heck- man in a red terry cloth dress are ready for spring festivities. S fsi. •• 54 Upper left: Michele Lovell and Rhonda Vorrath beside part of A-C’s drawing exhibit. Middle left: Frank Daugard with his oil painted self portrait. Some of A-C’s paintings are in the foreground. Lower left: Rhonda Vorrath with her acrylic painting entitled “Aviance. Middle right: David Wedemeyer with his acrylic painting called “The Tool” which won fourth place in the painting category. Lower right: Caro- lyn Wetzel with part of A-C’s black and white drawing exhibit. The Little 8 Conference Art Fair was held at Earlham. A-C entered hand-built ceramics, colored drawing, acrylic and oil painting, water- color, textiles, mixed media, black and white drawing, and ink draw- ing. Competition was extremely tough and judging was not very con- sistent throughout the different categories. Joni Marckmann. senior, won third place in the Ink Drawing with her “Dark Forest’’. Teresa Anderson, junior, took second place with a braided coil planter glazed in earthy yellows and browns in the Ceramic Handbuilt competition. 55 Tired-Up Cast Presents “Annie Get your Gun” The all-school play “Annie Get Your Gun” was presented November 9 and 10 in the high school auditorium. The cast, pictured above, are row 1: Peggy Gehling, Tim New- man, Mary Sweeney, and Regina Moser. Row 2: Lisa Ludwig, Terri Kinney and Sandra Fett. Row 3: Sandy Powell, David Wedemey- er, Cheryl Cahail, Joe Kunkle, Teresa Ander- son, Renae Rayl, Jena Moore, Lori Roch- holz, Steve Ferguson and Frank Daugard. Row 4: Chris Fredregill, Bill Davis, Julie Irlmeier, Kurby Gress, Evelyn Nelsen, Joan Mowry, Brenda Shroyer, Marvin Young, Aneta Parker, Deanna Chesnut, Curt Marcel- lus, Scott Lewellen, Kurt Gress, Lonny Jen- sen, and Lisa Hay. Row 5: Mary Renee Heck- man, Eric Whetstone, Lorrie Spangler, Eldon Harl, and Curt Parrott. 56 The “All American” school musical was held April 6 at 7:30 p.m. The musical was a comedy written by Mel Brooks. The music was written by Charles Stouse. Roughly, the musical concerns a professor from Europe who comes to teach engineering at a small college, but finds him- self coaching the football team instead. By some miracle the team keeps winning and finds itself at the Cotton Bowl, but the several small ex- ceptions—they’re missing their star kicker and coach! Some of the main characters are Professor Fodorski, Bill Davis; the Dean of the college, Lisa Hay; Edwin, Joe Kunkle; Susan, Renae Rayl; Hulk Stocksworth, Mark Larson; Hilly Henderson, Deanna Chesnut;and Moose, Marvin Young. The cast members are row 1: Curt Marcellus, Mark Rater, Joe Kunkle, Mark Larson, and Lori Rochholz. Row 2: Regina Moser, Jena Moore, Deanna Chesnut, Renae Rayl. Bill Davis, Lisa Hay, and John Elgin. Row 3: Director Bud Harris, Penny Sheeder, Beth Larson, Heidi Mindermann, Christy Fredregill, Eldon Harl, Eric Whetstone, Dawn Hansen, Rhonda Wilson, and Director Miss Rhum. To the left we see the main characters of the musical, Renae Rayl and Marvin Young. “All American” Js Spring Musical L Clockwise, starting with upper left Renae Rayl is saying, “Don’t worry, Curt, I won’t let you fall over. Everyone is enjoying the dance. Donnie Sheeder, king of the disco, turns to look at one of his fans. Craig Lundy is looking to see who flattened his tire while Peggy Powell, Mary Renee Heckman, Steve Faga, and Dawn Hansen relax Cheryl Emgarten is saying to Mr. Queck, “If you can’t dance any better than that, I’m not going to dance with you.’’ Peggy Powell and Chuck Littler enjoy some punch. Tammy Bates gets down and boogies to her favorite song-“Wipeout”. Terri Kinney, Eddie Chesnut, Vic Raibikis, and Cheryl Cahail rest be- tween dances. 58 Zhis Magic Moment With clear skies and sunny weather, everyone stepped out in their best clothes to attend this year’s prom. “This Magic Moment” was held at the Adair-Casey High School on April 21, 1979. The evening started with a din- ner prepared by the Junior mothers and served by the prom servers. After the dinner. Faze Four supplied music for a dance held in the gym from 9-12. The gym was decorated in blue, pink, and yellow and was divided into a dance floor and a garden. At 1 o’clock the evening ended with the movie “Harper Valley P.T.A.” shown at the Atlantic Drive-In. Upper left: Faze Four provided the music for the dance. Middle left: A re- volving chandelier cast a romantic light over the dance area. Penny Sheeder glances down at her corsage and won- ders why it doesn’t smell. Lower left: DeAnna Chesnut says, “1 don’t under- stand-everyone has a partner except me.” Below: JoAnn Plagman and Dan Gustafson pause by the garden en- trance. Band members are Teresa Anderson, David Bassett, Greg Bassett, Jeff Betts, Helene Brownlee, Bill Byars, Cheryl Cahail, Jennifer Caltrider, Darla Car- stens, Danny Chesnut, Deanna Ches- nut, Ed Chesnut, Evan Chesnut, Curt Dankof, Bill Davis, John Elgin, Jackie Elings, Cheryl Emgarten, Deanna