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Hayes Bill Lipsm 2 Activities . . . . . . 4 Athletics. ....... 64 Administration . . 86 Classes . ....... IO4 r O K ssi, .lv is , Q sc PARADE AN BO FIRE OPE THE FESTIVITIES GF GMECOMI I96 Bettendorf High School Homecoming spirit pervoded oll of Bettendorf for Homecom- ing '65. Homecoming buttons made their debut to oll of Bettendorf through their sale by the Student Council. The noise of the spirited cheers ond the marching bond led the opening event of the festivities- the Homecoming Parade. Slowly, the floats, cars, bicycles, ond horses-products of weeks of plonning-mode their way through downtown Bettendorf. The pcircide proceeded to the Bettendorf High School compus where the onnuol Homecoming Bonhre and Pep Rolly were held. Excitement reached a climox when the Homecoming King ond Queen were on- nounced and introduced. King Roy Richard- son ond Queen Sharon Anderson then pro- ceeded to the pile of boxes, ond papers to ignite the trodifionol bonfire, Tom Alex presented the torch to Shoron and Roy who then kindled the bonfire. The Sophomore football squad met Cedar Ropids Regis in the finale of events for the first doy of Homecoming '65, G ' Pew!-1 i Q, .y,.,.. A, iii'fQ?'i xi Lv ' 1' ' - CEQA f.esmff.,.:,efA., -2 lfifrraiiiglyi' -rf, A -1 i if' ' A f ff neva: il Homecoming Queen and Court: Mary Eifei, Donna Mayo, Queen Sharon Anderson, Charloite Meier and Sally Macy-In background first-place Homecoming float-Junior Class. HO ECOMI G I96 Queen Sharon and King Roy 5 BfClub boys show spirit during parade V Spirit is up for The .Q 6 5 King Roy and Queen Sharon GRA Skit. 6 I Q, 'un big game. Diane Pelo: 0 memorable character-Sophomore cheerleaders SPIRIT sox-xlzs I-si Fred Henson okes the foofbcxll presentation A ANNUAL Pep Club-Skit Contest Winners. f x rr The opening kick-off and balloons filled the sky. Before The game . .. 8 AfYer The game C. Sheeder gets some help ct the bench. B. Sheeder cuts buck. HOMECGMING AM Although the gome with Ottumwo will olwoys be re- membered os o close, brusing bottle, it will be remem- bered os ci well deserved Bulldog victory. Our defense which hod been moving well hit o stone woll in the Ottumwo defense, Then, while the defense wos grudg- ingly giving up yordoge to Ottumwo, the offense once more begon to click. After putting together o threaten- ing drive only to hove it thworted, the Bulldogs tied the gome with C1 touchdown. The extro point pushed them oheod. The extro point mode the difference in this homecoming victory, 7 to 6. , si Q, Stan Williamson escorts Char Meier The game begins. HOMECOIVIING ACTIVITIES END WITH . . . SENIORS PREPARE THE GYM FOR THE DANCE MiNliTESu55Iff HOME I e Xi mwx gmac QTR. Q I 1 THE BIG DANCE I965 HOMECCMI G Jerry Cotton Joe Moog Anson Metzger Sian Williamson I2 RCYALTY AND CCURT Mary Eifel Sally Macy I3 Donna Mayo Chllffoffe Meier I X ATTenTion, aTTenTion Lend your eyes To The cen- fer ring. The carnival is here. And so if was that The carnival came To Beffendorf. The musical producfion, CARNIVAL, opened for fvvo perform- ances on November I2-I3. The Talenfs of many of our fellow sfudenfs were re- vealed in The manifold ac- Tivifies in The presenfation of such a production. FIRST MUSICAL IS A Mary W Ills and Da e Kung take curTain call. 4 Dave Sfone as Rlngmasler I in ' is .SWK I L mg swf P Sw-gf, : I Yi z 4 ' ,Why wa 5 mfs ! 15- H sv. 5' L55 sa ,gs- ,GL A 5 55' 251 fs, STEM, 5 an ,. MTW -av ,X 5 f wa ,gm ff jig l55??wQ .HL -fs 523 if F Q' B gwfzuigffff of ijxaw gqfm as +1 ' mv bash? W 5' ski. , SYMPHQNIC BAN , ROW 1: J. Miller, K. Dascnler, J. Relrenrnaier, B. Gellersledf, G. Spear, K. Diyiney, D. Levin, J. Horslmon, K. Nelson, S. Anderson, C. Hill, S. Ginsberg, L. Just ROW 2: K. Page, L. Lobdlll, C. Lee, C. Esping, P. Rauslwenberger, G. Harvey, C. Rall, N. Bellls, M. Koeplce, M. Dean, P. Gallbreatln, Dlredor Ernes? Beerends ROW 3: D. Jurgs, C. Schoonover, K. Skully, J. Houston, C. DeCIeene, M. Werner, S. Adams, B. Freeman, C. Swefland, S. Draper, C Walker ROW 4: S. Gruetzmacher, M. Gross, R. Wiland, L Stevenson, V. Douglas, G. Gnade, S. Parker, J. Hauschild, C Kelley, B. Post, M. Wiesen ROW 5: J. Beerends, K. Erilcsan, J Newport, J. Murney, A. Maffes, P. Lamonsky, P. Taylor, J. Halle D. Duffey, C. Ballantyne, K. Wolff. CONCERT AN ROW 1: S. Jugenheimer, C. Elder, S. Krumholtz, L. Gill, D. Spresser, C. Hill, L. Frantz, J. Marriot, L. Stark, B. Kaiser, Director Robert Bennett. ROW 2: H. Kaim, R, Hayes, C. Johnson, M. Hayes, P. Lytle, M. Preisser, J. Spresser, R. Wayland, N. Bartle, P. Orr, S. King. ROW 3: E. Koch, G. Sobie, C. Harvey, S. MacLamarrah, L. Bolton, L. Chakour, B. Blanchard, B. Miller, T. Cottelt, S. Sutton, K. Danielson. ROW 4: S. Haut, J. McGin- nis, R. Krell, C. Kelinson, G. McKamey, D. Barret, V. Schafer, D. Rasmus- sen, D. Worley, P. Leffert, J. Askin. ROW 5: K. McLeod, M. Grace, B. Hubble, D. Petersen, J. Wilcox, J. Chad, J. Holton, H. Getsch, B. Charles- worth, R. Murdock. C. Walker, R. Ronsdell, C. Lee, L. Lobdill. Clarinet Quartet Sax Quartet J. Houschild, S. Parker, V. Douglas, L. Stephenson. FRONT: J. Beerends, K. Erikson, B, Overert, BACK: P. Rose, B. Hunt, D. Long. Brass Sextet Trombone Quartet The instrumental music department at B.H.S. Works for music growth in the school and community. The band stu- dent learns to appreciate music from all periods of history. By participating in band and ensembles, the musicians learn to cooperate and develop quali- ties ot leadership. Competition in con- tests and within the band provides op- portunity tor selt-expression in music. The marching band, twirlers major- ettes, and highsteppers of the band department add to the color and fun ot the football games. Refreshments sold at the games and a fishtry aided the band in buying more uniforms. B. Burda, J. Reynolds, C. Collins, B. Overett. Flute Trio AN B.H.S. Marching band performs at football game. K, Dcschler, J. Rettenmaier, J Miller I9 G. Harvey, K. Page, S. Gruetzmocher, M. Gross. IXED CLARINET QU RTET Betfendorf High School Marching Bond. A CAPPELLA CHOIR President. Dave Stone Secretary. Chris Felsted Treasurer: Steve Yenger Robe Chairman: Sally Power Director. Bernard Vogel ROW 1, front: J. Rath, S. Waterman, J. Vannoy, C. Felsted, J. Zanzig, M. Wiesen, J. Weigle, J. Higby, D. Evans, K. Page, S Bliss, S. Macy, K. Petrach, M. Minor, K. Porter, P. Hellstrom, D. Fitzgerald. ROW 4, D. Smith, J. Halle, E. Page, C. Hunter, B l Berry, M. Garcia, S. l-laug, V. James, J. Carroll, M. Valle. Beeks, J. Thurber, R. Wuerzberger, B. l-lennings, D. Abramsohn ROW 2, Mr. Vogel, N. Trettz, M. Leiby, N. Blohm, D. Buzzell, N. D. King, R. Schaefer, M. Werner, D. Owen, K. Butterfield, R Griffith, C. Garrison, P. Parrnele, S. Bautz, L. Anderson, F. Bono, Stahl, R. Fuller. ROW 5, B. Killinger, P. Agnew, S. Junge, J N N. Funk. ROW 3, J. Camereno, S. Dodaian, K. Marshall, S. Taylor, R. Plumb, C. Borgman, G. Snyder, D. Stone, D. Smith, G Power, P, Doty, M, Willis, G. Garvin, S. Yenger, R. Winterlin, K. Ferguson, B. Hunt, P. Gimm, J. Spargo, J. Walker, R. Biehl. 22 DVANCED GIRLS GLEE ROW 1, front: P. Barretto, C. Castle, C. Beeks, B. Bashaw, P. Calhoun, J. Eastin, N. Hinlcle, J. Gruetzmacher, D. Bright, R, Dailey, J. Byrum, Mr. Clark. ROW 2, S. Woods, B. Steffen, S. Lohse, L. Kenclzierslci, B, Holton, M. Kuebler, M. Orwig, B. Brubaker, L. Owens, C. Moore, D. Kruse, B. Martzohn. ROW 3, B. Long, A. Holloway, S. Von Holdt, P. Petro, B. Meyer, R. Waterman, J. Peterson, L. Craig, B. Apostle, C. Guhin, B. Anderson. ROW 4, M. Dean, B. Holst, J. Kilberg, W. Werner, R. Schultz, D. Dyer, K. Emriclc, J. Lohf, T. Mosher, M. Rhodes, D. E-essenecker. ROW 5, L. Smith, B. McColloch, T. Bowers, N. Feldman, L. Davis, K. Puls, K. Fisher, D. Pelo, L. Schieberl, S. Plumb, K. l-laug, D. Dryer, P. Harper, D. Brockway, K. Guhin. 23 GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO ROW 1: L. Mock, G. Hes kit ROW 2: S. Duby, P ROW 3: L. Nims, N. Bot Hes, N, Grimes, L. Hud E gin, dleston. FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE 24 Obrion, J. Fitzgerald, BOYS GLEE ROW 'l: Mr. Clark, B. Doty, J. Gnade, D. Stahl, S. TouVelle, C. Agnew, B. Blohm, W. Finch, T. Garvin, G. Jensen, D. Deere. ROW 2: L. Harrison, T. Pciustian, M. Pinkerton, T. Priebe, G. Gob- loe, S. Nelson, R. Freshly, D. Jones, S. Schumate, J. Anderson, B. Baustian. ROW 3: D. Duvall, S. Weindruch, B. Brandt, B. Farwell R. Eastin, B. Klinkenberg, P. Macy, R. Nielsen, G. Peters. ROW 4: M. Buzzell, G. Arner, T. Schau, D. Fellows, G. Abramsohn, L. Beckenbaugh, R. Cook, R. Duncan, G. Levan, L. Bogen. ROW 5: J. Middleton, R. Presson, N. Schroder, J. Holton, D. Presson, F. Whipple, M. Woods. ROW 1: C. Valle, D. Fama, M. Edmonds, L. Mock, A. House, D. Cane, S. Illingsworth, C. Nordstrom, --, N. Grimes, J. Fitz- Burda, L. Nims, --, ---, Mr. Clark ROW 2: S. Venker, ---, gerald, P. Fox, J. Chanhall, P. Nelson, K. Adams ROW 5: C. Kass. D. Queck, N. Bottles, C. Crane, D. Dickey, ---, P. Obrien, G. L, Osmun, C. Senerin, P. Poppe, J. White, ---, H. Funk, S Heskett, ---, N. Watkins, ---, S. Duby ROW 3: N. Nelson, Mosher, K. Hagen, L. Huddleston, ---, P. White, ---, D. P. Wertz, D. Riner, D. Altheimer, S. Neils, S. Car- Smith. lyle ROW 4 A. Johnston, J. McManigal, J. Kulp, V. Kraft, C. 25 POPS CHORUS ROW T: D. Abrarnsonn, R. Winierlin, M. Garcia, S. Haug. ROW 2: N. Blolwm, M, Werner, C. Felsied, J Bliss, C. Garrison, D. Buzzell, V. Ditfmer, G. Garvin. ROW 3: J. Spargo, R. Schaefer, R. Fuller, G. Snyder, B Beeks, Mr. Clark. Madrigal ROW 1, S. Bauiz, M. Willis, K. Page, F. Bono. ROW 2: S. Yenger, K. Zanzig, S. Power, J. Higby, R. Wuerz- berger. ROW 3: D. King, C. Bergman, D. Stone, D. Owen, J. Walker, B. Hunt. 26 ALL-STATE CHORUS MADRIGAL 27 Sue Plumb and Scott Stafne had leading roles DINN AND THE WITCHE Dinny .... Luella ... Ulga . .. Zenobia .. Amy .... Ben ...... ,., Jake ....... .. Stonehenge Dawn . . . Chloe . . . Bubbles .. Tom .... Dick ..... Harry .... Announcer Minnie , . . The Baby . . . Scott Stafrie Anne Koprucki . Kathy Norris . .. Debbie Burda Sue Plumb Chris Vaughan Bill Sertass ... .. John Thurber ., Karen Puls . Linda Owens . Linda Craig Paul Herrera Dale Duggleby Mike Lundauist Mike Smith . Julie Venker . Melinda Estes BHS Presents Each tick iot the clocki is one heart- beat the less in each of you. Make the most of it. Savor the world vvhile you have it. This phrase reflects the moral created by the presentation of William Gibson's Dinny and the Witches on the eve- nings at October 22 and 23. Dinny Jones, portrayed by Scott Statne, rep- resented the average American young man, but believed he deserved nothing less than the best. The play began as his dream, but reality constantly intruded into it, his dream developed into a nightmare, and he became ci mortal under the sentence of death. Those who witnessed the performance could not avoid realizing that Dinny might have been any one ot them. The performers were excellent, especially enjoyable was Anne Koprucki, who portrayed a witch who turned angel . get .........--a-1. mi. 2, - ,v:yir,, Joke, Tome, Dick, and Harry enter with Amy's coffin Ilia. x m s AP! , 5 , SQQT E Q U E ,ilk it Q few se Q Q5Pf?f5i5 gil 0 M ill alt' song 01? 