Aplington Community School - Panther Yearbook (Aplington, IA)

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We, the senior track girls, will our many trophies to Mr. Bullock. I, Cinda Wessels, will my blue rambler to Darrow Uhlenhopp. One of these days yours won't heal itself. I, Kim Dix, will my 4:58 mile to Eldon Muller. That's minutes, Eldon. I, Jake Koop, will my radiator to Mr. Nevenhoven. It steams, too. I, Julie Stephenson, will my Pocket Dictionary of Australian Slang to Mr. Hultman. We, Clareen Best, Inez Schipper, Clarice Poley, and Sondra Sents, will our ability to find and resist temptation on the senior trip to Jean Limburg, Jocelyn Ubben, Mar- garet I-Iarken, and Chris Dohrman. I, Joyce Dekker, will my natural curly hair to DeWayne Behrends. It's better than no hair at all. We, the senior chorus members, will Mrs. Mellema a pretty new dress to go with her many other pretty dresses. We, the senior class, will our many abilities to Mr. McKee. We hope you can con- tinue operations without us. We, the senior class, will our excellent behavior on the senior trip to the junior class. You'll need it! I, Kim Dix, will a master copy of my make-up slip to Carol Koop. Now you won't have to write them out anymore. We, the seniors, will our new language acquired at Maxwell Street to Mrs. Sommers. I, Margaret Lindaman, will my sewing ability to LaVerne Wolff. Now you can sew all your FFA awards on your coat. I, Merle Schipper, will my barn to Mr. DeVault. It sure does hold a lot of hay! ! I, Janet Oelmann, will my ability to survive in Bookkeeping to my brother, Alan Oel- mann. I, Gaylen Winterberg, will my love for Parkersburg people to Jolene Spree. Don't for- get the chapstick. I, Kris Kooi, will my attempt to stay in touch with certain Aplington people to Steve Barnett. You'll need it next year. We, the senior boys, will our places on the bleachers to Mr. Mellema. Don't fall asleep. We, the senior English class, will our overdue books to Mrs. Grobe. Keep those coins coming in. I, John Hildebrand, will my track ability willed to me last year to Dean Brouwer. Don't try too hard, Mr. Bullock. I, Sharon Schipper, will my place on the post office bench to Karla Finger. Don't wait too long for the U.S. male. I, Laureen Meyer, alias Reeny Rabbit, will my ability to hop over hurdles to Linda Meyer. Keep it in t.he family. I, Marty Maifield, will my Spic and Span to Gary Henricks. Now all you need is the span, Spic. I, Jake Koop, will myself to Terri Abbas. I, Marilyn Lindaman, will my speed on the turf to Bruce Lindaman. Let's have a little hustle, Bruce. We, the senior Aggies, will our fun on field trips to the Junior Aggies. That should keep Mr. Halstead jumping. We, David Muller and Melinda Harken, will our bicycle built for two to Mr. Kuhens. Now you can bring one of your boys to school too. We, the senior girls, will our short skirts to Mrs. Steffen. I, Charlotte Mennen, will my outspoken characteristics to Debbie Smith. I9

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Class Will We, the Senior English Class, will our ability to pull through trying times in English 1, I, I, I, I, 1, Class to the Juniors taking English IV. You'll need it! Charlotte Mennen, alias Chuck, will my tutu ballet dress to Vicki Hemmen. Colette Cuvelier, will my ability to get along with Mr. Schwarz to Jacque Schoene- man. Bill Kampman, will my eating ability to Dick Bode. Bernita VanderWerf, will Stan's bicycle that was willed to me last year back to Carol Shoemaker. Joel Frey, will my loyalty to one to Chris Dohrman. Clarice Poley, will my quiet shy manner to Joyce Winterburg. We, the Bookkeeping Class, will our vast knowledge of bookkeeping to Mrs. Olsen. L I, L We're sure it will be of help. Mona Huisinga, will my pink slip to Mr. Schwarz. Russell Willeke, will my negatives to Dave Willis. Dave Muller, will my place in Harken's garage to Randy Everts. We, Bill Kampman and Roger Geiken, will our sledding ability to Mary Franken. May you have more ups than downs. We, Judy Eilderts and Mona Huisinga, will our ability to break test tubes to Dale I, I, L Kroon. Gaylen Winterberg, will my many cars to Jean Limburg. Now maybe you can shake the bug. Merle Schipper, will my many hogs to Donavan Manifold. Have to keep you pitch- ing. Pat Simkins, will my Sth hour games to Mr. Koehler. We, the lovers of '69, will our places in the hall to Mr. DeVault. I, I, Larry Koppedryer, will my excess facial hair to Ken Ostercamp. Watch the brush fires. Kevin Frey, will my beautiful voice to Mr. Kooi. You've got the heighth! We, Roger Byl and Glenn Frey, will our seats in science class to Mary Meyer. We, JoAnn Eiklenborg and Joyce Heitland, will our out-of-town boyfriends to Linda I, I, Flesner and Debra Meyer. Arlan Schaap, will my ability to keep the basketball books straight to Alan Meyer. Karen Meyer, will my good student rating to Marvin Wooldridge. We, Paulette Muller and JoAnn Eiklenborg, will our hot lunch jobs to Diane Eckhoff. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, W I, 1, Good luck next year. Roger Geiken, will my sly, sneaky manner to Mr. Hultman. Now maybe you won't get caught by the house detective. Barbara Ayers, will my smog goggles, courting hat, and mating call to Cinda Mani- fold. I hope you have better luck than I did. Vicki Pruisner, will my 7 years perfect attendance to Marvin Wooldridge. Bob Ostercamp, will my greasy kid stuff to Steve Sessler. Maybe that will keep the curls down. Paulette Muller, will my sock it to me shirt to Mr. Schwarz. Frances Abbas, will my candid camera to Mary Limburg. Keep the teachers smiling. Dave Stukenberg, will my quiet, well-behaved manner to Brenda Groeneveld. From one loyal Baptist to another. Melinda Harken, will my ability to go steady with a football player and still keep Mr. DeVault happy to Margaret I-larken. Good luck. e, Marcia Hook and Cinda Wessels, will our singing ability to Darla Harms and Eileen Harms. We need some good soprano replacements. Craig Henricks, will my hot 6 to John Card. Larry Koppedryer, will my long hours working on English themes to Virginia Best. Cool it! I8

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Senior Trip On Thursday, April 24, the Senior class left for Chicago. At 11:00 that evening, they arrived at the Palmer House, their temporary living quarters. On Friday, the class toured the Board of Trade, Science and Industry Building, enjoyed a boat ride, and had a formal dinner at Marina City. The scene from the Prudential Building of forty stories was a sight not easily forgotten. Saturday, the seniors toured Maxwell Street, the Museum of Natural History, the Wax Mu- seum, Skid Row, and the O'Hare Airport. The long trip home ended many memorable moments for the Seniors of '69. Do we want Chicken A-La- King or Chopped Steak? Awaiting the long trip home. What's next on the itinerary ?'