Anita High School - Spartan Yearbook (Anita, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1970 volume:

That Incredible Year, 1969-1970 School Is: FACULTY .............................. 3 JR. HIGH ............................ 13 ACTIVITIES........................... 21 SPORTS .............................. 37 CLASSES ............................. 53 2 FACULTY Year Captured in Pictures, w e see the School in the misty morn Stand Shadowless like silence, listening To silence. The staff has chosen the theme ‘Sounds of Silence’ for the 1970 SPARTAN 4 Words by Spartan Staff Beginning the year as twenty individuals, we gradually formed a single working unit. Our purpose—to produce the best ’70 Spartan possible, to record the year’s happenings as they were, and to make our year- book intriguing. Taking pictures, planning layouts in a different manner than they have been done before at AHS, we hectically met deadlines, and mailed final pages. As the books are at last handed out, we will feel completely rewarded if the finished product satisfies the AHS student body. This is your Spartan. Co-Editors Yirgina Steele and Susan Fay and Sponsor Mrs. Evangeline Hitchcock complete pages to meet first deadline, December 24, 1969. Members of Spartan Staff: Seated: Jan Butler, Bev Harris, Donna Reed, Becky Earns, Becky Power. Standi ng: Mrs. Evangeline Hitch- cock, Sponsor; Cary Burmeister, Kirk Brocker, Paula kelloway, Tim Reed, Kent Beaver, Jackie Hartley, Kay Steele, Rana Chapman, Barb lleeren, Jim Morgan, Becky Barnes, Susan Fay, Virginia Steele, Mickey Parker. Not pictured: Don Harris. 5 Supt. Brichacek Completes First Year on Staff Superintendent Don Briehacek has completed his first year as head of our school. He divides his time between finances, facilities, faculty, elementary superintendent, and the people of the community. Superintendent Don Brichacek daily sorts the mail and places it in the faculty boxes. Slide rules and telephones increase efficiency in the super- intendent's office. Board of Education-Voice of Community „ 4LE_. Jean Gill, secretary to Superintendent Brichacek, also serves as secretary to the Board of Education. 6 Members of the Board, left to right: Mr. Lonnie Weed, Mr. Dale Jensen, Mr. Ranny Kelloway, Mr. Bernald Richter, and Mr. Dick Richter. Principal Hitchcock Meets Every Student’s Needs with Concern, Understanding Somehow Principal James S. Hitchcock finds time to teach two French classes, give student announce- ments and congratulatory remarks, and be principal all in the same day. He is also the AHS athletic director whose duties include setting up athletic schedules for the year and contracting referees. 7 Student Council Promotes Floats ‘Let’s go have some pop!’ is one of the happy sounds around AHS since the student council promoted the pop machine. Other projects the Student Council has backed this year have been homecoming floats, the popcorn machine, and sponsor- ing a concession stand at the home basket- ball games. All in all, it has been a produc- tive year for the AHS Student Council. President Dennis Hockenberry presides at Student Council meetings. The Student Council—sponsored concession stand draws large crowds during the halves and be- tween basketball games. Student Council Members: First Row, seated; Kathy Wahlert, Bethel Kopp, Sec.; Rita Waters, Glenn Hartley, sponsor; Teresa Mailander, Dennis Hockenberry, Pres. Second Row: Gina Burmeister, Debbie Jones, Tim Miller, Tim Reed, Linda Behnken, Bob Ehrman, Kirk Brocker, Paul Mailander, Clark Shannon. Student Council Projects: Gina Burmeister and Gary Rose sell a 40c candy bar to Becky Power. Kirk Brocker disposes his pop can after enjoying a “pop break.” Dick Power sacks popcorn during a basketball game. Teachers Care About Us and Let Us Know It FRANCIE AKIN Jr. High Band Chorus Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Morningside College LARRY ALTGILBERS Wrestling Northeast Missouri State College JOHN BL'RKE Debate Declam Loras College DAVEBOLDT Assistant Football Coach Y’arsity Basketball Coach University of South Dakota JERRY DOUGHERTY Varsity Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Northwest Missouri State College 9 WILLIAM FOULKES Jr. High Girls' Basketball Coach Drake University 6To Be Meaningful • • • MARY JO FULKERSON Jr. High Decalm University of Northern Iowa BLANCHE HALL Jr. High Dec lam and Librarians Jr. High Cheerleaders Drake University EV ANGELINE HITCHCOCK Quill Scroll Nationul Honor Society SPY SPARTAN Northwest Missouri State College JOHN JACOBS Assistant Drama Coach Declam University of Northern Iowa ELAINE GUTZMER FH A West mar College GLENN HARTLEY Girls’Basketball Coach Boys’ Baseball Coach Girls’ Softball Coach Girls’ Track Coach Northwest Missouri State College JOHN HULL Guidance Counselor Northwest Missouri State College 10 Teaching Has Got to Be Human, Warm, Personal9 PATMAHAR Cheerleaders Pep Club University of Nebraska RUTH ELLEN LUND Music, 1st semester University of Northern Iowa WILLIAM MAHAR University of Nebraska Mr. Noel Wingate and Mr. W illiam Foulkes take a break between classes. TOM STOEBER Jr. High Football Coach W'estmar College TOM RHODES Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach Wayne State College DENNIS ZIMMERMAN Northwest Missouri State College NOEL W INGATE Jr. High Boys’ Basketball Coach Augustana College 11 Seldom Heard-but Always Appreciated Secretaries, Mrs. Jean Gill and Mrs. Dorothy Power, keep the records in order for all school business and student in- terests. In charge of cleaning are Roy Williamson, custodian for the W iota building and Donald Dorsey, custodian for the Anita High School building. Bus drivers for the Anita Community Schools: First Row: Irwin Beschorner, Gay Karstens, Karen Berger, Wilber Berger, Dorothy Power, Howard Gregersen. Second Row: Cecil Waddell, Cecil Duskin, Bill Pollock; Not pictured: Charles an Aernam. Student janitors at AHS: Darlene Williams, Wanda Lehman, Margaret Thompson, Julie W'inther. The cooks, Mrs. Emma Power, Mrs. Betty W ahlert, and Mrs. Letha Jensen are certain‘There will be no more beans m the perfect state. 