Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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ew Gooch I2-7 Tall Hockey team works to improve record hnprownglastyearsseason record,the Urbandam Hockey Team finished 12-7 over-all. New head coach Jack Chnetook over the poghon aherseveralyears as asshtant Ron HaH served as assmtantcoach and Jeny Warwick was the team's league representahve. Despne uneven pedonnances during the year, the icemen came together as a team compiling a 9-6 Metro record and spliting 7-7 in the state league. Ths maced Urbandmeinthe thud spotin bothleagues Seniors Tony Wegner and Greg Warwick led the team. Wegner placed sixth in Metro Conference scoring with 25 points. Junior Jeff Cross was named to the second AH-State'TeanL The team was a community rather than schoolsponsored organwahon and drew membership from high school students outside of UHS. 1 Coach J. Warwick gives instructions to T. Wegner, J. Williams, and D. Cline 2 Hockey Team: FRONT ROW-T. Wegner. A. Turnquist, D. Griffin, V. Blasberg, G. Warwick, J. Thompson, S. Lyness, M. Kinser, J. Williams, D. Cline, Rep. J. Warwick. BACK ROW-Coach J. Cline, W. Chapman, J., White, C. Mann, G. Miller, D. Nichols, J. Cross, B. Hansen, S. Cross, M. Sorenson, S. Hammer, Mg: K. Hall, Stick Boy D. Hansen, Assistant R. Hall. 3 J. Williams skates to congratulate T. Wegner, S. Lyness, and D. Cline after Wegner scored a goal in the Waterloo Columbus game. Y Y- X .bn 3 v Ev it Qt., Hockey

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Half School, Half Wor T .0 dmwii . ..'- 3, Lf?-,Q 1. E- i.. Q 'G M' 'Q' Y -X l i if 62 0 DECA ' .aw 1. .ii f Q, l ill' 55 u 'i - A .,?.,-in . I J f DECA sales: buttons, carnations, mums Distributive Education students received credit by going to classes in the morning and gaining work experience at afternoon jobs. To earn money for attendance at conferences and an end-of-the-year banquet, the class sold Homecoming mums, buttons, and Valentine carnations in a joint project with the Echo staff. The students were lead by adviser Sue Harvey. During the month of October, DE president Jon Millette ran for state office at Delegate Assembly in Ames. February brought about an area leadership assembly. There several students participated in competitive events. Kathy Grothe placed second in Quantitative Management. Honorable mentions were received by Brenda Harvey in General Merchandise, and Jon Millette in Food Services. To thank their employers, an Employer Banquet Breakfast was held at the Executive Inn on May 2. Many DE students planned to continue with their jobs. 1 Distributive Education CDECAJ: FRONT ROW-J. Moore, K. Grothe, J. Hammer, D. Disney. SECOND ROW-J. Beavers, T. Babcock, M. Cox, B. Harvey, B. Billings. BACK Row-J. Millette, M. Yaske, B. Ewald, D. Stougard, S. Alley. 2 Dr. Ray Pugh talks to students and employers at the DECA breakfast May 2 at the Executive Inn. 3 Instructor RaeGene Robbins receives carnations from DECA member Debbie Disney on Valentine's Day. 4 DECA student Jon Millette helps distribute the carnations on Valentine's Day.

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