Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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E . Susan Newberg George Newcomb Mark Nicola Nicci Noyes Gina Oddy Steven Olson Daila Omstead Mark Orr Connie Osborn Lisa Pack Lori Page Kelly Parrish Todd Parsons Michael Patrick Shawn Patrick 1 74 v Freshmen ' Jil' T . i l . ,, 1 r' l ' l i Y 1 A 'th .if 4 l lf K ll I l L l -We 1 gt 3-f,',, p' ',s'3 .. .1 A ' . 'it ' we - - . ' '-Zfffltiay 5.1-- -.I 1' -. ,tl --f f . 'Q . Ji, 1. I, .. 1, Z .5 I ' x 1,9 ' ,.-.ri fy- qi ' 4 ' ' ' i .' ' EL .L .D .l 1 F X 'ily' ,f- -l . T l ,f -1 xl u f 'ii ' 1 Powderpuffers rev up lots of class spirit Coached by teachers Gary DouBrava and Rich Dixon, the frosh powderpuff players began practice two weeks before Homecoming activities. Several practices later, the group fired up at the powderpuff assembly showing their willingness to tear the sophomores apart. The originally scheduled game was postponed until Thursday night. Admission to the game was 5.50 and the crowd was enthusiastic. In a close game, the frosh fell to the sophomores 0-7. The girls were busy with locker decorations, baking goodies for the football players, and Thursday night, decorating the houses of the football players. Freshmen basketball teams had outstanding seasons. The boys were undefeated in the CIC, taking the conference title. They ended their season 20-1. The girls were 19-1 for their season. Twice during the winter they topped the scoreboard with 100 points. The only loss came at the hands of Ankeny 89-93. The Jayettes came back 83-82 in the last stand against Ankeny. 1 Frosh powderpuff team fires up for their game against the sophomores. They were coached by Gary DouBrava and Rich Dixon. 2 Just when they thought it was safe to go back on the football field. With Movies the float theme for the Homecoming parade, the freshmen chose a take-off on the movie Jaws. The float featured a tiger-eating J-Hawk. 3 Frosh girls scramble during the powderpuff game. They fell to the sophomores O-7.

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Michael Sangster Deborah Savel Jeanne Schmidt Scott Schneider Peter Schroeder Carolyn Seiler Kelly Severin Lauren Shapiro Jacie Shields Rhonda Shunk Traci Siek Misty Sims Michele Smart Allison Smith Kevin Smith Marsha Smith Scott Smith Sheila Smith Stephen Smith Scott Smoldt Mori Sorenson 1 76 f Freshmen .TRP i 'a 'ff it -.Vi ' i l l l l J Ti X .1 il 1 li V ll . f l - y.,. ., I 'xr ' mfi P' J F7 K . i iff l wi' .1 j 1 i Y .. ggi, Frosh participate in advisement program Freshmen participated in the first year of the Advisement program. This program was developed to facilitate personalized faculty- studentffaculty-parent communication, thereby promoting a successful and enjoyable year for each ninth grade student. Each freshman, along with seven to eleven other freshmen comprising his advisement group, was scheduled into Advisement two hours per week. Each advisement group had a specific faculty member as their adviser for the year. Format and activities of advisement sessions were varied. An adviser might request attendance of the entire group or specific students, or he might leave the session open for advisees to come and go as they pleased. Planning course schedules was an important function of Advisement. Advisers and students reviewed and planned together second semester schedules, sophomore schedules, and tentative four year schedules which plotted each student's high school education through his senior year. Advisement sessions allowed students an opportunity to discuss personal and school problems. Through concerted effort, parents, students, and advisors strived to alleviate students' academic difficulties. Arrangements made to improve academic performance included extra scheduled help from teachers and weekly progress reports. The relaxed atmosphere of the advisement sessions allowed students an opportunity to build friendship and understanding with their advisers and other students in their groups. 1 At Commencement, freshman Kaia Larson participates with the band. 2 Mike Sangster finishes a descriptive paragraph in Language Arts I. U' ' 4 ex I tp-.ff