12 JUNIOR HIGH Eager Seventh Graders Invade Adrian Tierney, Pres. Deborah Westphal, Y-Pres. LeAnn Jessen, Sec. Thomas Barber, Treas. Pat Barnes Virginia Berger Serving the Jr. High as Librarians are: Rhonda Kooh, Kim Miller, Rachel Petersen, Julie Harris, irginia Wahlert, Valerie Kinzie, V irginia Berger, Carol Holaday, Denise Hack well, Pat Barnes, and Lori Wohlleber. Mrs. Blanche Hall is their sponsor. Pat Cassell Karen Claussen Denise Hackwell Darrell Hockenberry Joni Kaufmann Mary Kluever Kristi Kopp Susan Mikkelsen Pamela Miller Gary Ohms Jacquelyn Petersen Sheila Pine Shirley Pine Ronald Porch Bryan Ruggles Larry Schuler Kurt Smith Rita Steffens Scott Steffens David Wahlert Wesley Wahlert Danny Weber 14 Vast Range of Junior High Activities Deanny Heath, Pres. Mark Aupperle, V-Pres. Michael Barnes, Sec. Diane Cameron, Treas. Douglas Aggen Johnny Akers Sheryl Bessire Diane Christensen Dennis Clausen Rodney Esbeck Daniel Fay Rodney Hagen Julie Harris Valerie Kinzie Rhonda Koob Debra Kraus Becky Littleton Kimara Miller Rachel Petersen Jerry Robinson Mickey Robinson Randi Simon Joe Stanley Russell Steffei Royce Turner Dyanne Trent Bernard Vais Rodney Watkins Craig Wedemeyer Kevin Wedemeyer Patricia Wessling Tom Wessling Cindy Winther 15 Jr. High students go to their various rooms after eating lunch. 8th Graders Loaded with Responsibilities, Kirk Kelloway, President Stanley Dorsey, Vice President Kyle Brocker, Secretary Gary Harris, Treasurer Jr. High enjoy a friendly game of basketball during noon break. Duane Eilts Margaret Henderson Carol Holaday Douglas Karns Janie Kinzie Beverly Kopp Larry Pederson Rodney Petersen Carol Rodgers David Schellenburg Vicki Vanderbur Virginia Wahlert Bruce Watson Debra Weber Cathleen Wessling Linda Westphal David Williamson 16 Maturity Follows Work, Concentration. David Christensen. Pres. Byron Littleton, Vice Pres. Dale Christensen, Sec. Lori Wohlleber, Treas. Renae Amsden Glenora Baylor Terry Bernhardt Becky Jo Christensen David Harris Bill Hogueisen Jean Huffman Ernest Karas Marty Kinzie Gordon Miller Russell Miller Marna Nelsen Diane Pollock Tim Ruggles Janet Schaaf Darrell Spargur Janet Yokt Galen Walters Jr. High Cheerleaders: Deb- bie Weber, Diane Cameron, Carol Rodgers Carol Holaday, substitute Susan Mikkelsen. Diane Christen- sen. 17 Sports Groom Jr. High for Jr. High Gridders: F irsl Row: Deany Heath, Kirk Kelloway, David Christensen, Kyle Brocker, Doug Karns, Stanley Dorsey, Gary Harris, Galen alters; Second Row: Kurt Smith, Mickey Robison, Larry Schuler, David Harris, Byron Littleton, Tom Barber, Mike Barnes, I at Cassell; Third Row: Rodney Watkins, Russell Steffens, Bill Hogueisen, Pat Barnes, Rodney Hagen, Mark Auppcrle, esley W ahlert, Gary Ohms; Fourth Row: Adrian Tierney, David W'illiamson, David Wahlert, Coach Tom Stoeber, Dale Christensen, Koyce I umer, Joe Stanley. Declam Instruction Develops Young Orators Jr. High Declam: First Row: Vicki Vanderhur, Julie Harris, Dyanne Trent, Joyce Brown, Bernard V Open Competition in High School Jr. High Ciris’ Basketball: First Row: Janet Schaaf, Sheila Pine, Bev kopp. Debbie Kraus, Julie Harris, Pam Miller, Sherry Bessi re, Margaret Henderson, Becky Christensen, Patty Wessling, Melanie Cassell, Diane Pollock, Becky Littleton; Second Row: Renae A ms- den, manager; Joyce Brown, LeAnn Jessen, Rhonda koob, Virginia Wahlert, Rachel Petersen, Shirley Pine, Joni kaufmann, Clenora Baylor, Debbie Westphal, Virginia Berger, Coach William Foulkes; Third Row: Lori Wohlleber, kim Miller, Denise Hackwell. kristi kopp, Valerie kinzie, Linda Westphal, Mary kluever, Vicki Vanderhur, Cathy Wessling, Janet Vokt, Randi Simon, Dyanne Trent. Jr. High Boys’ Basketball: Standing—Coach Noel Wingate; First Row: Terry Bernhardt, Deany Heath, Stan Dorsey, kirk Kelloway, Kyle Brocker, Cary Harris, Doug karns; Second Row: Dennis Clausen, Tom Barber, Dan Fay, Darrell Hockenherry, Bruce Fhrman, Pat Cassell; Third Row: Wade Brown. Joe Stanley, Larry Schuler, Doug ggen, Mike Barne . David Schellenberg, Cordon Miller, David Wahlert; Fourth Row: Scott Steffens, Dan Weber, John kersTim Ruggles, Duane Eilt , Russell Miller, Darrell Spargur. Not Pictured: Mickey Robison. 19 Jr. High Ventures into Music f� ,rn! R,° w ?ya.nn® Trent, Ju 1 ie Harr is, Rachel Petersen, Virginia Berger, Cheri Christensen, Vicki Vanderbur, Kristi Kopp, Diane I ollock. Melanie Cassell, Lori W ohlleber. Second Row: Glenora Baylor, Bev Kopp, Carol Holaday,Kimira Miller, David Schellen- berg, Kirk Kelloway, Bernard ais, Mark Aupperle, Doug Karns, David Christensen. Third Row: Diane Cameron, Janet Scliaaf, Mar- garet Henderson, Debbie Vi eber, Carol Rodgers, Kyle Brocker, David Williamson, Terry Bernhardt, Rodney Watkins, Jerry Robin- son, Wesley W ahlerl, Duane Eilts, Ronald Porch, Brian Ruggles, Dan Fay. Fourth Row: Susan Mikkelsen, Pat Barnes, Tom Barber, Bruce W atson, Stanley Dorsey, Cary Harris. David Harris, Mickey Robison, Mrs. Ruth Ellen Lund. Jerry Robinson warms up for an individual lesson. rtrst Row: Julie Harris, Rita Steffen, Diane Cameron, Diane Christensen, Valerie Kinzie, Debra Kraus, Dyanne Trent, Joni Kaufmann, Joyce Brown, Becky Littleton, Kimira Miller. Second Row: Jerry Robinson, Joe Stanley, Marty Kinzie, Duane Eilts, Larry Pederson, Ronald Porch, Rodney Petersen, Rodney Hagen. Third Row: Jackie I etersen, Kristi Kopp Sherry Bessire, Shirley Pine, Debra W estfall, Randi Simon, Denise Hackwell, Cindy W inther, Rachel Petersen, Sheila Pine, Virginia Wahlert 20 ACTIVITIES Membership to Honor Societies, Librar Junior elected to National Honor Society: Kay Steele, Kathy Wahlert, Bruce Ohms, Ruth Barber, Bethel Kopp. Rita Waters is presented the DAR Citizenship Award by Principal James S. Hitchcock. Seniors elected to National Honor Society: Rita Waters, Nancy Ohms, Susan Fay, Bernice Scott, Teresa Mailander, Jackie Hartley, Virginia Steele. Guidance Counselor, John Hull, presents Bernice Scott and Donna Kaiser the National Merit Scholarship Qualify ing Test letter of commendation. ians, Rewards for Students Service Librarians: Seated in front: Mike Rabe, Mickey Parker. Standing: Donna Kaiser, Bernice Scott, Bob Scholl, Holly Miller, Linda Behnken, Rita Waters, Becky Jorgensen, Elan Peron, Dennis Hockenberry, Darlene Williams, Mrs. Ruby McDermott, Sponsor; Teresa Mailander, Steve Faga. Quill Scroll: Seated: Mrs. Evangeline Hitchcock, Sponsor, Barb Heeren, Mary Kennedy, Janiece Simon, Jackie Hartley, Bev Harris, Donna Reed, Kay Steele, Jan Butler, Susan Fay, Virginia Steele, Rita Waters, Kirk Brocker, Dennis Hockenberry, Gary Burmeister, Mickey Parker. 