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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

BYSHCA 1972 Adair-Casey High School Above, Doug Bassett, Dana Hansen, Allen Josephsen and Roy Carl help in a Above, Brad Rumple finds it's often necessary to be a National Honor Society sponsored clean-up drive during Earth Week. track star to reach class in three minutes. There were a number of changes around A-C this year, including the return from modular to traditional scheduling. A new addition was the press box Built during the summer, it has proved of value in many ways. Another new idea was that of the mini-courses held March 8-9. Above left, Sharon Wheatley, Sue Plummer and Mary Reha, enrolled in fondue cooking, enjoy the fruits of their labor. l Seniors Choose The Candy Striped Carna- tion and the Class Colors of Red and White Due to the rain, the Seniors formed a reception line inside this year. Above, the new graduates are congratulated on their achievement. The audience and Seniors await the completion of the Pomp and Circumstance march and the start of the com- mencement exercises. The Seniors are assembled on the stage, a tradition which was revived this year. 2 Kristy Hoehns and Cheryl Petersen pin flowers on Sr. mothers. The audience and band members mill toward the exit and the Seniors reception line. Superintendent James Billings watches as Above, Marcene Twidt gives the valedictor- Phillip Umbaugh presents Gary Larson, salutar ian address, torian, with his diploma. Live for today, yesterday is past, and tomorrow is only a dream. 3 Table Of Contents 1972 Sports.................................9 Activities............................31 Faculty and Administration............47 Classes...............................53 Seniors...............................70 Advertisements........................76 It's a little better than cook's food!' How high did you say that was, Mr. Yoesel? It looks a lot higher to me.' A I just can't look! I’m on your side, when times get rough, and friends just can’t be found.” —Paul Simon You Idiot! You're supposed to be setting up chairs, not me! 'Can you imagine us, years from today? Old friends. . . how terribly strange.”—P. Simon 6 How many leg lifts do you think we'll have to do tonight?' HI there!’ Do you suppose if we put a wire cage around it they’d be able to get at it? Hey! Keep your hand off THAT dummy! Todd my mother never told me about Ultra Britet Time it was, and what a time it was. Preserve your memories; they’re all that’s left you.” P.S. 7 Rainy Days and Mondays Always Get Me Down.’’ —Burt Bacharach The things some people do to be an athletic supporter!” ’’Guess what? We ate the WHOLE thing!' You wouldn't think it was so funny if I dropped it! Cheer up dear, it's his last year.' 8 9 SPORTS Baseball Boys Out For A Good Season Far left: Jeff Buer puts Ms all Into one of his well-known fast balls. At left, bench warmers John Reha, Terry Jorgensen, Jim Fagan and Mark Rochholz amuse them- selves from the sidelines. Sophomore Curtis Lewellen gives a prac- tice swing before stepping up to bat. Top row: Mark Rochholz, Lee Sledelmann, Brad Gilliland. Fourth row: Jim Fagan, Mike Bruns, Craig Parrott, Bill Emgar- ten. Third row: Rick Tibben, Jeff Buer, Curt Lewellen, Bob Wahe. Second row: Todd Kirkpatrick, Dallas Dinkla, Bill Lit- tler, Brad Rumple, Bill Whetstone. First row: Kevin Petty, Steve Ludwig, Terry Jorgensen. 10 Do you ever really get anything done at all those conferences on the mound? Todd asks, What were those signals again?” Midgets Run It Home Coach Barry Monaghen contemplates the question, ”Why doesn't A-C get to hit the ball as much as S-M does? Top row: Rob Slayton, Joe Armstrong, Danny Rater, Dick Stover. Fourth row: Jeff Magill, Randy Huss, Bob Reha. Third row: Steve Ludwig, Kevin Petty, Brad Rumple, Bill Whetstone. First row: Jim Armstrong, Randy Wheatley, Alan Farley. 12 Bombers On Top They Never Stop With the coming of a new coach from Drake, came new plays that the Bombers used to the best of their ability in an effort to bring home the conference trophy. Anita captured the title, after the Bombers tried to knock them off their pedestal. To inspire extra team spirit the coaches and team came up with the nickname The Bearcats for the Bomber defense. The football sea- son was the opportune place to get out in the weather and see the school spirit on the rise. The glrdirons finished with three vic- tories over O-M, B-F, C-M. The JV won three of five games. Fifth row: John Rose, Dean Knapp, John Stover, Ray Sheeder, Bill Umbaugh, Coaches Homung, and Bob Azelton. Fourth row: Lyle Clark, Perry Leeper, Charles Davis, Arland Petersen, Randy Wall, Charles Carney, Phil Uhlman. Third row: Terry Nelson, Kent Downing, Bill Emgarten, Curt Lewellen, Ron Stephensen, Tom Fagan, Rick Tibben, Alan Farnsworth, Roy Carl. Second row: John Ernst, Dallas Dinkla, Bill Littler, John Reha, Jim Fagan, Mike Moore, Bill Sober, Brad Rumple. First row: Brent Taylor, Dean Mertes, John Smith, Todd Morris, Doug Richter, Jeff Buer, Todd Kirkpatrick, Hayden Nagle, Bob Knapp. Gridirons Gained Over 2000 Yards Rushing Conference selections are John Stover, defensive tackle; Randy Wall, defensive guard; Jim Fagan, linebacker; Todd Morris, de- fensive halfback; Rick Tibben, receiver; Jeff Buer, halfback. Co-captains are seniors Doug Richter, Jeff Buer, Todd Morris. The coaches are Mr. John Rose, assistant; Mr. Steve Homung, head coach; Mr. Bob Azelton, assistant. 14 FOOTBALL SCORES Varsity A-C 12 Adel A-C 33 B-F A-C 6 S-M A-C 6 Earhlam A-C 0 Anita A-C 35 O-M A-C 32 C-M A-C 7 AvoHa A-C 0 Oakland Jr. Varsity A-C 26 B-F A-C 8 S-M A-C 0 Earhlam A-C 22 Anita A-C 32 O-M 14 0 16 16 18 6 6 8 9 0 22 6 0 6 JV Wins 3 Loses 2 Managers for this year, Roy Carl and Terry Nelson are shown above finishing up after the long season. Fifth row: Mr. Rose, Brent Taylor, Dean Mertes, John Smith, Mr. Azelton. Fourth row: Lee Siedelmann, Marlon Wedemeyer, Steve Ludwig, Bill Sorber, Hayden Nagle. Third row: Gary Beattie, Bob Wahe, Kevin Heckman, Doug Bassett, Dennis Culp. Sec- ond row: Bill Emgarten, Curt Lewellen, Charles Carney, Mike Bruns, Brad Rumple. First row: Roy Carl, Charles Davis, Kent Downing, Bob Knapp, Sam Carney, Terry Nelson. 