Farns- worth, Karen Farnsworth, Steve Fer- guson, Sandra Fett, Peggy Gehling, Kurby Cress, Dawn Hansen, Eldon Harl, Lisa Hay, Vickie Immel, Julie Irlmeier, Lonny Jensen, Roger Jorgen- sen, DuWayne Kinney, Jeanie Kinney, Terri Kinney, Phyllis Kopp, Beth Lar- son, Scott Lewellen, Chuck Uttler, Carol Ludwig, Lisa Ludwig, Lori Lud- wig, Marcia Ludwig, Joan Marckmann, Linda Miller, Heidi Mindermann, Joan Mowry, Renee Oaks, Kim Ocheltree, Aneta Parker, Kelly Powell, Peggy Powell, Sandy Powell, Mark Rater, Renae Rayl, Sharon Richter, Doug Schmeling, Judi Scholl, Rodney Schwen- neker, Donna Sue Sheeder, Penny Sheeder, Brenda Shroyer, Gwen Soper, Lorrie Spangler, Tom Tracy, David Turner, Cynthia Uhlman, Jeff West- phal, Earl Whetstone, Eric Whetstone, Kim Whetstone, Mark Williams, Suzie Williams, Ronda Wilson, Marvin Young. Concert Band members are Steve Ferguson, Renae Rayl, Ron- da Wilson, Kurby Cress, Cheryl Cahail, Kim Whetstone, Lisa Hay, Lisa Ludwig, Peggy Powell, Eddie Chesnut, Terri Kin- ney, Sandy Powell, Joan Mowry, and Scott Lewellen. Row 2: Carol Ludwig, Phyllis Kopp, Heidi Mindermann, Mark Rater, David Turner, John Elgin, Tom Tracy, Vickie Immel, Bill Davis, Chuck Littler, Jeff Westphal, Marvin Young, Rod Schwenneker, Greg Bassett, Eric Whetstone, Lonny Jensen, Kelly Powell, Linda Miller, Dave Bassett, Eldon Harl, Dawn Hansen, and Director Bud Harris. 60 “Hands 7 ' Jans” Adair Casey cheerleaders and fans show some of their en- thusiasm which helped earn the Sportsmanship trophy. Ac- cording to the Iowa Higli School Athletic Association, A-C won this trophy by the largest number of votes since the trophy has been presented. 61 Chorus and Girls’ Glee Shown above are the members of the Mixed Chorus. Row 1: Deb VogI, Carolyn Wetzel, Lori Rochholz, Linda Miller, Jena Moore, Connie Chandler, and Jackie Elings. Row 2: Penny Sheeder, Nancy Whetstone. Marvin Young, Chuck Littler, Phyllis Kopp, Christy Fredregill, and Beth Larsen. Members of the Girls’ Glee are shown below. Row 1: Carolyn Wetzel, Lori Rochholz, Linda Miller, Nancy Whetstone, Beth Larsen, Connie Chandler, Phyllis Kopp, Christy Fredregill, and Jackie Elings. 62 The One Act play cast is shown at the upper left. Row 1: Kim Ocheltree, Ronda Wilson, Peggy Gehling, and Terri Kinney. Row 2: Miss Robson, Frank Daugard, Kurby Gress, Christy Fredregill, Lisa Ludwig, and Bill Davis. Adair Casey was repre- sented at district large group speech contest by the cast of “Anybody for Tea,” a one-act play. The play received a II rating. Individual speech contestants are shown at the lower left. Starting at the front they are Frank Daugard, Ronda Wilson, Peggy Powell, Christy Fredregill, Peggy Gehling, Miss Robson, Deanna Farnsworth, Marvin Young, and Bill Davis. Frank Daugard and Bill Davis received a II rating at district large group speech contest. Deanna Farnsworth, performing a pan- tomime, also received a II. Marvin Young brought home a I from district and then advanced to state where he received a II. Two students represented A-C at district individual speech contest. Frank Daugard in Interpretive Reading-Poetry and Ronda Wilson in Improvisational Storytelling and in Inter- pretive Reading—Prose. Ronda received a I in Improvisational Storytelling and advanced to state where she received a II. Others who prepared individual events were Peggy Gehling, Peggy Powell, and Chris Fredregill. young and Wilson Kate JJ at State Speech Competition 63 Annual Staff Chooses “Memories” as Annual staff members below are: Row 1: Sandy Powell, Kelly Powell, Sharon Richter, Helene Brownlee, Cheryl Cahail, Vickie Immel. Row 2: Kurby Cress, Terri Kinney, Lisa Lud- wig, Tammy Ocheltree, Renee Oaks, Kim Whetstone, Lisa Marcellus. Row 3: Cheryl Emgarten, Tom Tracy, Jim Brannen, Aneta Parker, Peggy Powell, Linda Miller. Upper left: Peggy Powell and Linda Miller work on a layout Upper right: Terri Kinney, Cheryl Cahail, and Lisa Ludwig work on a layout together. 64 Newspaper Staff Produces AJKPOKZ ’79 Newspaper staff members pictured above are Miss Robson, Jeannie Kinney, Cindy Peterson, Rhonda Vorrath, Donna Schmeling, Janet Stephenson. Row 2: Kurby Gress, Mary Renee Heckman, Terri Kinney, Lisa Ludwig, Sandra Fett, Pam Parrott. Row 3: Patti Knapp, Cynthia Uhlman, Barb Farley, Holly Strain, Connie Chandler, Scott Lewellen. Row 4: Karen Farnsworth, Diane Ludwig, Tammy Strain, Gaye Oberholtz, Deb Vogl. To the right: Kurby Gress and Cynthia Uhlman work on a newspaper article. 