23 Future Teachers ‘See It Like It Is9 in Cadet Teaching First Row: Seated: Mrs. Kay Bromert, sponsor; Rita Waters, Pres.; Rana Chapman, V-Pres.; Jackie Hartley, Sec.; Mickey Parker, Treas.; Mrs. Madeline Moore, co-sponsor. Second row: Kathy Stanley, Stephanie Brownsberger, Connie Holaday, Barb Heeren, Connie McLaughlin, Janiece Simon, Becky Jorgensen, Paula Kelloway, Debbie Aggen. Third Row: Teresa Mailander, Mary Kennedy, Kay Steele, Nancy Ohms, Ron Duff, Vickie Bernhardt, Becky Brown, Jim Morgan, Kathy Wahlert. Not pictured: Judy Fulk. FHA Projects Plans for a Better Future First Row: Stephanie Brownsberger, Janelle Clausen, Pres.; Bonnie White, Sec.; Becky Brown. Diane Williamson, Connie Alft Treas. Second Row: Susan fay, Linda Behnken. Julie Winther, Connie McLaughlin, Rita Taylor, Barb Sullivan. Barb Lett, Paula Browns- berger, Linda Steffen, Rhonda Kelly, Jackie fulk, V .-Pres. Third Row: Sirs. Elaine Gutzmer, sponsor; Vickie Bernhardt, Barb Huff- man, Pat Butler, Nancy Stuetelberg. Devon Mardesen, Darlene Williams, Judy Fulk, Joni Wahlert. Diane kluever, Patti Parker, Mary anderbur, Clarice Wheatley. 24 lining hearts and red and white streamers, the FH A girls transform the gym into a ballroom for the Annual Sweetheart Ball. Bonnie White holds the secret in her Red Roses for a Lovely Lady hands as she helps count the votes. Candidates, Everyone a Sweetheart Candidates of Sweetheart Ball enjoy a bit of frivolity as they congratulate the 1970 Sweetheart, Susan b ay: Rita Vt aters, Janelle Clausen, Kathy Wahlert, Peggy Harris Sweetheart Susan Fay, Paula Kelloway, Phyllis Stapleton, Teresa Mailander. 25 ‘The Show Must Go On . . First Row: John Jacobs, Assistant Drama Coach; Rana Chapman, president; Stephanie Brownsberger, vice-president; Kathy Wahlert, sec- retary; Teresa Mai lander, treasurer; James Hitchcock, Drama Coach. Second Row: Kathy Stanley, Bonnie While, Virginia Steele, Devon Mar desen, Clarice Wheatley, Holly Miller, Gary Rose, Mickey Parker, Becky Barnes, Becky Brown, Debbie Aggen, Allyn Richter, Connie Holaday. Barbara Sullivan. Diane Williamson. Roger Huffman. Third Row: Mary Ann Kaiser, Becky Karns, Nancy Stuetelberg, Mary Kennedy, Bethel Kopp. Bernice Scott. Karen Hall, Jan Butler, Phyllis Stapleton, Darlene Williams, Rita Waters, Becky Jor- gensen. Janiece Simon, Barb Heeren, Nancy Ohms. Fourth Row: Corrine Harris Sharon Stapleton, Wanda Harris, Patti Parker, Kay Steele, Ruth Barber, Connie McLaughlin, Vickie Bernhardt. Gene Suplee, Max Smith, Jim Morgan, Dennis Hockenberry, Tim Miller, Kent Beaver, Wesley Ruggles. Backstage, Mickey Parker portrays Profes- Members of the royal court listen to Professor Kokintz: Virginia Steele, Roger Huffman, sor Kokintz. Rana Chapman, Nancy Ohms, Jim Morgan, Janiece Simon, Gene Suplee, Mike Rabe, and Mickey Parker. 26 Alpha Beta Zeta Works, Wins, Travels VARSITY Wins Losses For the first time Anita debate club, Drake 6 6 ALPHA BETA ZETA, held the district Iowa State 6 4 debate tournament, other tournaments District 3 3 hosted by our debaters were the Anita Invi- St. Edmunds 2 2 tational and a number of practice debates Fort Dodge 2 6 to interest other area schools in this ac- Hoover 1 7 tivity. Scholarships initiated last summer Hawkeye Open Anita 5 1 provided debate students an opportunity to attend summer debate workshops at Invitational 6 6 various colleges and universities. NOVICE Wins Losses Scholarships were established by Mr. Mrs. Gail Burke and Mr. Don Brown as a Drake 3 7 memorial to Kevin Burke—one of the Iowa State 3 6 founders of debate at AHS. District 0 4 St. Edmunds Anita 2 6 As this annual goes to press the varsity are about to attend the Ames Invitational and Invitational 1 7 later on in the year will be attending the Forensic League District at Denison and the Forensic League Finals at U. of Iowa. 27 First Row: Kirk Brocker. Bruce Ohms. Clark Shannon, Bethel Kopp. Second Row: Tim Miller, Paul Mailander, Dennis Wahlert, Jim Mailander, Mr. John Burke, sponsor; Tim Reed, Mickey Fay, Charles Watson, Brad Beaver. Speech Builds Confidence as Students Once again declamation was a major activity at AHS with 48 members. Because of the large number of students participating the group was divided into two sections; coaches were Mr. John Burke and Mr. John Jacobs. Our students participate in: home speech contest, district, and state. Many students are called upon to give their speeches for organizations in the area. Our orators brought home first place in the initial Little Eight Activities Conference Speech Contest. Mary Kennedy gives her poetry reading at Ani- ta’s Home Speech Contest. First Row seated: Ruth Barber, Patti Parker, Margaret Mehlmann, Kristy Littleton. Second Row: Debhie Aggen, Bill Wohllebcr, Margaret Thompson, Sharon Stapleton. Third Row: Kirk Brocker, Bernice Scott, Mickey Fay, Colleen Herchenbach. Fourth Row: Susan Herchenbach, Connie Holaday, Nancy Ohms, Connie McLaughlin. Fifth Row: Kay Steele, Mary Kennedy. Standing: Mr. Jacobs, sponsor; Gary Rose, Vickie Bernhardt, Jim Morgan, Becky Barnes, Ricky Neighbors. 28 Compete at District, State Meets Firs! Row: Jim Mailander, Dennis Wahlert, Bethel Kopp, Linda Behnken, Allyn Richter. Second Row: Teresa Mailander, Kent Beaver, Rita Waters, Cindy Richter, Jan Butler. Third Row: Brad Beaver, Phyllis Stapleton, Clark Shannon, Kathy Wahlert, Paul Mailander, Bruce Ohms, Mike Johnson. Fourth Row: Kelvin Kopp, Frank Christensen, Mickey Parker, Dennis Hockenberry. Standing: Nick Richter, Cary Burmeister, Tim Miller, arren Kelloway, Mr. Burke, sponsor. Mr. Tom Stoeber announces selections and speakers for Home Speech Contest held January 27, 1970. Teresa Mailander is time-keeper at home speech contest, a joh that is often asked of AHS students. r? Aided by Pep Club, Cheerleaders Susan Fay, Brenda Hargin, Kathy Stanley, Stephanie Brownsberger, and Nancy Ohms. 30 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Ann Rodgers, Allyn Richter, Colleen Herchenbach, Jackie Fulk, Connie Holaday. Promote Spirit, Pep, Fun