15 Come In Peace Come In Love Come In Joy October 15, 1971 — the day A-C beat the tar out of the O-M Bulldogs with a margin of twenty-nine points and a score of 35 to 6. This year customs were changed. The Thurs- day night pep rally saw the crowning of Queen Sharon and King Doug. The whole week was celebrated at the high school with days set aside for dressing down, mourning the defeat- ed, and dressing up. On Thursday, mourning day, a coffin was set up in the comer of the main hall and a hearse was parked outside the doors to prepare the gridiron for the slaughter the next night. During halftime the marching band performed while the class floats were paraded around the track and judged on appearance and thematic appropri- ateness. The winner was the juniors float Victory in Sight, followed by the sopho- mores and seniors, respectively. After the judging, the king, queen, and her candidates were introduced to the fans in the stands. After the game the sophomores sponsored the traditional homecoming dance with the Shades of Dawn performing. The sopho- mores chose to use the theme Coming in Peace, Coming in Love, Coming in Joy. The bonfire fired the Bombers up for their win over O-M. Also aiding the squad was the great spirit, not only of the students but the community as well. Everyone will agree that with the A-C team’s desire and the coaches help, homecoming was a special night. Mourning the corpse of a dead O-M player (played realistically by Linda Carl) is Mary Reha. Cheers went up in the streets of both Adair and Casey as elementary and senior high students rallied for victory. 16 Marcene Twidt; Carolyn Wedemeyer; Doug Richter, king; Sharon Wheatley, queen; Mary Ann Anderson; Becky StetzeL 17 Losses Do Not Dampen Bombers Spirit A-C girls found it nearly impos- sible to win this year as they pro- ceeded to chalk up a 2-18 record, thus accumulating one of their worst records to date. The boys made vast improvements in their speed and ball control and managed nine wins. Size of team mem- bers still remains a crucial element in the team's inability to control a greater win record, but many of the team members are still quite young and have long years ahead of them. The JV girls didn't do very well as they only won 4 of 11 games. The freshmen girls gained alot of ex- perience in ball handling. JV boys had an exceptionally good season, winning 11 of 12 games. The fresh- men and sophomore boys really put it all together. 18 The boys' record this year was nine wins and eleven losses. Two of the victories were in sectional play. 19 Varsity Strikes A-€ 59 B-F 78 A-C 58 Earlham 41 A-C 40 Anita 66 A-C 58 C-M 60 A-C 37 Bayard 87 A-C 41 S-M 74 A-C 79 O-M 64 A-C 64 B-F 87 A-C 64 Van Meter 53 A-C 67 Earlham 63 A-C 57 Elk Horn 66 A-C 59 C-M 58 A-C 55 S-M 70 A-C 55 O-M 49 A-C 48 Exira 54 A-C 54 Anita 81 A-C 72 Dexfield 64 Top row: Dallas Dinkla, Jim Fagan, Bill Llttler. Fourth row: Charles Carney, Bob Wahe. Third row: Bill Emgarten, Curt Lewellen, Jeff Buer. Second row: Rick Tibben, Ray Sheeder. First row: Doug Richter, Bill Umbaugh, Todd Morris. 20 Out Again A-C 50 Audubon 72 A-C 66 B-F 50 A-C 64 Earlham 76 A-C 51 Anita 57 A-C 44 C-M 49 A-C 69 S-M 77 A-C 50 O-M 56 A-C 47 P-L 75 A-C 59 Van Meter 61 A-C 44 B-F 57 A-C 42 Earlham 72 A-C 46 C-M 47 A-C 38 Elk Horn 88 A-C 38 O-M 57 A-C 62 S-M 74 A-C 44 Bayard 49 A-C 42 Anita 49 A-C 59 Van Meter 54 A-C 50 Prairie City 72 A-C 42 Exira 54 Top row: Diana Ludeman, Jackie Krogh. Fifth row: Jann Richter, Mary Ernst, Barb Stetzel. Fourth row: Carol SulUns, Julie Ander- son. Third row: Debbie Cahail, Sherry Lundy, Debbie Fagan. Second row: Cindy Richter, Jane Wheatley. First row: Carolyn Wedemeyer, Becky Stetzel, Mary Ann Anderson. 21 Top row: Cindy Richter, Diana Ludeman, Sherry Lundy, Mary Ernst, Debbie Downing, Kathy Rochholz. Fourth row: Connie Carritt, Julie Anderson, Carol Sullins, Debbie Slayton, Kathy Dill, Third row: Kathleen Sheeder, Chris Ruppert, Regina Fett. Second row: Pam Rochholz, Linda Knapp, First row: Susan Rochholz, Kim Anderson, JV Girls Hope For Better Season A-C 36 Van Meter 48 A-C 35 S-M 47 A-C 32 Earlham 30 A-C 38 Anita 28 A-C 31 Elk Horn 75 A-C 33 Exira 52 A-C 38 Anita 36 A-C 48 O-M 43 A-C 19 B-F 41 A-C 27 C-M 36 A-C 34 S-M 41 22 JV Boys Hang On To Winning Streak A-C 54 Van Meter 28 A-C 52 S-M 49 A-C 65 Earlham 40 A-C 55 Anita 57 A-C 57 Elk Horn 27 A-C 59 Exira 48 A-C 47 Anita 42 A-C 67 O-M 46 A-C 44 C-M 38 A-C 69 B-F 54 A-C 59 S-M 41 A-C 83 Dexfield 44 Top row: Mike Bruns, Bill Sorbe r. Fourth row; Tom Engle Mar- lon Wedemeyer, Craig Parrott. Third row: Bob Knapp, Roy Carl, Doug Bassett. Second row: Larry Stetzel, Dana Hansen, Steve Ludwig, Terry Jorg- ensen. First row: Bob Wahe, Kevin Petty, Brad Rumple, Curt Lewellen, Charles Carney. Girls Take Third In Districts; Carolyn Wedemeyer 2nd In State 220 The Girls Conference Champs are again at A-C as the Bom- berettes again showed their amazing versatility in eliminating competition from the surrounding schools. Freshman power and senior power were key aids in putting A-C on top. In her final high school year. Carolyn Wedemeyer broke the long jump re- cord and anchored the girls 880 relay in breaking the school re- cord in that event. The boys were not so fortunate. 