65 JUMS and Student Council Keep Active Student Council members pictured above are Lisa Hay, Renae Rayl, Kurt Cress, Linda Bireline, and Mr. Hornung. Row 2: Evelyn Nelsen, John Elgin, Michele Lovell, Renee Oaks, and Steve Freguson. Row 3: Rod Grubbs. Mark Lengel, Cheryl Emgarten, Phyllis Kopp, Vic Raibikis, and Curt Jacobsen. National Honor Society members pictured below are Mr. Cunningham, Linda Bireline, Renae Rayl, and Joni Marck- mann. Row 2: Marcia Twidt, Eddie Chesnut, Lisa Hay, Teresa Anderson, Cathie Farley, and Kurt Gress. Row 3: Vic Raibi- kis, Chuck Littler, Dave Bassett, Phyllis Kopp, Marvin Young, and Cheryl Emgarten. Mini courses were held April 24. Bowling, tennis, golf, fondue cooking, fishing, weight training, boxing, disco dancing, shop, creative writing, gun safety, skeet shooting, macrame, and biking were the courses offered. Each student selected two areas of interest. Upper left: Kim Whetstone and Kelly Powell duke out their differences. Middle left: Mr. Queck teaches Lonny Jensen, Greg Bassett, Doug Schmeling, Frank Daugard and Mark Larson some of the basics of weight lifting. Lower left: Terri Kinney and Cheryl Cahail prepare foods for fondue cooking. Lower middle: Jon Linn and Paul Stolk show their lightweight boxing abilities. Lower right: Kurt Gress, Janet Stephenson, and Donna Schmeling prepare meats for their fondue course. Upper right: Susie Williams and John Gettler display the fish they caught. 67 A-C Club members are pictured above. Row 1: Kim Ocheltree, Janet Stephenson, Donna Schnteling. Row 2: Sandra Fett, Karen Farnsworth, Donna Sue Sheeder. Mary Renee Heckman, Tammy Strain, Dawn Hansen, Cindy Peterson, Dan Gustalson, Penny Sheeder, Jeff Betts, Linda Miller, Marvin Young. Row 3: Jon Linn, Kurby Gress, Jeff Larsen, Tom Tracy, Aneta Parker, Kelly Powell, Peggy Powell, Deanna Farnsworth, Jen- nifer Caltrider, Lori Ludwig, John Elgin. Row 4: Frank Dau- gard, Bill Davis, Eric Whetstone, David Turner, Joni Marck- mann, Cathie Farley, Scott Kingery, Steve Ferguson, Curt Jacobsen, Renae Rayl, Teresa Anderson, Pat McClain, Rodney Grubbs. Row 5: Rusty Wilson, Cynthia Uhlman, Evelyn Nel- son. Marcia Twidt, Jim Brannen, Sharon Richter, Terri Rich- ter, David Bassett, Eldon Harl, Mark Lengel, Doug Schmeling, Kurt Dankof. Row 6: Terri Kinney, Cheryl Cahail, Judi Scholl, Pam Parrott, Helene Brownlee, Sandy Powell. Kurt Gress, Carol Ludwig, Jo Ann Plagman, Carolyn Wetzel, Cheryl Emgarten. Row 7: Steve Farley, Mark Larsen, Deanna Ches- nut, Renee Oaks, Terri Beattie, Kim Whetstone, Lisa Marcel- lus, Vickie lmmel, Mark Parker, Heidi Mindermann, Lori Rochholz, Lisa Hay, Phyllis Kopp. A-C Pep Club members are pictured below. Row 1: Kim Ocheltree, Linda Bireline, Tammy Ocheltree, Janet Stephen- son, Donna Schmeling. Row 2: Karen Farnsworth, Donna Sue Sheeder, Mary Renee Heckman, Tammy Strain, Dawn Hansen, Cindy Peterson, Dan Gustafson, Penny Sheeder, Linda Miller, Marvin Young. Beth Larson. Holly Strain, Jackie Elings, Row 3: Mark Rater, Kurby Gress, Jeff Larsen, Tom Tracy, Aneta Parker, Deanna Farnsworth, Jennifer Caltrider. Dave Irlmeier, Kristi Fredregill, Peg Gehling, Michele Lovell. Row 4: Leon Vogl, Bill Davis, Eric Whetstone, David Turner, Scott Kingery, Steve Ferguson, Curt Jacobsen, Renae Rayl, Teresa Anderson, Pat McClain, Don Vogl, Evan Chesnut. Row 5: Terri Kinney, Cheryl Cahail, Cynthia Uhlman, Peggy Powell, Jim Brannen, Sharon Richter, Eldon Harl, Mark Lengel, Doug Schmeling, Julie irlmeier, Susie Williams, Row 6: Frank Daugard, Kelly Powell, Judi Scholl, Pam Parrott, Helene Brownlee, Sandy Powell, Kurt Gress, Carol Ludwig, Cheryl Emgarten, Brenda Shroyer, Joan Mowry. Row 7: Deanna Chesnut, Renee Oaks, Terri Beattie, Kim Whetstone, Lisa Marcellus, Vickie lmmel, Heidi Mindermann, Lori Rochholz, Lisa Hay, Phyllis Kopp, Judi Noland and Mary Sweeney. 68 Drill Zeam Receives Zhird Place Zrophy at Pocahontas A-C Flag and Rifle are pictured above: Front Row: Diane Ludwig, Tammy Strain, Helene Brownlee, Donna Schmeling, Lori Rochholz, Mary Renee Heckman, Jo Ann Plagman. Back Row: Lori Ludwig, Lorrie Spangler, Cindy Peterson, Janet Stephenson, Judi Scholl, Joni Marckmann. A-C Drill Team are pictured below: Row 1: Helene Brownlee, Jo Ann Plagman, Row 2: Donna Schmeling, Heidi Minder- mann. Row 3: Judi Scholl, Janet Stephenson, Row 4: Lori Ludwig, Joni Marckmann. Row 5: Kim Norris, Tammy Strain, Center: Cindy Peterson. Science Students Keeeive Sour Medals at Jdttle $ Competition A-C placed first or second in four of the seven science cate- gories at the Little Eight Conference Science Fair. The following were A-C medal winners: First place, chemistry: “Acidity Based on Gas Solubility,”—Eldon Harl and Scott Kingery. Second place, chemistry: “Ionic Dispersion,”— Dave Bassett and Doug Schmeling. Second place, physics: “The Sounds of Silence,”—Phyllis Kopp and Marvin Young. Second place, science: “Temp. vs. Didymium’s Feeding Response,”—Holly Strain, Deb Vogl, Julia Whetstone. A-C had nine blue ribbon projects, seven red ribbons and four white ribbons. This placed 16 of A-C’s 20 projects in the top two-thirds of all the projects, with nearly half being in the top one-third. All medal winners received blue ribbons. Others receiving blue ribbons were: Freshmen Science: Julie Irlmeir and Susie Williams; Duane Gerdes, Rod Grubbs and Jeff Betts; Bill Davis, Curt Dankof and Roger Jorgensen. Chemistry: Deanna Chesnut and Cheryl Emgarten. Physics: Mark Hansen and Jim Brannen. Red ribbons were received by the following: Freshman Science: Brenda Shroyer and Joan Mowry; Jackie Elingsand Christy Fredregill; Martin Sunds and DuWayne Kinney. Biology: Carol Ludwig and Linda Miller; Heidi Mindermann and Peggy Powell. Chemistry: Pat McClain and Mark Lengel. Physics: Chuck Littler and Vic Raibikis. White ribbons were received by the following: Beth Larson and Barb Farley; Peg Gelding and Scott Lewellen; Evan Chesnut and Danny Chesnut; Tim Huddleson and Lonny Jensen. Science Club members pictured above are Lori Rochholz, Linda Miller, Tammy Ocheltree, Carol Ludwig, Cheryl Emgar- ten. Standing: Kelly Powell, Marvin Young, Mr. Witt, Phyllis Kopp, Mark Larsen, Mr. Myers. 