Pep club officers: Stephanie Brownsberger, V-Pres. Bev Harris, Pres., Donna Reed, Sec-Treas. Class rep- resentatives: Melissa Mehlmann. Becky karns, Ruth Barber, Margaret Mehlmann. Filling the halls with enthusiastic chants, the pep club spreads the spirit of A.H.S. Connie A Iff, Ruth Barber, Becky Barnes, Vickie Bernhardt, Kirk Brocker. Stephanie Brownsberger, Regina Burmeister, Jan Butler, Rana Chapman, frank Christensen, Susan Fay, Jackie Fulk, Karen Hall, Brenda Hargin, Bev Harris, Corrine Harris, Peg Harris, Wanda Harris, Jackie Hartley, Steve Havens, Colleen Herchenbach, Connie Holaday, Barb Huffman. Becky Karns, Paula kelloway, Mary Kennedy. Diane Kluever, Linda Koob. Bethel kopp. Pam Lett, Kristy Littieton, Paul Mailander, Devon Mardesen, Connie McLaughlin, Margaret Mehlmann, Melissa Mehlmann, Holly Mil- ler, Jim Morgan. Nancy Ohms, Mickey Parker, Patti Parker, Janice Peter- sen, Randv Pine, Becky Power, Donna Reed, Ann Rodgers, JanieceSimon, Kathv Stanley, Phyllis Stapleton. Sharon Stapleton, Kay Steele, Virginia Steele,Gene Suplee, Mary Vanderbur, Kathy Wahlert, Melva Walters. 31 Small, Large Music Groups Chorus and small music groups gave students a chance to develop their individual talents and to work as a group by combining their voices in a pleasing melody. Perfection was their main goal as they participated in a fall concert and in the Little Eight Conference Music Festival. In April, the small groups attended a contest at Oakland, and the large groups traveled to Exira in May. The chorus took part in a spring concert. Accompanists Kay Steele and Virginia Steele pose by the piano with music director, Mrs. Ruth Ellen Lund. Mixed Chorus: First Row: Pat Brown. Rhonda Kelly, Linda Kooh. Mary Vanderhur, Allyn Richter, Debbie Aggen, Cindy Richter, Becky Karns, Connie Holaday, Rita Sullivan, Mary Ann Kaiser, Bonnie White, Barb Sullivan. Second Row: Kathy Klemish, Barb Huffman. Lynette Hansen, Holly Miller, Gary Rose, Tim Reed, Steve Behnken. Nick Richter. Kathy Stanley, Jim Brown, Nancy Stuetelherg. Kathy Wahlert. Barb Heeren. Third Row: Virginia Steele. Rana Chapman, Connie McLaughlin. Becky Barnes. Ed Brown. Wesley Ruggles, Kevin Paulsen. Bruce Ohms, Gene Sup lee, Linda Behnken, Kay Steele, Vickie Bernhardt. Ruth Barber, Nancy Ohms. 32 Join in Unity and Song Double Mixed Quartet: First Row: Connie McLaughlin, Pat Brown. Second Row: Teresa Mailander, Barb Hceren. Third Row: Cary- Rose, Mark Hansen. Fourth Row: Wes Ruggles Nick Richter. Madrigal: First Row: Kathy Wahlert, Becky Karns, Rana Chapman, Barb Heeren, Allyn Richter, Connie Holaday. Second Row: Wes Ruggles, Bruce Ohms, Nick Richter, Ed Brown, Steve Behnken, Mark Hansen, Gary Rose. Girls’Quartet: Connie Holaday, Allyn Richter, Mary Kaiser, Janiece Simon. Girls’Sextet: First Row: Becky Barnes, Teresa Mailander. Second Row: Virginia Steele, Kathy Wahlert. Third Row: Pat Brown, Connie Holaday. 33 Band Provides Entertainment, Through Music, Brass: First Row: Helen Baylor, Tim Miller, Robert Ehrman, George Brownsberger, Bill Wohlleber, Mary Kennedy. Bruce Ohms, Paul Conrad, David Pollock. Second Row: Ann Rodgers, Jim Morgan, David Aup- perle, Mrs. Ruth Ellen Lund, Instructor; Max Smith, Paul Mailander. Cindy Richter, Dennis Wheatley, Lynn Stephenson, Gene Suplee. 34 for All Home Ballgames and Other Festivities First semester music instructor, Mrs. Ruth Ellen Lund, directs band. Woodwinds: First Row: Gina Burmeister, Melissa Mehlmann. Becky Power, Peg Harris, Rita Taylor, Becky Barnes, Becky Earns. Second Row: Judy Fulk, Pat Butler, Wynona Merk. Melva alters, Karen Hall, Charolette Boysen, Connie McLaughlin, Jackie Hartley, Rana Chapman, Bethel Kopp. Third Row: Kathy Stanley, Wanda Harris, Vickie Bernhardt, Becky Brown, Joni Wahlert, Becky Jorgensen, Betty Krause, Diane Williamson, Nancy Ohms. Fourth Row: Carol Harris. Susan Herchenhach, Connie Holaday, Jan Butler, Paula Kelloway, Mrs. Ruth Ellen Lund, Instructor; Corrine Harris Allyn Richter, Debbie Aggen. Brenda Hargin, Janice Petersen. 35 6 Ye Shall Know the Truth 9 Gary Burmeister. Janiece Simon, Mickey Parker, Rita Waters, and Mary Ken- nedy pose for student photographer while attending the summer session on journalism and photography at Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville. First Row: Kent Beaver, Donna Reed, Bev Harris Barh Heeren, Rana Chapman, Margaret Mehlmann. Second Row: Mary Kennedy Denms Hockenberry, Kathy Wahlert, Jan Butler, Phyllis Stapleton, Rita Waters, Janiece Simon, Linda Behnken, Kristy Littleton, Connie McLaughlin, Jackie Hartley, V ickie Bernhardt, Becky Brown, Gary Rose, Karen Hall. Brenda Hargin, Gary Burmeister, Mrs. Evangeline Hitchcock, Spy sponsor; Mickey Parker. 36 Young Spartans Have Credible Season Coach Jerry Dougherty's Spartans finished their season in sixth place in conference standings with two wins and five losses. Inexperience played a major factor with only six seniors returning. Sta- tistic wise the Spartans played second only to C-M in total offense. Dennis Heath and Hon Duff were honored by being named to all-conference teams, along with Mike Bessire and Paul Mailander who were also named honorable mention all-state. Left to Right: Bill Claussen, Jim I’etersen. Eldon Dorsey, Mike Bessire, Dave kinzie. Dan Christensen, Dick Dorsey, Kevin I’auhen. Paul Mailander, Ron Duff. Bill Wohlleber, Dennis Heath. Mike Johnson, Ceorge Brownsberger. 38 First Row: Mickey Fay, Jim Maiiander, Brad Beaver, Jim Stanley, Kevin Littleton, l)an Larsen, Dave Bollock. Sec- ond Row: John Jessen, Randy Heaton, Rod Watson, Warren Kelloway, Man Chesnut, Tim Reed, Dennis Wahlerl, Lynn Allen. Third Row: Mark Nelsen, Kelvin Kopp. Keith okt. Berry Keeper, Steve Havens, (iene Suplee, Neil Bash. VARSITY SCORES ANITA 0 ELK HORN ANITA 6 CARSON ANITA 0 STUART ANITA 0 A-C ANITA 16 EARLHAM ANITA 24 MENLO ANITA 12 B-E ANITA 6 C-M ANITA 26 O-M 27 38 32 32 48 6 20 47 After recording a 26-20 win over O-M, the scoreboard again 20 remains silent. [M!NUTE5 HOME ■□OWN 5ECQN05 VISITOR!! TOCO |0TR JR. VARSITY SCORES ANITA 26 B-F 6 ANITA 13 C-M 34 ANITA 6 A-C 8 ANITA 8 EARLHAM 8 ANITA 0 STUART 32 ANITA 6 ELK HORN 9 AHS members of the Little ‘8’ all-conference teams are Ron Duff, Mike Bessire, Paul Maiiander, and Dennis Heath. Senior Captains this year are Mike Bessire and David Kinzie. 