Audubon High School - Wheeler Yearbook (Audubon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

AUDUBON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL AUDUBON, IOWA Activities . . Athletics . . Music........ Organizations Academics . Seniors . . . T Memoriam What does one say about a man like Jim Hill? What can one say of a man who laughed and enjoyed the sound of that laughter, a man that took no greater joy from life than making someone smile, a man that shared a little bit of him- self with everyone he knew and yet kept his worries to himself? But should one say anything—or should they just re- member? N4 Activities Thursday Night’s Now hear this... I still like stuffed olives. Audubon’s own Michelangelo Thursday night’s blazing bonfire set AHS’s students afire with spirit, pep, and anticipation of the coming festivities. Audubon’s ten lively cheerleaders led the crowd in rous- ing school cheers. Co-captains Kirk McLaughlin and Mike Garber gave inspiring pep talks to a crowd of eager enthusi- asts and climaxed the evening by throwing the dummy into the blaze. The remainder of the evening was spent as students fran- tically tried to prepare their floats for tomorrow’s competi- tion. Enthusiasm But it looks like a birdcage to me. Shape up or I’ll let you do the whole float yourself. Hey Wheelers, you’re great. Why didn’t we buy colored napkins? Next! . . . Sets Off a Winning Spirit The Wheeler marching band led the ’67 Homecom- ing parade of queen candidates, floats, coaches, and cheerleaders. The parade was one of the longest AHS has ever had, as classes and clubs exhibited their ingenuity in creat- ing new ideas. The Lettermen’s Club created a new sen- sation with their version of the reclamation of the ol’ victory wagon. “The third time’s the charm” applied to the Seniors as they came up with the winning float, “We Nude We’d Win”. The Juniors received second followed by the Sophomores. Fortunately the rain stopped long enough for the AHS marching band to put on a halftime show to re- member. The Homecoming week was brought to a cli- max as Queen Vickie and her court, Janet McCune, Mar- lene Eddy, Judy Sornson, and Mary Weber were escor- ted on to the field by Dave McLaughlin, Greg Off, Fred Hansen, John Madsen, and Dave Abildtrup. Even the wet weather could not dampen the Wheel- er spirit as they came off the field with a 20-6 victory over the Sac City Indians. A night of music provided by the FORTUNES ended the 1967 AHS Homecoming festivities. is AUDUBON PRODUCE BROADWAY TAVERN “Web of Murder” Cast: S. Madison, M. Musfeldt, C. Smith, P. Klever, M. Dulin, D. Struve, D. Christensen, L. Knudsen, N. Ju- elsgaard. Nora, The Housekeeper Stephanie Osterman . . Minerva Osterman . . . Mary Hamilton......... Keith Latimer......... Belle Hamilton....... Pete Martinelli....... Dr. Adler............ The Man............... The Director.......... The first of the two all-school plays was a “Who done it?” mys- tery-comedy, containing elements of laughter in a solution of murders, spiders, and surprises. Inexperience was certainly no handicap for this, as they made up for this weakness by use of perserverance, enthusiasm, and in- finite bursts of energy. “Would you believe Gyp- sy Rose Lee?” . . . Lora Knudsen . . . Cathy Smith . . Michaele Dulin Nancy Juelsgaard Dave Christensen Marilyn Musfeldt . . Steve Madison . . . . Don Struve . . . . Phil Klever . Norman Wilcox Mr. Wilcox serenely watches the play’s pro- gress. 16 “Now Auntie Minerva. Dave makes a last minute stab at memorizing his lines. ’'Web Of Murder” “You say there’s something in your eye, Phil?” Musfeldt, don’t you ever shut-up? 17 Some jobs require serious thinking. George Burchram Grace Burchram Loral Burchram Harley Burchram Farley.......... Teenie.......... Rita............ Larry Thomas . . Roger Ketch . . . Lippy Farrell. . . Moe............. Mrs. Mayard . . . Mrs. Rich....... Mrs. Stahl...... . . . . Don Struve . . . Cathy Smith . . . Kathy Hofer . . . Russ McCune . . . Mike Sunberg . . Paulette Joens . . . Joni Schmidt . . . . Ken Moeckl ......Mike Stiles . . Steve Madison . . Mark McLeran Mary Lou Broich . . Vicki Murdock . . . Linda Warren AHS Presents Sticky fingers Moe. CAM ROSS SIGNS CITY REALTY COSINE SUPPLY Button, button, who’s got the button? “Candloosa . . . Russ and his “comfy” chair. This all-school play combined the vital qualities of fun, non- sense, color, and “tongue-in-cheek” humor to produce an enter- taining night of 3-act farcity. Colorful characterizations and excellent individual portrayals added to the successful spring production of THE GRASS THAT’S GREENER. I’m Harley,” “I’m Farley. DAIRY QUEEN DEBOTH FLORIST DON’S FEED STORE Dramatics Calendar Unfolds “Tom Sawyer” cast, ROW ONE: J. Schmidt, L. Warren, N. Juelsgaard, J. Koenig, R. Brown, BOTTOM ROW: R. Briggs, J. Smith, S. Arnold, T. Campbell, D. Kiser, K. Moeckl. “Tom Sawyer” director. Miss Dyann Long. “One more time and POW!” Mark Twain’s famous “white wash scene” was depicted in a de- lightful comedy by a cast of eleven AHS students. Tom Sawyer and his rascally gang relived their merry pranks under the direc- tion of Miss Dyann Long. “The Marriage Proposal”, with its cast of Diane Dominick, Phil Klever, and Don Struve, was set in Russia in the early 1900’s. The light comedy served to point up that a serious matter such as get- ting one’s daughter married, takes precedence over trivial neigh- borly differences. 20 W.J. DIXON LUMBER EMARINES COUNCIL BLUFFS with One-Acts” Mr. Hill directs “the Marriage Proposal”. “Oh no, he can’t be dead. Yes, you can marry my daughter.” Here’s mud in your eye. J. E. JENSEN, M. D. JOAN’S BEAUTY SHOP JOLENE’S KLIP KURL SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB, ROW ONE: P. Nelson, T. Flynn, P. Klever, G. Lindholm, B. Juelsgaard, K. Olsen. ROW TWO: M. Neary, A. Kurth, D. Frampton, Mr. Story, R. Hutchins, W. Nelson, D. Starman, D. Dominick, N. Juelsgaard, M. Broich. Speech Students Receive Three I’s at State DISTRICT SPEECH CONTESTANTS, II Ratings (front row): D. Dominick, in- terpretive prose; D. Starman, humorous declam; P. Nelson, expository address; J. Koenig, interpretive prose; A. Kurth, news announcing. (Not pictured): M. Stiles. I Ratings (second row): B. Bowen, dramatic declamation; G. Lind- holm, original oratory; D. Frampton, in- terpretive prose, humorous declamation; P. Klever, interpretive poetry; B. Juels- gaard, original oratory; N. Juelsgaard, interpretive poetry; K. Olsen, interpre- tive poetry. (Not pictured) W. Nelson, original oratory. Barb Juelsgaard—I rating at state in original oratory. The cast for the contest one act play, “Madame Butterfly”, standing: Rebecca Brown, Phil Garnet, Diane Dominick. SITTING: Dan Kiser, Michaele Dulin, Ken Moeckl. Phil Klever-I rating at state in interpretive poetry. Gail Lindholm—I rating at state in original oratory. All the top dogs meet to hash out the prom plans. The wrestling room is transformed into a strange new world of crepe paper, scissors, tape, wire, paint, etc... A Royal Mess Hi ho, hi ho, it’s off to work ... Even the AHS teach- ers took a hand in making the 1968 prom successful. Master of ceremonies, Phil Klever, put us at ease in our Roman surroundings. ■ --------------- 1 Rev. Davies, guest speaker, helped us appreciate a wonderful prom. NMd(cs The Combination Head Coach Keith Bunting confers with Co-captain Mike Garber. The Wheelers started their ’67 campaign by defeating a new opponent, Storm Lake. They continued their winning streak through the next three games defeating Carroll, Lake City, and Sac City. Hardships set in with a loss to Perry which ended the Wheelers’ 25-game winning streak. The next Friday night the conference champs, Harlan Cyclones, defeated