70 Zwo Student Zeadters Ag Students Break in FFA members are pictured below. Seated: Beth Larson and Dawn Hansen. Row 1: Ed Chesnut, Leon Vogl, Mark Lengel. FFA Sweetheart Linda Bireline, David Bassett, Jeff Westphal, Don Vogl, Mr. Williams. Row 2: Mr. Vos, Vic Raibikis, Mar- tin Sunds. John Elgin, Jeff Larson, Evan Chesnut, Lonnie Jensen. Row 3: Craig Lundy, Greg Bassett, Donnie Sheeder, Danny Chesnut, DuWayne Kinney, Jon Linn, Lenard Lemke. Row 4: Mark Williams, Terry Beattie, Dale Clarke, Merlin Phippen. David Larsen, Darwin Kopaska. Row 5: Terri Rich- ter, Rod Schwenneker, Dan Gustafson, Tim Huddleson, Mike Faga, Dave Irlmeier, Mark Parker. Pictured above left are the two student teachers from Iowa State University, Mark Williams and Kim Renk. Mr. Williams worked with the freshmen and juniors while Miss Renk work ed with the sophomores and seniors. Above right Leon Vogl, Jeff Larson, and Don Vogl pay close attention to the day’s activities. 71 Adair-Casey timbers-. No. 2 in basketball, No. 1 in Sportsmanship (Reprinted courtesy of GUTHRIE CENTER GUTHRIAN) The heart is a miraculous organ. It supplies blood needed for life. It enables persons to perform outstanding feats. But at times, more than heart is needed. Such was the case for the Adair-Casey Bombers. They had heart. It kept them going in their battle for a state cham- pionship. It fed them throughout the season. It piloted them past four dif- ficult victories to reach the state tourn- ament. The Bombers were a team that played with heart. Heart was not enough in the final round of the State Tourna- ment. It was sufficient for the first half. Then it started to skip a beat to a superior and talented Iowa City Regina club. Adair-Casey gave it all they had. They finally ended up the second half, drain- ed emotionally and physically, from playing with all the heart they could muster the first 16 minutes of basket- ball. They overcame the absence of their senior scoring leader and rebounder in the semi-final game. They played with reckless abandon during the final two games. It was all heart. In the end, it carried them to a lofty perch other- wise unobtainable. But it could not compete by itself against Regina which had superior manpower, a huge height advantage and a team that was much more physical than the Bombers. Iowa X a Qotta Have Heart City is the class team, the prestigious team of Class A basketball, maybe even the finest in Iowa. The Bombers fell to that adversary as have 27 other foes and 82 of the past Adair-Casey is proud of its ball players, its substitutes, its coaches and its school. The entire county is proud of the Bombers and the effort which earned them the No. 2 team in Iowa Class A basketball. More than the number two rating is the pride people have toward a group of kids that gave it their best shot and failed only in the final score. This group of kids is an exceptional group ... all down the line from the starters to the kids who didn’t play but participated all year long. They have brought credit to all the community and this area with exempli- ary conduct on and off the playing floor. They are considerate, they are good students and they are polite. Even more interesting is the fact none have been involved with any problems with school officials or law enforce- ment authorities. We have followed these kids for several years. We know they are appreciative and we know they are high calibre kids-like so many in Guthrie County. They are being singled out only be- cause the spotlight has been focused on them in recent weeks and they have handled it well. They are mature enough and they will continue to handle their accomplishments well in the future. We can be proud of most all kids in county schools. A few may contami- nate the barrell or at least try. In most cases, the bad element is not successful. This was the case at Adair-Casey. Three years ago, Coach Glenn Ander- son was telling us about a group of future basketball players. He said they could be as talented a group as has ever been on any area basketball court. He added one big “if” ... if they do not become involved with another element, one that thrives on notoriety rather than accomplishments. He added, I hope these kids “continue on the right track and I think they will.” They did. Their accomplishments are not just in athletics. Off the court they are a good influence on the younger mem- bers of the squad and others in school associated with them. We salute the Bombers of 1979. We have followed them for several years. It was fun for us ... more enjoyable because of the quality type kids they are. We salute the school, the community and the fans. They have much to be proud of. Accomplishments are nice. The way the accomplishments become reality are remembered as much as the deed itself. The Bombers have shown a lot of class along the way that ended in disappointment for them but pride for them by fans and acquaintances. 