39 Homecoming King, Queen Reign over 6Land of Fairy Tales9 Dennis Hockenberry, Donna Reed, King Mike Bessire, Queen Stephanie Brownsberger, Beverly Harris, Jim Petersen 40 Royal Attendants Serve the King and Queen Juniors Phyllis Stapleton Curt Mardescn 41 Football guys enjoy a ride on the local firetruck during the Homecoming Parade. Seniors Top Underclassmen with ‘Four and Twenty Cardinals Fairytales Theme for 969 Homecoming; Old Tradition Revived, Floats! Legends and fairytales, theme for Homecoming 1969. helped bring back an old tradition of a Homecoming parade consisting of floats and the high school band. Homecoming 69 began when each class found a secret place and began to build what they hoped would he the winning float, with Seniors taking first and Sopho- mores taking second. Something new this year, the candidates for King and Queen were chosen by the football squad. Reigning over Fairyland was Queen Stephanie Brownsberger and King Mike Bessire. After a game in which the AHS SPARTAN squad was defeated by the Earlham Cardinals 48-16. Homecom- ing ended with a dance honoring the royalty. Music was provided by THE MOM. Receiving second prize, the sophomores chose ‘The Old Woman Who hived in a Shoe a; their theme and com- bine it with a cheer SP ART A NS Cot Sole’. With ‘Eleven in One Blow the junior class creates the mighty SPARTAN. Using the story of‘The Three Little Pigs,’ the freshmen show Earhlam SPARTAN power. 42 SPARTANETTES Beat Audubon, Receive Sectional Consolation Trophy Donna Reed and Jackie Hartley go for an unnecessary rebound for Kay Steele’s free throw. SPARTANETTE Donna Reed sneaks around an Audubon guard and makes a lay-up for 2 points. Kay Steele goes up for a rebound while Donna Reed and Jackie Hartley look on. Coach Glenn Hartley and the Anita SPARTANETTES rejoice over their trophy for winning the Sectional Consolation Title. Donna Reed out maneuvers her Audubon opponent in an attempt to make two more points. A common sight at SPAR- TANETTE games is Mrs. Clenn Hartley. She serves as their chaperone. 43 arsity: First Row: Donna Reed. Kay Steele. Jackie Hartley, Connie MfT. Karen Hall, Bev Harris. Second Row: Jan Butler. Phyllis Stapleton. Ruth Barber, ickie Bernhardt, Assistant Coach Tom Rhodes, (loach Clenn Hartley, Kathy Wahlert, Wanda Harris, Helen Baylor, Melva Walters, Peg Harris. Endless Hours of Strenuous Practices- Coach Glenn Hartley and the SPARTANETTES ended an exciting and successful season with a 17-6 Produce Top Skills record. For the second consecutive year, the Anita SPAR- TANETTES shared the Little Eight Conference Crown, this year with Adair-Casey and Earlham. Bev Harris, the only senior guard on the team, broke the AHS record for steals set in 1963 by Jo Chadwick who had 109 steals. At the end of conference play, Bev had a total of 132 interceptions in seventeen games and was ranked fourth in the state. Donna Reed and Jackie Hartley, senior forwards, did a fine job of shooting this year. Jackie Hartley is ranked fourth in the confer- ence for total points and second in the conference in field goal accuracy and ninth in the state with 57%, Donna Reed ranks third in conference in field goal ac- curacy with 53%. Kay Steele, a junior on the SPAR- TANETTE team, is ranked second in free throw' accu- racy with 68% in conference. Kay won the sectional free throw contest, received runner-up in the district competition and will shoot again in the state competi- tion. The SPARTANETTES also set a new high scoring record of 90 points and a record low' of 17 points scored against us. 44 Kay Steele accepts her trophy at Carroll from tournament manager for first place in the Sec- tional Free Throw Tournament for shooting 23 of 25 free thro % SPARTANETTES Share Conference Title with A-C, Earlham Jr. Varsity: First Row: Managers Mary Kennedy, Nancy Akers, Janice Petersen. Second Row: Paula Kelloway, Rita Taylor, Sharon Stapleton, Cindy Richter, Gina Burmeister. Mary V anderbur, Rita Sullivan, Coach Glenn Hartley, Corrine Harris, Coach Tom Rhodes, Charolette Boysen, Becky Karns, Holly Miller, Becky Power, Melissa Mehlmann, Patti Parker, Diane Kleuver. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SCORES ANITA OPPONENTS 82 32 B ridge water-Foiilanelle 90 43 Cuniberland-Massena 68 44 Stuart 88 51 Menlo 66 58 Adair-Casey 69 58 Orient-Macksburg BEDFORD TOURNEY 59 66 Mt. Ayr 66 43 Griswold 60 63 Earlham 85 30 Bridgewater-Fontanelle 82 55 Stuart 48 17 Cuniberland-Massena 66 38 Menlo 87 61 Orient-Macksburg 78 63 Exira 64 68 Avoha 76 62 Earlham 71 76 Adair-Casey SECTIONAL 62 28 Cuniberland-Massena 77 40 Exira 54 78 Manilla 84 77 Audubon DISTRICT 73 98 Elk Horn Bev Harris momentarily leaves the floor as she prepares to intercept one of the opponents passes. Number 00, Jackie Hartlev, goes in for a lav-up which scores two more points for Anita’s SPARTANETTES. 45 Prospects for Frosh Team Look Promising Jr. arsity: Kirs! Row: Kollie Henderson, Jim Brown. Bobbi Miller. Second Row: Coach David Bold!, Coach Jerry Dougherty. Third Row: Jim Mailander, Randy Heaton, David Bollock.. Fourth Row: Warren kelloway, Dennis Wahlert, Tim Reed. Fifth Row: Brad Beaver, Kelvin Kopp, Rod Watson. Spartan Denny Heath adds two more points to Anita's score. 46 arsity: First Row: Bob Scholl, manager; Coach David Boldt, Coach Jerry Dougherty, Keith Yokt, student trainer; Mickey Parker, manager. Second Row: Kirk Brocker, Dennis Heath, Jim Morgan, Mike Bessire, Don Harris, Curt Mardesen, Paul Mailander, Dennis Hockenberry, Eldon Dorsey, Ed Brown, George Brownsberger, Bill Wohllebcr. Three Seniors Aided by Underclassmen on Varsity BOY’S BASKETBALL SCORES ANITA OPPONENT 72 65 Bridge water- Fontanelle 64 69 Cumberland-Massena 50 53 Stuart 85 50 Menlo 49 63 Adair-Casey 51 78 Orient-Macksburg 46 52 Earlham tA 56 B ri dgewa ter-F on t a nelle 54 59 Stuart 45 63 Cumberland-Massena 71 44 Menlo 45 54 Orient-Macksburg 46 72 Exira 50 59 AvoHa 57 52 Earlham 57 73 Adair-Casey SECTIONALS 63 88 Elk Horn Hustle, ability, and teamwork were the major factors in the success of Coach David Boldt’s SPARTANS. Lack of experience was one of the major handicaps of the SPARTANS, with only two seniors, Don Harris and Dennis Hockenberry, returning to the line up. Another problem facing the SPARTANS was a lack of height, the tallest man at 6 feet. The SPARTANS finished in sixth place in conference standings by defeating Menlo, Earlham and B-F. The seasons record w as 5-12. 