Audubon High School - Wheeler Yearbook (Audubon, IA)

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SPECIAL AWARDS FOR 1. Joel Williamson's work re- flects the quality needed to be named Outstanding Advanced Art Student. 2. The wide variety of art projects shows the quality of work of Heidi Mendenhall. Heidi was named the Outstand- ing Advanced Art Student and the Artist of the Year. 3. Ann Drake was named the Outstand- ing Beginning Art Student. 4. Linda Lebeck proudly displays her projects in also being named the Outstanding Beginning Art Student. 10 Honors

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FOR EXTRA EFFORT 1. Members of Audubon's Thes- pian Troupe are: Front row: Mike Broich, Patti Hansen, Dan Chambers, Michelle Nissen; Back row: Karla Jensen, Karen Jensen, Jon Hostager, Corinne Young, Jody Rudolph, Heidi Menden- hall, and Carolyn Noelck. 2. Award Winners at the spring as- sembly are Heidi Mendenhall— Best Speech Student, Joni Elm- quist — Best Actress, Jon Hos- tager—Best Actor, Carolyn Noelck—Best Thespian, and Cor- inne Young—Best Tech Worker. 3. Jon Hostager receives con- gratulations from Mrs. Hansen after he was named Outstanding Performer at Individual Speech Contest. Jon then performed his humorous acting at All-State. Thespian Troupe 2319 Mike Broich Dan Chambers Patti Hansen Jon Hostager Karen Jensen Karla Jensen Heidi Mendenhall Michelle Nissen Carolyn Noelck Jody Rudolph Corinne Young Honors 9

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THOSE WHO STRIVE The Office Education class brought many state and national honors to Audubon High School. Pictured are the state award winners: Robin Jensen—second in Accounting and second in Business Math, Jo Gaskill — first in accounting; Lisa Bock—second in job manual and fifth in receptionist, Jill Knights— third in Transcribing Machines, Mi- chelle Schuldt — fourth in general clerical, Connie Thygesen—fourth in Filing II, Monica Madsen—first in Filing I, Karla Nelsen—second in fil- ing, Barb Petersen — fifth in Filing II. Mr. Doug Schuldt is their instructor. Receiving Stateswoman Awards for the Audubon chapter were Lisa Bock, Robin Jensen, Renee Kallesen, Jill Madsen, Monica Madsen, and Connie Thygesen. The first and second-place state winners advanced to national com- petition at the National Office Edu- cation Leadership Conference in Chicago, April 22-25. In national competition, Monica Madsen placed fourth in filing, Karla Jensen—fifth in filing, Robin Jensen — seventh in accounting and eighth in business math, and Jo Gaskill — ninth in accounting. The Audubon O. E. Chapter was presented two chapter awards at the national convention. One was the Banner Award representing one of the top chapters in the nation, and the second was for extra recog- nition for supporting the Special Olympics. Connie Thygesen capable served as this year’s State Western Regional Vice-President. Honors 11