Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

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5 L Q 5 EM, Y it ,K ts ,Va M n ,EQ Susan Howard, Shellie Nelson, 1. Chuck VVhiteman and Monty Lee dis- play their debate ability. 2. Debaters Io Lynn Southard, Karl Catlin, and Rosie Reimer diligently obtain evidence in the debate room. 3. Kathryn Reinertson performs her dramatic acting selection. 4. Donna Rold, Kathryn Reinertson, and Kristine Wickman share a joke while awaiting their Speech Contest re- sults. 5. Clark Pellett peers through the de- bate room decorations after receiving accep- tance to Harvard. R D Rold Kate Reinertson Diane Rourick, Some of those participating in Speech Contest are: First ow: anna , , and Karl. Catlin. Second: Patrice Dimig, Debbie Rourick, Kristine Wickrnan, Marilyn Maxwell, Chuck Whiteman. if Flys t 2 anu -gpm.

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Forensics Speaks for Itself Students participated in all scopes of Speech Contest this year at district in Anita on February 26 and state in Sidney on March 14. Fourteen students proceeded onto state contest by getting I's at district. Eight students received I's at state with four of those awarded outstanding speaker awards. Debaters this year participated in twenty-two debates in Iowa and Nebras- ka. They received eleven trophies and helped spread Atlantic's debating rec- ognition throughout the state. Four Atlantic debaters advanced to the IHSSA tournament and reached the finals. The top debaters of the Atlantic team re- ceived fourth place in the NFL tour- nament and failed to reach the finals in the IFL tournament. HM , A . tk ,.,....,, v, -. 1- ,E. f,-- A i if Wet .gy ' Nair, khL,,2' r ,. Elgin MH, A -1. . ws:-,, t ,ff , 45 meg f Debaters this year are: First Row: Penny Miller, Pam Ferrell, Susan Howard, and Mon L Seqond: Io Lynn -Southard, Rosie Reimer, Kathy Six, Scott Deter, and Chuck Whiilyemjdl Tlurd: Renee Wohlenhaus, Annette Patterson, Karl Catlin, Debbie ,Rom-ick, and Calvin Chl-ig- tensen. Absent from picture are: Randy Goff, Sheryl Knuth, Rick Mason, Clark Pellett Kevin Hluitt, and Craig Sielaff. ' .L ,,gwa.'xzm. FN.. , ,G AM ky

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This year's freshmen musicmakers are: First Row: Kathy Cornwell, Laurie Reinertson, Iudy Lyon, Kathy Ellingson, Shirley Nichols, Nancy Christensen, Barbara Pedersen, and Kathy Mauer. Second: Penny Miller, Carol Bebensee, Sharon Kerr, Kim Reason, jo Dee Frantz, jean Morton, Marcia Bartels, Elizabeth Hair, Sheila Newberg, Denise Mathisen, Ricky Mauk, Bill Harris, Renita Pauley, and Rosie Ann Reimer. Third: Joni Bell, Pam Lane, David Jensen, Debbie Olsen, Director Arthur Meyer, Randy McNeese, Collins Cutler, Gary Olsen, Steve Millikan, Kelly Wise, Lynn Larsen, Dan McDennott, Marilyn Hansen, Jeff Winston, Sarah Johnson, Mitch Christensen, Nick Knuth, and Bob Wood. Freshmen Make Their Own Kind of Music There was a total of eighty-six fresh- men comprising the Prep Band and Mixed Chorus this year. Under the di- rection of Mr. Meyer and Miss Wright, these eager freshmen worked diligently practicing and rehearsing to perform for 800 Club Concerts and assemblies. I- 1. Both playing saxophone, David Jensen and Debbie Olsen concentrate on contributing to the over-all band performance. 2. Along with everyone else, Dan McDermott finds himself busy setting up for rehearsal. 3. Warming up before getting down to work, the freshmen chorus run through their scales. 4, Bob Wood heads the comet section.