7 D040 f f., W -'K The Three Witches. Two witches argue. The ploy was aided by Q hardworking stage crew. .. - ,, .. ,J ,W ...sl ROW 1, front. Mr. Vogel, K. Zanzig, B. Hunt, J. Higby, K. Page, Snyder, J. Bliss, C. Lee, J. Newport, J. Walker, D. King, D. Ab- Mr. Clark. ROW 2, K, Norris, J. Beerends, D, Lang, R. Ransdell, ramsohn. ROW 5, B. Overett, M. Gross, M. Koepke, J. Miller, L. S. Boutz, C. Roller. ROW 3. B. McPherson, K, Erilcson, F. Bono, Lobdill, C. Ballantyne, G. Harvey. V. Dittmer, C. Felsted, N. Bettis, S. Gruetzmacher. ROW 4, G. TRI- The Modern Music Masters, more commonly known as Tri-M, is organized for the pur- pose ot promoting music understanding in the school and community. The members of Tri-M, led by Mr. Vogel, delve into all aspects ot the Held ot music as they learn how music can work in everyday life. As a result ot the programs, the members can learn to appreciate the ditqerent types of music. President: Kathy Zanzig Secretary: Karen Page Vice-President: Ben Hunt Treasurer: Mary Willis Historian: Jill Higby THESPIANS FRONT ROW, bottom to top: D. Blake, R. Moore, B. Gellerstedt, K. Norris, L. Croig, P. Stephenson, R. Ronsdeil, BACK ROW, J. Walker, J. McGinnis, S.Stc1fne,J.Thurber, D. Duggleby, Mrs. Deftenbough. Thespion Troupe 54 ot Bettendorf High School is o member ot the Notionol Thespion Troupe. The Society is devoted to the odvoncement ot the dro- motic orts in our country's secondory schools. It tries to roise the opprecio- tion ond quolity ot dromotic productions. Our dromotics deportment hos striven tor improvement through the use ot these gools. President: Kathy Norris Vice-President: .lim Walker Secretary: Rose Moore Treasurer: John Thurber Clerk: Pat Stephenson 31 Thespions were members ot the Foil Ploy Cost. Twirlers B.H.S. HIGH 5 STEPPERS ROW T, front: P. Bpland, S, Fllzgerald, J. berg, S. Swarm, S. Anderson, Mrs. Newlin. over, J. Dauglwerry, V. Dlffmer, M. Hammill, nerr, K, Kloppenberg, K. Scully, ROW 3, S. Ward, P. Estes, K. Broffan, K. Tanaka, S. ROW 4, K. Martin, K. Marshall, D. Brockwav. Carter, C. Kloppen ROW 2, C. Sclwoon C. Guenther, S. Bar- Wulf, P. Malone, A Inman, C. DeCleene J. Askin, E. Darnolcl S. Barneff, M, Hoagland, ROW 5, K. Marshall, R. Merfl, J. Ma tousek, F. Bono, B, Bono, P. Lesser, ROW 6, D. Queck, D. War ley, D. Burda, K. Danielsen, S. King, G. Edens. ROW 7, C. Roll D. Briglv, C. Esping, C. Swefland, C. Conklin, N. Bertram, E Campbell. 1 The Girls Recreation Association is organized to allow girls the opportunity to participate in intramural athletic com- petition and recreation not ottered in the school curriculum. The activities are composed of tournaments and free play. Members accumulate points through their participation in events, which then enables them to receive a major GRA letter. The primary proiect ol the club is the sponsorship of the annual turn-about dance, Fems Fancy. The girls are advised by Mrs. Nevvlin. S. Swarm and C. Schoonover bring essential supplies. Y Preparing for Fems Fancy Dance President: Gloria Speer Vice-President: Sharon Anderson Secretaryz Sally Swarm Treasurerz it Jean Carter Point Secretary: Carol Kloppenberg Program: Pam Boland Historianz N. Bertram and C. Swetlancl work hard g g i D E C E M B E R I I The crown is brought forward. L. Zobel and J. Hovill ot the dance. FEMS' ANCY .... THE Tom Rettenrnoier, Freshman representative ond Jean Carter, Pot Gimm, sophomore representative ond Sully Sworm. 36 This year's annual TurnabouT dance, Ferns' Fancy, was held in The Bl-l.S. gym on December ll, l965. The GRA members spenT The morning of The dance engaged in changing The gym inTo The air of The FirsT Snow- Tallf' Senior candidaTe, Jim Walker, reigned as King. His aT- TendanTs were ScoTT STuarT, junior, PaT Gimm, sophomore, and Torn ReTTenmaier, fresh- man. Hal Weise and his combo provided The music. King Jim Walker and Sharon Anderson FIRST SNOWF LL Scott Stuart, iunior represenrcniye, and Carol Kloppenberg. 37 Mr. Owen crowns King Jim 38 39 41 ROW 1 front-K, Tonoko, M, Mecxdor, T. Walsh. ROW 2: M. Mull, J. Walker, M. Smith, C, Borgmcm, S. Wil liomson. ROW 3: G. King, S ST T, S. Slolne, C. Lee, J. Beerencls. ROW 4: C. E p g J H thison, P Petro, K. Doschler. ROW 5: J. P k R Eosfin, S Thomas, C. Wunder President: Tom Walsh Vice-President: Stan Williamson Secretary: Mindy Meador Treasurer: Marti Mull 42 STLIDE T COUNCIL AN M ITORS ROW 1,front. S. Williamson, T. Walsh, S. Booras, Mr. Seifert, ROW 2. J. Venker, B. Zimmerman, J. Deems, S. Siegel, J. Walker, K. Marshall. ROW 3. M. Hamill, D. Musal, T. McLamarrah, S. Smith, C. Meier, J. Curtis, T. Smillie. ROW 4. N. Frields, S. Ginsberg, D. Bright, S. Waterman, M. Hanick, C. Thomas, C. Lohrman, K. Kindle. The student council is an organization assembled to represent the student body in problems brought before the school administration. Cooperation between the ad- ministration and council aids the student body in its programs and activities. ROW 5. M. Walsh, V. Holcomb, J. Peterson, S. Plumb, D. Pelo, P. Calhoun, A. Holloway, S. Johnson, J. Kilberg. ROW 6. S. Bautz, C. DeShon, R. Beckenbaugh, P. Doty, J. Scott, K. Daschler, C. Schrod- SF. The student monitor system of Bettendorf High School was designed to allow students to supervise the con- ditions in our halls between classes and during the passing to classes. The monitors also serve to promote better student body citizenship. M S The lvlesons Club is The science club of Be-Tfendorf High School. IT is organized To add To The science knowledge of iTs members, by offering science pro- grams noT available in The classroom. Tours, lecTures by scienTisTs, and work in phofography ore some of The programs held by The Meson. . Tr SEATED: S. Smith, R, Kulp, R. Schaefer, S, Siegel, Mr. Schaefer. vaty, D. Abramsohn, C. Vaughan, J. Beerends, J. Hannah, D. Long, STANDING: J. Pederson, L. Lobclill, B. Towle, K. Page, D. HolsT, D. PeTerson, P. SchueTTe. R. Winterlin, D. Smith, R. Ransdell, N. Kroeger, C. Thomas, C. Hla- President: Steve Smith Vice-President: Rick Kulp Secretaryz Randy Schaefer Treasurer: Steve Siegel 44 Y- TEENS ROW 1, nexf To railing, bottom to Yop, P. Stephenson, D. Weindrucn, D. Sheldon, J. Kilberg J. Horsfmon, J. Houston, M. O g K P I J C er, C. Kimborr, A. Weindrucn. ROW 2 S. Bouiz, R. M L C g K N S V H Idf D Kruse, L J nnson, D. Kruse. ROW 3 Mrs. Holm, Mis S T L S1 ph M M H J Th J MN President: Pat Stephenson Vice-President Rose Moore Secretary: Donna Weindruch Treasurer: Sue Bautz Points Secretary: Diane Sheldon 45 Mr. Gorshe advises The The Explorer Scouf Post of Bef- Tendorf High School is o new orgdnizofion This yeor. lf vvos organized for boys who ore in- TeresTed in odvenfure ond leorn- ing. The quolifies of good citi- zenship ore stressed. Mr. Gorshe s the advisor. Left To righf: D. Turner, D. Archibald, N. Sandberg, J. Houschild, J. McGin- nis, R. Turner, D. Hughes, J. Thurber. EXPLORER SCOLITS President: Jim Hannah Vice-Presidentz Dave Turner Secretary: Phil Hoffman Treasurer: John Thurber LLIBS AT B.H. . D.E.C.A. FRONT: S. Snodgrass, J. Walker, D.' Enlow, BACK: Mr. Stephenson, S. Butcher, N. Wulf, F. Fagan, J. Preston, L. Carleton. The Distributive Education class is one ot the entirely new classes at BJ-l.S. The members of the class also have their own club, the Distributive Education Club ot America, as- sociated with a national DECA organization. lts purpose is to prepare students tor iobs in distribution. This is achieved by providing actual on the job training. The students are taught by Mr. H. V. Stephenson. They attend class half day and work in the afternoons President: Jim Walker Secretary: Fay Fagan Vice-Presidents Linda Carleton Treasurer: Dave Enlow Reporter: Stan Snodgrass 6 ROW 1, front: Mr. Essig, K. Ced- erquist, P. Schuette, S. Butcher, A. Weindruch. ROW 2, S. Jenkins, S. Macy, M. Mull, N. Adams, C. High, J. Deems, S. Burnett, B. Zimmerman. ROW 3, C. Meier, L. Lowry, J. Venker, K. Haley, S. Dibbern, B. Bueford, C. Leman, L. Bateman, M. Meador. ROW 4, K. Zanzig, S. Siegel, M. Paul, M. Witt, C. Holmquist, R, Kulp, M. Levy, S. Bautz, S. Power, M. Eitel. ROW 5. J, Rath, J. Curtis, J. Gave, D. Dohrn, M. Kuebler, D. Evans, L. Jensen, K. Emrick, K. Nelson, M. Dykema. ROW 6. S. Plumb, K. Haug, J. Weigle, S. Waterman, E, Campbell, N. Ber- tram, P. Lettert, N. Newman, D. Sheldon, M. Hanick, D. Bright, A. Koprucki, C. Thomas. ROW 7. J. Horstman, V. Holcomb, J. Van- noy, A. Koch, C. Esping, C. Wal- ker, J. Peterson, A. Holloway, S. VonHoldt, M. Orwig, L. Ryan. ROW 8. L. Schieberl, D. Pelo, L. Smith, K. Fisher, N. Feldman, S. Lohse, B. Steffen, M. Dean, L. Just, J. McBurney, G. Elverd. ROW 9. J. Kilberg, R. Schultz, H. Funk, D. Smith, J. Kulp, E. Woods, J. Byrum, C. Guhin, S. Johnson, J. Houston, P. Petro. Mrs Smith and her team ot cheerleaders. 49 PEP CLUB Rugged football action by the Pep Club. The Pep Club has as its goal the establishment, promotion, and development of school spirit. lt is open to all students. Periodic poster parties are held to make posters tor upcoming athletic events. As an annual money-making proiect, the Pep Club members meet the cheerleaders in the Pow- der-Putt Football game. D. Bright sounds the charge tor Pep Club. B.H. . PLIBLICATICNS W Zinn-qi' SEATED: K. Prandy, L. Botemon, A. Montgomery, Mrs. Cormony, von, P. Estes, K. Cederquist, A. Weindruch, P. Stephenson, T, Alex, S. Jenkins. STANDING: B. Covell, C. Fredricks, S. Corter, J. Sulli- L. Corry, C. High, J. Honnoh, S. Hunt. GROWL The Growl, B.H.S.'s newspoper, ottempts to convey and promote school interest ond to keep students well informed on school oc- tivities. The Growl stoft is composed ot those students enrolled in the new Journolism closs. This enobles the students to use the tolents they ore developing ond it olso gives the student body o poper of better quolity. Mrs. Cormony is odvisor ond instructor for the Growl. 50 Editorsein-chief: L. Monoging Editor: News Editor: Editoriol Editor: Feoture Editor: Sports Editor: Business Monoger: Circulotion ivlonoger: C Exchonge Editor. Art Editor. Bdtemon K. Prondy A. Montgomery P. Stephenson A. Weindruch K. Cederquist T. Alex S. Jenkins . Fredricks P. Estes B. Cdvell SEATED at table: C. Hlavaty, B. Lipsman, S. Maxwell, M. Eitel, C. High, M. Witt, M. Meador, J. Havill, D. Bright. SEATED in rear: C. Esping, C. Roll, S. Gins- B. Bandy, C, Swetland, D. Weindruch, A. Aranda, R berg, J. Beerends, M, Koepke, J. Miller, L. Carry, D. Ashley, A, Hutchison, N. Adams, A. Weindruch, M. Ha Peterson, T. Phelps, M. Levy, STANDING: Mr. Hayes, mill, B. Kneedler, S. Carter. BEACON American Yearbook Company Representa- tive makes service call. A yearbook is the most lasting memory of one's high school experiences. The BEACON staff functions to capture the events of the year and record them for memories in years to come. Under the supervision of Mr. Hayes, the staff prepares the annual yearbook. Editor-in-chief: Bill Lipsman Copy Editor: Diana Bright Sports Editor: Steve Maxwell Class Editor: Nancy Adams Business Managers: Linda Corry Martha Levy Photographer: Chuck l-llavaty 5l FUTLI RE HOM MAKERS ROW l front, 5. Goettsch, M. Hoi-nmill, A. Arondo, P. Meinert, C. V. Kraft, S. Meinert, L. Olson, C. Brotten. ROW 4: P. Winclcler, Kuhlmon. ROW 2: Mrs. Killinger, C. Guenther, L. Mcliihbin, J. K.Dc1nielsen, S. Sutton, S, Critten, L. Winckler, T. Gilliom. Greenwood, A. Kokert, Mrs. Poulsen. ROW 3: D. Lyons, M. Arney, The Future Homemokers ot Americo Club ot Betten- dort High School is othlioted with the notion-wide FHA clubs. Their gool tor this yeor wos Educotion oncl Endless Chollengef' The members discussed vor- ious ccireers ond hod the opportunity to heor guest speokers trom other countries, The moin program for the yeor Wos o service project ot the Annie Witten- meyer orphonoge. President: Pam Meinert Secretary: Vice-President: Alice Aranda Treasurer: 52 Marlene Hamill Sally Goettsch ROW l, front: D. Musol, B. Moyer, P. Taylor, B. Ascy, K. Smart, ROW 2, R. DVllLZblBAyRLk.l Schmeltzer. ROW 3, Mr. Roush, Mr. Moore, R. Beckenbaugh. Luis f uo,.oe,.re,.ue,. I DUSTRIAL ARTS The lndustriol Arts Club is on extrocurriculor orgonizo- tion developed for those interested in odvoncement in the field of industrial orts. An exposure to working with vorious kinds of equipment is offered. Presidentz Jeff Schmeltzer Secretary: Dave Musal Vice-President: Ron Beckenbaugh Treasurer: Lou Zabel 53 l l ROW 1,front: J. Eastin, A, Hutchinson, S. Siegel, M. Mull, M. Paul, lnman, L. Anderson, N. Newman, A. Koch. ROW 6: C. Meier, S Mrs. Harrison. ROW 2: J. Gave, M. Koepke, T. Mosher, J. Prizler, Parker, K. Farrell, D. Kruse, S. Dadaian, D. Bright, C. Lee, D, Evans, C. Holmquist, J. Deems, C. High, S. Williamson. ROW 3: S. Bautz, D. Levin, C. Collins, S. Maxwell. ROW 7: J. Askin, B. Roller, L. B. Zimmerman, A. Weindruch, P. Russel, J. Byrum, N. Grimmer, B. Johnson, D, Medd, N. Frields, D. Holst, L. Bateman, A. Montgomery, Holton, S. Ginsberg, K. Daschler. ROW 4: K. Zanzig, J. Venker, C. B. Lipsman, C. Hlavaty. ROW 8: S. Plumb, C. Walker, M. Dean, B. Roller, P. Stephenson, S. Reich, S. Waterman, L. Jensen, J. Bliss, Stetten, P. Parmele, R, Schultz, J. Kilberg, M. Orwig, D. Dohrn, M. C. Felstecl, S, lngraham, D. Brockway. ROW 5: T. Fairhurst, B. Ca- Kuebler, N. Huey. vell, S. Barnett, S. McCluskey, J. Rath, K. Marshall, J. Matousek, S. FRENC French Club, L'Acadamie Francaise, is open to all students who have completed three semesters ot French. It has as its purpose the stimulation ot further interest in French cul- ture and language. The annual French Club Christmas party and the initiation were high- lights ot the year. Participation in Homecoming and meetings were also events enjoyed by the members. Presidents Marti Mull Secretaryz Ann Hutchison Vice-President: Steve Siegel Treasurer: Marty Paul Historian: Jill Eastin 54 ANGLIAGE CLUBS ROW 'l, front: N. Bettis, C. Ballantyne, M. Witt, M, Meador. ROW ROW 4, J. Weigle, V. Saldivar, D. Peterson, S. Shendleman, T. 2, Mrs. Whalen, S. Carter, M. Levy, L. Lowry, N. Adams, ROW 3, Adee, ROW 5: M. Sodel, S. Vonl-loldt, D. Sheldon, K. Petrach. Mrs. Kivisto, F. Bono, D. Berry, D. Shafer, M. Smith, M. Minor, S ANISH Los Conquistadors, better known as the Spanish Club, tried to promote a better under- standing ot the Spanish people and to help members become more tluent in the Spanish language. Business meetings were conducted in Spanish. In this way the knowledge ot Spanish learned in the classroom was practiced and the members were given the op- portunity to improve their Spanish vocabularies. President: Mindy Meador Secretary: Sherry Carter Vice-President: Mary Witt Treasurer: Carol Ballanty ne 55 ROW l, fronl. M. Gross, B. Gaylord, D. Kruse, N. Blohrn, ROW 2, Guhin. ROW 4, P. Long, , P. Nelson, C. Jones, K. VVOIH, R. B. Kelly, S. Reich, B. Kneedler, D. Dinning, T. ColTel1. ROW 3, Poppe. ROW 5, B. Bcishow, B. Yoger, N. Berfrcxm, E. Compbell, D. A. Word, C. Beelcs, D. Brockway, C. Guhin, E. Dcirnold, S. Wulf, K. Spencer, B. Moeller. FUTURE LIRSES The Fuiure Nurses Club is organized for onyone in- fe-rested in ony port of The field of medicine. Al- ' ' Though The club deols moinly with nursing, if olso in- VICE-PrESIdSnt: cludes other ospecrs of medicine. The members read lirerofure, discuss colleges, ond have guest speglcers. Secretary: Marge Gross This ye-or The club sponsored o service prolecr for Mercy riospimi. Treasurer: Diane Kruse 56 F.T. . ROW ONE, seated: H. Kaim, N. Miller, C. Kloppenberg, K. Kloppenberg, Mr. Wolf, ROW TWO, standing: K. Marshall, J. Matousek, K. Marshall, J. Curtis, L. Anderson, S. Barnett, D. Meyer, P, Estes. Being a teacher causes ditterent ideas to enter each person's mind. To most people it means the chance to educate the young of the community in the ideas of world knowledge and community lite. All members ot the Future Teachers ot America Club do not intend to be teachers. Many are iust interested in learning how the educational system in America works. The members took Held trips to study educational pro- cesses, including a trip to an elementary school to ob- serve the average day in a grade school. President: Kathy Kloppenberg Vice-President: Nancy Vettis Secretary: Carol Kloppenberg Historian: Nancy Miller Reporter: Harold Kaim LIBR RY CLUB SITTING: P. Nelson, A. Rutledge, S. Barnett, B. Kelly, Mr. Ryan. STANDING: P. Stephenson, S. Barnett, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Meyer, K. Tanaka, B. Hannah, B. Hubble, D. Meye, B. Asay. The library club is Composed ofthe student librarians and all other stu- dents interested in the work and purpose of the library. One of the main activities of the club is the Annual Library Tea for the taculty members. They also sell candy throughout the year and donate this money to the school. Presidents Shirley Barnett Secretary: Ann Rutledge Vice-President: Bobbi Kelly Treasurer: Penny Nelson 58 DEBATE CLUB SITTING S Siegel C. Vaughan, C. Thomas, R. Moore, Mr. Richter. STANDING: J. Hannah L Gaberdlel L Osmun S Jenkins R. Kulp, R. Willenbucher, N. Grimmer, V. Saldivar. To develop the ability to think on one's feet and to use this ability in later lite is the primary aim ot The speech and debate group. For debate, one issue is debated nationally by all high schools for one year. This school year the topic debated by the four var- sity squad members and sixteen novice debaters was, 'fResolved that compulsory arbitration should be under the control of the Federal government. This club is open to all interested in the field of debate and speech. The members develop the skills of public speaking. Mr. Richter is the advisor. 59 M. Mecdor and C. Rinehart sell popcorn To raise funds. M. Mangan-Q born basketball slor. KSTT VS. ACU LTY The Tough Guys get o pep talk from The Couch. KSTT: 50 Faculty: 6I January 20, I966 1 l Mr. Riley lays one in. ao l l , ,7 , Couch Smith cmd her rugged Team. FOR A.F. . FLI Lou Gufenberger of KSTT gives C, Bullonfyne cmd B, Hunt prizes during half-Time. Ofificiols Joe Doud ond Stu Spclrling from the Community Center. K. Seifert puts one up. w V1 1 gl SOPHOMORE CHEERLEAD- ERS TOP ROW, D, Sheldon, N. Huey, BOTTOM, C. Walker, D. Pelo, S. Plumb. Vorsify cheerleaders in the Homecoming Porcde. Sophomore cheerleaders. 1,5 has-an-29 C. Thomas ond M. Poul throw our the Midgy footbolls ATHLETICS 3 M V uw, . Doc watches over Tom Walsh in The whirl-pool both 1. -me -4 4,1 - ya 3 Suns, 'io Q-wwaw-Q ,Hg 'mp in Shieuuw DOC MEADOR WATCHES OVER Trainer Doug Owen works on Chuck Borgmcnn 66 Doc tcpes Chuck Leglens ankle ,- A Salute to Doc Meador One of the most familiar sights to B.l-l.S. students is Doc Dan Meador. Mr. Meador is the trainer for the Bettendort Athletic Department. l-le teaches in the so- cial studies department. To the average person, the term trainer is a very general one. The responsibility really refers to the duties of assisting athletes and coaches. Besides keep- ing vvatch on iniured athletes, he takes steps to pre- vent iniuries to all. Although his job of taping and wrapping isn't glamorous, Doc insures the safety of our athletes. This page can only show our apprecia- tion to a man who aids our school. B.l-l.S. salutes Doc Meador. B.H.S. ATHLETE Steve Nelson weighs in. John Davis checks the training supplies HARD WORK AND DESIRE LEADS T0 Be-ftendorf Befiendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Befiendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Befiendorf Beffendorf 68 l Bulldogs Have 3-4-2 Season Regis Norflwscoii Keolcuk Burlingion Assumpfion Clinton Muscatine Oifumwo Allemon Oufsfc nd VARSITY FGOTBALL ing Bucks. Q. '1 'EIT Y A gh Outstanding Linemen. VICTORY 69 OlTense geTs set. Burlington Game: Big Game, Best Game ATTer running inTo Tough luck ond finding iT hord To moinToin o solid eFForT for The TirsT Three gomes of The seoson, The Bulldogs exploded Tor o 28-6 vicTory over The BurlingTon Greyhounds, Then second-rciTed in The sToTe. The Bulldogs, using o powerful oFfense ond ci TighT, sTubborn defense, showed Their True copobilifies os o Team. The offense, sluggish OT The beginning of The seoson, opened up on BurlingTon with one sTrong drive c1TTer onoTher, cmd The defense slowed Their mighTy offense To Cl sTondsTill. lT wos on oll-Ground Teom eTTorT which honded BurlingTon Their only deTeoT of The seoson. This wos Truly on ouTsTond- ing gome cmd one of The seoson's highlighTs. Sheeder grinds Them out. Quite c wonderful sight. BeTTendorf on The move muualnnuwrrW.ws.m-.m,,..-....,,.....,...,....,. Sheeder spots his receiver. Defense Digs In. 2 2 - K, K' - an X 55? if w w? 'f 2 X, J ff. wzfff :Eff has Walsh geis his mon. Sheeder up The middle 71 ., ,Mb. r-Q-f-sm-.....s.,f.,W.s,...,,.M......,M.,, M. ..,,..., .WM ..,Ws.,.. . 'T ROW 'l: S. Tornetich, R, Martinez, D, Ross, D. Archibald, J Reynolds, G. Gonzenback, S. Weindruch, M. Hutchings, G. Fume. ROW 2: Coach Wagner, R. Millage, J. Long, D. Orr, R. Wohlwend, S. Wulf, J. Bateman, G. Leuan, R. Haedt. ROW 3: E. Page, H. Sibley, W. Brinton, G. Johnson, J. Ryan, D. Martin, S, Davis, D. Griebel, D. Scheeder. ROW 4: Coach Page, C. Magill, T. Morris, M, Steiner, R. Fume, E. Balzer, J. Unferth, D. Levin, D. Paasch. ROW 5: G. Sawvell, T, Cook, R, VanWetzinga. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 0-,........,,,,,,, WK. Coach Mangan discusses a ploy. 72 Coach Mangan sets up a play, K , f' . - fi-!1,1:,-da -QAM...-Q -gms. .,,, v,-. -PM -- N-pw., -vv....., 'W ..:.:::g .W SOPH GRE Sophomores get the play from Coach Page. ROW 'I T Cederblad M Buzzell R Day T. Havens, R. Myers M Smith R Rathlen S Hocklngs B Arbegast, S. Nelson, R Torres, T. Campbell P. Macy, M. Woods I T. Alex defeaTs Davis M. Yegge holds an arm The B.l-l,S. mafmen displayed Their power This year by capturing The LiTTle Six Conference wresfling meeT and placing second in boTh The Quadrangular and Invi- Tafional rneefs in Davenport BeTTendorf and Davenporf CenTral, The Two mosf powerful Teams in The area, locked horns Three Times. The Bulldogs finished second behind Cenfral in The first Two meefs. In The Hnal meef, a dual meef, BeTTen- dorf remained close To Cenfral unTil The lasT Two mafch- es, losing by only eighf poinfs. BUT affer This defeaf The Bulldogs won The LiTTle Six by 50 points. C. Legler and J. Smith handle The Muskies FRESHMEN ROW 'l: S. Walker, L. Beckenbaugh, T. Dailey, J. Hill, 3: Coach Hollander, P. Coogan, B. Bausfian, L. Boogan, D. Swan, D. Ashley, P. Ryan. ROW 2: L. Harrison, W. Finch, C. Castro, J. D. Arnold, D. Swan, R. Presson, Coach Riley. Donnely, T. Reftenmaier, G. Sutton, C. Agnew, C. Johnson. ROW SOPHOMORE ROW 'iz D. Laing, T. Garvin, S. Mangells, L. Smith. 3: Manager, R. Schaefer, E. Page, B. Killinger, G. Topinka, C. Mc ROW 2: T. Cook, M. Dailey, G. Roop, D. Griebel, J. Collins. ROW Gill, J. Gomez, D. Smith, Coach Jack Blake. 79 U gf 4 Sf if f N .- ' . - 2 - fn. . .- ill . f ei? iii. FIRST ROW left to right: G. Mock, D. Duffey, D. Stahl, D. Piat, B. Reynolds, L. Beckenbaugh, J. Siegel, J. Hampton, A. Metzger. Moore, Manager. THIRD ROW: M. Boelter, R. Schaefer, J. Lewis, M. Yegge, F. Hanson, R. Beckenbaugh, M. Beckenbaugh, L. Lang, SECOND ROW: Coach Mapes, J. Stichter, S. Sigel, S, Hogedorn, J, Field, Abgem D, Wegver. D. Smith, R. Fuller, S. Snodgrass, R. Schroeder, J. Mumey, D. Dave Smith and Jim Mumey work out in practice session. r 'gg' Y! ,.., 1 'ie . F r 2 Q ..4.r'5 -' I ' 537W ' . it fs -- . . .. . . F I W --2, Q e' f .. . , ,gy Z M 'M . , . . k y F ,,...., Hdpgwia I .. J .. ff f These we W'-W E155 ,ge M-mr. ,M , ,. ., . L N J, , .,.,,,.., ,, fl: T' f , 'frri1m 37?fA .J M . 