72 Doug Armstrong Joe Brannen Michele Bruns Rick Buckner Kevin Caltrider Jerry Carstens Jim Dunkerson Lisa Elings Toni Faga Tim Foster Randy Gerdes Kolby Gress Chris Hoffman Veronica Immel Kristin Kilcoin Dennis Kopaska Gene Lehman Ed Lemke Kevin Miller Jane Nelsen Jeffrey Ocheltree Steven Oberholtz Earl Plagman Tom Ray! David Shiller Julie Scholl Theresa Strain Steve Sweeney Chris Turner Lisa Ulsrud John Vogl Leland Vorrath Page 74. Upper left: Michelle Staggs is for woman’s lib! Huh! Middle left: Tom Rayl, Steve Sweeney, and Kevin Caltrider look as if they are putting their band instruments to good use. Bottom left: The eighth grade class officers are Joe Brannen, treasurer; Kolby Gress, president; Randy Gerdes, secretary; and Michelle Bruns, vice president. Bottom right; Kevin Caltrider and Tom Ray! whoop it up in p.e. Page 75. Another love letter is in the process of being written by Michelle Bruns. Tony Faga, Randy Gerdes, and Joe Brannen express an example of a test day. (Everyone sits in the corner). 75 7th Grade Seventh grade geography students work industriously to finish their map assignment. Class officers are pictured below. They are Lori Bire- line, vice president; Kris Whetstone, president;and Jon Stetzel, secre’ary. 76 Russell Bates Lori Bireline Tammy Buckner Annette Chesnut Brenda Byars Terri Dunkerson Jean Ernst Lori Fairfield Jodie Fox Brad Garside Michelle Gerdes Leland Grubbs Ron Hagelman Lisa Hoffman Mike lrlmeier Crystal Jensen Lori Johnson Rodney Jorgensen Lisa Kilcoin Linda Kingery Joanie Kinney James Klentish James Kuster Tom Schwenneker Luther Larson Mike Ludwig Troy Mackrill Joe Mowry Tim Newman Dennis Peterson Jeff Powell Diane Rater Michelle Richter Doug Roberts David Schmeling James Lengel Dirk Sheeder Sharon Sheeder David Smith Jon Stetzel Cindy Sweeney Theresa Turner Terry Vorrath Alan Warner Karen Warner Kris Whetstone Dianna Williams Janies Zimmerline 77 tua !-C.4Sf rj s- {Junior High football And library Workers Junior high football team members pictured above are Jim Zimmerline, Leland Grubbs, Mike Irlmeier, Mike Ludwig, Doug Roberts, David Schmeling, David Smith, Rod Jorgensen. Row 2: Ron Hagelman, Jon Stetzel, Terry Vorrath, Dirk Sheeder, Dennis Peterson, Jeff Powell, Alan Warner. Row 3: Coach McGrain, Kevin Caltrider, Kevin Miller, Chris Hoffman, Rick Buckner, Joe Brannen, Jeff Ocheltree. Row 4: Randy Gerdes, Tom Rayl, Chris Turner, Dennis Kopaska, Kolby Gress, Jerry Carstens, Coach Gress. Voluntary library workers pictured below are Christy Fredre- gill, Linda Kingery, Mike Ludwig, Mike Irlmeier, Jim Zimmer- line, Tim Newman. Row 2: Crystal Jensen, Cindy Sweeney, Tammy Buckner, Lisa Kilcoin, Theresa Turner, Michelle Gerdes, Karen Warner. Row 3: Sharon Sheeder, Lisa Elings, Theresa Strain, Michelle Richter, Jean Ernst, Lori Fairfield. Row 4: Luke Larson, Jon Stetzel, Ron Hagelman, Troy Mack- rill, David Schmeling, Jimmy Kuster. 78 Pictured above are the members of the girls’ junior high track team. Row 1: Cindy Sweeney, Crystal Jensen, Lori Hilde- brand, Lisa Elings, Kristin Kilcoin, and Coach Schafer. Row 2: Joanie Kinney (manager), Tammy Buckner, Michelle Gerdes, Theresa Turner, Veronica lmmel, Lisa Kilcoin, Michelle Staggs, and Lori Fairfield. Row 3: Lori Johnson, Diane Rater, Kris Whetstone, and Michelle Richter. Row 4: Sharon Sheeder, Terri Dunkerson, Jane Nelson, Michele Bruns, Linda Kingery, and Lisa Hoffman. Below, are the members of the Jr. High Boys’ Track Team. They are Row 1: Doug Albaugh, Mike Irimeier, James Klem- ish, Dennis Peterson, Jon Stetzel, Ron Hagelman, Tim New- man, Jeff Ocheltree, Kevin Miller, and Coach Gress. Row 2: David Schiller, Jim Kuster, Rodney Jorgensen, Jim Lengel, Chris Hoffman, Steve Oberholtz, Leland Vorrath, Alan Warn- er, and Kevin Caltrider. Row 3: Jeff Powell, Chris Turner, Randy Gerdes, Kolby Gress, Joe Mowry, Jerry Carstens, Dirk Sheeder, and Steve Sweeney. Row 4: Terry Vorrath, Mike Ludwig, David Schmeling, Joe Brannen. Rick Buckner, Troy Mackrill, Ed Lemke, Leland Grubbs, Tim Foster, and Earl Plagman. Junior High Zrack Zeams Make a Running Start to Victory 3unior Girls' basketball Eighth grade basketball team members at the right are Toni Faga, Michele Bruns, Veronica Immel, Lisa Elings, Kristen Kilcoin, and Theresa Strain. Behind are Joannie Kinney, manager, and