the AHS gridders 7-21. Denison put the Wheelers down 21-27 the next week. The team pulled out of the Jefferson game with a start to a new winning streak, 21-7. The Wheelers put down the Vikings the next Friday at the “annual stomp Exira night!” Mike Garber was placed on the 7th All State team and was also 1st team all conference. Two other boys, Kirk McLaughlin and Charles Johansen, were first team all conference and also honorable mention All State. Three AHS boys received honorable mention all conference Jay McLeran, Joe Sklenar and Dan Gilbert. ROW ONE: Coach Gary Utsler, M. Garber , T. Rasmussen , J. McLeran , R. Lansman , D. Christensen , J. Sklenar , C. Johansen , D. Gilbert , B. James , F. Jorgensen , K. McLaughlin , Coach Keith Bunting. ROW TWO: Coach Jack Jones, Coach Bob Jensen, J. Sklenar, D. Campbell, S. Stetzel , P. Clemmensen , J. Frampton , R. Krauel , N. Bro , D. Hansen , A. Borkowski , S. Wahlert , C. Molgaard , D. Siemsen, D. Kuntzweiler, Coach Don Kristensen. Which Spelled Success Even our own men get in the way—huh, Garber? ROW THREE: S. Vaughn, P. Sornson, B. Ahrendsen, D. Wahlert, K. Christen- sen, J. Rollins, R. Gittins, J. Hansen, M. Sprock , C. Root , M. Stiles, M. Weber, J. Paulson, P. Neary. ROW ONE: L. Nielsen, N. Root, B. Ahrendsen, J. Jansen, M. Sprock, K. Christensen, J. Aagaard, D. Narigon. ROW TWO: M. Lindholm, P. Sornson, J. Sklenar, E. Inman, J. Jorgenson, B. Andersen, C. Root, Coach Robert Jensen. ROW THREE: T. Hanson, C. Frank, S. Vaughn, D. Ikerd, K. Bro, M. Zaiger, J. Rollins. ROW FOUR: J. Boyd, M. Weber, D. Buckholdt, J. Ed- wards, R. Gittins, D. Jorgensen. NOT SHOWN: Coach Gary Utsler. Jr. Varsity Proves Very Promising The AHS Jr. Varsity was a highly successful team. The first game they defeated Exira, 20-6. Then came defeat by Lake City, 0-7. The team jumped back for a win over Har- lan 13-6. Storm Lake defeated the Wheelers, 6-20. Then came three consecutive wins: Sac City 20-6, Denison 33-0, and Jefferson 32-19. Coach Robert Jensen felt that the team’s best effort was the win over Jefferson. Wheelers Have 6-3 Season, 4th in Conference, Extend Winning Streak to 25 Kirk McLaughlin makes a mighty effort. Mike Garber overcomes the odds and scores another 6 pts. STETZEL PLUMBING AND HEATING ABC CREDIT CORPORATION ROW ONE: R. Benton , M. Dominick, B. Clemsen , A. Campbell , M. Fett , W. Campbell , R. Petersen , D. Rasmussen, R. Nelsen. ROW TWO: R. Rustvold, T. Lewis, S. Deuel, D. Noelck, P. Joens, S. Madsen, J. Hess, P. Noelck, S. Baker, E. Ander- son, Coach Herb Karcher. Lettermen. Distance Runners Highly Successful Coach Herb Karcher described the ’67 Distance Runners as a dedi- cated group bound for future suc- cess. The Cross-Country boys gather- ed up victories over Harlan twice, and Atlantic once. They lost one meet to Atlantic. At the Clarinda Invitational the boys placed fourth. At the State Meet the one-mile team placed fif- teenth and the Cross-Country team placed twentieth. I Co-captains Byron Clemsen and Allen Campbell pose with Coach Herb Karcher. “If I don’t sink this one, the coach will have my hide.” Gwena Bogatzke out reaches her opponent for a crucial re- bound. Wheelerettes Hold “OK, girls, who took the Right Guard and left the team de- fensless?” 84 Dallas Center 48 70 Ar-WeVa 47 DON’S MEAT MARKET Many Honors Hard work, determination, and team spirit brought the Wheelerettes one of the greatest records in the school’s his- tory. Along with the help of their new coach Bruce Adkins, the girls downed their opponents 22 times out of 25 starts. The most heartbreaking loss came when Manilla halted the Wheelerettes’ crusade to the state tournaments by a one- point defeat. Dona Fenske was the outstanding player of the 67-68 team. Besides numerous other honors, Dona was named to the fifth all-state team by the DBS MOINES REGISTER. The season held many honors for the Wheelerettes. They were invited to the Christmas tournament at Everly, where they played Everly, then the number one team in the state, and lost by only five points. They were also one of the eight girls’ teams invited to the State Coaches’ Clinic at Des Moines. Council Bluffs asked the girls to play at the open- ing of the Abraham Lincoln Field House. AHS also hosted the Southwest Iowa Coaches’ Clinic. Encouragement, enthusiasm, guidance, and protest are all part of the coach’s job. ROW ONE: K. Ahrendsen, co-captain ; S. Boust , G. Bogatzke, co-captain ; D. Fenske , 1. Borkowski , D. Stiles , K. Mc- Laughlin . ROW TWO: Assistant Coach Doug Schuldt, K. Benton, J. Moreland, C. Borkowski. L. Schmidt, L. Byriel , M. Bar- ron, Coach Bruce Adkins. ROW THREE: Chaperone Joan Gearhart, C. Boust, V. McLaughlin. M. Lauritsen, J. Dorsey, C. Sand, J. Flynn, P. Jensen, J. Barnes, M. Wahlert, manager. ROW FOUR: C. Wanninger, manager; D. Frampton, V. Olsen, S. Johnson, K. Thompson, D. Starman, V. Kristensen, L. Hartvigsen, L. Jensen, L. Lebeck, manager. Lettermen. “it’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how many fouls you make,” says Gwena Bogat- zke. Kathy McLaughlin and Dona Fenske execute the art of team-work. Fenske Breaks Point “And away we go!” A moment’s rest for Laurie Byriei. Record with 73 Donna Stiles sets up for another Wheel- erette basket. High scoring Dona Fenske takes stance for another 2-points. Dona made a new school record by having an indivi- dual score of 73 points at the section- al tournaments. Pat goes up and above for another two points. Wheelers Place 2nd in Districts ROW ONE: J. Jensen , K. McLaughlin . M. Garber , P. Monahan , D. Gilbert , J. Aagaard , T. Rasmussen , R. Grotelusch- en . Manager, M. Ruddy. ROW TWO: D. Christensen, N. Bro. W. Campbell, M. Sprock. R. Petersen, J. Edwards, J. Hansen. G. Mendenhall, Manager, D. Rasmussen. ROW THREE: C. Frank, R. Hansen, D. Linn, M. Neary, J. Paulsen, J. Madsen, K. Christ- ensen, J. Aagaard, L. Nielsen, Manager M. Neary. ROW FOUR: K. Christensen, R. Rustvold, S. Miller, T. Hansen, K. Bro. M. Lindholm, Coach Robert Jensen, Coach Jack Jones. Lettermen. Coaches Jack Jones and Robert Jensen contemplate on the players’ next move. The AHS Boy’s basketball team finished their 67-68 cam- paign with 6 wins and 13 losses. The Wheelers made 41% of their field goal attempts, while their opponents made 40.5% of their attempts. The boys were guided in their games by two new coaches, Robert Jensen and Jack Jones. The Wheelers beat Atlantic for the first time in twenty- five years at the district tournaments in Harlan. The next night they were defeated by the Harlan Cyclones who went on to win the sub-state tournaments. Pat Monahan, captain, was the leading rebounder, coming down from the bang board with 294 rebounds. Teamwork + Effort Dan Gilbert makes a mighty effort for another 2 points. Mike Garber finds his height, inches short of the ball. Pat Monahan works the ball into the net for anoth- er 2 points. Atlantic’s Defeat Fat Monahan and Roger Groteluschen outnumber their op- ponent as they move in for a rebound. “All hands join and circle to the right.' Varsity line-up: T. Rasmussen, M. Garber, K. McLaughlin, D. Gilbert, P. Monahan, J. Jensen, D. Christensen, J. Aagaard, R. Groteluschen. GROTELUSCHEN IMPLEMENT Sectional champion, district champion, and State con- tender, A1 Borkowski came out of the ’68 season with 18 wins and 3 losses. Wrestlers End 5 10 23 37 36 38 2 12 25 18 36 29 WRESTLING SQUAD, ROW ONE: C. Christensen, M. Fett, R. Root. ROW TWO: Coach Karcher, T. Bauer, M. Kauel, D. Noelck. 