'i'f5' 1 er ieee 'E .. A -A uf' 'RL A- . : 1 1 -,Q.1 -if' 'T ii M 'T r Q rixfhs--5' A -- sf 1 T wwe' 1 ... 1' ee.e -ff eff? eee W .. -. og, r ,., .3433 : , fs ...W ,- e ...rs 84 One Year: Then More This year's cross-country team, our schools first, had laid a good foundation for future teams to build on. Good, hard work and plenty of spirit helped the varsity to three wins against only one loss. The iunior varsity had three wins and no losses while the sophomores had a season record of two wins and only one loss. The sophomores also ran with the iunior varsity in the second meeting with Alleman and helped to gain the victory, There were two state meets this year and six boys who represented us there were: Jim Mumey, Stan Snodgrass, John Fields, Anson Metzger, Fred Hanson and Larry Lang. In the State-Cross-Country meet our team placed fifth and in the State Mile the team was eighth. A team comprised of Stan Snodgrass, Anson Metzger, John Fields and Jim Mumey combined to win medals for Bettendorf. We can well be proud of these boys and the team as a whole, and we can hopefully look forward to many more good years to come. CROSS CCL! TRY BIG Snodgrass Gets Ready for State. any-w-If . Gary Mock Gels Ready for The Grind Varsity Has 3-I Season Beftendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Beifendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Beffendorf Befiendorf 18 Clinton 40 Moline 'l5 Alleman 19 Allernan Junior Varsity is 3-O 23 ClinTon 6 Alleman 22 Alleman Sophomores Are 2-i 38 Clinton 25 Moline 9 Allemon ADMINISTRATICN Yi Q . Selby A, Ballantyne Superintendent of Schools Guiding Our School System The seven members ot the Bettendort Community School District Board ot Educcition perform the most important functions in the administration of our schools. Elected by the residents ot the dis- trict, they decide all policies pertaining to the betterment of our education. The decisions to build schools, hire instructors, and purchase books are their responsibilities. Dale E. Strotman Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDLICATIQ C. E. Bullington Charles Holden 88 Robert Medd Karl Vestle .-.-.Pg - 1, Mr. Sfrormcn Addresses Opening Day Assembly Herman Werner Eloise Zimmerman Charles J. Munson Ellen G. Meier President Secretory Robert E. Owen Principal Ofhce Staff: The hard-working office staff strives to keep the business of our school in order and assists the acl- ministration in every as- pect possible. We are grateful for their patience, co-operation, and willing- ness to serve Bl-l.S. MINI TRATIO The administration of our high school is directed by Mr. Owen, Mr. Kelly, and Mr. Hill. They work with our teachers and the Board of Education to develop an edu- cational program that will prepare us for our future careers. John Kelly Wendell Hill Vice-Principal Director of Student Affairs General Office Staff Mrs. Yegge, Mrs. Beerends, and Mrs. Brockway Attendance Secretary Mrs. Collins f new GUIDANCE 'ii CENTER D. Bright and T. Walsh look at college catalogues. The staff of the guidance office holds an important and necessary position in our school's administration. The secretaries help to keep accurate records ot our educational backgrounds, and the coun- selors are well qualified to aid us in outlining our future careers. They are always ready to advise and assist the students of B.H.S., and are eager to take port in our educational planning. Guido nce secreta ry-Mrs. Duttey Norman Sandberg Marie Peck Robert Tudeen William Erps Frank Gorshe SCIENC Alice Holm Bcirbcro Kelly Doncild Sands Donald Schaefer G. Snopp and M. Paul explore chick embryos in Advanced Biology R. Swenson, J, Beerends, C. Lee, ond J. Miller setup physics experiment. Mary Albrecht D Theodore Esstg Mr. Seifert's Algebra Class Science Challenges the Mind The large and varied number of mathematics and science courses aims at providing a challenge for The future, and encourages students to employ their minds in the most reasonable way. The main purpose of these courses is to provide an interest for students of all capabilities and of all future occupations, in the sciences. The students who will enter the field of science for their careers will gain a basic understanding of the sciences. MATHEMATICS Verla Funk D. Houck, D. Pete son, and J. Scott Kenneth Horning Martin Powers 93 Thomas Richter Keith Seifert Jo Ann Brown Margaret Cormony Virginia Edwards Jecznefie Gopinski DE ELDPING COMMUIQIEVIDEARIONS Julio Gingerich June Kivisfo Elizabeth Molmros Hcrry Melonder 94 D. Buzzell Delivers A Speech Learning to Communicate The English, Speech and Dramatics departments each promote varia- tions at communication among people. English courses stress in- struction at correct grammar and written expression, and encourage further learning in the literary Held. Speech and dramatics aim tor the development ot oral expression and self-conhdence in public speaking, while developing talents in the areas of the dramatics at the same time. Marlene Deflenbaugh YM le Journalism Class Is Busy E GLI H, SPEECH Nancy Meyers Charles Van Sant 95 Ruth Vertrees David Welsh FOREIGN ANGUAGES Pairick Burr ll wmxb-Xxx' we um-,x Kill ffm wx, mn M? new L. Jensen, J. Easfin, and S. Inman Belsy Zimmerman and Kathy Farrell Karen Harrison Florence Whalen SOCIAL STUDIES . . . JGCI4 BIOIKS Mervin Habenichr 96 Jack Hollander Donald Mathews The Teaching of foreign languages in our school enables Us To leorn The Tongue of oTher peoples in The vvorld. Increased undersTanding of oTher peoples can develop Through knowledge of Their languages and cusToms, French, Spanish, and LaTin are oTTered. ,ff?f ff'f--W il T p .- K fT1.,,,?Sf3 1 , 5' we sv- Q , Mr. Hollancler's American Government Class The sTudenTs aT BeTTendorf High School learn The sTrUcTUre of Their vvorld-pasT, present and Tumre-Through The dif- TerenT social sTudies courses oTTered aT various grade levels, They discover The pasT and presenT problerns of Their World, and The soluTions of The TuTure. They learn oT The culmre and developmenT of boTh Thriving and exTincT civilizaTions. ii.. T1 Humanifies Class U DERSTANDI GCLIR WCDRLD 'HHH Richard Riley Deborah SeiTz 97 HerberT Sifz Lloyd Wolf Wayne Cheramy Charles Meador X I 4, .f rx -Q. ,nf G. Werts, M. Morris, P. Long and R Luke I DLI TRIAL ART Vocational Training Through Industrial Arts A program of vocational Training is oftered by our Industrial Arts department. Skills in the areas of autornotiyes, metal working, wood working, drafting, and electrical working can be acquired in these courses. The skills developed here will be useful in beginning various industrial occupations after high school graduation. Robert Schenkelberg 98 Wayne Wagner HO EEC f'9 Miriam Killinger Dorothy Paulson Training tor Future Careers The many business education courses oftered work to train students tor skilled and specialized iobs. To provide our country's machines with operators and our businesses with managers is the goal of this department. Home economics courses are mainly designed to develop and train the future homemakers. The girls learn the fundamentals of cooking and sewing, and also practice poise and self-conhdence. F U4 , ff 'f'gg'!a4,,1V . 9141. , 45 Q I E Business Machines Class Vivian Mollahan Peter Olthoft 9 9 QNQMICS Sewing in Home Economics BUSINESS EDLICATIG Franc Freeman Joe D. Hayes George Sipes Hubert Stephenson Ernest Beerends Robert Bennett RT Creative Talents are Cultivated Many people possess vvondertul gitts in the ability ot the arts ot painting, sculpturing, ceramics, and sketching, These talents can be and are nurtured through devoted study. Here at B.l-l.S. our art department strives to develop such talents. Donald Posten Bernard Vogel MUSIC Developing musical skills The appreciation and cultivation of musical slcills is taught in the vocal music and instrumental music departments ot Bettendort High School. The vocal music department develops the vocal talents ot the students. The instrumental music department trains musicians to play the various instruments. The marching band, which has Won many honors, pep band, and concert bands are the results ot the hard work by this department. PHYSICAL EDLICATIO DRIVER EDLICATIO Physical Education and Driver Education Being physically as well as mentally ht, is vitally im- portant in receiving a good education. Driver's Education offers the opportunity to acquire safe driving habits while first learning to operate an automobile. Grace Smith Letha Newlin Earl Page Merrit Parsons 101 William Jensen Elmer Mapes if Qi F1 2-P5334 'Wil' 1 ,., it mums 'LVM Ewa , .,,. V . gm Af 'ff Yx ,gfw ,X ,af 3, 1 a +2 ,S L Rosalind Meyer Daniel Ryan The Bettendort High School library had a new ad- dition during the i965-66 school year. A reference room was added to the library. The old west room of the library was remodelled tor this purpose. Mr. Ryan is in charge ot the reference room. The main part ot the library, containing the other part of the library collection is directed by Mrs. Meyer. Available to the students are books on many subjects that can supplement regular classroom work. Mrs. Ray Anderson is the nurse for Bettendort High School students. The main goals ot the school nurse are keeping students healthy and preventing illness. Health education and various health tests, such as eye and hearing tests, help accomplish these goals. LIRSE CLASSES l ' 1 FOREIG XC ANGIE STUDENTS T B.H 6 Left Yo right: Renaie iJackieD Willenbucher, Sherry Jenkins, Bob Jenkins, Mrs, Maimros, Barb Meyer, Keiko iKayi Tanaka. Kay and her American sister, Barb Meyer. Again this year BHS has Two for- eign exchange sfudents. They are members of The senior class, but are, in a sense, members of ali The classes. Jackie is from Germany. Kay is from Japan. 106 Jackie and her American family, Sherry and Bob Jenkins. SENIORS Left to right, .lim Walker, Presidentf Janice Havill, Vice-presidentg Betsy Zimmerman, secretory, Sherry Jenkins, treasurer. The senior class, the Class of l966, held various dances and a card sale to raise money for their activities. This year, they set a precedent by deciding to hold a Senior Prom instead of the Junior-Senior Prom normally held. The school otten followed the example of the seniors in trying to display school leadership and spirit. C LAS S C F ' 66 Thomas Alex Sharon Anderson Richard Anderson Alice Aranda William Arey Melvin Arp Dennis Abramsohn Nancy Adams ABRAMSOHN, DENNIS: Mesons lO,ll,l2f A Cappella ll,l2f Tri-M l2g National Honor Society l2. ADAMS, NANCY: Cheerleader l2g Pep Club ll,l2g Spanish Club 12g Beacon 12. ALEX, THOMAS: Track 9,l0,lI,i2, Wrestling 9,lO,ll,l2, B-Club 'lO,l l,l2p Cross Country l2. ANDERSON, SHARON: Cheerleader l2p National Honor Society ll,l2g G.R.A. ll,l2, Band ll,l2. ANDERSON, RICHARD: Football 9,lO,ll,l2g Baskefbal 9,lOg Wrestling ily Track 9,lO,l l,l2. ARANDA, ALICE: Highsteppers ll, F.H.A. ll,l2p Beacon 12. AREY, WILLIAM: Industrial Arts Club ll,i2. ASHLEY, R. J.: Beacon lO,l l,l2, Baseball ll. BALLANTYNE, CAROL: Cheerleader lO,l lp Band 9,lO,l l,l2f Spanish Club ll,l2p Pep Club lO,l l,l2. R, J. Ashley Carol Ballantyne ,,.-.