Coach Schafer. Seventh grade basketball team members are shown below. Front: Dee Dee Williams, Jean Ernst, Linda Kingery, Lori Bireline, Annette Chesnut, Tammy Buckner, Theresa Turner, Lori Fairfield, and Karen Warner. Behind: Manager Joannie Kinney, Diane Rater, Crystal Jensen, Kris Whetstone, Lisa Kilcoin, Cindy Sweeney, Lori Johnson, Brenda Byars, Michele Gerdes and Coach Schafer. junior High Roys’ Ras and Student Council Shown above are the junior high boys’ basketball team mem- bers. Row 1: Coach Gress, Dennis Peterson, Jim Zimmerline, Alan Warner, Tim Lengel, David Smith, Troy Mackrill, Rod Jorgensen. Row 2: Doug Roberts, Tom Rayl, Jim Kuster, Brad Garside, Joe Mowry, Joe Brannen, Doug Armstrong, Row 3: Randy Gerdes, Earl Plagman, Chris Turner, Kolby Gress, Jerry Carstens, Dennis Kopaska, and Ricky Buckner. Junior high student council members to the left are Dee Dee Williams, Julie Scholl, Rod Jorgensen, and Jerry Carstens. Football Scores Exira 0 A-C 12 B-F 20 A-C 14 Earlham 18 A-C 0 S-M 30 A-C 14 Anita 0 A-C 34 7th Grade Exira 0 A-C 12 B-F 0 A-C 20 Earlham 0 A-C 14 S-M 6 A-C 6 Anita 14 A-C 6 7 ii§gB 8th Grade Girls -C jk 22 C-M 38 8th Grade;Bovs A-C § 31 Van Meter. C-M 20 A-C 49 A-C 46 Anita B-F 21 A-C 38 AC 20 Earlham 44 Van Meter 21 A-C 37 i A-C 42 S-Exira 30 Earlham 34 A-C 24 P B-l ‘29 Exira 34 A-C 45 A - 41 .Elk-Mom 42 Elk Morn 31 A-C 20 A-c: 18 Greenfield 26 1 Anita 18 A-C 42 A-C 10 S-M 30 S-M 25 A-C 42 Greenfield 23 A-C 28 Wins 3, Losses 6 Wins, 7: Losses, 2 7th Grade Girls 7th Grade Boys B-F 18 A-C 31 A-C 38 C-M 58 C-M 22 A-C 31 A-C 33 Van Meter 30 Van Meter 23 A-C 25 A-C 41 Anita 37 Earlham 37 A-C 18 A-C 38 Earlham 50 Exira 29 A-C 30 A-C 41 Exira 38 Elk Horn 29 A-C 26 A-C 36 B-F 29 Anita 21 A-C 19 A-C 49 Elk-Horn 28 S-M 30 A-C 33 A-C 29 S-M 31 2 Wins, 5: Losses, 3 Wins 5, Losses 3 82 junior High football and basketball Cheerleaders Pictured above are the Adair Casey Junior High football cheerleaders. In front are Kris Whetstone, Jane Nelson, and Michele Bruns. Standing is Lisa Elings with Annette Chesnut on her shoulders. To the left are the junior high basketball cheerleaders. They are Sharon Sheeder, Michele Richter, and Terri Dunkerson. 83 Members of the junior high band pictured above are Cindy Sweeney, Crystal Jensen, Joanie Kinney, Lori Fairfield, Kris Whetstone, Annette Chesnut, Jodie Fox, Sharon Sheeder. Row 2: Michele Richter, Lori Johnson, Theresa Turner, Lisa Kilcoin, Lori Bireline, Julie Scholl, Jane Nelson, Lisa Elings, Rod Jorgensen, James Kuster. Row 3: Brad Garside, Michele Gerdes, Veronica Immel, Kevin Miller, Kevin Caltrider, Steve Sweeney, Tom Rayl, Tom Schwenneker, Joe Mowry, Brenda Byars, Diane Rater, and Director Bud Harris. Members of the junior high chorus pictured below are Jean Ernst, Lisa Hoffman, Toni Faga, Jane Nelson, Jodie Fox, Annette Chesnut. Row 2: Terri Dunkerson, Julie Scholl, Veronica Immel, Lori Fairfield, Lori Bireline. Row 3: Michele Bruns, Lisa Kilcoin, Kris Whetstone, Kristin Kilcoin, Lisa Elings, Dee Dee Williams, Diane Rater, Brenda Byars. Row 4: David Schiller, James Klemish, James Kuster, Randy Gerdes, Jim Dunkerson, Mike Irlmeier, Ricky Buckner, Mike Ludwig. junior High ftand and Chorus Members 84 CASEY GREENFIELD Dr. Krueger Howard’s Barbershop Mary’s Cafe Kingery’s Awning Betty Wall—Avon Smith's Auto Parts Schildberg Construction Co. Adair Co. Mutual Insurance S S Ford Kirlin Auto Fry’s Pharmacy The Inn Boutique Crook’s Clothing ADAIR Thank You Patrons Marie’s Dry Goods and Gifts Bob and Chris’s Fay Pharmacy Adair Post Office Dew Drop Inn William L. Fisher—Lawyer Adair Motor Lodge Dr. Milton Engle Seamless Aluminum Guttering—Joe Brownrigg Os’ Gold Seed Corn—Harold Brownlee ATLANTIC Riehn's Davis Paint and Gifts Cook - Caslow Drug Co. 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OF ADAIR Complete Line of Hardware Clair Richter 742-3317 Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating Adair, Iowa 50002 OK OAKS CLOTHING WAYNE’S ELECTRIC PLUMBING AND HEATING 742-5591 Adair, Iowa F CASEY MILL AND ELEVATOR, INC. and W Water Systems Richie Fountains STAGE STOP RESTAURANT Casey, Iowa 50048 746-2226 Burdette Ruppert Dennis Kester Manager Asst. Manager Kent Feeds, Seed, Grain, Fertilizer Equipment 523-2107 Stuart, Iowa Your Hosts Kendi and Randel 98 MORRISON CHEVROLET CO. 