44 RAY’S FEED SERVICE ROBERT’S FEED AND SEED Season with 6-6 Record Coaches Herb Karcher and Jerry Karnes led the wrestlers to their most victorious season since 1963. The AHS grap- plers came out of the season of dual meets with six wins and six losses. The Wheelers were champions of the section- al tournaments. The team placed fifth at the Audubon Invitational and sixth at the Corning Invitational. They earned sixth place at the district tournament. Allen Borkowski was the district heavyweight champion, going on to compete in the state tournaments. He had an 18-3 season. Delbert Christensen, 154, and Randy Krauel, 145, were elected captains for the team. Coach Karcher felt that this year’s group of boys was one of consistent quality and dedication. He has high hopes for the 68-69 team (wrestlers). Co-6aptain, Marcel Fett, struggling for an escape. ROW ONE: R. Krauel, D. Siemsen, J. Frampton, A. Borkowski, C. Root, D. Christensen, B. Clemsen, P. Sornson, N. Root. ROW TWO: P. Elmquist, J. Rollins, D. Abildtrup, R. Benton, S. Madsen, S. White, J. Boyd, D. Madsen, P. Noelk, D. Nari- gen, J. Sishc, R. Anderson, Mr. Jerry Karnes, Assistant Coach. READY MIX The Team Struggles on Craig Christensen tries hard for a pin. Wiggle to left, wiggle to the right, turn him over and we’ll win tonight!” Paul Sornson, sophomore, holds down his opponent. Borkowski District Champ Freshman, Neil Root, uses his strength to outwit his foe. Marcel Fett is fishing for a “guillotine’' AI Borkowski, sophomore, heaves the shot put. “But, this suit is awful baggy!” Co-captain Frank Jorgensen estab- lished two new records in the high and low hurdles. Mike Garber was a record setter in the 220 yard dash and partici- pated with Jeff Hansen, Jim Kerwin, and Tom Rasmussen in setting a record in the 880 yard relay. Tom Rasmussen also topped the previous long jump rec- ord. Dan Gilbert threw the shot put 48’6' 4” to put his name on the “record holder’s” list. Allen Campbell was also on the list with a record in the 2 mile run. Co-captain Paul Clemmensen and Frank Jorgensen led the 24 track boys through the season with Coaches Keith Bunting, Bruce Adkins, Robert Jensen, and Gary Utsler guiding them. Coaches Gary Utsler and Keith Bunting confer during the Wheeler Relays. Seven School What do you call that step, Mike? ROW ONE: J. Sklenar , P. Clemmensen , K. McLaughlin , M. Garber , F. Jorgensen . ROW TWO: D. Campbell , A. Camp- bell , J. Jensen , T. Rasmussen , P. Klever. ROW THREE: J. Aagaard, A. Borkowski, N. Bro , D. Cerke, M. Weber, D. Gil- bert , ROW FOUR: R. Rustvold, J. Sklenar , J. Hansen , M. Sprock, C. Root , M. Lindholm. ROW FIVE: D. Howland, C. Frank, K. Christensen, N. Root. Letter winners. Records Fall to ’67-’68 Team Lighter Moments of Track “And here we have Mutt Jeff!” “Actually, the trick is call levitation . . . Coach Jensen calls orders to the team clowns. “Run, Paul! You can catch ’em; I know you can!” Nicki Rasmussen, Co-Captain; Kathy Craig, Assistant Coach; Joan Gear- hart, Coach; Becky James, Co-Captain. Girls Place Second at State GIRL’S GOLF TEAM, ROW ONE: J. Nielsen, M. Peterson, M. Barron, J. Barnes, V. Kristensen, L. Hartvigsen, S. Lans- man, V. Olsen, P. Joens. ROW TWO: L. Gregerson, L. Schmidt, M. Lauritson, G. Lindholm, R. Brown, G. Bogatzke, I. Borkowski, M. Dreier, J. Sornson, S. Boust. 51 Nikki Rasmussman carefully aims at the little white ball. ROW ONE: L. Nielsen, T. Lewis, J. Madsen, N. Root, J. Bergman. ROW TWO: M. Dominick, T. Hansen, M.Mcleran.S. Wors- ter, G. Dominick, S. Vaughn, R. Petersen, 1. Wessling. ROW THREE: M. Ruddy, R. Clemmensen, J. Smith, R. Nelsen, K. Bro, D. Rasmussen, K. Christensen, J. Rollins, S. Duel. Conference Champs, 6th in State Coach Jack Jones and Captain Bill James. The Wheeler golf team, coached by Mr. Jack Jones, won the Midwest Conference title for the third year in a row. Last year’s champions placed sixth at this year’s state meet. They were district champions and runners-up at sectionals. The team ended the season with eleven wins and two losses for dual meets. Bill James was chosen as captain for the golfers. Freshman Jim Madsen was the only underclassman to let- ter. The senior boys who lettered were Bill James, Ross Clemmensen, Roger Groteluschen, Fred Hansen, John Mad- sen, and Pat Monahan. Industrious Athletes Receive MIKE GARBER Football: 4 letters Co-captain 3351 yds. rushing 283 tackles 224 points 1st team all SWI non-pareil Hon. mention all SW1 WORLD HERALD 1st team all Mid-West conference Basketball: 3 letters 224 total points 187 rebounds Track: 3 letters school record 220 sprint relays broad jump qualified for state meet Baseball: 4 letters catcher .356 Batting average Mike and Kirk congratulate each other after being awarded co-Athlete of the Year recognition. Honors for Hard Work kirk McLaughlin Football: 4 letters co-captain 80 tackles 1756 yds. passing 182 pts. Hon. mention all-state IDPA 3rd team all SWI non-pareil 2nd team all Conf. Offensive - 1966 1st team all Conf. Defensive -1967 Basketball: 3 letters 800 total points 128 rebounds Track: 3 letters Middle distance relays 5th state indoor pole vault Baseball: 4 letters pitcher .305 batting average DONA FENSKA Basketball: 1133 total points for ’68 season Ave. 45.3 This was 4th high in the state 144 rebounds Leading forward rebounder 5th team all-state 2nd team Southwest Iowa 3 letters Set school record for individual game with 73 pts. in ’68 season. FARMER’S FEED MILLING PETER FREDRICKSEN SONS KRAFT CLOTHING Band Places Fourth at Red River During the past year the AHS Marching Band was busy performing at the 1. Red River Exhibition 2. Iowa State Fair 3. Six summer Concerts 4. Six football games 5. All-State Festival 6. Western Iowa Band Festival 7. Student assemblies 8. Veteran’s Day program 9. Scout court of honor 10. Three public concerts 11. Greenfield High School A G FARM BUREAU ANDERSON PLUMBING HEATING AUDUBON FURNITURE MART It’s play along with Mr. Bourne time. Mona is our pretty entry in the Western Iowa Band Festival queen contest. The key word is to get or- ganized. Wheelers introduce themselves to Canada. KRAFT CLOTHING NATIONAL FOOD STORE MARV’S CLOVER FARM 59 Energetic Is the Flag twirlers, STANDING: Su- zie Clemmensen, Janet Mc- Cune, Kathy Hofer, KNEEL ING: Kim Coffman, Jane Moreland. 60 Synonym for Our Band Tune up—it’s concert time at Winnipeg. Mr. Bourne raises his gift with pride. ‘Night all” The new Canadians have a brief moment of unsched- uled time. 61 CONCERT BAND, ROW ONE: C. Davitt, C. Levis, V. Murdock, K. Jensen, D. Fenske, J. Schmidt. ROW TWO: M. Peter- sen, J. Koenig, T. Friedrichsen, P. Joens, M. Gale, G. Behrens, C. Fenske, G. Lindholm, M. Dustin. ROW THREE: C. Bor- kowski, B. Hofer, M. Musfeldt, D. Jensen, D. Snyder, C. Roberts, M. Zaiger, R. Hansen, D. Struve, M. Stewart, A. Campbell, K. Moeckl, D. Madsen. ROW FOUR: S. Baker, P. Huffman, M. McCleran, B. Graham, W. Nissen, E. Hansen, B. Bowen, W. Zimmerman, R. Brown, B. Andersen, B. Clemsen, J. Smith, S. St. Peter, K. Christensen. ROW FIVE: J. Moreland, J. Barnes, J. Jorgenson, C. Hansen, B. Goeken, J. Sornson, D. Rasmussen, J. Nielsen, M. Stiles, D. Christensen. Nicki Rasmussen and Jeff Jensen practice hard to do well. Don Struve, winner of the John Philip Sousa Award. 62 JORGENSEN TRANSPORTATION McCORT’S COFFEE SHOP McFADDEN FUNERAL HOME CONCERT BAND, ROW ONE: L. Hansen, B. Hansen, L. Warren, B. Haner, V. Kristensen, K. Coffman. ROW TWO: G. Mad- sen, S. Johnson, L. Byriel, J. Jacobsen, D. Patten, P. Rasmussen, P. Wiges, P. Jensen, S. Lansman. ROW THREE: L. Jensen, S. Madison, C. Heuss, P. Madsen, T. Campbell, R. Lansman, C. Wendt, C. Kraft, R. Dreier, R. Brown, D. Stiles. ROW FOUR: D. Campbell, I. Borkowski, B. Miller, J. Jensen, C. Nielsen, W. Madsen, S. White, G. Fancher, S. Worster, L. Wenig, L. Camp- bell, K. Campbell, D. Stone. ROW FIVE: J. Sishc, J. Cortner, N. Rasmussen, M. Lauritsen, J. Christensen, D. Kiser, I. Wessling, Mr. Bourne, Director. The Band Is Busy at Home As Well “Hard at work?” BAND OFFICERS, ROW ONE: Barb Miller, senior repre- sentative; Judy Sornson, secretary-treasurer; Kathy Jensen, junior representative. ROW TWO: Craig Fenske, president; Keith Christensen, freshman representative; Gary Fancher, sophomore representative; Jeff Jensen, vice-president. 