25 Top row: C. Wedemeyer, M. A. Anderson, M. StetzeL First row: J Carl. Fourth row; B. Stetzel, J. Anderson. Third row: K. Dill, S. Lundy, C. Sulllns. Second row: K. Hoehns, M. Ernst. First row: K. Anderson, K. Rochholz, C. Richter. Darkness may make it difficult for the photographer to hold the camera steady without a tripod, but that is a small agony com- pared to the cold temperatures that accompany the darK and make life miserable for the thin-clads. Track action doesn't always include running—right Tom? Maybe if Kristy flapped her arms a little harder she could fly. Some- body PLEASE give Mary a chair, or— Don't Just stand there, do something! Tracksters Have 26 A Good Season Talk about cheap labor! Seventh, eighth and even lower provide some of the hardest working persons around. Does it look higher than at practice, Todd? I don't think she can hold that position much longer. EX) you? Row 11: Mr. Rose, Mr. Homung. Row 10: M. Rochholz, A. Farns- worth, C. Davis. Row 9: D. Harris, J. Buer, T. Morris. Row 8: T. Fagan, T. Kirkpatrick, H. NageU Row 7: B. Wahe, J. Reha, D. Dinkla. Row 6: B. Dewitt, S. Carney. Row 5: A. Petersen, J. Slayton, B. Tay- lor. Row 4: C. Lewellen, R. Jorgensen. Row 3: M. Wedemeyer, C. Schafer, B. Emgarten. Row 2: B. Rumple, T. Whetstone. Row 1: M. Bruns, L. Stetzel, B. Sorber. 27 Homecoming Reigned By Queen, King Sharon Wheatley, Doug Richter FFA Pick Jane Wheatley To Rule As Queen Letterman New Carrels Aid Also WAV AAV •VAV VAU Vav Seventh row: D. Richter, G. Larsen, K. Zimmerline, J. stover, B. Umbaugh. Sixth row: T. Morris, G. Wedemeyer, M. Moore, L. Clark, M. Rochholz, J. Fagan, B. Abbott, J. Richter. Fifth row: P. Uhlman, C. Beer, M.A. Anderson, B. Stetzel, J. Elgin, S. Bas- sett, C. Lewellen, R. Jorgensen, J. Anderson, D. Cahail. Fourth row: Mr. Rose, Farnsworth, R. Stephenson, D. Harris, K. Pep Club Gets Mrs. Ohrt, Cheryl Petersen, Bonnie Cooper, Janet Carl, Pam Rochholz, Beth Ann Wagner, Julie Anderson, Deanna Wortman, Jan Falconer, Jann Richter, Bonita Lehman, Betty Joint, Mary Ann Anderson. Top row: c. Davis, C. Anderson, J. Falconer, D. Cahail, C. Carritt, C. Sullins, S. Rater, J. Anderson, K. Dewitt, J. Krogh, G. Anderson, D. Ludeman, K. Dill, D. Faga, M. Ernst, C. Brown, T. Engle. Fourth row: D. Culp, J. Hamilton, D. Thielen, D. Dillinger, S. Bassett, D. Wortman, J. Elgin, C. Young, J. Frettim, J. Trent, D. Huss, G. Leeper, S. Lundy, K. Rochholz, C. Ginn. Third row: R. Wall, C. Beer, B. Crozier, T. Klrkpat- 32 Low On Girls Uhlman, R. Tibben, J. Hamilton, B. Taylor. Third row: Mr. And- erson, H. Nagel, R. Wall, T. Kirkpatrick, M. Oaks, J. Buer, D. Dinkla. Second row; Mr. Homung, R. Sheeder, D. Knapp, J. Reha, T. Fagan, J. Ernst, P. Leeper, J. Slayton, A. Petersen, B. Em- garten, First row: M. Stetzel, B. Lehman, S. Wheatley, K. Hoehns, S. Plummer, M. Rhea. New Voices rick, L. Christoffersen, M. Moore, B. Stetzel, T. Jorgensen, C. Lewellen, B. Wahe, D. Downing, R. Fett, D. Harris. Second row: W. Phippen, K. Wall, D. Richter, D. Dinkla, D. Knapp, J. Fagan, G. Beattie, T. Crane, H. Nagel, T. Morris, C. Wedemeyer, R. Crozier, B. Egger, L. Zimmer, Mrs. Ohrt. First row: S. Plum- mer, J. Noland, M. Reha, P. Allen, K. Hoehns, D. Heater, S. Wheatley, L. Carl, B. Lehman, C. Draman, M. Stetzel. TOTC Snafus Advisor On ladder: L. Christoffersen, D. Mertes, C. Slayton, K. Hoehns. Fifth row: Mr. Lord, M. A. Anderson, T. Crane, M. Moore, B. Stet- zeL Fourth row: C. Young, S. Wheatley, L. Caltrider, R. Phippen, C. Petersen, M. Twidt. Third row: B. Reha, D. Cahall, B. Crozier, C. Beer, D. Wort man. Second row: M. Reha, J. Falconer, G. Anderson, J. Krogh, C. Eichor. First row: G. Larsen, A, Farnsworth, J. Fagan. 33 Dual Choirs Perform Four Times Fourth row: Jacky Farley, Marilyn Twidt, Jonni Michael, Jana Elgin, Cheryl Petersen, Julie Frettim, Judy Trent. Third row: Christy DeWitt, Maureen Hollinrake, Gwen Leeper, Debbie Faga, Susan Bassett, Deanna Wortman, Barb Crozier, Kristy Hoehns, Mr. Briggs. Second row: Carol Draman, Bonnie Coop- er, Connie Carritt, Christy Ruppert, Sue Rater, Mary Reha, Connie Beer. First row: Kathy Dill, Debbie Harris, Donette Heater. Under the direction of Mr. Jack Briggs. Adair-Casey's vocal department presented a fall, Christmas, and formal spring concert. On an exchange basis, the Adair choir performed in the Anita High School gym; the Anita choir sang here. Because of the small cast involved, the choirs were not used as chorus for the spring musical, ’’You’re a Good Man. Charlie Brown”; however, the Anita concert more than compensated for the loss. Facilities for music department still in- cludes a nearly defunct piano, but they are now enhanced by new risers that can accommodate the large size of the concert choir; and, because of new curtains on the stage, both musical and dra- matic presentations can be presented in front of more theatrical surroundings. Fourth row: Cindy Richter, Paula Allen, Carol Sullins, Mary Ann Anderson, Lyle Caltrider, Terry Jorgensen, Hayden Nagel, Brent Taylor, Charles Schafer, Judy Trent, Barb Crozier, Connie Beer, Julie Frettim. Third row: Debbie Cahall, Sally Gustaf- son, Debbie Faga, Cheryl Petersen, Jan Falconer, Jana Elgin, Susan Bassett, Brenda Reha, Kristy Hoehns, Deanna Wortman, Betty Joint. Second row: Mr. Briggs, Carol Draman, Maureen HoUlnrake, Geralyn Sweeny, Gwen Leeper, Jonni Michael, Mari- lyn Twidt, Jacky Fkrley, Christy Ruppert, Sue Rater, Kim Anderson, Kathy DilL First row: Bonita Lehman, Connie Carritt, Bonnie Cooper, Christy DeWitt, DeEtta Ford, Rosalie Lemke, Debbie Harris, Donette Heater, Mary Reha. 34 Annual Staff Struggles To Meet Deadlines Left to right: Charles Davis, Bill Littler, Bob Abbott, John Reha, Craig Anderson, Mr. Fees, Jonni Michael, Regina Fett, Sue Bassett, Christy Ruppert, Janet Carl, Susan Rochholz. Not pictured: Jana Elgin, Cheryl Petersen, Dean Mertes. 