47 Skill and Speed Set the Pace for Wrestlers Top: Clifford Merit goes for a pin with a 123 lbs. Crest on wrestler. Left: Coach Larry Altgilbers intently watches all maneuvers. Right: Tom Larsen shakes hands with his opponent before action on the mat. 48 First Row: Clifford Merle, Wes Ruggles. Second Row: Randy Aggen, Dan Larsen, Tom Larsen, Steve Am «den, Dennis Wheatley, Lynn Stephenson, Bruce Ohms, Boh Fenton, Coach Larry Altgilbers. Wes Ruggles Travels to District Self-discipline, long hours of training, development of strength and endurance are considerations running through an athlete’s mind before he decides upon wrestling as his athletic endeavor. This year’s wres- tling squad lacked members in some weight classes but never enthusiasm. Although they did not have a top record our wrestlers demanded respect throughout the conference. Wes Ruggles—145 lbs., the only senior on the squad represented Anita at the district meet at Alleman. 49 Top: Dennis Wheatley and Wes Ruggles warm up before their match. Bottom: Dennis Wheatley gains two points for a takedown. Summer Sports Release Softball: First Row: Kathy Stanley. Molva alters. Jackie hulk. Peg Harris Sharon Stapleton. Bex Harris. Second Row: Mary Ann Kaiser. Phyllis Stapleton. Jan Butler. Helen Bax lor. Brenda Margin. Paula kclloway. Third Row : Kathy Wahlert, Kay Steele. Holly Miller. Gina Burmeister. Kristy l.ittleton. Becky k ants. eida Karas. Fourth Row: Melissa Mehlmann. Patti Parker. Diane Kluever, Wanda Harris Corrine Harris Coach Glenn Hartley. Girl� ' Track: First Row: Becky K m . Peg Harris Sharon Stapleton. Stenhanie Brownsherger. Rita Sullivan. Second Row: Kathy W anlert. Melva Walters. Bex Harris Coach Glenn Hartley. Holly Miller. Pat Brow™. Third Row: Corrine Harris. Wanda Harris Mary Kaiser. Paula kclloway: ancy Akers and Ann Rodgers managers, fourth Row: Donna Reed. Phyllis Stapleton. Donna Kaiser. Charolettc Boysen. ickie BernhardtFifth Row: Karen Hall. Jan Butler. Helen Baylor. Darlene Williams Connie Alff. Jackie Hartley. Four of Coach Hartley's tracksters made the 100 Point Club. They are Bex Harris Donna Reed. Mary Kaiser, and Jackie Hartley. SO Boredom of June, July Baseball: First Row: Dennis Hockenberry, Eldon Dorsey, George Brownsberger, Kirk Brocker, Mike Bessire. Second Row: Chris Karns Dennis Heath, Curt Mardesen, Jim Morgan. Third Row: Coach Jerry Dougherty, Keith okt, Ron Duff, Steve Havens, Coach Glenn Hartley. Boys Track: First Row: George Brownsberger, Mike Johnson, Randy Pine, Ed Brown. Second Row: Dennis Hockenberry, Eldon Dorsey, Wesley Ruggles. Third Row: Lynn Stephenson, Dennis Heath, Phil Ruggles, Coach Jerry Dougherty. Fourth Row: Lynn Allen, David Aupperle, Bill Wohlieber. 51 Outstanding Athletes Awarded Coveted 6A9 First Row: Dennis Heath, Ed Brown, Kirk Brocker, Mike Bessire, Mike Johnson, Dennis Hockenberry, Rodney Watson, Randy Pine, Kevin Paulsen. Jim Petersen. Second Row: Stephanie Brownsberger, Brenda Hargin, Kathy Stanley, Donna Reed, 1 aula Kelloway, Mary Kennedy, Connie A Iff, Janice Petersen, Nancy Akers, Jan Butler, Karen Hall. Third Row: Becky Karns, Bev Harris, Susan Fay, Virginia Steele, Donna Kaiser, Corrine Harris, Melva Walters, Holly Miller, Sharon Stapleton, Peg Harris. Fourth Row: Mary Kaiser. Rita Sullivan, Charolette Boysen, Wanda Harris, Phyllis Stapleton, Kathy Wahlert, Kay Steele, Jackie Hartley, Helen Bavlor, Vickie Bernhardt, Nancy Ohms. Fifth Row: Gene Suplee, Keith Vokt, Mickey Parker, Bill Wohlleher, Clifford Merk, Dan Christensen, Paul Mailander, Don Harris. Clark Shannon, Chris Karns, David Kinzie, Dick Dorsey. Sixth Row: Bob Scholl, Eldon Dorsey, Curt Mardcsen, Bill Claussen. Jim Morgan, Phil Ruggles, Frank Christensen, Steve Havens, Wesley Ruggles. Ron Duff. Kent Beaver, George Brownsberger. Not pictured: Lynn Stephenson, Steve Behnken, Dan Miller. 52 New Classes and New Adventures Jim Dennis Mailander, Wahlert, Pres. V-Pres. Melissa Mickey Mehlmann, Fay, Sec. Treas. Regina Tim Burmeister, Reed, S. Council S. Council Alan Chesnut Paul Conrad Dale Esbeck Mark Hansen Randy Heaton Colleen Herchenbach Susan Herchenbach Warren Kelloway Diane kluever Ralph Akers Steve Amsden Becky Barnes Brad Beaver Steve Behnken Jim Brown Kelvin Kopp Dan Larsen Freshmen art students, Diane kluever. Dick Power, and Melissa Mehlmann practice draw- ing different parts of the body. Their instruc- tor, Mr. Tom Rhodes. 54 Keep Freshmen Active and Eager Freshmen’s fears are not foolish fancies as they learn by their lowly position that silence is a virtue around upper- classmen. Freshmen accept new responsibility, engage in more activities, share in tougher competition, and protect their possessions in a locker instead of a desk. Kevin Littleton Devon Mardesen Mark Nelsen Patti Parker Robert Penton David Pollock Wynona Merk Bobbi Miller Ricky Neighbors Sorting papers and getting books from their lockers between classes are David Pollock and Warren Kelloway. Becky Power Dick Power Cindy Richter Jim Stanley Ricky Suplee Mary Vanderbur Joni Wahlert Delores Wasson Chuck Watson Rodney Watson 55 Sophomores Become Responsible Indivi Mary Paul Peggy Kaiser, Mailander, Harris, Pres. V-Pres. Sec. Connie Holaday, T reas. Linda Bob Behnken, Ehrman, S. Council S. Council Randy Aggen Lynn Allen David Aupperle Charolotte Boysen Becky Brown Ed Brown Paula Brownsberger Pat Butler Dan Christensen Lab students Nick Richter, Dan Miller, Lynn Allen, Barb Huffman, Gary Rose, and Dale Reinier make a study with microscopes in sophomore biology class. Judy Fulk Corrine Harris Wanda Harris Dennis Heath Rollie Henderson Barb Huffman John Jessen Mike Johnson Zelda Karas Becky Karns 56 duals Through Active Participation The sophomore year brings new hopes and experiences for 10th grad- ers—as they are given the opportunity to prove themselves on the football field, basketball court, and in magazine sales, as well as in the class room. More elective courses give the sopho- more, for the first time, the feeling of being an individual. Betty Krause Calvin Krause Pam Lett Kristy Littleton Rhonda Kelly Kathy Klemish Linda Koob Dan Miller Neal Pash Dale Reinier Nick Richter Gary Rose Pat Stangl Kathy Stanley Sharon Stapleton Linda Steffens Rita Sullivan Diane Williamson Bill Wohlleber Lynn Allen and Rollie Henderson learn that accurate Betty Pedersen and Paula Brownsberger make candy in Home Ec. class, measuring and planing are important steps in the process of a well-made woodworking project. 