63 Ensembles TROMBONE QUARTET: Carl Nielsen, Jeff Jen- sen, Ila Borkowaki, Barb Miller. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE, ROW ONE: Jackie Barnes, Bill Goeken, Dirk Rassmussen, Marla Jo Stewart. ROW TWO: Jane Moreland, Joy Nielsen, Judy Sornson. FRENCH HORN QUARTET, FRONT TO BACK: Susan Johnson, Joan Jacobsen, Laurie By- riel, Gary Madsen. FLUTE QUARTET, LEFT ROW: Kathy Jensen, Dona Fen- ske, RIGHT ROW: Joni Schmidt, Colleen Davitt. PETERSEN-EVANS AGENCY LARRY NIELSEN HOG MARKET JAMES RAMSEY, D.D.S. Receive I’s SAXOPHONE SEXTET: Lois Campbell, Kathy Campbell, Dale Stone, Gary Fancher, Paul Madsen, Scott White. CLARINET CHOIR, ROW ONE: B. Hofer, J. Koe- nig. ROW TWO: M. Gale, P. Joens, T. Friedrichsen, C. Kraft, R. Dreier. ROW THREE: M. Petersen, R. Brown, G. Behrens. TRUMPET TRIO: Mark Zaiger, Don Struve, Randy Hansen. FLUTE TRIO: Colleen Davitt, Vicki Murdock, Cheryl Levis. 65 BRASS CHOIR, ROW ONE: J. Moreland, M. Stewart, B. Miller, J. Jacobsen, L. Byriel. ROW TWO: C. Nielsen, J. Jensen, A. Campbell, K. Moeckl, D. Struve, I. Wessling, D. Kiser, M. Stiles. BRASS QUINTET: Mark Zaiger, Jeff Jensen, Susan Johnson, Carl Niel- sen, Don Struve. Randy, Joan, and Carl watch the picture taking with interest. 66 SOUTHSIDE WELDING J. W. SUTCLIFFE, D.V.M. SIEDELMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. DIVISION I INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS, ROW ONE: J. Schmidt, C. Davitt, C. Kraft, D. Patten, J. Moreland. ROW TWO: I. Borkowski, C. Levis, D. Struve, J. Smith, C. Wendt. WOODWIND QUINTET: J. Koenig, J. Jocobsen, P. Ras- mussen, C. Davitt, M. Dustin. The stage band shows off for the student body at an assembly. Pep band brings the crowd to its feet as it plays our school song. The Tijuana Brass made a good impression when they played for Honor’s night. RASMUSSEN HATCHERY SEARL’S CHEVROLET CO. TALBOT-CARLSON INC. MIXED CHORUS, ROW ONE: K. Hofer, L. Schmidt, K. Christensen, A. Sievers, L. Firebaugh, J. Koenig, D. Patten, T. Flynn, K. Campbell, L Wenig, P. Nelson, J. McCune, J. Flynn. ROW TWO: P. Huffman, B. Ramsey, C. Davitt, G. Jones, L. Hartvigsen, L. Cox, M. Kuntweiler, S. Nielsen, K. Scott, B. Hofer, R. Brown, D. Dominick, T. Jensen, D. Killeen, L. Budatz, J. Shaw, R. Dreier, C. Wendt, V. Andersen, J. Moreland, G. Lindholm, S. Boust, K. Andersen, D. Nelsen, S. Christensen, N. Duvall, J. Jorgenson. ROW THREE: S. Baker, T. Brader, K. Moeckl, J. Smith, K. Christensen, M. Krauel, G. Englin, S. Ar- nold, B. Talbot, D. Kiser, T. Campbell, J. Jorgenson, N. Nissen. Concerts, Contests, Constant Vocal music began the year with 112 students in the large mixed chorus. Auditions were held and a select group of 52 were chosen for the a cappella choir. In September, twenty students formed five mixed quartets and prepared to audition for member- ship in the All State Festival Chorus to be held November 2. Octo- ber found two of our students members of that group. They were Colleen Davitt and Gary Madsen. The vocal department then joined forces with the band to present a Thanksgiving Day con- cert for the student body. They then presented a Christmas con- cert consisting of solos, small groups, and the mixed chorus. Also in December, the cast for MY FAIR LADY was chosen. On March 15th and 16th it was presented to an enthusiastic crowd. The long hours of practice had made the show a complete success. The department made a fine showing at state contest with 1 divi- sion I rating and 17 division II ratings. 68 CRAMER INSURANCE AGENCY MIXED CHORUS, ROW ONE: K. Olsen, C. Bald, C. Eddy, L. Renftle, L. Campbell, P. Moeckle, V. Murdock, L. Warren, M. Broich, N. Asmus, C. Petersen, M. Dustin, F. Weeks. ROW TWO: P. Moeckl, N. Juelsgaard, J. Miller, J. Schmidt, S. Lansman, J. Christensen, M. Peterson, K. Ahrendson, J. Madsen, S. Johnson, C. Hutchins, J. Anderson, G. Behrens, J. Sornson. ROW THREE: D. Starman, M. Rath, C. Kjergaard, J. Dorsey, B. Burgher, M. Kjergaard, S. Petersen, D. Frampton, B. Juelsgaard, S. St. Peter, S. Madsen, J. Owen. ROW FOUR: M. Jensen, J. Madsen, C. Nielsen, W. Nelson, M. Vaughn, C. Nelson, G. Madsen, P. Klever, L. Byriel, J. Jacobsen, C. Smith, J. Christiansen, R. Hansen. Conditioning Constitute a Complete Calendar BAND OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Ter- ry Flynn, Sec.-Treas.; Kathy Hofer, S.S. Rep.; Colleen Davitt, Vice-Pres. BACK ROW: Becky Hofer, Fr. Rep.; John Madsen, Pres.; Kathy Scott, Jr. Rep.; Carl Nielsen, Sr. Rep.; Joan Jacobsen, Soph. Rep. D. R. BURGHER, INC. 69 A CAPPELLA CHOIR, ROW ONE: M. Dustin, C. Peterson, L. Schmidt, K. Campbell, C. Davitt, R. Brown, S. Lansman, S Johnson, J. Jacobsen, V. Murdock, S. St. Peter, J. Koenig. ROW TWO: K. Hofer, J. Sornson, K. Scott, S. Boust, M. Peter- sen, J. Madsen, D. Dominick, M. Kuntzweiler, S. Petersen, B. Lindholm, L. Byriel, J. Schmidt, J. Flynn. ROW THREE: K. Christensen, K. Moeckl, J. Smith, M. Vaughn, B. Burgher, J. Jorgenson, P. Moeckl, L. Budatz, G. Madsen, S. Baker, R. Han- son, B. Hoter, P. Huffman. ROW FOUR: G. Englin, W. Nelson, D. Kiser, J. Jorgenson, J. Madsen, M. Jensen, T. Campbell, S. Arnold, C. Nielson, B. Talbot, M. Krauel, K. Christensen, P. Klever. Versatility of Voice Gail Lindholm spends a lot of time at the piano. Mr. Patten coaches Colleen on her Cockney accent. 70 WILLIAM’S TRUCK LINE SUPER VALUE Why, that sounds delightful. lA man like you wouldn’t miss a few shillinV In Amazing Performances of “With a little bit of bloomin’ luck.’ 72 LANSMAN HYBRID ‘Why can’t a woman be more like a man?” My Fair Lady RALPH SHOEMAKER’S STANDARD SERVICE SOUTHWEST IOWA REAL ESTATE SIZER’S NURSERY Bright Berets Pep Club president, Jan McCune, looks into things. Back Wheelers An innovation in Pep Club this year was the intro- duction of six committees. These were membership, pep bus, publicity, skit, fund raising, and special events. These committees took care of all projects and activities sponsored by the Pep Club. This year’s activities included planning the Home- coming coronation, the football banquet, and the co- sponsoring of a teen-hop with the G.R.A. Pep Club members work diligently at football concessions. ROW ONE: J. Nielsen, K. Mathison, L. Kearney, A. Sievers, C. Kjergaard, J. McCune, K. Ahrendsen, S. Clemmensen, M Lauritsen, N. Talbot, M. Eddy, J. Sornson, J. Madsen, Mrs. Jorgensen, Sponsor. ROW TWO: D. Snyder, P. Plagman, N. Du- vall, S. Plagman, J. Schmidt, B. Haner, D. Petersen, C. Eddy, K. Olsen, L. Kult, M. Dreier, M. Kuntzweiler, L. Renftle, B. Goeken. ROW THREE: J. Huffman, K. Davis, D. Frampton, N. Juelsgaard, T. Kristensen, V. Murdock, J. Owen, J. Barnes, T. Nelson, B. Plagman, L. Fett, S. Stetzel, M. Musfeldt, L. Meaike, M. Petersen, L. Christensen. ROW FOUR: G. O’Doniel, P. Joens, C. Boust, L. Griffith, N. Railsback, C. Miller, V. Tessman, C. Killeen, P. Nelson, L. Byriel, R. Dreier, C. Levis, C. Christensen, H. Huffman, P. Poulsen, P. Petersen, S. Nielsen, G. Fancher. ROW FIVE: C. Christensen, D. Weins, K. Ander- sen, L. Meaike, P. Moeckl, D. Rath, C. Bald, V. Budatz, S. Boust, B. James, L. Gregersen, M. Wahlert, A. Heuss, K. Camp- bell, M. Dustin, M. Neary. ROW SIX: T. Bauer, P. Huffman, P. Noelck, S. O’Doniel, D. Rasmussen, M. Barron, M. Gale, J. Dorsey, J. Nelson, K. Thompson, V. Olsen, V. McLaughlin, J. Andersen, K. McLaughlin, M. Barron, K. Kerkhoff, M. Stiles. — We’ve Got VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, ROW ONE: J. Madsen, J. Nielsen, N. Talbot. ROW TWO: L. Kearney, K. Mathi- sen. ROW THREE: A. Sievers, C. Kjergaard, M. Eddy, M. Lauritsen, J. Sornson. A touch of readiness before the Wheelers break through for another victory. 