+wv John Bolzer Shirley Barnett BALZER, JOHN: Basketball 9,1O,11. BARNETT, Sl'llRLEY: G.R.A. 11,125 Library Club 11,12, Spanish Club 11,121 Girls Glee 11. BAUTZ, SUSAN: Y-Teens 1O,11,12, A Cappella 11,125 French Club 1O,11,12, Highsteppers 11. BECKENBAUGH, RONALD: Basketball 9,105 Football 11, Track 11. BELVEL, GENE: Footall 9,10,11. -new Susan Bautz Ronald Beckenbaugh Phyllis Beers Gene Belvel Paul Bennett BETTIS, NANCY: Tri-M 11,12, Band 9,1O,11,12, Spanish Club 10, 11,121 F.T.A. 11,12. Alan Benson Nancy Bettis SENIORS Dianna Blake Nancy Blohm SENIOR C ASS BLAKE, DIANNA: Dramatics ll,l2g Thespians ll,l2p Pep Club l2. BLOHM, NANCY: A Cappella ll,l2p Pops Chorus l2p F.N.A, IO, ll,l2. BOLAND, JACKIE: G.R.A. ll. BOLLMAN, DWAlN: Football 9, Track lO,l l,l2. BOORAS, STEVAN: Football 9,lO,ll,l2p Track 9,lO,ll,l2, Pep Club l2. BORGMAN, CHUCK: Football 9,lO,ll,l2, Track 9,l0,l2f Cl10I'U5 9,lO,l l,lQg Student Council 9,l l,l2. BOYD, LARRY: Track lOg Baseball lO,ll,l2p Football lO,llg Spanish Club lQ. BRADDOCK, WILLIAM: Basketball lO. BROWN, JOHN: Basketball 9,lO. BROWNLIE, PATRICIA: F.N.A. lO,ll,l2p Drama 9,lO,ll,l2g Girls Glee IO, Spanish Club l2. BUEFORD, BARBARA: Pep Club lO,l l,l2g Spanish Club l2, John Brown Patricia Brownlie ,,u,..,rM Mn un 1 Jacqueline Boland Dwain Bollman Stevan Booras Charles Bergman Larry Boyd William Braddock Barbara Bueford Dennis Burch -vqhvarubu Sharon Burnett Sharon Butcher Diana Buzzell Paulette Caldwell Mary Camareno William Canfield Linda Carleton Joanne Carlile CLASS OF I966 BURNETT, SHORON: Pep Club 9,lO,ll,i2: French Club lO,ll, l2. BUTCHER, SHAREN: Pep Club lO,ll,lQ: Bobby Bulldog ll,l2g A Cappella ll: Deca l2. BUTLER, LEONA: Girls Glee lO. BUTTERFIELD, KENT: A Cappella l2. BUZZELL, DlANE: A Cappella ll,l2: Girls Glee lO: Student Moni- tor ll: Madrigals ll,l2. CAMARENO, MARY: Chorus 9,l0p A Cappella ll,l2: Cv.R.A. 9. CANEIELD, WILLIAM: Chorus 9,lO, CARLTON, LINDA: Deco l2. CARTER, SHERRY: Spanish Club ll,l2: Beacon 12: Growl l2. CAVELL, REBECCA: French Club lO,ll,l2: Growl TQ: P's and Q's ll. Sherry Carter Rebecca Covell V 'Hi CLASS GF I966 CEDERQLHST, KRIS: Pep Club 9,lO,ll,12, Growl 12p Y-Teens lo. Cl'lRlSTlE, DEBBIE: Girls Glee lO,l lp F.N.A. lO. CHRISTVXN, GARY: Library Club 9,lO. CLAUSSEN, DAN: Football 9. COLSON, JAVNUCE: F.l'l.A. 12p G.R.A. l2. COTTON, JERRY: Football lO,ll,l2g Basketball lO,ll,l2g Track IO,ll,l2p B-Club ll,l2. COUTURlER, BARBARA: Y-Teens ll. CRlTTEN, SHARON: F,H.A. lO,l2. Mary Ann Corvaia Jerry Cotton Gary Cl'1ris?ia n Ruth Ann Coffman Janice Colson Barbara Couturier Dan Cloussen Teresa Colbert Steven Conners Sharon Critten iid' You-. HY' Jeanne Curtis John Davis Julia Deems Ralph Deshon Suzanne Dibbern Sharon Dirksen S I Q R Q Phillip Dismore Gloria Dixon Gary Dohrn Dara Dryer CURTIS, JEANNE: Pep Club 125 Student Monitor 12. DAVIS, JOHN: Football Manager 9,1O,11,12g Wrestling Manager 10, Track Manager 95 B-Club 11,12. DEEMS, JULIE: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12g French Club 1O,11,12f Stu- dent Council 9,105 Dramatics 9,1O,11. DESHON, CHIP: Football 9,1O,11,12g Track 1O,11,12p B-Club 12: Student Monitor 12. DIBBERN, SUE: F.H.A. 9,1O,11,12, Pep Club 12, Variety Show 11, 125Dromatics11,12. DISMORE, PHIL: Drarnatics 9g Wrestling 9. DOHRN, GARY: Wrestling 95 Football 10. DRYER, DORA: Pep Club 12, Y-Teens 12, G.R.A. 12, Girls Glee 12. Ronald Duvall Frederick Eberhardt X .x, 113 r fr 'x ,MJ E 2'l55i? 7 3 Qu 7 i' ' : 2 L :t ea . 1 : Mary Eitel Kenneth Elder Timothy Ellis EITEL, MARY: Pep Club 9,lO,l l,l2: Honor Society li,l2: Beacon 12. Eugene Elverd ELDER, KEN: Track Manager 9,lO,l i,i2g Football Manager lO,l l,I2, Basketball ll,l2: B Club i2 C ELLIS, TIM: Basketball Manager lO,l if Track Manager lO. ELVERD, EUGENE: Football lO,l l,l2, Wrestling lO,l l,l2: Track lO,ll,l2g Band 10,1 l,l2 Q F EMBREE, JOHN: Basketball 9,lO: Baseball TO, P's and Q's i2. FAIRHURST, TERRI: Pep Club 9,lO,l lg French Club lO,l l,l2. I 9 6 6 ENLOW, DAVID: Track lO,l i,l2: Football ll. FAGAN, FAY: G.R.A. ll: Pep Club il,l2: DECA 12. FARRELL, KATHY: Class Olticer lO,l Ig French Club lI,l2. John Embree David Enlow Carl Estell Fay Ellen Fagan Terri Fairhurst Margaret Farnum Willard Farnum Kathleen Farrell H4 Carol Farwell Robert Ferguson John Field Robert Flanagan FERGUSON ROBERT: Football 9 lO,l lg Baseball ll,l2p A Cappella ll,l2g B-Club i2. FIELD, JOHN: Wrestling ll,l2g Cross Country l2, B-Club ll,l2. 4 S FREDERICKS, CONNIE: Cheerleader 9g Y-Teens 9,lO,l lf G.R.A. 9,lO,l l, Pep Club ll. FUNK, NANCY: Pep Club io,ii,12, Spanish club ii, A Cappella 12. GAILBREATH, BILL: Dramatics 9, P's and Q's l2g Student Council 9, GAl2ClA, GEORGETTE: Pep Club ll. GAYLORD, BECKY: F.N.A. lO,l l,l2p Red Cross Representative ll,l2. GELLERSTEDT, BEKKY: Band 9,lO,l l,l2p Thespians 9,lO,l l,l2g Tri-M ll, Jeffrey Franklin Connie Fredericks John Gailbreath Georgette Garcia 12, F.T.A. lO. OF l966 Gary French Nancy Jane Funk Rebecca Gaylord Bekky Gellerstedt ll5 A W Ewan Paul Gile Gail Gleason Gary Gnade Robert Goodell Michael Gravenmier Janice Greenwood Nancy Griffith John Grubb GILE, PAUL: Wrestling 9: Chorus 9: Football 9. GLEASON, GAIL: Chorus 9,1O,11: Pep Club 11,12: Cheerleader 11: G.R.A. 9,1O. GNADE, GARY: Band 9,1O,11,12. GOODELL, ROBERT: Wrestling 12. SENIOR CLASS GREENWOOD, JANICE: F.l'l.A. 1O,11,12: Chorus 10. GRIFFITH, NANCY: A Cappella 12: Pep Club 11,12: Spanish Club 11,12: Chorus GRUETZMACHER, SANDRA: Band 9,1O,11,12: Pep Band 11,12:Dramatics1O,11. GUFFEY, FRANK: Basketball 9,1O,11,12: Golf 11,12. GURKE, JOE: Track 9,1Og Football 10: Wrestling 9. HADESBECK, BOB: Track 9,1O: Baseball 10. Sandra Grutzmacher Frank Guffey Joe Gurke Robert Hadesbeck 10,12 116 Robert Haessler Stephen Hagedorn Sharon Haug Maria Haines Karen Haley Gary Halford James Hall Jacqueline Hamilton HAGEDORN, STEVE: Wrestling 10,1 l,l2g Cross-Country l2g Track lOg B-Club lO,l l,l2. HAUG, SHARON: A Cappella 12, Band 12p Pep Club l25 FTA 12. S I Q R HALEY, KAREN: FHA 91 Pep Club 12, Dramatics ll. HAMMILL, MARLENE: GRA lO,l I,l2, FHA ll,l2p Highsfeppers llg Beacon l2. HANNAH, JIM: Mesons 12, Growl Staff 12. C HANSON, FRED: Basketball 9,lO,l 1,125 Track 9,lO,l l,I2p B-Club lO,l 1,125 Cross-Country 12. Marlene Hammill James Hannah Frederick Hanson Edward Hanson we II7 William Hanson Jan Higby Gary Harvey John Hauschild Janice Havill Ronald Haynes Dennis Henderson Linda Hendricks Robert Hennings Michael Henry SENIORS HARVEY, GARY: Band 9,lO,l l,l2g Football 9,lOg Tri-M ll,l2p Variety Show lO,l l,l2g HAUSCHILD, JOHN: Football IO, Band 9,lO,l l,l2. HAVILL, JAN: Beacon Staff 127 Class Officer l2p National Honor Society ll,l2. HENDRlCKS, LlNDA: Pep Club lO,l 1,124 Y-Teens l0. HENNINGS, BOB: Boy's Glee lOy Chorus 95 A Cappella ll,l25 Variety Show ll,l2. HENRY, MIKE: Track 9,105 Wrestling 9,lO. HIGBY, JILL: Cheerleader 9,'lO,llg All-State Chorus l'I,l2g Madrigal 12, National Honor Society ll,l2 118 Cheryl High Calvin Hileman Ronald Hill William Holdgrafer Rebecca Holmlund Cheryl Halmqulsr Wayne Halsl Dennis Holsf Nate Hopkins I 966 CHERYL HIGH: French Club IO,I I,I2g Pep Club 9,lO,I l,I2p Growl I2g Beacon I2. CAL HILEMAN: Baskelball 9,I0. RON HILL: Cross Country 127 Wrestling I2. BILL HOLDGRAFER: Track II,I2. CHERYL HOLMQUIST: Pep Club 9,lO,I I,I2g French Club I0,I l,I2g Y-Teens II,I2, P's 84 Q's 12. DENNIS HOLST: Boys Glee IO, French Club II,I2p Mesons I2. WAYNE HOLST: Basketball IO. Allen Horck R. Benjamin Hunt Beverly Husted Donald Houck Steve Hughes DONALD HOUCK: Football lOg Track lO, Football Manager ll l2f Track Manager ll, STEVE HUGHES: Chorus 95 Wrestling 9,lO,l l. Boy's State lip Band 9,lO,l l,l2. Terri Huston Ann Hutchinson ANN HUTCHINSON: French Club lO,ll,l2, P's 84 Q's l2p Bea- con 12. VICKI JAMES: Girls Glee 9,101 A Cappella ll,l2. TOM JEFFERSON: Football 9,lOg Track 9,lO,llp Baseball 9,lO,ll. SHERRYJENKINS1 Pep Club 9,iO,l i,l2, Class Olticer l2f Debate l2p P's 81 Q's staff l2. Vicky James Diane Jasper Thomas Jefferson Sherry Jenkins 120 I BEN HUNT: National Honor Society ll,l2f Football 9,lO,ll,l2g Michael Johnson Thomas Johnson RON JURGS: Football 9,lO,llp Radio Club ll, Science Club IO. ARDELLA KAKERT: F.H.A. 12, BARBARA KELLY: P's 81 Q's l2g Mesons l2g F.N.A. l2f Beacon 12 DAVID KING: A Cappella 11,123 mm 121 Madfagql Il,l2, Au- stafe Chorus ll,l 2. JACKIE KLAUSER: G.R.A. 9,105 Pep Club 9,lO,ll,l2, Chorus 9 lO,lI. Jacqueline Klauser Sandra Klauser Bari Jones Doyle Jones Ronald Jurgs Ardella Kakerf C ASS OF '66 CLASS QF 1966 KLOPPENBORG KATHLEEN: G.R.A. 10,1 1,12g F.T.A. 11,12g Speech 10. KROEGER NEILL1 Football 9,1O,11,12g Track 9,1O,11,12g B Club 12p Chorus 9,1O,11, KUHLMAN, COLLEEN: Highsteppers 1O,11,12, F.H.A. 9,1O,i1,12g Chorus 9,1O. KULP, RlCHARD: Football 9,1O,1i,l2p Mesons 1O,l1,l2, National Honor Society 11,127 Track 10,1 l,. LACORE, DEBORAH: Spanish Club 9, LEGLER DAVID: Baseball 11,127 Track 11. LEHMAN, CAROL1G,R,A.9,1O,11,12g Pep Club11,12. LEVY MARTHA: Pep Club 12p Mesons 12p P's 81 Q's 121 Beacon 12. LEWIS, JAMES: Basketball 11,12g Cross Country 125 B-Club 12, David Legler Carol Lehman Neill Kroeger Colleen Kulhman Richard Kulp Deborah Lacore Russell Ladue Dale Lane Martha Levy James Lewis Gregory Lindsay Carol Lockaby Patrick Long M. Lynda Lowry Roark Luke Joseph Maag 5GrC1lt Macy Karen Marshall W6 . , --HS ,,,A,,. ,ill E 'QR LASCS, F ' 2 1 - fig. , :J-' , 5 f J ,V ff- , ,s , if LOCKABY, CAROL: Chorus 9,l0,l l,l2p F.H.A. l2. LONG, PATRICK: Football 95 Wrestling 9, Track 9,iO,l lg Band 9, IO. LOWRY, LYNDA: F.l'l.A. 9, Band 9,lO,ll,l2f Spanish Club ll,l2f Pep Club 12. LUKE, ROARK: Football lOp Track 95 Industrial Arts Club ll. MAAG, JOSEPH: B-Club lO,il,i2, Student Council ll, Football 9,lO,ll,l2f Track lO,ll,l2. MACY, SARAH: Cheerleader lO,ll,l2g Pep Club lO,ll,l2p Little Six Advisory Council l l,l2p A Cappella il,l2. MARSHALL, KAREN: G.R.A. ll,l2p F.T.A. l2p F.H.A. l2. Z 'yi' ' ff Mary Martin SENIOR CLASS MARTINEZ JOSIE: F.H.A. 12 MAY, KEN: Wrestling 9,1O,11, Football 9,1O,11f Track 9,10 Club 11,12 MAYO, DONNA: Cheerleader 10 MCKIBBON,LINDA1l-lighsteppers 11,12fTri-Y 11, F.H.A. 12 MCLAMARRAH, TOM: Football 9,1Op Wrestling 9,1O,1'l MEIER, CHARLOTTE: Cheerleader 910 11 12- French Club 12, Pep Club 9,1O,1 1,121 Student Monitor 12 MEADOR, MELINDA: Student Council 11,12p Pep Club 11,12g Spanish Club 1O,11,12p National Honor Society 12. Linda Mead Melinda Meador VIQR Robert Mayer Donna Maya Shirley McCluskey Patria McKean Linda Mcliibbin Thomas McLamarrah Charlotte Meier Pamela Meinert Steven Mekshes Linda Metcalfe Gary Mock Robert Moore KGil'1lE6l'1 Moftlt Sheryl Mgrggn Michael Morris Martha Mull C ASS OF 1966 MEKSHES, STEVE: Track 9-12, Baseball 10-12, B-Club 10-12, Football 9-12. METCALFE, LINDA: Future Nurses 10. METZGER, ANSON: Track 9,1O,l1,12, Football 9,10, Wres- tling 9,10, B-Club 1O,1l,12. METZGER, TOM: Football 9,1O, Basketball 9,10, Baseball 9,1O,11, 12,B-Club11,l2. MOCK, GARY: Track 9, Basketball 9: Wrestling l0,1l, Cross Country 12. MORGAN, SHERYL: Chorus 9. MORRIS, MlKE: Basketball lO,l1,12, Baseball 1O,11,12, Track 10, 11,125 B-Club. MUl.L, MARTl: Student Council 9,1O,11,12, French Club 10,1 1,l2, Pep Club 9,1O,11,12,Y-Teens1O,l1,l2. MULVANIA, LINDA: FHA 12. MURPHY, SUSAN: Glee Club 9,1O,11, Pep Club 9,l0. Linda Mulvania Susan Murphy wdqfy David Musal Randy Nail David Nelson Steven Nelson MUSAL, DAVE: Industrial Arts Club IQ. NAIL, RANDY: Football 9,lOp Basketball ll,l2f Track 9,lO,l l. C NELSON, STEVE: Football 9,1o,1 1,12, Wrestling 9,1o,1 l,l2, Track 9,1o,1 1,12, B-ciub 1o,1 1,12. N1M1Tz, KAREN: Pep Club 11. 