Audubon High School - Wheeler Yearbook (Audubon, IA)

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A LOOK OUR... semoRS 6 ncTNiTie; QQ rtcmekieRS 36 COlWeTITION 46 eweRMINItOT 68 ORGrfMIZflTIOM 80 peoPLe 106 commuuiTV 130 Top center: Verne Inman enjoys a finger painting project in Child Development class. Far left: Peggy Muzney and Linda Lupardus brave sub-zero temperatures on their walk home. Left: Jon Henry hangs out in the hall. Above: Mr. Whitney finds that the lunch tables are a good place to relax during seventh period study hall. 3

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t The whole process began when that first bell rang on a hot August day.. . one hundred and eighty days of school just waited to be filled. Slowly, little by lit- tle. each of us eased into the swing of things, filling our days with government or geography, football prac- tice or 7:30 marching band practice. As the year pro- gressed. we became more involved in our own activities ties, our own plans, bach one of us will remember something different; maybe you'll remember almost beating Atlantic but still winning the football confer- ence title, or maybe you'll remember the excitement generated over actress Farah Fawcett and rock star Peter Frampton. Maybe you’ll recall making the honor roll for the first time, or maybe this was the year you discovered that outside activities were more interest- ing than the books, and your grades took a turn for the worse. Perhaps you’ll remember the butterflies in your stomach as the curtain went up on opening night of a play; or perhaps you’ll remember dragging your- self out of bed to come to school to shoot baskets or lift weights. Each one of us filled our days with some- thing different, in our own ways. 2

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