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And Professional Floral Service Weddings—Funerals Plants, Gifts, Cards Casey, Debbie and Patti 746-3961 Back Track Athletic Shoes Atlantic, Iowa 712-243-1336 WILSON FARM EQUIPMENT THE DAISY CLUB Health and Exercise Box 160 Stuart, Iowa 50250 (515) 523-1683 Individual Exercise Programs Personal Diet Counseling Plus Much Much More Stuart, Iowa 523-2011 100 Jndac A Albaugh. Doug: 46.79. Anderson. Glenn: 3,10.12,28,42. Anderson, Hazel: 34. Anderson, Sharon: 29. Anderson, Teresa: 20,35,40,44,47,56, 60,66,68. Armstrong, Barbara: 20. Armstrong, Doug: 74,81. Armstrong, Kevin: 22. B Bassett, David: 2,3,20,37,42,45,59, 60.66.68.71. Bassett, Greg: 24,37,38,42,60,67,71. Bassett, Wilbur: 32. Bates, Lyle: 22,37. Bates, Russell: 76. Bates. Tammy: 8,16.58. Beattie, Kevin: 24,37. Beattie, Terry: 8,16,37,68,71. Beecher, Steve: 27,28,35,40,44. Bennett, Kay: 29. Bireline, Linda: 9,10,12,13,16,18,48, 52.61.66.68.71. Bireline, Lori: 76,80,84. Betts, Jeff: 24,36,37,42,45.46.47,60, 68. Boblett, Shorty: 34. Bond, Gary: 28. Brannen. Jim: 20,37.46,47,64,68. Brannen, Joe: 46,47,74,75,78,79,81. Brownlee, Helene: 21.53,60,64.68,69. Bruns, Michele: 47,74,75,79,80,82,84. Buckner, Rick: 46,74,78,79,81,84. Buckner, Tammy: 76,78,79,80. Byars, Bill: 22,60. Byars, Brenda: 77,80,84. C Cahail, Cheryl: 22,26.35,39,40,44,56, 58,60,64,67,68. Caltrider, Jennifer: 9,16,18,60,68. Caltrider, Kevin: 46,74,75,78,79,84. Carstens, Darla: 8,16,60,67. Carstens, Jerry: 75,78,79,81. Chandler, Connie: 24,62,65. Chandler, Linda: 8,16. Chaney, Mark: 21,46,47. Chesnut, Annette: 76,80,83,84. Chesnut, Danny: 24,37,60,71. Chesnut, Deanna: 21,35,40,47,56,57, 59.60.68. . Chesnut. Eddie: 9,13,16,18,60,66,71. Chesnut, Evan: 24,42,46.47,60,68,71. Clarke, Dale: 9,16.36,37,46.47,71. Clark, Evelyn: 27,29. Cooper, Penny: 34. Cunningham, Howard: 27,29,40,66. D Dankof, Curt: 24,37,45,46,60,68. Daugard. Frankie: 3,8,10,11,16,37, 42.45.55.56.58.63.67.68. Davis. Bill: 3,11.24,37,42,56,57.60, 63.68. DeWitt, Bev: 21. Dunkerson, Jim: 75,84. Dunkerson, Terri: 77,79,83,84. E Edgington, Faye: 104. Edgington, Kevin: 8,16. Elgin, John: 20,37,57,60,66,68,71. Elgin, Lynn: 32. Elings, Jackie: 24.40.44,60,62,68. Elings. Lisa: 75,78,79,80,82,84. Emgarten, Cheryl: 20,35,39,40.41,44. 53,60.64.66,68,70. Emgarten, Ron: 24,37,38,42. Engle, Clint: 9,16,18. Ernst. Jean: 77,78,80,84. F Faga, Mike: 24,46,47,71. Faga, Steve: 9,16,58. Faga, Toni: 74.75,80,84. Fagan, Ambrose: 34. Fagan, Mike: 8.16,18.37.39,52. Fairfield, Lori: 77,78,79,80.84. Farley, Barb: 24,65. Farley. Cathie: 8,16.66,68. Farley, David: 20. Farley, Steve: 20,68. Farnsworth, Deanna: 9,16,54,60,63, 68. Farnsworth, Karen: 23,44,60,65,68. Ferguson, Steve: 3,19,23,37,42,45,46, 47.56.60.66.68. Fett, Sandra: 21,56,60,65,68. Foster, Tim: 19,74,79. Foster, Tony: 23,37,45. Fox, Jodie: 76,84. Fredregill, Christy: 24,47,56,57,62, 63,68,78. G Garside, Brad: 76,81,84. Garside, Sandra: 34. Gehling, Peggy: 24,26,56,60,63,68. Gerdes, Duane: 24,42,45. Gerdes, Michelle: 76,78,79,80,84. Gerdes, Randy: 74,78,79,81,84. Gettler, John: 24,67. Ginn, Gloria: 21. Cress, Bob: 27,28.78,79,81. Gress, Kolby: 74,78.79,81. Gress, Kurby: 3,10,22,23,42,45,56, 60.63.64.65.68. Gress, Kurt: 2.3,6,7.9,10.16,39.42 43.56.66.67.68. Grubbs, Leland: 76,78.79. Grubbs, Rodney: 24,37,45.46,47,66, 68. Grubbs. Boyd: 22. Gustafson, Bev: 30. Gustafson, Dan: 3,6,21,37,42,45,59, 68.71. H Hagelman. Ron: 77,78,79,82. Hansen, Dawn: 22,35.40.57,58.60, 68.71. Harl. Eldon: 3.21.42,45.46,56,57.60. 68. Harris, Bud: 30,57,60.84. Hay, Lisa: 20,21,35,40.44,56,57.60, 66.68. Heathcote, Elaine: 34 Heckman. Mary Renee: 22,54,56,58, 65,68,69. Hildebrand, Lori: 79. Hoffman, Chris: 75,78,79. Hoffman, Lisa: 77,79,84. Hornung, Steve: 10,33,66. Hough, Joyce: 22. Hough, Judy: 8,16,17. Hough, Rich: 34. Huddleson, Tim: 24,71. I lmmel, Vickie: 23,58,60,64,68. lmmel, Veronica: 75,79,80,84. lrlmeier, Dave: 22,23,42,45,68,71. Irlmeir, Julie: 25,35,40,56,60,68. lrlmeier, Mike: 77,79,78,84. 101 J Jacobsen. Curt: 2,3,5,6,8,11,12,16,39, 42.43.46.47.66.68. Jensen. Crystal: 77,78,79,80,84. Jensen, Lonny: 25,37,56,60,67,71. Johnson, Kipp: 23. Johnson, Lori: 76,79,80,84. Jorgensen. Rodney: 76,78,79,81,84. Jorgensen, Roger: 25,37,46,47,60. K Kileoin, Kristin: 75,79,80,84. Kilcoin, Lisa: 76,78,79,80,84. Kileoin, Lynn: 34. Kilcoin, Mary: 34. Kilcoin, Scott: 25,37,42,45. Kingery, Linda: 76,78,79,80. Kingery, Scott: 20.37.38,39,46,47,68. Kinney, DuWayne: 25,60,71. Kinney, Jeanie: 23,40,60,65. Kinney, Joanie: 77,79,80,84. Kinney, Terri: 22,35,40,44.56,58,60, 63.64.65.67.68. Klemish, James: 77,79,84. Kopaska, Darwin: 9,16,54,58,71. Kopaska, Dennis: 75,78,81. Knapp. Patti: 9,16,65. Kopp. Phyllis: 10,16,17,18,35,39,40, 41,60,62.66,68,70. Kunkle, Evelyn: 34. Kunkle, Joe: 20,56,57. Kuster, James: 46,77,78,79,81,84. L Larson, Beth: 25,35.40,44,47,57,60, 62.68.71. Larson, David: 19,25,37,46,71. Larsen, Jeff: 22,37,46,47,68,71. Larson, Luther: 76,78. Larsen, Mark: 20,26,57,59,67.68,70. Lehman. Gene: 74. Lemke, Gene: 74,79. Lemke, Lenard: 71. Lengel, James: 76,79,81. Lengel. Mark: 3,19,20,21,37,42,45,66, 68.71. Lewellen, Evelyn: 34. Lewellen, Scott: 25,42,56,60,65. Linn, Jon: 22,37,45,67.68,71. Littler. Charles: 3,4,6.9,10.11,12,16, 18,39,42.43,58,60,62,66. Lovell, Chantal: 21,35. Lovell, Leta: 10.16. Lovell. Michele: 25,26,55,66,68. Ludwig, Carol: 10,16,17,18,60,68,70. Ludwig, Diane: 23,47,65,69. Ludwig, Lisa: 23,26,56,60,63,64,65. Ludwig, Lori: 10,16,60.68,69. Ludwig, Marcia: 25,60. Ludwig, Mary Ann: 34. Ludwig, Mike: 46,76,78,79,84. Lundy, Craig: 3,4,5,11,12,16,18,37, 38,39,42,45,46,47,58,71. M Mackrill, Kurk: 11,16,37,39,45,46. 