78 KEARNEY PHARMACY Spirit” Cheerleaders were in charge of weekly pep Another duty for busy cheerleaders was cheering at wrestling meets, meetings during the fall and winter seasons. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEAD- ERS, FRONT: K. Olsen, B. Haner. VERTICAL ROW: L. Kult, D. Peter- sen, C. Eddy, J. Schmidt. 79 SCHMIDT MASONRY Another enthusiastic G.R.A. meeting! ROW ONE: D. Stiles, C. Bald, J. Sornson, K. Mathisen, N. Talbot, B. James, K. McLaughlin, M. Eddy, M. Petersen, M. Bar- ron, Miss Gearhart, Sponsor. ROW TWO: L. Schmidt, V. Budatz, S. Clemmensen, M. Petersen, M. Lauritsen, P. Moeckl, J. Owen, S. Plagman, P. Plagman, S. Nielsen, J. Randeris, P. Petersen, D. Petersen. ROW THREE: S. Boust, J. McCune, K. Davis, L. Griffith, J. Miller, V. Jensen, V. Murdock, L. Gregersen, S. Stetzel, M. Musfeldt, D. Killeen, B. Andersen, L. Fett. ROW FOUR: K. Kerkhoff, L. Kult, P. Jensen, C. Roberts, M. Lauritsen, J. Andersen, K. Benton, L. Hartvigsen, P. Huff- man, P. Joens, P. Lauridsen. ROW FIVE: F. Jorgensen, M. Northup, B. Burgher, K. Andersen, B. Heuss, L. Byriel, V. Mc- Laughlin, V. Olsen, J. Christensen, S. Johnson, C. Boust, C. Eddy, T. Jensen, P. Moeckl, D. Murrary. 80 LETTERMAN’S CLUB, KNEELING: S. Stetzel, B. James, M. Garber, P. Monahan. ROW TWO: Mr. Korver, Sponsor, P. Sornson, M. Musfeldt, P. Lykke, B. Clemsen, R. Root, M. Sprock, T. Rasmussen, D. Campbell, J. Kerwin, M. Fett, Mr. Jones, Sponsor. ROW THREE: A. Campbell, D. Christensen, J. McLeran, P. Clemmensen, A. Borkowski, D. Gilbert, F. Hanson, F. Jorgensen, C. Root, C. Molgaard, J. Sklenar. ROW FOUR: N. Bro, D. Hansen, J. Aagaard, R. Groteluschen, J. Madsen, G. Off, R. Lansman, S. Wahlert, J. Frampton, R. Benton, P. Elmquist, R. Krauel. SPANISH CLUB, ROW ONE: C. Roberts, C. Davitt, M. Vaughn, K. Hofer, A. Kaltoft, K. Jensen, D. Killeen, P. Poulsen, C, Heuss, J. Madsen, Miss Triplett, Sponsor. ROW TWO: J. Sornson, M. Weber, B. James, J. Jorgenson, J. Owen, N. Rasmus- sen, D. Rath, S. Nielsen, C. Kraft, D. Jorgensen, T. Lewis. ROW THREE: C. Hutchins, T. Kristensen, M. Petersen, V. An- dersen, P. Rasmussen, K. Davis, L. Gregersen, P. Jensen, P. Wiges, C. Pardee, J. Flynn. ROW FOUR: J. Barnes, B. Bowen, N, Talbot, K. Kauffman, R. Brown, M. Lauritsen, S. Petersen, S. Madison, B. Hutchins, J. Mortensen. ROW FIVE: B. Klocke, T. Nelsen, J. Boyd, B. Graham, M. Neary, T. Nielsen, D. Siemsen, D. Schrum, G. Conklin, D. Narigon, S. Miller. Soft-Spoken Swede Wins Heart of AHS Are you sure that’s punch, Ingemar? Ingemar enjoys his first American birthday party. Ingemar Wessling, Audubon’s Foreign exchange student, took an active part in AHS affairs. He participated in band, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Senate, N.H.S., golf, where he achieved a hole-in-one, and was on the honor roll. During the year, Ingemar also gave many talks on his country of Sweden. Ingemar’s many outstanding accomplishments and pleasant nature will never be forgotten by the AHS student body. Ingemar’s American family, the David Fenskes. ROW ONE: L. Schmidt, K. Jensen, T. Flynn, J. McCune, P. Raub, D. Christensen, P. Klever, K. Hofer, W. Madsen, A. Kal- toft. ROW TWO: S. Boust, V. Kristensen, C. Wendt, E. Madsen, K. Andersen, M. Krauel, M. Petersen, N. Root, M. Stewart, B. Ramsey, M. Neary. ROW THREE: S. Vaughn, S. Stetzel, P. Clemmensen, A. Borkowski, B. James, J. Madsen, C. Fenske, G. Off, I. Wessling, S. Spenser, G. Englin, R. Krauel, P. Elmquist, Mr. Kristensen, sponsor. Senate Sponsors Activities and Projects The main goal of this year’s Student Senate was to achieve a closer student-faculty relationship. During the year, the Senate participated in a variety of activities. In the fall the Senate’s Festivities Committee planned and supervised Homecoming activities. In the winter the Senate sent representatives to a variety of meet- ings and conventions. Finally to bring the year to a close, elections were held for next year’s officers with the use of actual voting booths. A moment of relaxation during Senate district meet- ing. One Student Senate activity was to pack gifts for Vietnam. 83 ROW ONE: Mr. Benham, Sponsor, J. Madsen, P. Monahan, M. Barron, M. Petersen, B. Burgher, C. Kjergaard, S. Boust, M Eddy, J. Hansen. ROW TWO: B. James, K. Olsen, K. Jensen, M. Broich, L. Nissen, L. Gregersen, F. Hanson, B. James, K. Andersen, N. Talbot, V. Clemsen, J. Sornson. ROW THREE: S. Madison, V. Andersen, S. Petersen, T. Kristensen, C. Levis, L. Byriel, J. Jacobsen, J. Koenig, D. Patten, M. Stewart, L. Hansen, K. Campbell. ROW FOUR: F. Jorgensen, A. Sievers, J. Andersen, P. Rasmussen, V. Murdock, M. Broick, G. Lindholm, M. Barron, B. Ramsey, C. Pardee, P. Wiges, L. Schmidt. F.T.A. Gains Experience Through Student Teaching Mona gives her views at state F.T.A. meeting. F.T.A. experienced another busy year beginning with a picnic to welcome new members on September 11. Next came the District Convention on October 28, and on No- vember 3 F.T.A. juniors and seniors went to ISU, Ames, for Prospective Teacher’s Day. To end the year, F.T.A. members gave guided tours to prospective freshmen on the annual freshman orientation day. Members enjoy one of the bi-monthly meetings. 84 N.H.S. Rewards Scholars “The object of all chapters shall be to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of the second- ary schools of the nation.” This statement from the HANKBOOK OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY gives the main purpose of the N.H.S. organization. National Honor Society’s main activity was to spon- sor the annual “honors night”, which paid recognition to honor roll students as well as outstanding members of the music, art, and speech and drama departments. At the tapping ceremony held in May, 22 new mem- bers were initiated into N.H.S. Many students and parents attended honor’s night banquet. ROW ONE: Mrs. J. Zentmire, Speaker, K. Hofer, T. Flynn, C. Fenske, C. Davitt, C. Nielsen, 1. Borkowski, P. Plagman, D. Kiser, G. Lindholm, B. Juelsgaard, M. Eddy, M. Neary, N. Juelsgaard, S. Boust, N. Talbot. ROW TWO: J. Madsen, C. Mad- sen, P. Klever, C. Kjergaard, J. Jensen, Mrs. DoUer, Sponsor, L. Schmidt, K. Scott, R. Krauel, J. McCune, J. Jorgensen, J. . Owen, M. Barron, 1. Wessling, D. Christoffersen, C. Levis, M. Broich, T. Friedricksen. 85 Y-Teens Active in Community The Y-Teens again experienced another rewarding and successful year. The busy year started off with the annual chili supper honoring new freshman members. Next came the produc- tion of another Homecoming float and the nut sale. As the Christmas season neared, the girls busily began the planning of the Christmas Ball, which was entitled “Stardust and Snowflakes”. Y-Teens also helped out at the Friendship Home by decorating their tree. Spring activities included the attendance of the Foreign Student Day in Des Moines, a “Li’l Abner” Twirp Dance, a style show and tea, and a bake sale. The last event of the Y-Teen year was the formal installation ceremonies held in May. Kathy helps decorate tree at Friendship Home. ROW ONE: C. Levis, V. Clemsen, K. Ahrendsen, S. Petersen, B. Miller, J. Miller, K. Hofer, J. McCune, E. Madsen, T. Flynn, J. Madsen, B. Hofer, M. Eddy, C. Kjergaard, Mrs. Utsler, Sponsor; Miss Triplett, Sponsor. ROW TWO: N. Kessler, D. Jen- sen, J. Winther, N. Rasmussen, M. Weber, B. Haner, G. Lindholm, J. Owen, P. Nelson, J. Nelson, N. Talbot, K. Scott, D. Jorgensen, L. Schmidt, M. Pardee, M. Petersen. ROW THREE: J. Campbell, L. Fett, M. Preul, D. Frampton, V. Murdock, R. Dreier, J. Schmidt, J. Flynn, S. Boust, B. James, K. Andersen, B. Burgher, M. Northup, M. Kjergaard, L. Christensen, L. Renftle, J. Sornson. ROW FOUR: T. Jensen, G. Schmidt, S. St. Peter, K. Andersen, L. Ahrensen, B. Anderson, K. Davis, L. Griffith, N. Duvall, P. Rasmussen, H. Huffman, J. Randeris, P. Poulsen, M. Dreir, M. Stewart, C. Christensen. ROW FIVE: C. Petersen, S. Steffensen, B. Bowen, P. Lauridsen, B. Klocke, L. Schmidt, L. Nissen, J. Miller, S. Johnson, J. Christensen, K. Olsen, M. McLaughlin, V. Andersen. ROW SIX: V. Jensen, K. Jensen, J. Bramer, W. Nissen, P. Wiges, K. Winther, J. Weighton, B. Clemsen, C. Hutchins, L. Knudsen, K. Benton, L. Hartvigsen, D. Murrary, A. Kaltoft, L. Hansen, K. Campbell. and School Affairs Type Away Your Troubles This year 15 girls participated in the Office Educa- tion program. To raise needed funds, the girls made and sold stuffed animals, worked at concessions, held a Christ- mas bake sale, and sold programs. This money was used when the club attended the state and national O.E. conventions. At the State Convention the following members received ratings: Pat Plagman, filing, I rating; Marcia Kuntzweiler, production typ- ing, 1 rating; Dianna Scott, spelling, II rating; and Verlene Jensen, office proficiency procedures, III rating. Betty Siepker, Pat Plagman, and Marcia Kuntzweiler were chosen to represent Iowa at the Na- tional Convention in Des Moines, Betty was awarded a plaque for third place in the ten-key adding machine contest. O.E. girls spent many hours practicing in the classroom. ROW ONE: K. Bald, J. Miller, P. Plagman, B. Siepker, V. Jensen, K. Mathisen. ROW TWO: J. Huffman, Mr. Schuldt, Spon- sor, M. Kuntzweiler, M. Dreier, G. Bogatzke, D. Scott, P. Lauridsen, C. Kauffman, P. Petersen. 88 ROW ONE: J. Randeris, R. Ru- gaard, D. Abildtrup, J. Hansen, C. LaFoy. ROW TWO: Mr. Knights, Sponsor, L. Smith, S. Spencer, P. Jensen, D. Hansen. Terry puts training to use. Practice Makes Perfect The Distributive Education Club’s main purpose is to further students in the retailing business. This year’s activities included selling basketball pens in November, working at concessions, and planning the D.E.- O.E. employer-employee banquet in March. Also, three girls attended the State Contest in Des Moines in March. O.E.-D.E. employer-employee banquet proves to be another suc- cess. 89 F.F.A. held it’s annual Par- ent-Son Banquet in the school cafeteria on Feb- ruary 17. Future Farmers Continue Winning ROW ONE: Mr. Albertsen, Sponsor, D. Christensen, P. Elmquist, J. Hansen, J. Steffensen, F. Nelson, D. Olesen, B. Ahrend- sen, J. Poulsen, C. Christensen, T. Bauer. ROW TWO: S. Irlmeier, W. Zimmerman, M. Ostebee, M. Schrock, C. Haskins, J. Heithoff, R. Dreier, K. Krauel, K. Knudsen, E. Stoberl, G. Stone. ROW THREE: T. Klever, B. Burr, M. Cox, P. Christen- sen, D. Schrum, D. Joens, R. Nelsen, A. Petersen, D. Hansen, S. Randeris, R. Chambers, C. Boldt. ROW FOUR: A. Camp- bell, J. Frampton, R. Lansman, W. Bruhn, R. Hansen, D. Cerka, D. Wittrock, R. Nielsen, O. Bruhn, T. Huffman, M. Johns- ton. � o Mr. Albertsen shows correct procedure for using equipment. Traditions During the Parent-Son Banquet, chapter president, Del- bert Christensen, presented the Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree to Keith Kirkpatrick, Chairman of the Na- tional Farm Broadcasters. Gary selects appropriate tool for project. As in the past, the F.F.A. continued its winning ways. The chapter won the American Institute of Cooperation Award for Iowa for the 5th straight year, and they also won the gold award for Farm Safety at the State and National Contests. Besides the work of supervised farming programs which amounted to a gross income of $173,463.29 in 1967, the chapter found time for numerous other activities. These included three watermelon feeds, an alumni basketball game, a softball game, a volleyball game, a hayride, and two pizza parties. 91 This year’s Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Ken Hadley and Mr. Audley Korvar, attended many important conferences. In September the officers started off the year by attending the Leadership Training Conference at Lake Okoboji. During the year six members attended the Youth in Govern- ment Model Legislature in Des Moines where they passed bills of their own as representatives and senators. Members also attended the District Meeting and helped organize the spring Hi-Y coed conference in Shenandoah. The Hi-Y raised money by sponsoring the an- nual Hamburger Feed and also, by working at concessions. In the way of service projects, the club contributed to the Y.M.C.A. and World Service funds. All the hard work was rewarded; however, when the Audubon Hi-Y Club earned the dis- tinction of being one of the top four Hi-Y Clubs in western Iowa. A rare shot—Joe eating!! Hi-Y Builds Good Character ROW ONE: J. Sklenar, G. Englin, D. Stone, C. Fenske, C. Nielsen, R. Krauel, P. Elmquist, G. Off. ROW TWO: A. Camp- bell, P. Klever, B. Talbot, B. Graham, F. Olsen, R. Fisher, P. Lykke, R. McCune, B. Goeken. ROW THREE: Mr. Korver, Sponsor; I. Wessling, S. White, J. Jensen, M. Jensen, L. Petersen, D. Joens, Mr. Hadley, Sponsor. 92 YOUNG HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, ROW ONE: C. Christensen, L. Meaike, D. Frampton, S. Tessman, L. Bladt, M. Pardee, P. Nelson, L. Ahrendsen, P. Poulsen, J. Campbell, M. Walhlert. ROW TWO: L. Meaike, D. Rudolph, L. Fett, P. Christensen, B. Heuss, Z. Shrock, M. Preul, S. Bruhn.T. Schroder, G. Behrens, L. Petty, M. McLaughlin, J. Preul. ROW THREE: Mrs. Nymand, Sponsor; B. Hansen, B. Clemsen, J. Weighton, L. Knudsen, L. Jensen, N. Duvall, D. Nelsen, S. Plag- man, D. Starman, T. Jensen, H. Huffman, P. Schroder. SCIENCE CLUB, SEATED: M. Barron, B. Ramsey, C. Root. ROW TWO: Mr. Townsend, Sponsor; R. Andersen, A. Kurth, J. Smith, N. Kessler, V. Olsen, V. McLaughlin, J. Barnes, N. Root, Mr. Jones, Sponsor. ROW THREE: M. Neary, M. Stiles, B. Andersen, J. Jorgenson, M. Jensen, G. Madsen, K. Christiansen, M. Lindholm, S. Deuel. 93 Wheeler Staff ’68 Sometimes Annual gets to be just a little bit too much, doesn’t it Joy? Our fearless leader!! Editor Assistant Editor Copy Editor Photo Editor Layout Editor Business Managers Becky James Photographer Seniors Sports Faye Jorgensen Organizations Activities Title Page-Art Academics Music ’s just another normal day in Annual class with Faye. CLOCKWISE: A. Sievers, A. Kaltoft, M. Weber, T. Wiges, L. Firebaugh, D. Gilbert, S. Nielsen, C. Pardee, D. Nelsen, V. Budatz, M. Barron. Journalists Record Wheeler News Mrs. Doller gives Anitra some helpful advice. 95 Jon Aagaard Linda Ahrendsen Brian Andersen Regis Andersen Edward Anderson Steven Baker Jackie Barnes Kathy Benton John Bergman Michael Bluml Donald Borkowski Carol Boust Barbara Bowen Franklin Boyd Class of 1971 CLASS OFFICERS: Jon Aagaard, president;Tom Hanson, vice-president; Neil Root, secretary, Linda Hartvigsen. ik A m f Tommy Brader Kent Bro Rachel Brown Susan Bruhn Jerilyn Burns Dean Burr Steve Burrow Gary Campbell Jacque Campbell Lois Campbell Jerome Christensen Julie Christensen Kenneth Christensen Sandy Christensen 98 FRANCK BROS. JENSEN CLOTHING Steven Christiansen Keith Christiansen Wade Christiansen Rex Clemmensen Beverly Clemsen Kim Coffman Scott Deuel Gregory Drake Alice Dreher Debra Dreher Carol Dustin Connie Eddy Patricia Farver Linda Fett Joan Flynn Craig Frank John Frederiksen Colleen Hansen Randy Hansen Rodney Hansen Thomas Hanson Linda Hartvigsen Ralph Henry Angela Heuss Carl Heuss Rebecca Hofer Delbert Howland Patricia Huffman Robert Hutchins Dale Ikerd Stephen Irlmeier Douglas Jensen Pam Jayne Jensen Pam Joan Jensen Seen this tongue anywhere else (like the library maybe?) GARST THOMAS LOUIE’S STANDARD 99 Paulette Joens Susan