35 Cheers Led By Two Squads Above, from top, varsity cheerleaders Sharon Wheatley, Mary Reha, Bonita Lehman, Kristy Hoehns, Sue Plummer, and Marsha Stetzel. One pep rally skit included characters from Charlie Brown. Below, Linus (Marsha Stet- zel) and Snoopy (Sharon Wheatley) fight for possession of Linus blanket, while the Great Pumpkin and Pig Pen look on. Below', reindeers Mr. Rose and Mr. Homung pull Santa and his sleigh to a pep meeting. Santa, Dean Knapp, has stopped off at A-C to deliver presents to the basketball players. Right, junior varsity cheerleaders Jewel Noland, Carol Draman, Paula Allen, Donette Heater and Linda Carl. 36 Twirlers Give Half-time Sparkle Top row: Sandy Carl, Paula Allen, Carol Sulllns, Jan Falconer, Jann Richter, Becky Stetzel, Jane Wheatley. Bottom row: Carolyn Wedemeyer, Carol Draman, Linda Carl, Bev Egger, Barb Crozler, Connie Beer, Jewel Noland, Roberta Crozier. SC Purchases Microfilm Reader Printer 37 Back row: Paula Allen, Brent Taylor, Larry Stetzel, Mr. Jess, Tom Fagan, Mary Ann Anderson, Karen Wall. Front row: Bill Umbaugh, Betty Joint, Connie Slayton, Mike Moore, Dallas Dlnkla, Kristy Hoehns, Ray Sheeder. New Risers Raise Musicians’ Spirit Seventh row; John Luhrs, Charles Davis. Sixth row; Charles Carney, Sherry Lundy, Kim Anderson. Fifth row: Terry Jorgensen, Jewel No- land, Bev Egger, Debbie CahaiL Fourth row; Brad Gilliland, Kathy Rochholz, Cindy Richter. Third row; LaDonna Roberts, Kathleen Sheeder, Susan Rochholz, Susan Rater. Second row: Brenda Reha, Ray Sheeder, Sue Bassett. First row: Mary Ann Anderson, Cheryl Peter- sen, Deanna Wortman, Diana Ludeman. Third row: Debbie Downing, Doug Bassett, Karen Wall. Second row: Mike Moore. First row: Brad Rumple, Marlon Wedemeyer, Sam Carney. Third row: Arland Petersen, Todd Morris, Todd Kirkpatrick, Kevin Heckman, Allen Josephsen, Bill Littler, John Reha. Second row: Roberta Crozier, Bill Umbaugh, Alan Farnsworth, Bill Elgin, Scott Harkins, Pam Rochholz, Janet Carl, Dennis Culp, Tom Engle, Curt Lewellen, Rodney Schimdt, Gary Beattie. First row: Julie Anderson, Jonni Michael, Carolyn Wedemeyer, Bonita Lehman. JO Rhythms Swing In Stage Band Fourth row: Marlon Wedemeyer, Mike Moore, Becky Stetzel, Mr. Harris, Arland Petersen, John Reha, Alan Farnsworth, Bill Elgin, Bill Umbaugh, Curt Lewellen, Scott Harkens, Pam Rochholz, Janet Carl. Third row: Bill Littler, Kevin Heckman, Todd Kirkpatrick Todd Morris. Second row: Sue Rater, Kim Anderson, Sherry Lundy, Charles Davis, John Luhrs, Ray Sheeder, Susan Rochholz, Julie Anderson, Jonni Michael, Carolyn Wedemeyer, Bonita Lehman. First row: Mary Ann Anderson, Cheryl Petersen, Deanna Wortman, Diana Ludeman, Brenda Reha, Kathy Rochholz, Sue Bassett, Bev Egger, Debbie Cahail. New Dawn Singers Sing At Dusk, Too Second row: Bill Littler, John Reha, Todd Kirkpatrick, Bob Abbott, Randy Wall, Chris Schafer, Jeff Hamilton, Arland Petersen, Hayden Nagel, Brent Taylor, Charles Schafer, Mar on Wedemeyer, Lonnie Christoffersen, Lyle Caltrider. First row: Chris Ruppert, Kristy Hoehns, Connie Beer, Sally Gustafson, Debbie Cahail, Jonni Michael, Brenda Reha, Jana Elgin, Sue Rater, Sue Bassett, Mary Reha, Cheryl Petersen, Bonita Lehman. 39 Fall Play Successful As Ginger Hits The Gridiron Adair Casey's fall production was TIME OUT FOR GINGER. A situation comedy about a girl who wanted to be on the football team. Sets were executed by the exploratory speech class. The cast was under the direction of Mr. Darrell Fees. Cast members were Min- dy Oaks as Ginger Carol, Terry Jorgensen and Brenda Reha as her parents, Howard and Agnes Carol, Ginger's sisters, Joan and Jeannie, played by Mary Reha and Christy Ruppert. Ginger's High School principal Mr. Wilson was played by Bill Elgin, Mr. Hoff- man, Howard's boss was played by Chris Schafer, Kevin Heckman and Charles Schafer played Joan and Ginger's boyfriends, Eddie and Tommy. Debbie Cahail played the Car- ol's maid, Lizzie. Pictured left to right are: Ginger telling Agnes and Howard her disgust over male su- premacy; Ginger modeling her football gear; Joan telling the family and Lizzie about a boycott of all football games by the girls of the high school; the family admires Ginger's cover picture on LIFE magazine; Howard and Agnes discuss Howard's possible Job loss with bank president, Mr. Hoffman; be- fore the final tableau Joan admits that Ginger really wasn't so bad after alL 40 Peanuts Gang Invades Adair-Casey An average day In the life of Charlie Brown. That was the setting for the spring musical YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN. It really was Just that as Charlie and his friends go through moments picked from all the days of Charlie Brown. The double cast was made up of Charlie Brown (Lonnie Christoffersen and Arland Petersen), Linus (Marlon Wedemeyer), Lucy (Mary Reha and Brenda Reha), Patty (Bonita Lehman and Cindy Richter), Shroeder (Hayden Nagel and Lyle Caltrider) and the ever lovable Snoopy (Kevin Heckman and Bill Elgin). Dramatics director was Mrs. Cynthia Reher; band and vocal di- rectors were Mr. Bud Harris and Mr. Jack Briggs. Pictured left to right: the chorus prac- ticed while Linus and Lucy discuss a pencil; Charlie Brown loses the last baseball game of the season; Lucy draws a picture of a dress for Patty on the lunch sack which Charlie Brown has put over his head to hide from the little redheaded girl; Snoopy rejoices at his favorite time of day SUPPER TIME!; Lucy slugs Linus because of a slight disagreement; Snoopy puckers up but Is disappointed because of his fuzzy face; Linus snatches his blanket from Lucy when she tries to help him kick the habit; Lucy admits You’re a good man, Charlie Brown ; Lucy tries to woo Schroeder while atop his piano; Snoopy Imagines what it would be like to be a jungle animal; the pledge of allegiance never had so much meaning; Schroeder agrees when Lucy admits she really is crabby; Patty ponders the futility of jumping rope; Charlie Brown concludes that people who eat peanut butter sandwiches are lonely. The Mode Of The Fifties’’ Patterns Twirp Day Denise Jacobsen and Dallas Dinkla were the best dressed couple on Twirp Day. Twirp Day theme was the Fifties”. Upper left: Craig Brown models the popular hair style of the fifties”. Upper right: Tom Fagan and Mike Moore dressed as the young men of that era did. Lower left: Bonita Lehman's dress shows how school girls back then might