0 F NEv11.Ls, RICHARD: Track 10,1 1. NEWPORT, JOHN: Band 9,lO,l 1,12, T11-M 11,12, Dramatics 11, comavr-11 12. NORRIS, KATHY: Thespians lO,I l,l2, Tri-M Il,i2, Band 9,iO,i i,i2, Y-Teens lO,l l,l2. I 9 6 6 OLIPHANT, DAVID: Track 9,lO. PAGE, KAREN: National Honor Society lO,ll,l2, Band 9,lO,ll,l2, Madrigal Singers ll,l2, Drum Maior l2. PAGET, DAVE: Basketball lO,l l. Karen Nemetz Richard Nevills John Newport Patricia Nims Kathleen Norris David Oliphant Karen Page David Paget 2 it 126 Sylvia Park Suzanne Parker Martha Paul PARKER, SUSANNE: Band 11,12, P's Fx Q's12. PAUL, MARTY: Cheerleading 1l,12, Class ofhcer 10, Variety Show 10,1 1,125 Pep Club 1O,12. PEDERSEN,JOHN1Mesons 12. PELO, DEBBIE: Cheerleader 9,lOg Pep Club 10,1 1, High-Stepper 11, French Club 12. PE1'ERSON,JlM: Fooiball 11,12f Golf 11,125 Baseball 11,12g B-Club 12. POWER, SALLY: Pep Club 9,lO,11,12, A Cappella 11,125 Madrigal, 125 VarieTy Show 11,12 PRANDY, KATHY: Grawl Sfaff l1,l2. Amos Peek Daniel Pelo Debra Pelo James Peterson Vicki Pint Sally Power John Pedersen CLASS OF I 966 Dennis Perrin Kathleen Prandy 127 Joyce Preston Susan Reich SENIOR C ASS Max Robertson Margaret Price Joyce Prizler Janice Rath Donald Reinier James Remaly Roy Richardson PRESTON, JOYCE: FHA 9,lO: DECA l2. PRICE, MARGE: GRA 9,lO,l l,l2. PRIZLER, JOYCE: Girl's Glee IO, Pep Club Ii,l2g French Club l2. RATH, JANN: A Cappella ii,i2, French Club iO,i i,i2, Pep Club 12, Variety Show ii. RElNlER, DON: Football lO. RICHARDSON, RAY: Football 9,l0,l l,l2g Basketball 9,lO,l i,l2, Track 9,lO,l l,l2, Baseball l ROBERTSON, MAX: Band 9,lO,l l,l2. RUSSELL, PAM: French Club iO,i1,i2, Pep Club 9,iO,l2. Carol Roller O,i CLASS FLOWER . . . White Rose CLASS COLORS ... Forest Green ancl Ivory 128 Julia Ryan Craig Scammon Jeffrey Schmeltzer Terry Schone James Schroeder Paula Schuette John Scott Gary Shuppy SCAMMON, CRAIG: Radio Club 11: Wrestling 9. SCHMELTZER, JEFFREY: Industrial Arts Club 1i,12: Track 9, Band 9,1O,1 1,12. SCHONE, TERRY: Basketball 9,1Op Track 9,1O, Baseball 9. sci-IROEDER, JAMES: B4CIub 11,12, Golf i1,12. S IO R SCHUETTE, PAULA: Pep Club 10,1 1,12: National Honor Society 11,125 Class Ofticer 10,1 1: Mesons 12. SCOTT, JOHN: Radio Club 11. C SHUPPY, GARY: Football 10: Basketball 1O,12: Track 9,1O: Band 9,1O,1 1,12. SIEGEL, STEVE: Debate 10,1 1,12: Track 10,1 1,12: Mesons 10,1 1,12: National Honor Society 11,12. SMITH, DAVID: A Cappella 11,12: Chorus 9,1O: Carnival 12: Mesons 12. Steven Siegel Teresa Smillie Brion Smith David Smith 129 William Spies Greg Smith Kent Smith Michael Smith Sandra Smith Steven Smith I 9 6 6 Stanley Snodgrass Craig Soth Gloria Speer Class Climb High Motto Climb Far SMITH, MIKE: Spanish Club IQ, Student Council l2g Dramatics l2f Radio Club II. SMITH, SANDRA: Highsteppers II. SMITH, STEVEN: Mesons IO,lI,l2, Student Monitor IQ, Basketball 9,IO,lI,I2g National Honor Society ll,l2. SNAPP, GENE: Track 9, Spanish Club 9,lO,l l,l2p P's and Q's IQ. SNODGRASS, STAN: Cross Country 125 Track 9,lO,l l,l2, B Club 9,IO,l l,l2g Football 9,lO,l I,l2. SOTH, CRAIG: Wrestling 95 Spanish Club Il. SPEER, GLORIA: G.R.A. lO,l l,I2g Tri-M Il,l2g Carnival l2f Student Council II,l2. SPIES, BILL: Football 9,lO,l l,l2. 130 SENIORS Roy Stahl Shelley Stanley Stephen Stark Martin Steften Patricia Stephenson David Stone Michael Stotlar John Strong Your Goal the Sky Your Aim the Starf' Neil swam STAHL, ROY: Track 9,iO,l l,i2, Wrestling 9,iO,i2f A Cappella il,l2g Carnival 12. STANLEY, SHELLEY1 Pep Club ll,'l2g A Cappella lip Spanish Club ll: Student Monitor il. STEFFEN, MARTY: Football llg Wrestling ll. STEPHENSON, PATRICIA: Thespians ll,l2g Y-Teens lO,ll,l2g French Club l0,ll,l2g Library Club ll,'l2. STONE, DAVE: Variety Show ll,l2g Carnival l2g A Cappella ll,i2. STOTLAR, MlCl'lAEL: Track TO. 131 CLASS CF I966 Keiko Tanaka Patrick Taylor TANAKA, KEIKO: Pep Club 12, Tri-M 125 Student Council l2g Student Congress 12. Robert Towle Kafhleen Trollan TAYLOR, PAT: Band 9,iO,I I,I2, Variety Show 1I,I2. TOWLE, BOB: Mesons l2f P's and Q's l2. VENKER, JULIE: F.T.A. 9,lO,llg French Club lO,ll,l2, Dramafics l0,ll,i2pStudenfMoni1or ll,l2. Terry Van Theemsche Ronald Van Sant Julianna Venker Ronnie Voss i 132 James Walker Thomas Walsh WALKER, JAMES: Class Officer 121 Thespians 12. A Cappella 11, 125 Student Council 12. WALSH, TOM: Football 9,10,l1,12p Track 9,10,11,12f National Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 12. WATERMAN, JIM: Football 9,1O,11,12g Wrestling 9,1O,11g Track 9,1O, B-Club 12. WAUGAMAN, BRUCE: Football 9,10,11g Wrestling 9,115 Track 1O,11, Student Monitor ll. WEINDRUCH, ANN: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12g Y-Teens 11,125 Beacon 11,121 Growl 12. WERTS, GARY: Football 9. WHISLER, BILL: Football 10.12. William Whisler Barry Wilken Diana Walters James Waterman Linda Wotson Bruce Waugaman if Ann Weindruch Gary Werts SENIQR CLASS Stanley Williamson Mary Willis Sally Wilson Linda Winckler Mary Witt Nancy Wulf Mark Yegge Lou Zabel Kathy Zanzig Elizabeth Zimmerman Gary Cox s. WILLIAMSON, STAN: Student Council T21 Basketball 9,lO,li,l2, Track 9,lO,ll,l2g Baseball 9,lO,ll,l2. WILLIS, MARY: National Honor Society l25 Tri-M ll,l2f Beacon i2f All State Chorus ll,l2. WILSON, SALLY: F.H.A. 9,lO,l if Chorus 9. WINCKLEY, LINDA: F.H.A. 12. WITT, MARY: Spanish Club ll,l2p Pep Club ll,l2g F.N.A. ll, Beacon l0,ll,l2. WULF, NANCY: Chorus 9g FHA 9,lOp GRA ll. YEGGE, MARK: Wrestling 9,i0,ll,l2, Football 95 Cross-Country 12, B-Club iO,il,i2. ZABEL, LOU: lndustrial Arts Club l2, Basketball 9,lO, Baseball 95 Track 9,iO, ZANZIG, KATHY: National Honor Society ll,l2, Tri-M ll, 12: A Cappella ll,l2, Madrigal, ll,l2. ZIMMERMAN, BETSY: French Club il,l2f Pep Club i0,li,l2f FNA ll. VVILLENBUCHER, RENATE: Pep Club l2f French Club l2g Beacon 123 GRA 12. Ga ry Forrester CLASS QF 966 Mary Koverman Stanley Leach Pamela Russell Renate Willenbucher Members of Class Not Pictured Linda Bateman Robert Doty Rex Eriksen Robert Hollman Karen Martin Wayne Scharff Gene Snapp David Teel Kathleen Trehal John West Linda Adam Gage Adams Y, b lm Peter Agnew Lawrence Ahlgren Julie Albee Donald Alex Steve Altheimer Judith Anderson Brenda Anderson Charles Anderson JU IDRS qfgsfgfigkgqr .r gr. .wzgsmgggw Fund-raising for next year's Prom and class ac- tivities was the primary goal for the Junior Class. The general projects, such as sock hops, and the top award in Homecoming tloat competi- tion aided in the cause, and the success ot the coat-check at Teen Club and dances proved to be worthwhile. Improved class spirit was stressed, and the development of a Junior class 1 Linda Anderson Lynda Anderson 1 o gg? Sharon Anderson bulletin board benehted this goal. The Class ot Toni Afbegflsl '67 is anticipating an equally successful Senior year. Class Gfficers Wendy Werner, Bob Bandy, Scott Stafne, Linda Green, Secretary Vice President President Treasurer WWK 136 Barbara Arnold Anna Atwood Milton Aunan Cindy Bailey Robert Bandy J. D. Baney Marvin Barnett Rebecca Bashaw Michael Beckenlsaugh Daniel Beckmann C ASS QF I96 A Q94 ,ft i'i't35n sw George Bedeian Robert Beelcs Jerold Beerends Robert Behrens .N Sherry Bennett Theresa Berkenbile Dorothy Berry Nancy Bertram Roger Biehl Judith Bliss 'sa , Leota Thomas Mark Deborah Pamela Blodgett Bloss Boelter Boesch Boland J Frances Bono ff hr, '15 , ,Q --Y-M15 if Y 721. my Kay Keith Diana James Lawrence Juanita Brammann Bratcher Bright Butler Cale Camareno Elaine Campbell Brian Carroll Joanne Carroll Charlene Cassatt Charlene Castle Gerald Ceclillo Peggy Chestnut Diane Christian Rickey Christner Ken Clausen Linda Clemons Carol Cochran Jerry Collier Christy Conklin Kathleen Coogan Linda Corry Gary Corson Clittord Cotton Charles Cox Linda Craig Peggy Crane Ray Critten Sona Dadaian Rosalie Dailey Kenneth Danielson Janet Daugherty Clare Decleene Sandra Denney Craig Dexter Sharon Dickey David Dinning Vicki Dittmer Linda Dobbs Patricia Doty Jacqueline Downing 22 ,. fs? wr' 'gli S ,.., , -P X S x -2 . IQ F if is ,exp ,quits mil nf, r ae 2 QM N ag Nl 2, I96 Dale Duggleby Lyle Duncan Nancy Duncan Gary Dunn Monclaire Dykema Jill Eosiin Richard Ehlke Edward Ellioit William Embree Kay Emrick Joneife Endresak Charles Erritf Diana Evans Sandra Evinoff William Farrell William Faust Chrisfine Felsfed Sharon Fitzgerald James Fleck Duane Forrester Clifford Frantz Neva Frields Russell Fuller Patricia Gailbreafh Mary Garcia Carol Garrison Gregory Garvin Carole Gersfmann Margaret Gill Toni Gillam Michal Gimm Gregory Ginneberge Ingrid Goerfz Sally Goeitsch Linda Green Ronald MC1 l0 le Connie Jane? Larry Steven Grimes Gross Guenther Gurke Haines Hamilton . ,qw if L, . r . as 5.1 are David Hamm auf-no V ..f.. -- ld-0-f ! X .i 'Im We Q L r A2 ln like .... 5 if 4 YQ? ji James Dale Gregory Gene William Hampton Hansen Harper Harrod Harvey JU IOR C ASS FLOAT Mary Heizer Pamela Hellsirom Ronald Henzen Paul Herrera Carol Hiclcle Lynn Hicks Rodger Hill Donald Hillyer Wayne Hippler Charles Hlavaty Raymond Hoagland Lyle Hodge Philip Hofiman Lee Holden Paul Holdgrafer Larry Holland Brenda Hols? Melvin Houck Stephen House Donald Hughes 140 Li ie Sondra Craig Susan Hulllnger Hun1 Hufe lngraham if gl 'Q -1 Scarlet Inman ff, C in fs Linda Chester Gary Linda Steven Sfeven Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Junge WINS HOMECOMING Pamela Kane Daniel Kclrwafh David Keen James Kelso Cheryl Kimball Faye Kindred Gregory King Ronald Kintner Carol Kloppenborg 141 R Deborah Kruse Steven Lamansky Douglas Lang Larry Lang David Larson Cheryl Lee Christine Lee Richard Lee Charles Legler Diana Lehman Michele Leiby Pamlyn Lesser William Lipsman Linda Lobdill Jane Lohf Katherine Lohse Patricia Long Patricia Lonnecker Kathryn Lowry Michael Lundquist Michael Janice Cheryl John Kathleen Maag Maher Malone Murdock Marshall S ': z.:':: .21 5 - As Q P W, j W. li sf Lk ' , ff X Steven Martin fs Jane Steven Robert Kenneth William John Mafouselt Maxwell McGee McCoy McCutcheon McGinnis invali- Robert McPherson Michael Meodor Deanne Medd Marguerita Medina Ruthann Merll David Meye Barbara Meyer Jerry Miller John Miller Julia Miller Linda Miller Nancy Miller Mary Minor Robert Moenssens Anne Montgomery David Moore Rose Moore Shirley Mulvania James Mumey Michael Murphy C ASS OF sfili? I96 ,401 Sandra Carolyn David Nancy Karen Thomas Murphy Myatt Neese Neilson Nelson Nelson ITP James Claude William Lynn Barry Lindo Ohlensehlen Olson Overeft Owen Owens Owens l-li Al , goo-iy lucky VOL? ll fl Qffcl if R Douglas Dean Peterson Platt 1 ls f N P ,, sfiiia. Q A ' www f,ffz-fPfLfv'r' we Nfwe,-.sim kk X' lb Rickey Polly Quigley Randolph Chris Vaughan works on the fall play. N' '5:F?:f5E2 ' Q 4 i ' 4 'ff 3 -rr ,, , Q. sf Q Rick Kathryn Plumb Porter RW 5 Richard Ransdell Ray Jimmy Carolyn Ridenour Cora Ridenour James Rogers Barbara Roller Lawrence Rotenberg Jellrey Ryder Victor Saldivar Philip Sanders Marilyn Sawvell Randall Schaefer James Schlump Norman Schmeltzer Craig Schroder Kenneth Schroeder Dennis Schultz Ronald Schwerdtleger 144 iaci .. U3 Dale Preston - P Q. ,wwf fs'qws'. kr...-w ,x- . Karen Puls ,Q , ,t. an Williadean Pamela Richards Ricketts Nav Y., fp-,K fi J J ? 1 ? lf A William Denelle Serfass Shafer f . 5 3 Jay Mark Charles William Sharp Sharp Sheeder Sheeder 'lla ,,, , Stephen Kent Shendelman Smart MIG. Allen Duane Smith Smith Spirit in the hallways. 