47,50,52. Mackrill, Troy: 76,78,79,81. Mains, Cindy: 20. Marcellus, Curt: 23,37,45,56,57. Marcellus, Lisa: 21,35,64,68. Marckmann, Joan: 11,16,49,60,66, 68.69. McClain, Amber: 34. McClain, Larry: 32. McClain. Pat: 2,3,19,20,21.42,68. McGrain, Dan: 31,78. Miller, Kevin: 74,78,79,84. Miller, Linda: 10,16,17,60,62,64,68, 70. Mindermann, Heidi: 20,35,40,53,57, 59.60.68.69. Monaghan, Allyn: 31,46,47,58. Moore, Jena: 23,56,57,62. Murphy, Colleen: 20. Moser, Regina: 22,56,57. Mowry, Dean: 32. Mowry, Joan: 24,25,35,40.44,47,56, 60,68. Mowry, Joe: 46,76,79,81,84. Myers, Doug: 31,70. N Nelsen. Evelyn: 10,16,56,66,68. Nelsen, Jane: 74,79,82,84. Newman, Tim: 56,77,78,79. Noland, Judi: 22,68. Norris, Kim: 22,69. O Oaks, Renee: 22,44,60,64,66.68. Oberholu, Gaye: 23,65. Oberholtz, Lyle: 10,16,18. Oberholtz, Steven: 75,79. Ocheltree, Jeff: 75,78,79. Ocheltree, Kim: 11,12,24,25,35,47, 48,60,61,63,68. Ocheltree, Tammy: 10,12,20,35,44, 48.53.61.64.68.70. Opiol, Ramona: 10,16. P Parker. Aneta: 23.26.36,56,60,64.68. Parker, Mark: 10.16,37,39,45,58,68, 71. Parrott, Curt: 2,3,6,10,11,12,16,37, 39,42,46,47,52,56. Parrott, Pam: 11,16,52,65,68. Pat chin, Don: 34. Peterson, Cindy: 23,40,44,47,65,68, 69. Peterson, Dennis: 77,78,79,81. Phippen. Merlin: 6,20,71. Plagman, Earl: 75,79,81. Plagman, Jo Ann: 21,59,68,69. Powell, Jeff: 46,77,78,79. Powell. Kelly: 21,35,40,53,60,64,67, 68.70. Powell, Peggy: 11,16,44,48,58,60,64, 68. Powell, Sandra: 23,40,56,60,64,68. R Raak, Dave: 31. Raibikis, Vic: 10,16,18,36,37,38,39, 45.66.71. Raper, Bernice: 34. Rater. Diane: 77,79,80.84. Rater, Mark: 25,37,45,46.57,60,68. Rayl. Renae: 21,35,40,44,53,56,57, 58,60,66,68. Rayl, Tom: 46,47,74,75,78,81,84. Renk, Kim: 71. Rhum, Cynthia: 30,57. Richter. Michele: 76,78,79,83,84. Richter, Sharon: 20.60.64.68. Richter, Terri: 10,16.36,37,38,39,52, 68.71. Richter. Vicki: 34. Roberts, Doug: 76,78,81. Robson, Martha: 31,63,65. Rochholz, Lori: 20,35,40,56,57,62, 68,69,70. Rumple, Halt: 34. S Schafer, Sherry: 33,79,80. Schiller, David: 74,79,84. Schmeling, Betty: 34. Schmeling, David: 19,76,78,79,82. 102 Schmeling, Donna: 10,12,16,48,61, 65.67.68.69. Schmeling, Doug: 2,3,4,6,11,12,20,21, 39.42.43.46.47.60.67.68. Schmidt, Greg: 10,16. Scholl. Judi: 10,17.48,52,54,60,68,69. Scholl. Julie: 74,81,84. Schwenneker, Rodney: 11,16,18,60, 71. Schwenneker, Tom: 77,84. Sheeder, Dirk: 78,79,77. Shceder, Donna Sue: 22,60,68. Sheeder, Donnie: 11,16,18,54,58,71. Sheeder, Penny: 20,53,57,59,60,62, 68. Sheeder. Sharon: 77,78,79,83,84. Shockey. Dick: 10.32. Shroyer, Brenda: 24,25,26,35,40.44, 47.56.60.68. Smith, Daryl: 24,25,42. Smith, David: 77,78,81. Soper, Gwen: 11,16,18,54,58,60,67. Spangler, Lorrie: 10,12,19,22,56,60, 61.69. Stafford, Steve: 33. Staggs, Michelle: 74,79. Stephenson, Janet: 10,12,13,16,19, 48.49.52.61.65.67.68.69. Stephenson, Lonnie: 13,16. Stetzel, Jon: 77,78,79,82. Stolk, Paul: 13,16,18,67. Strain, Holly: 25,40,65,68. Strain, Tammy: 22,65,68,69. Strain, Theresa: 74,78,80. Sturm, Doris: 33. Sunds, Martin: 25,37,45,71. Sweeney, Cindy: 78,79,80,84. Sweeney, Mary: 22,56,68. Sweeney, Steve: 74,79,84. T Thompson, Leonard: 13. Thompson, Sherry: 21. Tracy, Tom: 3,19,22,23,37,38,42,60. 64.68. Turner, Chris: 71,75,78,79. Turner, David: 23,60,68. Turner, Theresa: 78,79,80,84. Twidt, Marcia: 13,16,66,68. U Uhlman, Cynthia: 23,35,39,40,44.47, 54.60.65.68. Ulsrud, Lisa: 75. Umbaugh, Phil: 32. V Vogl, Debra: 25,35,62,65. Vogl, Donald: 21,68,71. Vogl, John: 75. Vogl, Leon: 23,68,71. Vorrath, Leiand: 75,79. Vorrath, Rhonda: 13,16,18,50,52,55, 65. Vorrath, Terry: 78,79. Vos, Ivan: 33,71. W Warner, Alan: 46,78,79.81. Warner, Karen: 77,78,80. Wedemeyer, David: 22,55,56. West phal. Jeff: 13,16,60,71. Wetzel. Carolyn: 22,55.62.68. Wheatley, Rick: 13,16.18,37,38,39, 51,52. Whetstone. Earl: 21,42,45,60. Whetstone, Eric: 3,22,42,45,56,57, 60,68. Whetstone. Julia: 25,44. Whetstone, Kim: 22,60,64,67,68. Whetstone, Kris: 76,77,79.80,83,84. Whetstone, Nancy: 21,35,62. Williams, Dianna: 80,81,84,77. Williams, Mark: 71. Williams, Mark: 21,60,71. Williams, Suzie: 24,25,35,40,44,47,54, 60,67,68. Wilson, Ronda: 13,16,35,57,60,63. Wilson, Russ: 23,37,68. Witt. Dale: 2,3,10,12,32,42,45,70. Y Young, Marvin: 13,16,18,56,57,60, 62,66,68,70. Z Zimmer. Bill: 13,16,37. Zimmer, Jim: 23. Zimmerline, James: 46,78,77,81. 103 Upper left: Cindy Mains in a traditional Swedish Santa Lucia costume. Upper right: An A-C roundballer takes a tumble at Guthrie Center. Center: Earl Whetstone enjoys the Home- coming festivities. Mark Chaney in a reflective mood. Don Vogl, Dan Gustafson, Dave Bassett, Leon Vogl, and Jeff Lar- son received a silver emblem award at the state FFA contest for their parliamentary procedure team. Left: Gina Scholl, 1977 Homecoming Queen, crowns Kurk Mackrill. We all wish Faye Edgington a bright and successful future as she resigned after serving as school secretary for 13 years to enter the family business. GOOD LUCK, FAYE! inter collnc jicil press, inc.