have dressed. Lower right: Diana Ludeman's dress shows the style the older set may have worn. As he slouches in his Fifties clothes, Marlon Wedemeyer checks the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC to see what other people are wearing these days. 42 Art demonstrations ranged from those of the master. Miss Magnuson, to those of Barb Stetzel and Jan Fal- coner. Entries included two mixed media, sculpture, mosaic tables, and string pictures. Almost synonymous with industrial arts in the past two years has been the planning, construction, and detailing of a house. Our example is senior Ron Stephenson. At left he studies his plans after the completion of the model. At right he assembles a portion of the walls. At far right Bill Littler and Dean Mertes demonstrate a metal lathe. Ladies and Gentlemen, may we pre- sent Mr. Leo Jacobsen, modeling the latest from Daughter, Denise. Art Dept, IA Dept, and Home Ec Combine For Grand Exhibit 43 FFA Membes Join With Queen Candidates Fourth row: Kevin Petty, Brad Gilliland, John Luhrs, Larry Stetzel, Craig Anderson, Doug Bassett, John Stolk, Bill Whetstone, Doug Caltrider, Jim Emgarten, Craig Brown. Third row: Brent Taylor, Dana Hansen, Wayne Phippen, Brad Rumple, Bob Knapp, Charles Carney, Charles Schafer, Sam Carney, Lawrence Edgington, Pat Murphy, Dave Oberholtz, Chris Schafer, John Chandler, John Slayton Roy Opiol. Second row: Lonnie Christoffersen, Roger Caltrider, Tom Whetstone, Doug Harris, Darrell Sheeder, Lyle Clark, Dale Sheeder, Myron Grubbs, Francis Hollinrake, Tom Heater. First row: Bob Dewitt, Jann Richter, Tom Crozier, Sally Gustafson, Doug Richter, Debbie Fagan, Dean Knapp, Barb Crozier, Todd Kirkpatrick, Jane Wheatley, Bill Elgin, Mr. Bartelt. FFA officers: Tom Crozier, secretary; Bob DeWitt, vice-president; Bill Elgin, treasurer; Doug Richter, president, Todd Kirkpatrick, reporter; Dean Knapp, sentinel; Mr. Bartelt, advisor. I. A. Full Of Ideas Fourth row: Bob Condon, Randy Wall, Jeff Ham- ilton, Mark Rochholz, Ken Gettler, Delmar Frisbie, Roy Plagman, Phil Uhl man, Perry Leeper. Third row: Mike Moore, Jim Fagan, Rick Tibben, Kevin Zimmerline, Tom Crane, Lee Sledelmann, Tom Fagan, Danny Thielen. Second row: Mr. Christensen, Tom Engle, Gary Beattie, Kevin Heckman, Richard Jorgensen, Craig Brown, John Smith, Kent Downing, Dean Mertes, Jeff Noland. First row: Ray Sheeder, Hayden Nagel, Gary Larson, Ron Stephenson. Randy Wall painted the goal posts sans lad- der, while Gary Larsen and Mr. C. try to do the ”12 Days without turtledoves. 45 NHS Inducts 12 New Members Second row: Sharon Wheatley, Marcene Twidt, Mary Ann Anderson, Ray Sheeder, Alan Farnsworth, Connie Slayton. First row: Dallas Dlnkla, Cheryl Petersen, Janet Carl, Deb- bie Fagan, Todd Kirkpatrick, Bob Condon. Former National Honor Society member Alan Farnsworth Introduces a new member. An essential part of each NHS initiation is the clarification of the functions of NHS by fac- ulty members. Above, Mr. Jess presents one segment. As a token of acceptance Into the organization, each Initiate lights a candle from the candle of knowledge, each symbolizing the light of knowledge, at right, having completed the ritual, Is Connie Slayton. Also pic- tured Is one of the Initiation speakers, Mr. Fees. 46 47 New Lounge For Teachers Basketball season had the pleasure of using a video tape recorder to show the players faults and strengths through actual motion. Perched on the scaffold Is video- taper, Mr. Bob Gress, junior high coach. Mr. Gress also showed his athletic prowess prior to the mini-courses by going through some stunts on the trampoline. After the mini-courses , the trampolines were also used In the physical education classes. Glenn Anderson-BJS. Mankato; M.S. Colorado State. Bob Azelton-B.S. University of South Dakota. Dean Bartelt-B.S. Iowa State University Jack Brlggs-B.S. Northwest Missouri State Evelyn Clark-B.A. University of Northern Iowa and Drake. Delbert Chrlstensen-B.S. Northwest Missouri State. Jo Ann Douglas-B.A. University of Northern Iowa. Darrell Fees-B.S. Midland Lutheran College Bob Gress-B.S. Northwest Missouri State, Simpson and Drake. Orville Harris-B.A. University of Wisconsin and Milton College; M.M. VanderCook College of Music, Black Hills State, Indiana University, University of Nebraska and North- west Missouri State. Steve Homung-B.S. Drake. Jean Hoskins-B.A. SUI; M.A. Drake. 48 Gary Johnson-B.S. Northwest Missouri State. Tom Lord-B.S. Bemldji State College. Dell Magnuson-B.A. Iowa Wesleyan College. Karen Ohrt-Asso. Deg. Arts Scottsbluff College; B.A. Sioux Falls College. Alan Oshel-A.A. Creston Junior College; B.S. Northwest Missouri State; M.S. Northwest Missouri State. Cynthia Reher-B.S. University of Nebraska. Mary Rochholz-B.A. Drake. John Rose-B.S. Mankato State. Doris Sturm-B.A. Simpson College. Conn Thomas-B.S. Northwest Missouri State. Harold Yoesel-B.S. Westmar College and University of Minnesota. Left, during the Halloween party for the Library Club, Mrs. Ohrt, librarian, finally gives up bobbing for the apple and pilfers the tub for some ill-gotten game. Above, Santa Claus (Mr. Steve Homung) stops to get a last-minute request from a youngster at the Child Development Christmas party, one of several gatherings that give class members an opportunity to work with children during class time. Proves Enjoyable 49 School Board Votes Traditional Scheduling Below, administrative secretaries Mary Kilcoin and Patsy Hester. Right, superintendent James Billings. Above, school board members Lynn Elgin, Phil Umbaugh, Dean Mowry, and Wilbur Bassett. Not pictured, Charlie Crawford. Right, principal James Jess. 50 Efficiency Is Standard With A-C Staff Left, cooks Mrs, Mathilda Caltrider, Mrs. Pearl Howland, Miss Sadie Wesack, and Mrs, Iva Schalow. Far left, janitors George Rochholz, Ray Griffith and Skinny Ludwig, Left, school nurse Karen Ferguson. Below, secretaries Betty Dewitt and Faye Edglngton. 