42- ,. ' Gary Snyder John Spa rgo Rodney Speidel Anne Spencer Mary Speth Vicki Sprague Barbara Spratt Scott Stafne Ronald Stalder John Stelk John Stichter Reed Swensen Gerald Taylor Catherine Thomas l45 si A, ,SY 5 xx, James Smith Virgil Smith .9 is 'QB I96 i S w Jackie Thomsen John Thurber Nancy Treffz Pam Unferfh Marcia Valle Audrey Van Evera Judy Vannoy Chris Vaughan Richard Veaich Richard Voss Donna Vrooman Sybil Waterman Bruce Waters Dania Weaver Joan Weigle Loma Werner Lorna Werner Mark Werner Wendy Werner John Wheeler Marge Wiesen Larry Wilken Mike Winckler Sharon Winkler Ron Winferlin Mary Woods Mark Wood Carol Woodford Randy Wuerzberger Barb Yager Steve Yenger Sandy Forney Pat Kipper Mike Ladd Tammy Mosher JLINIQR CLASS-CLASS OF I967 147 Thomas .lohnette Arthur Barbara Donald Barbara Adee Allshouse Anderson 'Q-., Anderson Anderson Apostle 'W' ' M I, 5 , 1 ,.,, , .H N , i f y T A H ar ' Q V Ex E' David Marilyne Brad Judith Janeil Ray Archibald Arney Asay Askin Atwood Bailey Class Officers 148 SOPHO ORE The Sophomore Class aimed for the achievement at three goals. The tirst, a major, year 'round goal, was concentration on improving school spirit. The aim was encouragement of better stu- dent attendance tor all athletic events, and ad- ditional participation in extra-curricular activi- ties. The second class goal was to provide for at least one fund-raising proiect to increase the class treasury. The third concerned successful float rep- resentation in the Homecoming parade. Charles Wunder, President Matt Hutchings, Vice President Margaret Parmele, Treasurer Diane Dohrn, Secretary Beverly Priscilla Thomas Bandy Barretto Bateman Brian Claudia Penelope Beaudry Beelcs Beers . ,.. as lll 42 if 'f ii 1? Richard Diana Mona Susan Teresa Carey Bertram Besseneclcer Bingham Bonis Bowers Boyd C ASS OF l968 :' rr-., ll '52 I f- it rfi, . ' Q r like 6 3' gs Margaret Brewer Michael Brinton Diane Brockway Cynthia Broughton Barbara Brumaker Bradley Burda Janet Byrum Thomas Caldwell Pamela Calhoun Linda Cann Emily Carter Jean Carter Linca Chakour I William Charlesvvorth V NT' Teresa Cofielt Theodore Cofielt Reafta Coffman Joe Collins Charles Collins Sharon Colson l49 K A rr' 2 K.: 2:2 H A I sig . f H3 x ,fulfil , . I968 The tuggle hop. Thomas Cook Brenda Coonts Alan Carson Joseph Corvaia Donnie Critten Daria Dague Michael Dailey Elaine Darnold Kathleen Daschler Linda Davis Scott Davis Marianne Dean Michael Deierling Diane Dohrn Vicki Douglas Patricia Dower Linda Christine Ruth Debra Dreese Druger Duvall Dyer if John Erbs! Cheryl Esping fi y lg 3 if Qin, l 4 , Margaret Charon Estes Farnum KSA my .fr frm? E .....:g:' xv fe H . i fi I .5 il 'ff 'r i E K T, wi 1 , , 1 ' 'fr it I V . Q . na -., .. M.. 4 if Elizabeth Edwards 21' T. gear f.Q'av Q... Robert Farwell Thomas Emrick Q i 5 ssss T .iw s ' f m, ,. V fi Nancy Feldmann ,gsss is T Zi IL 'U' Z s I in ,:.,., R gif-R it G N Jorge Gomez David , .5 vlz . 7 .E 5 ,aw I if ,s ,J Y if Daniel Field Gloria Finch idx Robert Firrell Karen Fisher Linda Frantz Clein Fuller Gordon Furne Richard Furne Terry Garvin Robert Gatley I 968 Richard Gile Leta Gill Patrick Gill Patrick Gimm Sharon Ginsberg Paula Gold Jerry Cotton and fans. James Gary Michael Janette Deborah Gonyier Gonzenbach Gosch Gove Gravenmier F Nan Melodee Judith Cynthia Kathleen Griebel Grimmer Grimshaw Gruetzmacher Guhin Guhin Ronald Nancy David Dennis James Kathleen Haedi Halford Halverson Hamm Hanson Haug . :,, A 1 L is ZIV l -New , .,,, Bw LVV , , A v im ,. z , is . W - + X i, I ,- 5 V H - mg , QF - .v i-inf.-Re f U .A I XX Y V.--- 1 rf' --v-- 1 5 Q- l Q. fi ., . , ' :lf gg 1--: . is s V ' Penelope Michael David Nancy Ingeborg Michael Harper Harter Harvey Harvey Hauerwas Hayes f K Mark Hecker 5 kki' 55 b rg :I Dennis Hegland V .lane Henderson we wr ' . sys 2 E 1 1 L-Q WZQERE ..,' rf f s L Gary Hendricks I+ A, - Charles High rf' Nancy Hinkle - I. 2 ,Q 3 SOPH GRE .es I. z re, f Quai I Lana Hogren Vicki Holcomb Suzanne Holden Jeffrey Holle Ann Holloway Gregory Holmlund 152 Jackie studies HARD. Sharon Anderson's car has spirit. John Nancy Howe Huey Barbara o Stephanie William Lesley Janet Holton Horstmann Hotchkiss Hotchkiss Housley Houston Diane Jenkins George Johnson Larry Johnson Susan Johnson Donna Jurgs Luellen Just Harold Kaim Carol Karlix Lynn Kenclzierski Ronald Kennis Janet Kilberg William Killinger Konnie Kindle Kathleen Kipper William Klinkenberg Alana Koch Parthenia Krum Diane Kruse Melinda Kuebler Donald Laing 153 Charles Hunter Paula LeFfert Garry Levan Daniel Levin Jeffrey Lipsman Christine Lohrman Sandra Lohse Brenda Long James Long Melody Long Patrick Lucas Deborah Lyons Peggy Lyile Bonnie Mack Charles Magill Pafricia Malone Steven Mangels Danny Martin bec a Igarfzahn Aan aiteskl lzlzvbl .:-:' i i iifhfllg qff ' ix 1 fx 6 Crarlg Maxwell NW' f rv SQPHOMQRES SHCW SCHOCL PIRIT Thomas Judy Nancy Bonnie Neal Patricia Maynard McBurney McCluskey McColloch McKamey Melion Brio n Meye . ng its as Donna James Russell Clarence Meyer Middleton Millage Miller Darrel Miller -Q- -v-.uf 3-up John Miller Janis Mills Mike Mizlo Glen Moeller Cheryl Moore Thomas Morris Gregory Myers Dennis Newell Norma Newman Richard Nielsen Connie Nordstrom Susan Norton Brenda Obrien Joseph Ocheltree Linda Olson Louise Olson James Oman David Orr Marcia Orwig Daniel Paasch ...C ASSOF I968 Steve Paget Arthur Paige Susan Paige Margaret Parmele Pamela Partington Robert Patterson 155 8 W... caught a midget football. w7?f,,,4.'f4,ti5 A fx, .IM of ,, '-J' EQ l k? ' 5- . , , 1: V 'LE any r , p' at I . f or ,Q A . -2' ,wri- ni h as ii AN ' f 2 ,,-s'?-:- We i. '- ,E , A fa-, N , V' ir . ft V' .r ' V , Q f JA N 'A 'Q it J is - y F M y . 5 , J. ., ff : , Didne JUCly Kathy Pamela Thomas Susan Pelo Peterson Petrach Petro Phelps Plumb WW 'UW' 4-'Yan ,em VU' W.,-.. , V ,J . Wy va 1 A J MMQS.. .E 7 we P'.. . ' - if Q sg K sk K -ss H K -- . . Er: ef Y i Richard Marcia Joyceae Peggy Dennis Judith Porter Presisser Radcliff Raushenberger Reeves Rettenmaier 968 l want to be a cheerleader. James Rew Jeffrey Reynolds Robert Reynolds Marcia Rhodes Leslie Roe Steve Rodgers Sherry Rogers Carol Roll Gary Roop David Ross Stephen Ruth Jeflrey Ryan Linda Ryan Margo Sadel Norman Sandberg Gary Sawvell l56 'Q mls. 'Q sm si WA ,S Constance Lynda Choi John Rhea Gerry Scherrer Schieberl Schoonover Schuette Schultz Scott 'Nd Roberta Carolee Daniel Nancy Stephen Sculley Shadle Sheeder Sheldon Shuppy Q ff ,-ss-I -' ..-H ,Sw - . qi-geeky:-f - :pi :ggi 'Alf I '- , ' . j I K ' 3 J, ii' 'W' ' ' John Siegel Douglas Small David Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Roger Smith Sandra Smith Todd Stafne Daniel Stahl David Stark Barbara Steffen Martin Steiner Lincla Stephenson Sally Swarm Cynthia Swetland Raymond Talbot Beverly Thompson Timothy Thornton Steven Tometich David Turner 414-8 . by .ala T , 'uf 5 5' Harold Sibley , '-of Y fe' S 5 L , S - 'A J .5 A :V A 968 ii 1zis!l'is:H K, ff' 96 ,wr -- Xffgi g r n sd? iw 10? new s, James Unferth Marcia Unwin Edward Valle Gerald Van Sant Richard Van Wetzinga Susan Vonholdt Candace Walker Margaret Walsh Robert Walters Alice Ward Randle Waterman Randal Wayland Douglas Weaver Kenneth Webb Donna Weindruch Stephen Weindruch Todd Wendland Tary Werts Roberta Wiland Jonathan Wilcox Kenneth Wilcox Larry Wilson Patricia Winclcler Sandra Wing Richard Wohlwend Kathleen Wolf? Rand Wonio Emma Woods Stephanie Woods Sandra Wulf Stephen Wulf Charles Wunder Owen Yaws Kenneth Zabel David Zelle SOPHOMGRE CLASS CLASS CDF I968 NPN FRESHMEN The Class of I969 wanted to be different from the other classes. They aimed to make a good name for Themselves and be remembered as being origi- nal. President Rand Eastin especially stressed their concern for money and hoped to have a treasury of S150 by this spring. The Freshman donation box brought approximately S50 into their savings, and Rand's plans very definitely included at least two dances. Also, special committees were used this year instead ot a lot of class meetings. Gary Catherine Steven Terry Abramsohn Adam Adams Adams F , . . From top to bottom: Rand Eastin, President, Tom Rettenmier Vice President, Linda Brown, Treasurer, Shelley Kaufman Secretary ., Te J S' it sit' ll Tl v, Q55 fs K ,, 35' ' N A , Deborah Allen Gerald Kristine Altheimer Anderson Anderson Anderson Christopher Frank Agnew Allender t 3 ..., N i . Mfr is ,'i z its William Gary Arbegast Arner Frederick Arnold David Ashley Earl Ball Sherry Barnett Deborah Barrett Niara Bartl Robert Baustian Richard Beachler Lynnall Beckenbaugh Victoria Beery Mary Benson Cathy Binham Bradley Blanchard William Blohm Barbara Boelter Margaret Bono Nancy Bottles Ann Boulton Fred Bowers Linda Brayton eg v 8494 Debra Carol Marsha DOU9lGS Linda Brad Brebner Briegel Bronnenberg Brown Brown Buckles Jeffrey Bullington ww-v.. Wanda Debora Kenneth Bunyard Burda Burkhardt .M-.M Thomas Myrle Burne Buzzell f Sherry Connie Thomas Sharon Sharon Lindo Cale Cameron Campbell Conn Carlile Carter egg : . V A . A is if a- ' ' VV I il we V naw -- i ' ,f 1 'M Ai - ' f . Ti- - E M ' i . N 5 V is Z T 6 K K K iii .:-'- I 3, ' t 1 my f . , 5 -- , ww . V K, '.. ,V . -M' ' itll RNC Vk-- L5 y ' 5 - in A A D Si 'il :5' i Diana Terry Richard Charles Timothy Jucly Cassatt Cassatt Castner Castro Cederblad Chacld FRESHM N GET ACQLIAINTED Steven Chapman Janell Chenhall Frances Childers Dedra Christy Patrick Coogan Antoinette Coftelt Edwin Cook Ronald Cook Kenneth Carson Carol Crane Mark Cummings Margaret Curta Thomas Dailey Karen Danielsen Russell Day Dennis Deere Debra Deierling 'Nuo ,. Leland Dexter Debra Dinning Deanna Dickey 162 A K ,, - --M 4 - li X . ' Wwe sas 1' s- 'fl R Kay John Robert Stephen Susan Dennis Diviney Donnelly Doty Draper Duloy Duffy kV 'p' v er :R I W 'Sl -4 .,-, X.. U Q :Q XF it 'XIX' .AW v M! fa, 5 f V t 4 Randy Patricia Dennis Rand Marsha Harriette Duncan Dunn Duvall Eastin Edmonds Elder WITH BHS ROLITI E N. a u . i r':- if R' W if--li Q .,,. W E iw X. fi f' A , 's Donald Erbst Betty Estell Diane Fama Douglas Fellows Walter Finch Janice Fitzgerald Kathryn Followwill Gerald Fosdick Peggy Fox Beverly Freeman Marcia French Ronald Froeschle Hollis Funk Lynne Gaberdiel Charlotte Gerth Jerry Gnade Terry Goetsch Charlotte Gomez Nancy Gove Mary Grace l63 in 5, 2 , ll 4, .,.,c,at, r x Roger Granbois Margaret Green Norma Grimes Glenn Grossman Marcia Haas Rebecca Hamilton Susan Hamilton Robert Hannah Lee Harrison Kristen Harvey Sharon Haut Thomas Havens Richard Hayes Marcia Hegland Janice Henderkott Beverly Hendry Gloria Heskett Steven Heston Vicki Hickle Craig Hill Cynthia Hill James Hill James Hippler Sammy Hockings Margaret Hottstetter Judith Hold! Susan Holle Dean Holst Dinah Holst Vianne Holst Jeffrey Holton Barbara Horak Anne House Jane Housley Barbara Hubble 969 'vit' we if 164 Uh 5'5- Wa ,fr Jeff' 'HCS x, I969 Linda Hucldleston Beverly Hurst Annette Huttig Susan lllingworth Charles Jackson John Jackson Robert Jenkins Susan Jensen Gary Jessen Chester Johnson Timothy Johnson Alice Johnston John Jordan Susan Jugenheimer William Kall Connie Kane Helen Kaucher Shellie Kaufman Christopher Kauffman Barbara Keiser Craig Kelinson Janet Keller Carol Kelly Karla Kimball Sharon King Rebecca Kneedler Corrin Koss Valerie Kraft Raymond Krell Susan Krumbholz Judith Kulp Bonnie Kurtz Paul Lamansky Janet Larson William Lathrop 5 is S gf , ,M L... ,M . gs '- 1- Y :vw X 1. Mary Lay Daniel Leonard Kathyleonard Raymond Lohf Billy Lopshire Linda Lowry Linda Mack Paul Macy Christine Mahoney Lynetta Mak - i a . S I i Y , fl... yew A ii, . .Mn it A 5 Pa,,,, K 'war 3 A U1 -1 ii BHS'S L RGEST Robert Malito Ruth Malone Richard Mardock Jean Marriott Donny Martin Karen Martin Henry Martinez Linda Martinez Raymond Martinez Nancy Maynard L L Viclcey Margaret Gary Susan Katherine Jill McClellan McDonald McKamey McLamarrah McLeod McManigal : zgieiffw-fu , ' - 'r 8 . K L ii. A iii ' . Ei Logan Marsha Charles Kathryn Steven Barbara Meese Melqslweg Merriman Meye Michl Miller no Diane Moeller Terry Mooney Mary Mosier Gordon Mueller Timothy Murphy Richard Myers ' Sarah Neels TQ. T tile Craig Nelson Nancy Nelson ' - I' Patricia Nelson I -V ,Y I 969 S CLASS OF su S y Leanno Owens Daniel Pekios 1 Pennie Nelson - , Q Linda Nims A5 . 