57 Juniors See Responsibilities Challenging Mickey Parker, Pres. Ron Duff, V-Pres. Helen Baylor, Sec. Ruth Barber, Treas. Debbie Jones, S. Council Bethel Kopp, S. Council Kathy Wahlert, S. Council Kirk Brocker, S. Council Debbie Aggen Nancy Akers Connie Alff Vickie Bernhardt Lindy Jo Brown Pat Brawn Jan Butler Dick Dorsey F.ldon Dorsey Steve Faga Jackie Fulk Randy Hagen Karen Hall Lynettc Hansen Brenda Hargin Carol Harris Steve Havens Chris Karns Paula Kelloway Mary Kennedy Tom Larsen Curt Mardesen Connie McLaughlin Clifford Merk 58 Them in Future Years Receiving class rings, building a float for homecoming, and working on Prom make the junior year busy and exciting. Bidding the seniors farewell, the juniors prepare to become the leaders of A11S the coming year. Juniors admire and compare class rings. The Servers for the 1969 Jr.-Sr. Prom are; First Row: Karen Hall, Phyllis Stapleton. Paula Kelloway, Kathy Wahlert. Brenda Hargin, and Jan Butler. Second Row: Curt Mardesen. Mickey Parker, Bill Thompson, Eldon Dorsey, Randy Pine, and Ron Duff. Holly Miller Jim Morgan Bruce Ohms Elan Peron Janice Petersen Randy Pine Allyn Richter Ann Rodgers Phil Ruggles Bob Scholl Phyllis Stapleton Kay Steele Lynn Stephenson Rita Taylor Keith Vokt 59 Melva Walters Dennis Wheatley Bonnie White Prom Guests Experience 6Shipwreck on Exotic Polynesian Island’ Mike Bessire, Don Harris, and Mike Rabe Noel Nelsen, Mike Rabe, Margaret Mehlmann, pose under the palm trees with their dates and Nancy Ohms add final touches to the Brenda Hargin, Geri Willis, and Carol Harris. grass hut, the Band's own hideaway. Jr. Class President, Clark Shannon, his date Margaret Mehlmann, and Tim Miller and Nancy Ohms enjoy the music of Bud Harris and His Buddies. Guests of the 1970 Seniors dis- covered a shipwreck on an enchant- ing Polynesian Island as they at- tended the 1969 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Prom. The gym was decorated with a wrecked ship, complete with parakeets in palm trees, and a roast pig, the main coarse for the luau. Frank Christensen and Becky Jorgensen survey the island after leaving the ruins of the wrecked ship. Betty Pedersen helps Wes Ruggles hang the star-bound sky. Rita Waters and Gary Burmeister are captivated by the sounds of the quiet waterfall. Barb Sullivan and Margaret Thompson stop to examine a treasure chest and an old canoe, washed ashore from the shipwreck. 60 Class of 1970 Assumes New Status CLASS FLOWER Susan Ellen Peace Rose Fay, President CLASS COLORS Burgandy Pearl CLASS MOTTO “Some men see things as they are, and say, ‘Why?’ I dream of things that never were, and say, ‘Why not?’ ” Gary Wayne Burmeister, Vice-President Rita Ann Waters, Secretary Rana Lynn Chapman, T reasurer Officers at Work 61 Graduating Students Work Diligently, Mark Raymond Brown Stephanie Yvette Brownsburger Michael Hugh Bessi re George Edward Brownsberger Frank Martin Christensen 62 Prepare to Compete in Adult World Donald B. Harris Kevin I'aulsen. Max Smith, par- ticipate in one of the many panel discussion held in merican (iovt. class. 63 Reports, Daily Classwork, Exams Roger Lavern Huffman Stand Between Students, Graduation Donna Marie Kaiser Wanda Smith Lehman John David Kinzie Patricia Joanne Lett 65 Teresa Marie Mailander Frivolities Replaced by Seriousness as Seniors Margaret Lee Mehlmann Timothy Craig Miller Nancy Ann Ohms Kevin Alan Paulsen Betty Kay Pedersen Bernice Scott and Becky Jorgensen trade their Senior pictures. 66 Realize They Are Ready for Adult World James Lyle Petersen Michael Todd Rabe For Seniors, 1970 brings memories that none can forget. It will be the time to decide their future, accept responsibilities and competition. And before the year is up they will be ready to step out into the adult world, the same way the Apollo 11 astronauts made their first big step on the moon. Donna Kay Reed 67 Charles Wesley Ruggles Bernice Lynn Scott High School Becomes A Memory 68 as Seniors Begin New Phase of Life Barbara Ann Sullivan Gene Roger Suplee Margaret Kay Thompson Clarice Ann Wheatley Darlene Kay Williams Juliana Winther 69 Senior Repertoire KENT JAMES BEAVER—Football 2; Declam 1,23,4; Drama Club 4; SPARTAN Staff4; SPY Staff4; Letter Winner 1,2; Base- ball 1.2. MICHAEL HUGH BESSIRE—Football 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Basketball 1,2,4; Homecoming King 4; Pep Club 1,2; Debate 2,3; Letter Win- ner 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Prom Server 2. MARK RAYMOND BROWN—Wrestling 1,2,3; Homecoming At- tendant 1; Student Librarian 1,2; Decalm 1; Letter Winner 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1,2; Prom Server 2. GEORGE EDWARD BROWNSBERGER—Football 3,4; Boys’ Basketball 4; Wrestling 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Track 2,3,4; ASEO 2; Letter Winner 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4. STEPHANIE YV ETTE BROWNSBERGER—Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Declam 3; Drama Club 4; Girls’ Track 1,3; ASEO 4; FHA 3,4; Letter Winner 1,3. GARY WAYNE BURMEISTER—Wrestling 2; Pep Club 2,3; Declam 2,3,4; Debate 2,3; SPY Staff 3,4; SPARTAN Staff 3,4; Quill Scroll 4; Class Officer 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 4. RANA LYNN CHAPMAN—Girls’ Basketball 1; Pep Club 1,3,4; Band 1,23,4; Drama Club 3,4; SPY Staff 1,4; SPARTAN Staff4; ASEO 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Mixed Chorus 1,23 4; Glee Club 1,2,4. FRANK MARTIN CHRISTENSEN—Wrestling 3; Pep Club 4; Student Librarian 4; Declam 4; Letter Winner 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 4. JANELLE LEA CLAUSEN—Sweetheart Attendant 4; FHA 2,3,4. WILLIAM ANTON JR. CLAUSSEN—Football 1,2,4. SUSAN ELLEN FAY—Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,4; Declam 1; SPARTAN Staff 4; SPARTAN