51 Musical Variety Provided By Anita And Creston Choirs Plus Creston Jazz Ensemble Musical groups entertaining at Adair-Casey this year included the Anita Choir and Creston choir. The Anita Choir did not fulfill the expectations of the student body and faculty. However, the dance band and vocal presentations from the Creston group more than com- pensated for any ill-feelings A-C-ites might have developed toward music. 52 Below, Perry Lee Mack rill clears the high Jump and heads for a soft landing. Left, Mary Beth Littler watches as Kim Magill convinces John Oberholtz that I'm not either fat I One class taken by a large number of junior high girls is exploratory home ec. Above, Kim Magill, Brenda Richter, and Nancy Noland work on sewing projects for class. 7th Graders 54 Like Pranks Lane Anderson Joe Armstrong Linda Beatty Marlene Grubbs Brian Heckman Glenda Keating Marlene Brookens Tim Bruns Nancy Caltrider Kent Kilcoin Lucina Kimpel Philip Knapp Marie Chandler Colette Conneway David Cooper Darrell Kopaska Tommy Lengel Mary Beth Littler Sherri DeWitt Timothy Dickey Martha Engle Perry Lee Mackrill Kim Magill Carl Moser Joel Faga Kathy Faga Alan Farley Amy Newman Nancy Noland Sheila Noland Karen Fett David Frettim David Gettler Charlene Oetchen Karen Powell Danny Rater Paul Gettler joni Gilliland Kenneth Grimes Brenda Richter Terry Roberts Kristy Rochholz •’Go, Joni, go! cry Kristy Rochholz and Ruth Carl at a jun- ior high track meet. Below, David Moser and Robert Kading experiment with mirror images in Exploratory speech class. Above, a fight ensues between World War II aces Dick Stover, Roger Schwenneker and Kevin Schmidt. 55 Right, perry Mackrlll explains a problem to Mr, Christensen. Below is the Jr. High Band. Front row: L. Christensen, J. Oaks, C. Emgarten, P. Zimmerline, P. Wedemeyer, J. Scholl, B. Krogh, A. Newman, M. Cline. Second row: B. Richter, M. B. Littler, K. Powell, G. Keating, K. Fett, J. Umbaugh, B. Richter, M. Peter- sen, M. Hay, D. Sheeder. Third row: S. Noland, M. Engle, K. Maglll, M. Harl, P. Mackrlll, D. Rater, R. Moore, S. Edgington, P. Richter, R. Schwenneker, C. Carney, K. Kilcoin. Fourth row: K. Schmidt, S. Young, D. Wedemeyer, K. Schirm. Right is the Jr. High Chorus. Front row: J. Faga, J. Scholl, D. Sheeder, M. Chesnut, D. Howland, L. Siedelmann, C. Conneway, M. Engle, A. Newman, S. Dewitt, M. Gettler. Second row: K. Fett, K. Schirm, K. Maglll, K. Rochholz, J. Frettim, M. Cline, K. Murphy, L. Beatty, M. Grubbs, S. Noland, R. Wheatley. Third row: J. Oaks, M. B. Littler, D. Zimmer, K. Powell, D. Ruppert, K. Dickey, A. Ernst, L. Christensen, K. Faga, N. No- land, M. Grimes. Back row: j. Armstrong, R. Huss. D. Whet- stone, J. Buer, B. Reha, M.Petersen, J. Um- baugh, D. Gettler, M. Hay, L. Anderson, J. Armstrong. Brian Rumple Diane Ruppert John Schmeling Kevin Schmidt Roger Schwenneker Debra Sheeder Lori Siedelmann Dick Stover Mark Uhlman Arlynn Vo r rath Jerome Wedemeyer Kristen Westergaard Ron Wheatley David Whetstone Mark Young 56 Jim Armstrong Steve Bi reline Jay Buer Don Cahail Ruth Carl Cliff Carney Martha Cline Melodie Chesnut Leilani Christensen Galen Crozier Kenlyn Dickey Gary Dram an Linda Edgington Steve Edgington Cindy Emgarten Mary Emgarten Annette Ernst Joni Frettim Daryl Gettler Mark Gettler Margaret Grimes Kevin Hager Denise Hansen Marilyn Harl Above, exploratory speech class members Joni Frettim, Debbie Lemke and Cindy Lengel cut muslin for the complex living room setting of TIME OUT FOR GINGER. Below, Doug Wedemeyer and Scott Young use study hall time to get extra lab experiments done on their general science rocket project. Hard Work Awaits 8th Graders 57 Above, Karen Powell, Mr. Oshel and Denise Hansen take their turns at checking In coats at a basketball game, a project sponsored by the Jr. High Student Council. Below, Julie Oaks demonstrates tlnikling, one of several new activities tried In P.E. classes. Right, John Oberholtz finds helping teachers Isn’t always the easiest job In the world, espe- cially when the little guy gets the big end of the load. John’s assistant Is Doug Wedemeyer. Be- low, when Leeper comes your way it’s best to move. Mike Hay Donnell Howland Ricky Huss Robert Kadlng Brenda Krogh Danny Kuster Joe Leeper Jerry Lehman Debbie Lemke Cindy Lengel Julia Ligglns Kenneth Ludwig Jeff Magill Kevin McBroom Randy Moore David Moser Kathy Murphy Julie Oaks John Oberholtz Milt Petersen 58 Jeff Magi 11, Joey Leeper, Jim Armstrong, David Gettler, Daryl Gettler, Clifford Carney, Jerry Leh- man, Doug Wedemeyer, John Umbaugh, Kevin McBroom and Ricky Huss build flats for Ginger”. Brian Richter Bob Reha Darcia Phippen Rex Peterson Joni Scholl Kristen Schirm Bonnie Rountree Pat Richter John Umbaugh Dee Thompson Robert Slayton Gail Sheeder Jamie Wlndust Randy Wheatley Phyllis Wedemeyer Doug Wedemeyer Jerry Lehman, Joe Leeper, Gary Draman and Jim Armstrong help set up the completed flats for TIME OUT FOR GINGER. Peggy Zimmerline Debbie Zimmer Scott Young 8th Graders Plan For H.S. 59 Paula Allen Craig Anderson Kim Anderson Doug Bassett Mike Bruns Lyle Caltrider Roger Caltrider Roy Carl Connie Carritt Carol Clark Bonnie Cooper Dennis Culp Charles Davis Kristy Dewitt Kathy Dill Debra Downing ■■ Freshman Find Study Trying Raymond Draman Mary Ernst Debra Faga Ann Fagan Left, Diane Ludeman paints a Christmas scene on one of the windows In the lobby. A new FF A project just begun this year Is the selling of pine trees. Below, Tom Whetstone ties together one person s order. Dana Hansen Brad Gilliland DeEtta Ford Jacky Farley Diane Ludeman Bob Knapp Randy Huss Maureen Holllnrake Sherry Lundy John Luhrs Steve Ludwig Carol Ludwig Richard Phippen Jerry Plagman Kevin Petty Craig Parrott Kathy Rochholz LaDonna Roberts Cindy Richter Wayne Phippen I wanted to go hippie, but not quite like this,” says John Luhrs. Below, Charlie Davis and Bob Knapp cast their ballots for 1972-73 student council officers. Above, the smiling faces seem to show that this is one day the cooks remembered to put the catsup on the table. Left, do you get the feeling the boys have only one thing on their minds? 