Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

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Seniors Are Great, But We Already Know lt The National Honor Society assembly was held on May 10, 1976. Five seniors and nine juniors were inducted by the old members who w'ore either suits or formals. The opening was given -by Kirk Wickman, president, and a speech was given by Dr. Keith Swanson. Sarah Wohlenhaus, secretary, introduced each new member. Class night was held on May 25, 1976 to honor the outstanding seniors of the class and to award the departmental awards. Outstanding in the field are the candidates for Outstanding Girl and Boy are First Row: Jan Kremer, Sarah Wohlenhaus, recipient, Judy Boots, Second: Kirk Wickman, Mark Johnson, Mike Overton, and Jack Bunce, recipient. Kirk Wickman, senior class president, presents Mr. Eblen with a flag from the Class of '76. 22 Winners of Departmental Awards are First Row: Cindy Esbeck, Outstanding Business Achievement, Judy Boots, D.A.H. Citizenship, Diane Smith, Betty Crocker Homemaking, Second: Kirk Wickman, American Citizenship, Tam- mie Ferguson, John Philip Sousa Band, Dwight Williams, Choral Music, and Terry Frisbie, Dekalb Agricultural Accomplishment. Delegates to Boys' and Girls' State during the Summer of 1975 are Jack Bunce, Judy Boots, and Todd Pellett. Salutatorian, Mike Overton, Valedictorian, Kirk Wickman, and Salutatox-ian, Jan Kremer, pose with their trophies.

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Student Council: Guardian Of Student Rights This year the Student Council accomplished several major projects. After years of work by the council, the school board finally approved the con- struction of a school sign. The sign will be in the shape of a trojan head to be located on Linn Street. Five members of the student council went on an exchange day, where they visited Red Oak and 'Shenandoah high schools. The Student Council also provided a stereo for the lunch room. - The council also sponsored a mini-course day, which was approved by the administration. Students took part in ping-pong, ballroom dancing, archery, tennis, Crocheting, bicycling and various other in- teresting and practical courses. The Students Rights Committee, along with the Iowa Civil Liberties Union, opposed the Board of Education concerning the board policy on smoking and drinking. On May 11, 1976, the board changed its policy to a more acceptable policy, to both the committee and the I.C.L.U. Overall most student council members were pleased with their accomp- lishments and hoped that this year was the begin- ning of a trend.

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.......,m , Old members of NHS are First Row: Toni Robinson, Iudy Boots, Anne Lynam, Annette Mallette, Sarah Wbhlenhaixs, Seo- giri: j5cikrtBunce, Todd Pellett, Kirk Wiclcman, Allen Friday, Doug Cooper, and Dan Mason. Absent from the picture is 1 e e on. Top 1092: of Class t Glen Bailey Judy Boots lack Bunce Mike Claggett Cynthia Dean Kathy Freese Steve Iepperson Karelyn Kemp Ian Kremer Annette Mallette Mike Overton Todd Pellett Cindy Placzek Toni Robinson Sheila Smith Kirk Wickman New members of NHS are First Row: Kelley Bateman, Mary MoD tt, I ' C k, S M Nary, Becky Nelson, Peggy - Jensen, Second: Mark Karwal, Jim Humphrey, Ian Kremer, Mark efdl11?1son,ax:rid Ifwgight uvsailliarzs. Absent from the picture Sarah Wohlenhaus are Julie Patterson, Greg Younger, and Sue Tyler. 1976 Members of Quill and Scroll are First Row. Kirk Wickman, Todd Pellett, Jack Bunce, Second: Sheila Smith, Judy Boots, Mike Overton, Sarah Wohlenhaus, Iulie Hoilien, Anne Lynam, Third: Dwight Williams, Allen Friday, giariorie Schnackel, Dawn Stangl, Kathy Freese, Nancy Hoffmarm, Toni Robinson, Fourth: Larry Lambertson, and Barb amp. KEY WEST. 5 ggi ,