Staff Co-Editor 4; Quill Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Glee Club 2. DAVID EUGENE G(jNDY BEVERLY JEAN HARRIS—Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Substitute Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 13,3,4; Band 1,2; Student Council 1; SPY Staff 4; SPARTAN Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Girls Track 1,3; FHA 2; Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Softball 1,2,3,4; Prom Server 2. DONALD B. HARRIS—Boys’ Basketball 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Debate 2; SPARTAN Staff 4; Letter Winner 3,4. JACQUELINE JEAN HARTLEY—Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1,23,4; SPY Staff 3,4; SPARTAN Staff 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls’ Track 1,3,4; Sweet- heart Attendant 3; ASEO 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Letter Winner 13,3,4; Prom Server 2. BARBAR A JEAN HEEREN—Girls' Basketball 1,2,3; Band 13,3; Declam 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; SPY Staff 3,4; SPARTAN Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; ASEO 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Accompanist 2; Prom Server 2. DENNIS DEAN HOCKENBERRY—Boys’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Declam 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; SPY Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Boys Track 1,2,3,4; ASEO 2; Letter Winner 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Baseball 3; Prom Host 2. ROGER LAV ERN HUFFMAN—Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3. REBECCA JO JORGENSEN—Pep Club 13,4; Band 13,3,4; Student Librarian 2,3,4; Declam 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,4; SPY Staff 1; ASEO 3,4; FH A 1. DONNA MARIE KAISER—Student Librarian 3,4; Declam 13; Girls’ Track 1,3; Letter Winner 1,3; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4. JOHN DAVID KINZIE—Football 13,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Letter Winner 2,3,4. WANDA SMITH LEHM AN—Girls' Basketball 1,2; Declam 1; FHA 13; Mixed Chorus 13,3; Glee Club 13- PATRICIA JOANNE LETT—FHA 3,4. TERES A MARIE MAILANDER—Girls’ Basketball 1; Pep Club 3; Student Council 4; Student Librarian 2,3,4; Declam 1,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; SPY Staff 1,2,3; SPARTAN Staff 2; National Honor Society 4; Sweetheart Attendant 4; ASEO 4; Class Officer 2,3; Mixed Chorus 23,4; Glee Club 13,4; Prom Server 2. M ARGARET LEE MEHLMANN—Pep Club 13,3,4; Declam 13,3,4; SPY Staff 2,3,4; FHA 13; Manager of Girls’Basketball 1; Majorette 1,2. TIMOTHY CRAIG MILLER—Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Declam 2,3,4; Debate 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Prom Server 2. NANCY ANN OHMS—Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attend- ant 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Declam 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; SPY Staff 1; National Honor Society 3,4; ASEO 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 13.3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. KEVIN ALAN PAULSEN—Football 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. BETTY KAY PEDERSEN JAMES LYLE PETERSEN—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 13; Homecoming Attendant 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 133 4. MICHAEL TODD RABE—Student Librarian 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Glee Club 13; Prom Server 2. DONNA KAY REED—Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SPY Staff 4; SPARTAN Staff 4; Quill Scroll 4; Girls Track 1,3; FHA 1,2; Letter Winner 133 4; Class Officer 1; Girls’ Softball 1,2; Prom Hostess 2. CHARLES W ESLEY RLGGLES—Football 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 13,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,4; Cross Country 1,2. BERNICE LYNN SCOTT—Student Librarian 2,3,4; Deciam 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4. CLARK LEE SHANNON—Football 3; Wrestling 1,2; Homecom- ing Attendant 2; Student Council 4; Declam 2,3,4; Debate 2,3,4; SPY Staff 2; Class Officer 3; Letter W’inner 2,3; Prom Server 2. J ANIECE MAE SIMON—Girls' Basketball 1; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; SPY Staff 2,3 4; SPY Staff Co-Editor 4; Quill Scroll 3.4; ASEO 2,4; FH A 133; Class Officer 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Prom Server 2. MAX DONALD SMITH—Band 13 3,4; Drama Club 4; Class Of- ficer 3. 70 Senior Repertoire VIRGINI A LEE STEELE—Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Librarian 2,3; Declam 1,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; SPARTAN Staff 2,4; SPARTAN Staff Co-Editor 4; Quill Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4; ASEO 2,3; Letter Winner 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Accompanist 3,4; Girls’Softball 2,3. NANCY KAY STl ETELBERG— Drama Club 2,3,4; FHA 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. BARBARA ANN SULLIVAN—Drama Club 2,3,4; FHA 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. GENE ROGER SUPLEE—Football 4; W restling 3; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dec lam 1,2,3; Debate 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; ASEO 2,3; Letter W'inner 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. MARGARET KAY THOMPSON—Declam 1,2,3; Drama Club 4; Glee Club 1; Girls’ Track 1. RITA ANN W'ATERS—Band 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Librarian 3,4; Declam 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; SPY Staff 1,2,3,4; SPY Staff Co-Editor 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sweetheart Attendant 4; ASEO 2,3,4; (’lass Officer 4; Prom Server 2; DAR Award 4. CLARICE ANN W HEATLEY—Drama Club 3,4; FH A 4; Glee Club 1,2. DARLENE KAY WILLI AMS—Student Librarian 4; Drama Club 3,4; Girls’ Track 3; FHA 3,4; Atlantic High School 1,2. JULIANA W INTHER—Girls' Basketball 1; Declam 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2. 71 •__fg? • And the students bowed and prayed To the SPARTAN idol they made And the sign flashed out its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said: the words of the SPARTANS are written on the classroom walls and AHS halls; And whisper the ‘Sounds of Silence.’ 72