1. Connie Carrit 2. Kathy Dill 61 Right, women's libbers Connie Carritt and Paula Allen felt the shop is a place for girls, too, and as a part of their activities, they helped construct the set for the spring musical ’’You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Debbie Slayton Bill Sorber Carol Sullins Marilyn Twidt Bill Whetstone Tom Whetstone Freshman Aggies John Stolk and Wayne Phippen help on decorating for the Annual FFA Sweetheart Dance. Pictured above is the Fearsome Foursome of the Freshman class, Kathy Dill, Paula Allen, Carol Sullins and Connie Carritt. Brad Rumple Alan Stephenson Larry Stetzel John Stolk 62 Julie Anderson Gary Beattie Brenda Brookens Linda Carl Charles Carney Sam Carney Roberta Crozier Sandra Daggett Lawrence Edgington Kent Downing Carol Draman Bev Egger Sophs Look To ’ Bill Emgarten Jim Emgarten Tom Engle Below, ’’You just think I'll pose that way says Bev Egger to amateur photographer Jewel Noland during the photography mini-courses on March 8-9. Above, while Kevin Heckman works busily in the background, Arland Petersen proudly displays some of the sewing skills he learned when the sophomore home ec and industrial arts classes exchanged students. Right, Kaiser Rose inspects class members Gary Beattie and Curt Lewellen. Beth Farley Regina Fett 63 M n rymwtm Sophomores Second Largest Class Phyllis Grimes Scott Harkins Tom Heater Kevin Heckman Richard Jorgensen Rosalie Lemke Curt Lewellen Terry Nelson Jeff Noland Debbie Harris Donette Heater Francis Hollinrake Debbie Huss Lill Kading Linda Knapp Pat Murphy Jonni Michael Jewel Noland Roy Opiol The school Christmas program included a skit of The Twelve Days of Christmas by the IA Club. Top above, Kent Downing gives his interpretation of one of nine ladies dancing. Above is a poster made by the sophs in support of the boys basket- ball team during sectionals. 64 Top above, volleyball players Linda Carl, Bev Egger, Donette Heater, Susan Rater, Geralyn Sweeney, Julie Anderson and Carol Dram an watch as Karen Wall returns a shot to their opponents. Meanwhile, Susan Rater demonstrates one way to wear the new gymsuits. Above center, make- up artist Christy Ruppert applies some finishing touches to the face of Charlie Brown, also known as Lonnie Christoffersen. Above, Linda Carl finds running the popcorn ma- chine can be a lot of fun. The main lobby is often used for selling tickets. Right, Bev Egger and Jewel Noland do their share. Arland Petersen Susan Rater Charles Schafer Rodney Schmidt Kathleen Sheeder Lee Siedelmann Brent Taylor Kathy Uhl man Diane wedemeyer Marlon Wedemeyer Susan Rochholz Christy Ruppert Dale Sheeder Jo Ann Sheeder John Slayton Geralyn Sweeney Karen Wall Bob Wahe Jeff Windust Linda Zimmer 6£ Bob Abbott Glenda Anderson Connie Beer Craig Brown Debbie Cahail Doug Caltrider Janet Carl Lonnie Christoffersen Bob Condon Ivan Cooper Tom Crane Well, Coach told me to block with everything I had, says Todd Kirkpatrick, and I nearly lost it alL Barb Crozier Dallas Dinkla Barb Dewitt Bob DeWitt Kitty DeWitt Carolyn Eichor Jana Elgin John Ernst The studious solitude of Perry Leeper and Tom Crane can t compare to the raucous pep rally quintet of Raisins” Barb Crozier, Connie Beer, Betty Jane Joint, Dena Dillinger, and leader Jana Elgin. Linda Lovell Pat Magill Roxanne Lemke Bill Littler Gwen Leeper Perry Leeper Todd Kirkpatrick Jackie Krogh Steve Jlpp Betty Jane Joint Kristy Hoehns Denise Jacobsen Left, Todd Morris and Dean Knapp enjoy the antics of the striking rein- deers in The Night Before Christmas, presented at the school Christmas party. Santa Claus is Cindy Young. Visible reindeers are Arland Petersen, Bob Abbott, Chris Schafer and Randy Wall. Myron Grubbs Sally Gustafson Debbie Fagan Tom Fagan Jan Falconer Julie Frettim Carol Ginn Left, Oohh! That smarts! says Lonnie Chrlstoffersen as he tries out a layout on the trampoline dur- ing one of his P.E. classes. Juniors Think Of Final Year 67 Dean Mertes Mindy Oaks Hayden Nagel Cheryl Petersen John Reha Pam Rochholz Jann Richter Darrell Sheeder John Smith Dave Stolk Barb Stetzel Jon Stover Danny Theilen Phil Uhlman Judy Trent Beth Ann Wagner Start Savings Jane Wheatley balances precariously on top of a sawhorse while stringing streamers for Prom. 68 11th grade class officers: Cheryl Petersen, sec., and Kristy Hoehns, treas. In front, Bob Abbott, pres. Not pictured, Lonnie Christoffersen, v. pres. Class Officers Are A-C’s VIPs Left, 10th grade class officers: Curt Lewellen, pres., Charles Carney, v. pres., Regina Fett, treas., and Roberta Crozier, sec. 12th grade class officers: Mary Ann Anderson, sec., Ken Gettler, pres., and Jeff Buer, v. pres. Seated, Mary Reha, v. pres, and Marcene Twldt, treas. Above, left, 7th grade class officers: Mary Beth Littler, sec.-treas., Joe Armstrong, pres., and Kim Magi 11, v. pres.cC t®r 8th grade class officers: Pat Richter, v. pres., Milton Petersen, pres., and Julie Oaks, sec.-treas. Right, 9th grade class officers. Connie Carritt, sec.