Johnson Gloria Jones Douglas Joergensen Jonathan Jorgensen Paul Kearney Kay Kerkoff Nancy Kessler Denise Knudsen Kenneth Knutsen Dean Koenig Kim Krauel Mike Krauel Vicki Kristensen Linda Kult Kimberly Ladehoff David LaFoy Susan Lansman Thomas Larsen Cindy Lauritsen Tom Lewis Just the Beginning of a Mark Lindholm Dale Linn Dennis Lorenzen Dennis Madsen Gary Madsen Jim Madsen Paul Madsen Steve Madsen Susan Madsen Warren Madsen Mary McLaughlin Verna McLaughlin Jeanne Miller Steve Miller Jane Moreland James Mortensen DeEtta Murray David Narigon Patrick Neary Calvin Nelson Theresa Nelson Dale Nielsen Lee Nielsen Susan Nielsen Kay Olsen Vickie Olsen Carol Petersen Debra Petersen Debra Petty LuAnn Petty Barbara Plagman John Poulsen Jeanette Preul Jeff Rollins Niel Root too MURRAY KING SAM’S BARBER Deborah Ross Michael Ruddy Dorothy Rudolph Ronald Rustvold Cindy Sand James Schmidt Joan Schmidt Mickeal Schrock Zelda Schrock Terry Schroeder Catherine Smith James Smith John Smith Denise Snyder Shelley Steffensen Sandy Stetzel Gary Stone Long Journey Mike Sunberg Edwin Testroet Kay Thompson Steve Wailes Sandra Wanninger Linda Warren Frances Weeks Jacqueline Weighton Carol Wendt Linda Wenig Cathy Winther Darrell Wittrock Janice Wittrock Allen Zaiger Mark Zaiger T-BONE CLUB THERMOGAS Class of 1970 Edward Ahrendsen Janet Andersen Bonnie Anderson Gary Anderson Marvin Anderson Terry Baier Dennis Baker Margaret Barron Theodore Bauer Gail Behrens Allen Borkowski Jana Bramer Neal Bro Mary Broich Orrin Bruhn Willis Bruhn Douglas Buckholdt Laurie Byriel Kathryn Campbell Warren Campbell Dennis Carter Class Officers: Martin Sprock, president; Clark Root, vice- president; Kathy Olsen, secre- tary; Cheryl Levis, treasurer. Ronald Chambers Craig Christensen Linda Christensen Patty Christensen Paul Christensen Ronnie Christensen Lyn Cox Kathleen Davis Gary Dominick Janet Dorsey Rita Dreier Roger Dreier Mary Dustin Nancy Duvall 102 HAMBURGER SHOP HI-WAY MOTEL INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Jeffrey Edwards Gary Fancher Connie Fox Dixie Frampton Marjie Gale Rex Gittins Bill Goeken Ben Graham Leola Gregersen Linda Griffith Barbara Haner Barbara A. Hansen Barbara E. Hansen Dennis Hansen Eddie Hansen Jeffrey Hansen Craig Haskins James Heithoff Catherine Hess Roger Huffman Cheryl Hutchins Eugene Inman Mike Jackson Joan Jacobsen Dianne Jensen Lana Jensen Lee Jensen Neil Jensen a m o VVAHLERT’S SKELLY JENSLN MOTOR CO. HAMLIN IRON METAL io3 So Little Done . . . Terri Jensen Laura Kearney James Kerwin Bonnie Klocke Lora Knudsen Jacquelyn Koenig Toni Kristensen Ronnie Larsen Marcie Lauritsen Cheryl Levis David Madsen Wayne Madsen Mark McLeran Louise Meaike Gary Mendenhall Carol Miller Pamela Moeckl David Mortensen Vicki Murdock Merle Musfeldt Michael Neary HERB’S STANDARD SERVICE BEN FRANKLIN FEDERATED STORES VIOLA GARAGE Rendell Nelsen Randall Nelson Ricky Nelson Wyman Nelson Terry Nielsen Lorna Nissen Norval Nissen Wanda Nissen Paul Noelck Gary O’Doniel Steve O’Doniel Kathy Olsen Merlene Ostebee Dawn Patten Alan Petersen Randy Petersen Annette Railsback Betsy Ramsey Steven Randeris Dirk Rasmussen Norlan Rasmussen Louann Ranftle Carolyn Roberts Clark Root Linda Schmidt Lloyd Schmidt Penny Schroder Darrell Schrum Jacqueline Shaw Jack Sishc John Sklenar Paul Sornson Norman Spencer Martin Sprock Donna Stiles So Much to Do Michael Stiles Eugene Stoberl William Talbot Vickie Tessman William Turner Bruce Vorm Lynn Wahlert i Martha Wahlert Michael Weber Donald Weston Zachary Wiges Joyce Winther Kenneth Wittrock Stan Worster Cz o •Jz ! 3 — y es t 2 % Jackie Young Thomas Zajicek Wendell Zimmerman 1 a -7J a £k ED’S COAST TO COAST STORE HI-WAY IMPLEMENT DR. PAUL E. JAMES 105 Jeff Aagaard Betty Andersen Vicki Andersen Leila Anderson Peggy Anderson Sandra Anderson Stuart Arnold Nancy Asmus Connie Bald Martha Barron Rodney Benton Laurel Bladt Thomas Bluml Charles Boldt Connie Borkowski Ha Borkowski Richard Briggs Rebecca Brown Vicki Budatz Karen Burns Jim Burr William Burr Karen Byland Allen Campbell David Campbell Thomas Campbell Donald Cerka Alan Christensen Class of 1969 David Christensen Kathy Christensen Dale Christoffersen Susan Clemmensen Byron Clemsen Louis Clemsen Gordon Conklin Jolene Cortner Mark Dominick Gary Englin Dona Fenske Marcel Fett Linda Firebaugh Randy Fischer James Frampton Dan Friedrichsen Danny Gilbert Don Hansen Donna Hansen Jerry Hansen Lynette Hansen to AAGAARD CONSTRUCTION CO. CONKLIN FORD SALES GARDNER STORE Steven Hansen Victor Hansen Bonnie Heuss Sandra Howland James Huffman Terry Huffman Donna Inman Jeffrey Jensen Jerry Jensen Kathy Jensen Kenny Jensen Mark Jensen Dennis Joens Roberta Joens Mervin Johnston Diane Jorgensen Nancy Juelsgaard Anitra Kaltoft Marcia Kauffman Leslie Kerkhoff Donna Killeen Barbara King Dan Kiser Mary Kjergaard Phillip Klever Connie Kraft Randy Krauel Douglas Kuntzweiler The Last and Final Step Class Officers: Jeff Jensen, president; Randy Lansman, vice-president; Laurel Bladt, secretary; Pheobe Rasmussen, treasurer. AUDUBON IMPLEMENT CO. AUDUBON NEWS-ADVOCATE BOB’S BOOTERY Allen Kurth Douglas LaFoy Randy Lansman Steven Larsen Mary Lauritsen Laurel Lebeck Gail Lindholm Paul Lykke Michelle Matter Russell McCune Esley McCurdy Kathy McLaughlin Jean Miller Pauline Moeckl Craig Molgaard Marilyn Musfeldt Danis Nelsen Janie Nelson Pam Nelson David Noelck Franklin Olsen Jann Owen Cheryl Pardee Mona Pardee Larry Petersen Mary Ann Petersen Mona Petersen Shirley Petersen Susan Peterson Susan Plagman Marlene Preul John Rasmussen Pheobe Rasmussen Darwin Rattenborg Merle Riesgaard Michael Roth Glenda Schmidt Lynnette Schmidt Darwin Schrum Kathy Scott Dave Siemsen Ann Sievers Linda Smith Debra Starman John Steffensen Marla Jo Stewart Susan St. Peter Susan Tessman Darwyn Wahlert Steve Wahlert Cheryl Wanninger Mary Wegner Scott White Peggy Wiges Terry Wiges Duane Winther Danny Wittrock ANDERSEN PLUMBING AND HEATING DEUEL DRUG JEMCO DX 109 Mr. Donald Miller, Principal Congratulations to the 1968 “Wheeler” staff and their sponsor for the sincere effort you have made in producing this annual. It is gratifying to see a group work so diligently to pro- duce a pictorial and historical record such as this for future generations to enjoy. Best wishes to all members of the Class of ’68 as you go out into the world to establish your future goals. We sin- cerely hope that each returning student to the Audubon Community Schools will continue to make our school the best ever. Paul E. Wallace Superintendent Congratulations to the Class of 1968 for a successful ca- reer at AHS. You have contributed much to your school and to your community. We are certain that you realize that you in turn have received much. We are confident that you will be worthy of the trust that has been placed in you. Congratulations also to the Wheeler staff for a fine rec- ord of an outstanding school year at AHS. Donald B. Miller Principal no Mr. Paul Wallace, Superintendent Administration § School Board BOARD OF EDUCATION: Edward Wiederstein, R. L. Bartley, Clifford Thompson, Leland Weber, Allun Jacobsen, H. T. Barnes, Paul Wallace. Robert Muller, Administrative Assistant WEIH’S STANDARD SERVICE WH1RLYBURGER DRIVE-INN Social Studies Donald Kristensen, B.A., State College of Iowa Dyann Long, B.A., Kansas University Bruce Adkins, B.A., Central College Kieth Bunting, B.A., Buena Vista Terry Townsend, M.A., Yankton College Jack Jones, B.A., Dakota Wesleyan Robert Jensen, M.A., Dana College Kenneth Hadley, M.A., State University of Iowa 2 DUET SHOP F. H. BROWN, D.V.M. O’BRIAN STUDIOS Language Arts S Eleanor Monahan, B.A., State College of Iowa Lena Doller, M.A., Colorado State College Janice Utsler, B.A., Dakota Wesleyan Ashley Story, B.A., Wayne State Norma Wilcox, B.A., Northwest Missouri State Cheryl Triplett, B.A., State College of Iowa Jack Benham, M.A., S. St. College of South Dakota Norma Smith, M.D., Drake University CLUBS OF 4 ® AMERICA AUDUBON CHAPTER W Math, S Library MONAHAN LOAN SERVICE MONTGOMERY WARD PHILLIPS JEWELRY Business, Home Economics Diane Brown, B.A., State College of Iowa Audley Korver, B.A., Northwestern Elaine Jorgensen, B.A., State College of Iowa Francis Knights, B.A., Buena Vista College Carrol Finnestad, B.A., State College of Iowa Wendall Rollins, M.A., State University of Iowa Patricia Nymand, B.A., Northwest Missouri State Douglas Schuldt, B.A., Wart burg 117 Music, Arts, P.E Dave Moreland, University of Iowa Robert Bourne, M.A., Colorado State College Thomas Patten, M.A., Buena Vista College James Hill, B.A., Northwest Missouri State Herb Karcher, B.A., University of Wyoming Joan Gearhart, B.A., University of South Dakota Ambrose Doller, M.A., Colorado State College Franklin Albertsen, B.A., Iowa State University 118 § Vocations LISTON INSURANCE L. K. MADSEN MARLYS’S BEAUTY SHOP 5 eniors Our Voices Echo, Magnifying Our Arrival Treasurer ROBERT KIRK WIGES Class Flower: Pompons Class Colors: Light Blue and Lavender DAVID NEAL ABILDTRUP KATHLEEN CORRINE AHRENDSEN KAREN RAY ANDERSEN They Look to the Future KAREN LEANN BALD GWENA FAE BOGATZKE DALE EDWARDS BORKOWSKI SUSAN JANE BOUST MARCIA SUSANNE BROICH LINDA LEE BUDATZ BARBARA ANN BURGHER ROSE MARY CAMPBELL CONSTANCE JEAN CHRISTENSEN 123 DELBERT JOHN CHRISTENSEN REBECCA JANE CHRISTENSEN PAUL LEE CLEMMENSEN ROSS MILO CLEMMENSEN VICKIE LYNN CLEMSEN MORRIS EUGENE COX They Anticipate That COLLEEN MARIE DAVITT DIANNE MARIE DOMINICK MARSHA JO DREIER MICHAELE ANN DULIN MARLENE KAY EDDY PHILLIP BRYAN ELMQUIST DAVID CRAIG FENSKE TERESA EILEEN FLYNN NEAL RICHARD FREDERIKSEN THOMAS JAMES FRIEDRICHSEN MICHAEL JOHN GARBER PHILLIP RANDALL GARNETT Which Lies Ahead ROGER LOUIS GROTELUSCHEN FREDRICK A. HAEBERLE CHARLES JOHN HANSEN JEFFREY LEE HANSEN KATHY SUE HANSEN RICHARD LEE HANSEN 125 FRED JOSEPH HANSON MICHAEL DEAN HASKINS JAMES WILLIAM HESS They’ll Miss What KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HOFER GAYLIN GLEE HUEY DONALD EDWARD HUFFMAN HAZEL MARIE HUFFMAN JANE MARIE HUFFMAN BONNIE JEAN JACKSON REBECCA KAY JAMES WILLIAM RAY JAMES MICHAEL PETER JENSEN 126 PEGGY LOUISE JENSEN VERLENE JOANN JENSEN FAYE MARIE JORGENSEN They Leave Behind FRANKLIN DENNIS JORGENSEN JOANNE MARIE JORGENSON BARBARA ANN JUELSGAARD CAROL SUE KAUFFMAN PAUL DOUGLAS KENDLE CONNIE MARIE KJERGAARD THOMAS CHARLES KLEVER ROGER DUANE KNUDSEN ALLEN MILBURN KRAMER MARCIA ANN KUNTZWEILER CYNTHIA MAE LAFOY PAMELA SUE LAURIDSEN STEPHEN E. MADISON ELAINE JOANN MADSEN JANICE KAY MADSEN They Enrich the Year j JOHN WILLIAM MADSEN KAREN ANN MATHISEN JANET LEA MC CUNE DAVID SEWELL MC LAUGHL1N KIRK EUGENE MC LAUGHLIN JAMES JAY MC LERAN 128 LAURA L. MEAIKE BARBARA IONE MILLER JULIE ANNETTE MILLER KENNETH ALVIN MOECKL GARY DUANE NELSEN FREDERICK LYNN NELSEN with Varied Activities CARL RUSSELL NIELSEN JOY LEE NIELSEN RONALD RAYMOND NIELSEN SHERRY ANN NIELSEN MARY LOU NORTHUP GRAGORY EDWIN OFF 129 DENNIS EARL OLESEN PR1CILLA JEAN PETERSEN ELRANE KAY PETERSON RON LEO PETTY PATSY LEE PLAGMAN PAMELA SUE POULSEN GARRY WILLIAM PUCK JANICE IRENE RANDERTS NICKOLEEN CAROL RASMUSSEN They Are Approaching the MADONNA LOUISE RATH DARRELL HANS RATTENBORG PAUL THOMAS RAUB ROGER ALLEN ROOT RONALD RICHARD ROSS DELLA JOY RUDOLPH DONNA RAE RUGAARD REG IN LEE RUGAARD MICHAEL E. SCHMIDT DIANNA LEE SCOTT BETTY ANN ROSE SIEPKER JOSEPH MICHAEL SKLENAR Pathway of Responsibility LARRY DEAN SMITH DENNIS REX SYNDER JUDY KAY SORNSON 131 STEVEN ROBERT SPENCER STEVEN LEE STETZEL DALE ARNOLD STONE DONALD LEROY STRUVE NORMA JEAN TALBOT CRAIG ANTHONY TWIST They Are Leading the Way MARK ALAN VAUGHN MARY KAY WEBER DIANE ANN WIEHS SVEN INGEMAR RUNE WESSLING TERRY THOMAS YOUNG Not Pictured: KATHELEEN LOUISE ANDERSON SUSAN CAROL RIESGAARD JAMES DWIGHT STEWART 132 Teresa Flynn: Valedictorian Thomas Friedricksen: Salutatorian 133 Janet McCune and Charlie Johansen were chosen queen and king by the senior class. ’68 Awards Kathy Hofer receives the All-Around Student Award from Mr. Miller. Art Award recipients, Ron Petty and Mike Haskins work diligently on another picture. Don Struve, left, winner of the Drama Award, parti- cipated in many school plays. Speech Award winner, Phil Kiever, worked many hours on his speeches. 134 A Reason for Pride Receiving the Russell Stiles Memorial Award is Roger Root for being the athlete with the top scholastic aver- age. Pam Paulsen receives the Homemaker Award. Mr. Audley Korver gives David Campbell his Math Award. 135 Buddy receives his sweet token. I hope, as I’m sure Mr. Wilcox and the rest of the staff does, that each of you finds some of your own “good times” placed on these pages. I know every- thing isn’t here but, with luck, a certain picture or a familiar expression will remind you of something that we haven’t been able to include. After all, this is a book to help you remember. 1 hope it will bring back all the fun of this school year— MIKE Wheeler Backers: Half Pages Full Pages Audubon Bar Association D. R. Burgher, Inc. Cramer Insurance Agency Don’s Meat Market Emmert Manufacturing Co. First State Bank Iowa Public Service Ready Mix Super Value William’s Truck Lines Aagard Construction Co. A G Farm Bureau Service Company Andersen Plumbing Heating Audubon Furniture Mart Audubon Implement Co. Audubon News Advocate H. T. Barnes, D.C. Ben Franklin and Federated Stores Bob’s Bootery Brader Electric Bro Oil Company F. H. Brown, D.V.M. Cam Ross Signs City Realty Cozine Supply Dairy Queen De Both Florist Deuel Drug Duet Shop Don’s Feed Store Ed’s Coast to Coast Farmer’s Feed and Milling Peter Fredricksen Sons Andersen Motor Company Audubon Auto Supply Audubon Laundry Audubon Oil Company Broadway Motor Chairs, Inc. Christensen Bros. Cliff s Cocktail Lounge Deist T.V. Sales Dinner Bell ABC Credit Corporation Audubon Produce Broadway Tavern Conklin Ford Sales W. J. Dixon Lumber Don’s Meat Market Emarines - Council Bluffs Franck Bros. Garst Thomas Groteluschen Imp. Jensen Clothing Fourth Pages Gardner Store Hal’s Grocery-Della’s Hobby Hamburger Shop Hamlin Iron and Metal Herb’s Standard Service Hi-Way Implement Hi-Way Motel Inter-Collegiate Press Dr. Paul E. James, D.D.S. James’ DX L. E. Jensen, M. D. Jensen Motor Co., Inc. Joan’s Beauty Shop Jolene’s Klip Kurl Jorgensen Transportation Ben Kardell Trucking Kraft Clothing Liston Insurance Agency L. K. Madsen Marlys’s Beauty Shop Marv’s Clover Farm McCort’s Coffee Shop McFadden Funeral Home Eighth Pages Dr. E. C. Gale Gray Produce Hamlin Produce Jensen Motel Jung’s Bakery Kenny’s Beauty Salon Kimballton Furniture Co. Lang’s Home Furnishings Larsen Glass Body Larsen’s Sewing Machine Service Kearney Pharmacy Lansman Hybrid Corn Co. Louie’s Standard Murray and King Lime Rock Ray’s Feed Service Robert’s Feed Seed Sam’s Barber Shop Schmidt Masonry Stetzel Plumbing Heating T-Bone Club Thermogas Monahan Loan Service Montgomery Ward National Food Store Larry Nielsen Hog Market O’Brian Studies Petersen - Evans Agency Phillips Jewelry James Ramsey, D.D.S. Rasmussen Hatchery Raub Jewelry S H Products Searl’s Chevrolet Co. Ralph Shoemaker’s Standard Service Siedelman Construction Co. Southwest Iowa Real Estate Southside Welding J. W. Sutcliffe, D.V.M. Talbot-Carlson, Inc. Viola Garage Wahlert’s Skelly Weihs’ Standard Service Wirlyburger Drive-Inn Sizer’s Nursery Lindholm Lumber Madsen Nimrod Trailers Mangussen Real Estate and Insurance Merk Graining and Milling Co. Olsen’s Food Store Phillips-Kalleson Barber Shop D. D. Randolph Skogmos Store Mrs. Mae Sornson United Building Centers, Inc. uo E V ' : 4