-treas., Charlie Davis, pres., and Brad Gilliland, v. pres. 69 SENIORS Welcoming everyone to the 1972 Prom was Bob Abbott. Bob also thanked the juniors for the success of the prom and dedicated an original poem to the seniors: Here's to the class of ' 2 May their eyes shine bright when days are blue; But not. if always will you see None brighter than ones of '73. Mr. Horspoke light-heartedly of former proms he has attended and interjected some notes on sports into the body of his talk. In his customary brief speaking. Mr. Billings ex- pressed great pleasure in the prom surroundings and his year at Adair-Casey. The juniors put all their creativity into the decoration of the gym by painting black-and-white murals based on the art style of Peter Max (a modernistic painter who has done recent posters for 7-Lp). However, the highlight of the decorations was a rainbow that added a touch of color and romance to the gym. Providing the dance music was THE SUNDAY SOCIAL. The prophecy was given by Jan Falconer and Jon Stover. The will was given by Randy Wall and Betty Jane Joint. Srs. Plan Futures Even Seniors can have offdays. Speed is a key factor in getting to class in three minutes—Mary Ann Anderson finds a locked door doesn’t help. Below, Mary Reha feels the grace and cool of a cheerleader requires muscular development in all areas. Far right, Mary Ann Anderson waits impa- tiently for auctioneer Speck Fay and class sponsor Mr. Christensen to start Senior’s slave auction. Awaiting their turns on the block are Delmar Frisbie, Becky Stetzel and Doug Harris. One new course offered at A-C this year was Preferential Art. Above, Sharon Wheatley works on a string picture, one of several media explored by the class. 72 MARY ANN ANDERSON-Band, B.B., ALSO, A-C Club 1,2,3,4; D. Band 3,4; Track, Drama 1,2,3; Vocal 1,2,3,4; Royalty Cand., S.C., TOTC 4; Class Ofcr. 1,3,4. SUSAN BASSETT-Band, B.B., Vocal 1,2,3,4; D. Band 3,4; Track 1; Drama 3; S. Choir, Sports Mgr., A-C Club, Yrbk. 4. JEFF BUER-F.B., B.B., Track, FFA, Bsbl. 1,2, 3,4; Drama, S.C. 2; Royalty Cand., Class Ofcr. 4; IA Club 3; A-C Club 2,3,4. SANDY CARL-B.B., Track 1; Band 4; Chrldr. 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. JOHN CHANDLER-FFA 1,2,3,4. LYLE CLARK-F.B. 1,4; Track 1,2,3; FFA 4. TOM CROZIER-FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. DENA DILLINGER—Band 1,2; Drama 3; Yrbk. 1,2; TOTC 2. BILL ELGIN-Band, FFA 1,2,3,4; D. Band 3,4; F.B. 1,2; Drama 2,3,4; Sci. Club 2. JIM FAGAN-F.B., B.B.1,2, 3,4; Track, A-C Club, IA Club 3,4; Vocal 1,2,3; Drama 2; Pep Club, Royalty Cand., TOTC 4; Class Ofcr. 3. ELAINE FARLEY-Band 2,3; Vocal 1,2; Drama, Yrbk. 3. ALAN FARNSWORTH-Band, F.B., Sports Mgr. 1,2, 3,4; D. Band 3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Vocal 1,2,3; Drama 2; Sci. Club 2,3; TOTC 4. DELMAR FRISBIE-Sci. Club 3; IA Club 3,4. KEN GETTLER-B.B. 2; Class Ofcr. 4; IA Club 3,4; JEFF HAMILTON-Track 1,2,4; Vocal 2, 4; Drama 2,3; S. Choir, IA Club 4; A-C Club 2,3,4; Yrbk. 3; Sports Mgr. 1. DOUG HARRIS-FFA, Track 1,2,3, 4; F.B. 1; B.B. 2; A-C Club 2,3,4. DEAN KNAPP-B.B. FFA 1,2,3,4; F.B. 1,2,3; Track 2,3; A-C Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. GARY LARSON-F.B. 1,2,3; B.B., TOTC 4; Sports Mgr. 2,3; A-C Club 2,3,4; Class Ofcr. 2; Sci. Club 3; IA Club 3,4. BONITA LEHMAN-Band, ALSO, Vocal 1,2,3,4; D. Band 3,4; B.B. 1; Drama 2,3,4; S. Choir, A-C Club 4; Chrldr. 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. JANE LEHMAN-Chrldr. 1; Yrbk. 3; A-C Club 2. MIKE MOORE- Band, B.B. 1,2,3,4; D. Band, A-C Club,TOTC 3,4; Track 1,3; Bsbl. 1,2; Vocal 3; Drama, Sci. Club 2,3; S.C. 1,3,4; F.B. 1,4. TODD MORRIS-Band, D. Band, F.B., B.B., Track, Drama 1,2,3,4; Royalty Cand., A-C Club 4; Class Ofcr. 1,3; IA Club 2; Bsbl. 1,2. DAVE OBERHOLTZ-F.B. 1,2,3; Track 2; FFA 3,4; Sci. Club, IA Club3. ROY PL AG MAN-1A Club 3,4. SUE PLUMMER-Band 1,2,4; Chrldr., Pep Club 1,2,3,4; A-C Club 2,3,4. BRENDA REHA-Band, Vocal, Drama 1,2,3,4; S. Choir, TOTC 4; D. Band 3,4; B.B. 1,2. MARY ANN ANDERSON SUSAN BASSETT JEFF BUER SANDRA CARL LYLE CLARK TOM CROZIER MIKE MOORE TODD MORRIS DAVE OBERHOLTZ ROY PLAGMAN SUE PLUMMER BRENDA REHA DENA DILLINGER BILL ELGIN JIM FAGAN ELAINE FARLEY ALAN FARNSWORTH KEN GETTLER JEFF HAMILTON DOUG HARRIS DEAN KNAPP GARY LARSON BONITA LEHMAN JANE LEHMAN 73 MARY REHA DIANE REYNOLDS DOUG RICHTER CHRIS SCHAFER RAY SHEEDER CONNIE SLAYTON RONALD STEPHENSON BECKY STETZEL MARSHA STETZEL RICK TIBBEN MARCENE TWIDT BILL UMBAUGH CAROLYN WEDEMEYER SHARON WHEATLEY KEVIN ZIMMERLINE Not pictured DELMAR FRISBIE MARY REHA-Band, S.C. 1; Vocal, Drama, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; ALSO 1,2; S. Choir 1,2,4; Chrldr. 1,3,4; Class Ofcr. 4; TOTC 2,4; A-C Club 3,4. DIANE REYNOLDS-Drama 3. DOUG RICHTER-F.B., B.B., FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Drama 1; Royalty Cand., Pep Club 4; A-C Club 2,3,4. CHRIS SCHAFER-Vocal, Drama 3,4; S. Choir, FFA 4; Sci. Club 3. RAY SHEEDER- Band, F.B., B.B., A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Bsbl. 1,2; Vocal, Track 1,2,3; Royalty Cand., S.C. 4; IA Club, D. Band 3,4. CONNIE SLAYTON-S.C. 2,3,4; Yrbk., Sci. Club 2; TOTC 4. RON STEPHENSON-F.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; S.C. 3; A-C Club IA Club 3,4. MARSHA STETZEL-Track 1,2,3,4: Vocal 1; Royalty Cand., S.C. 3; Chrldr., A-C Club 2,3,4; Class Ofcr. 2. BECKY STETZEL-Band, A-C Club 2,3,4; D. Band, TOTC 4; B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track, Vocal, Drama 1,2,3; ALSO 1; Royalty Cand. 3,4; S.C. 3. RICK TIBBEN-Band, Sports Mgr. 1,2; F.B. 3,4; B.B., BsbL, A-C Club, IA Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Vocal, Drama 1, 2,3; Sci. Club 2. MARCENE TWIDT-B.B., Vocal 1,2,3; Royalty Cand., Class Ofcr. 3,4; TOTC 4. BILL UMBAUGH-FFA, F.B., B.B. 1,2,3,4; D. Band, A-C Club 3,4; Drama 1; Vocal, Track 1,2,3; S.C. 3,4; Class Ofcr. 2. CAROLYN WEDEMEYER- Band, Track, A-C Club 1,2,3,4; D. Band 4; B.B., Royalty Cand. 2,3,4; Vocal 1,2; Drama, Chrldr. 1; Class Ofcr. 2,3; Pep Club 1,4. SHARON WHEATLEY-B.B., Track, Class Ofcr. 1; Vocal 2; Drama 1,2; Royalty Cand., A-C Club 1,2,3,4; Chrldr. Pep Club 2,3,4; TOTC 4. KEVIN ZIMMERLINE-A-C Club 1,2,3,4; IA Club 4; Sports Mgr. 1,2. Seniors Maintain High Academic Standards Right are Mama in her kerchief and I in nfy cap, as portrayed by Dean Knapp and Todd Morris. Dean and Todd were the stars of Twas the Night Before Christmas, a skit put on by the Pep Club at the school Christmas program held December 23rd. 74 Just 12 days, 2 hours and 36 minutes of school left! says Senior Mark Rochholz. Left, A-C s first foreign exchange student. Levy Lito of Brizil, is intro- duced to the student body. 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