'A Cathy Nordstrom H 5 W + A ' Peggy Obrien ff -i- :'v l ' Chester Olson 7 - 'il' Q. if . , 3 4 T sslsl C f .T f Patti Orr , A , - M y In Carlos Ortega ' 3 ' Richard Ortwerth ff 3' 'A '. Linda D. Osmun ,Q Q21 - Linda 5. Osmun ' 'Q O V A Nil, Irvin Kathy Jeffrey Paget Paget Parke Daniel Paustian Terry Paustian f T it i We-ri Q ' ,V,L, -.Sm Y :I- I 5 Mary Michael Garold Dan GGVY Pellin Pence Peters Peterson Plefl Michael Ruth William Donald Ronald TOVU Pinkerton Poppe Post Presson Presson Priebe Q' use P IIN 17.3 Deborah Mark Stanley Danny Diane Dorqlynn Queck Quinn Ragan Raney Rciney Rasmussen ' zl' ' .K,. . i N1 Rick Rathien A ' Samuel Ray ' iii is Jock Reich ai: ,P J R ...dp V Thomas Rettenmaier i R Q z Kathleen Ricketts 'vs' , . -' ,. .,., . i, ':'f S - S M ii L'll' K ' -. P ll ll Miles Ricketts .is E in M i . S Carolyn Rinehart it . ' A - L J. : , , . 4 J is X -J 'lr Vanuel Robertson Al iv: 's ' ,J - , - 'f ff 'W David Roe ' 4 5 5' rr ess, '1 i s R' ' R , A , Ricky Rogan r -V fi t I ' 4 1 l Q' S c. ' p.. , ..,,, if 'ff srili R 2: Jeflrey Roggensack Q H E 'Q' 1 Deborah Rutledge N if '- f Y Steve Scammon , is , Wi., . I as xr , 2 :QQ K kr, K fu Vickie Schafer -' fn 'M Stenley Scharl? n Q A 4 A V 1 X ug, F O C GU ., .... .I V Vi T dd S h 'N' ' gn y W 'E Rhonda scmebefi ' ' 't .. 1, 5 ...gs ir Christine Schmeltzer 5 'ww yi? S Ronald some 9 in ,-- Linda Schonher N . t.:. ' it f' A srs f S , ' i 168 Q! .,:.,.-: Qui-. ' -1 yas: - 1 , it :qv fx 1 4. A 5' xi Nea Debra Joseph Vicki Cynthia Richard Schroder Schroeder Sculley Seligman Severin Sharar ic Constance Jerry Steven Craig Wayne Sharp Sheeder Shepard Shumate Skibbe Smart Ann Smith Diane Smith Jannine Smith Michael Smith Craig Sobie Steven Speth Francis Spies Lea Spire Deborah Spresser Joseph Spresser Ethel Stahle Amos Stephens Don Stichter John Stoltenberg Leanne Starck Brian Stotlar William Stradt David Sutton Regina Sutton Sharon Sutton q-eg FRESHME if . J Lg N ' ,www n F ., . 2 QW' 1 - elm ' f siisii ' ' - fi fi' I Q , - V ,..,.., .V 4 . , K! , . M ,. . f ri i ,,. X - ,,:. , , ii . V W' M A as n 74 0- ' ii X X , J ,, L5 vs ' fv i . ' ' ' N' f i V, fu ,, e. St- -. 5 fi- . 1:4 fs'-fi gi: . 54 F' f A A, ,, , a t dxf iw' sy i , ,: . ,?:ggkXw,f i K fs- Q. 1 Q-'ii 9' U new Q, f - L 2 'Q it Q, ' 6' si if f T . 1115 c 3 r 5, JJA t 1 ' 1 -wgea' Laika wr--V A ' ., bt GTK W 1 Mu-- L ,Q V, sn 3 i Tib'+ ' 1 . ogg-ww ,X E k :iii 'nl is Q, if. X. Randal Sutton Daniel Swan David Swan Susan Swisher Jerry Tate Robert Taylor Sandra Teel David Testroet Susan Thomas Loren Torres Stephen Touvelle Michael Troxel Carolyn Valle Toni Van Theemsche Sharon Venker Robert Voss Steven Walker Larry Wallace Deborah Wandt Nancy Watkins Glenn Wells Peggy Werts Judy Wheeler Frank Whipple Michael Whisler Janet White Pamela White Richard White Lonny Wilken Jerald Wilson Susan Winter Martha Witt Ronald Wohlwend James Woods Michael Woods Debra Worley Kathleen Zelle 'S ' Margaret Zlmmerman We 'R bk ex gp 53,2 X Robert Zanzig W. 4' 'L ' JE. me gr 5 Sharon Hoagland -55 L. Huil ' z Karla Kimball K. Kreger if Linda Martinez i Shelly Mosher -. was -.. 3 Q 3 l Terri Roberts F H D. Ryner Z my 3 l r, . T. Walker ,V W S. Wesson 1 LMVV Q FRESHMAN C ASS-C ASS OF I969 171 l would make a list against the evil days Of lovely things to hold in memory. -Robert la Gallien A D OW SO Any yearbook takes the combined efforts of many people-my duty was simply to collect the work of the staff into a finished book. To my staff who worked hard this past year in helping to publish this i966 BEACON goes all the credit. The persons listed below gave their time-talents-and a tremendous amount of hard work to make this BEACON what it is. This is the largest book that BHS has published. I wish to express my sincere gratitude to them for making my iob as a novice editor much easier-and the product of our combined efforts most outstanding. Alice Aranda, Marlene Hammill and Janice Haville typed the copy. Mr. Nordquist and Chuck Hlavaty handled the photography from which we selected the best of the many hundreds of pictures. Nancy Adams, Diana Bright and Steve Maxwell handled most of the editorial planning. Linda Corry and Marti Levy handled the business matters. Mr. Don Posten and his advanced art students deserve a special thank you. Mr. Fred Stoeker and the American Yearbook Company who directed the printing of the book. Toi the many others who served in various capacities, my deepest thanks goes to each of you. Most of the work of the yearbook falls on the shoulders of the adviser who must guide the staff. Many evenings, vacations, and weekends were spent by Mr. Hayes and myself in planning, developing, and preparing this book. To the students and faculty of Bettendorf High School we offer our thanks for the co- operation you have shown us during the preparation of the BEACON. Here is your year- book-here is your year. 42 ,QMJQXQQK imG5oM,0R , RAAHJQX Mmwwwg 3,1 Qwiw-wixfw' .ww MDNo9i5SmSJffmm yy www Qmiiwwyswmwmw , www MW WXw Wvizfm A 3 Q,9,w.Q9,J .do WN- mga Lg,2pmMf9Q XS i,Q5,?QQQDi -Jamwx Q5'gQ.JQ'iQ2SfWfw?GQlE fw3,3Lfiw M OQWWNMM ' NWAUWQSTCQGQW WW WP U , Af WU ' my Jfifzgfwlg 'ff fAQW4ljjf2Wf4 M V5 XAMZQEQ Afwwf T AMWAQLM ,fawli mxvoiuu. NZM? bag JQWL idk ' WU MMM j MywA ,MM QPWM LMMAQQQ ,ww ww 'QWK 0'W'w Jwvckw. JMfwM7A,ee M 7Wl4 W MM J, , MZZZMAL X fwqhwfl-WHL CLUUW4 ' yt S 'Zvf cxiliiwft fwvw 75003, wdcfvwm QEHWWXMAMVM mmf WU MQW V1 VLMM' MQ. ww Zzwtwg ,E M2160 MQMMM 0254 MMM I Keike our colorful Japanese exchange student. Sue Plumb J. Higby-B. Hunt NJLIBILEE LISA Spring Play May 6-7, I966 John Davis as Rev. Fraser Spence C. Karlix, B. Blanchard, K. Puls, . e enson f ONE FCOT IN r IV H E VE Rev. William H. Spence Hope Spence Hartzill Spence Eileen Spence Dr. Romer Louise Maria Molly Ronny Lefty Mrs. Sandow Mrs. Digby Georgie Mrs. Cambridge Mrs, Jellison Maior Cooper Bishop Sherwood Rev. Fraser Spence John Newport Linda Craig Kent Butterfield Cindy Guhin Jim Walker Sharon Anderson Jo Keurner Patt Dower William Serfass Parn Petro Kathy Norris Karen Puls Brad Blanchard Carol Karlix Patty Stephenson David Archibald Chuck Magill John Davis V J. Newport and L. Craig J. Keurner and K. Norris B.H.S. Art Show Debbie Pelo's Works 1 W ARTISTS DISPLAY v I May 22, I966 Keiko Toncko's Works i WURKS Becky CcivelI's Exhibit Cc1rolFurwell's Exhibit VII 5. 5.92 Modern or? works. Mrs. Molmros admires student's sketches VIII NATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY ROW 1: R. Kulp, B. Hunt, J. Higby, K. Page, S. Anderson, D. Abramsohn, G. Speer, R. Eriksen, N. Adams, S. Macy, M. Meador, Smith, S. Siegel, Mr. Powers, ROW 2: B. Lipsman, K. Eriksen, J. M. Paul, A. Hutchinson, B. Gaylord, B. Kelly. ROW 4: C. Dec- Beerends, S. Maxwell, D. Lang, J. Miller, P. Lonnecker, B. Car- leene, C, Roller, J. Scott, J. Hannah, R. Henning, S. Reich, S. Wil- roll, J. Havill, M. Eitel, P. Schuette. ROW 3: M. Robertson, D. liamson, M. Mull, D. Cavell, M. Levy, K. Zanzig, D. Peterson. B.H. . B-CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Meador, J. Peterson, S. Boras, S. Mekshes, T. Walsh, son, C. Vaughan, K. McCoy, S. Statne, R. Van Wetzinga, T. Cook. S. Williamson, D. Houck, J. Schroeder. ROW 2: J. Mumey, L, Roten- ROW 4: D. Owen, J. Thurber, G. Garvin, C. Sheeder, D. Hanson, berg, S. Junge, C. Legler, R. Deshon, J. Smith, L. Lang, M. Mead- B. Sheeder, M. Beckenbaugh, R. Swenson, D. Martin, W. Finch, er, G. Snyder, R. Speidel. ROW 3: J. Siegel, J. Beerends, D. Peter- D. Fields. ROW T. J. Hampton, G, Ginneberge, R. Speidel, J. Stelk, S. Mekshes, J. Maag, J. Cotton, M. Meador, M. Lundquist. ROW 2 Trainer D. Meador, R. Richardson, R. Plumb, S. Stuart, D, Moore, K. Danielson, C. Legler, S, Junge, J. Smith. ROW 3: A. Metzger, R. Deshon, C. Borgman, F. Hanson, R. Stahl, G. Shuppy, S. Sieg el, M, Ladd, S, Boras. ROW 4: N. Kroeger, S. Williamson, T Walsh, S. Yenger, R. Nail, M. Morris, K. Elder, B. Sheeder. ROW 5: J. Mumey, S. Snodgrass, L. Lang, L. Rotenberg, G. Snyder, Managers: G. Garvin, L. Smith, D. Houck, D. Owne. ROW 6: Coach E. Page, T. Thompson, B. Carroll, C. Sheeder, P. Hoag- land, Coach M. Parsons, Coach W. Jensen, Coach E. Mapes. VARSITY TRACK Best Team Ever The 1966 track team has been called the best team in B.H.S. history by Mr. Parsons, head coach. In ten meets the Bulldogs finished tirst in all but two. Among the Bulldog's maior victories were the Little Six Indoor, Lit- tle Six outdoor, and perhaps their biggest and best vic- tory, the Fort Madison Relays. Although not to be denied in the relays and other track events, the Bulldog's real strength was in the field events. With an all around squad effort it is impossible to single out members of the team tor special recognition. The team captains this year were Joe Maag and Steve Mek- shes. Many records were broken as the trackmen rolled over almost every opponent by a large score. This team has reached a pinnacle ot success which we can only hope that Bettendort High can continue. X i T Y 3 xt, RUV'dY Nail Randy Nail First, Little Six indoor Title First, triangular with Clinton ond Allemon First, triongulor with Eost Moline ond North Scott First, cluol meet with Assumption. First, duol meet with Assumption second time First, triongulor with Muscotine ond Assumption First, Little Six Outdoor Title First, Fort Madison Relays Tom Walsh, Ray Richardson v f 5 1 3 Ffed HGUSGV1 XI Steve Mekshes ROW 1: B. Firrell, M. Dierling, J. Ryan, S. Davis, D. Smith, J. Cook, M. Hutchings, D, Levin, Coach M, Parsons. ROW 4: R. Holle, G, Furne, T. Coftelt, D. Laing, ROW 2: N. Sandberg, D. Turner, D. Turner, B. Asay, D. Martin, R, Wohlwend, C. Collins, Stahl, D. Sheeder, P. Gimm, D. Ross, E. Valle, D. Weaver, S. Ruth, S. Weindruch, I. Richards, Coach E. Mapes. ROW 5: Coach E. D. Orr. ROW 3: S. Wulf, G. Roop, R. Furne, T. Phelps, E. Page, T. Page, Coach W. Jensen, SOPHO ORE TRACK FRESHM N OF I966 ROW T: J. Roggensack, L. Boogen, R. Eastin, M. Ricketts, B. Stradt, S. Hoc- kings, R. Rathien, G. Ab- ramsohn, M. Pense, R. Ro- gan, M. Buzzell. ROW 2: T. Murphy, D. Presson, C. Johnson, S, Touvelle, J. Allender, D. Sutton, T. Mooney, T. Havens, G. Peters. ROW 3: Coach Cherarny, R. Sharp, J Shepard, T. Cederblad, M. Smith, R. Shone, R. Lohf P. Ryan, P. Coogan, M. Quinn. ROW 4: R. wencl, B. Kall, T. R. Ortwerth, R. Jackson, J. ger H, Goetz. XII ROW 1: W. Finch, der, J. Peterson, J. Fleck, R. Swenson. ROW 2: D. Beclc- mgn, B, Killinger, B. Owens, N. Schroder C. Agnew, D. Nel- son. ROW 3:Coc1ch C. Meodor, B. Stot- lor, C. High, C. Schroder, D. Dufley. F. Gufley, J. Schroe- GOLF TEAM: Bulldog Golfers Post a IO-2 Record Be-ttendort l88 Allemon l98 Bettendorf loo Assumption lo8 DcivenportCentrc1l l7o Bettendorf 229 Plecisc1ntVolley 282 Bettendorf lol DovenportCentroil l74 Bettendorf l74 Muscatine lo7 Bettendorf l72 Davenport West l73 Bettendort l 73 Assumption l 79 Bettendort 404 Plec1sontVolley 494 Bettendort l53 Allemon l72 Bettendort l o8 Assumption loo Bettendort l74 Muscotine 183 Bettendort l72 Assumption l78 The golf teom picked up this yeor where it left otl lost yeor. In this the second yeor ot competition, the boys rolled up on 8 won 2 lost record in duol meets. The teom cilso competed in two triongulor meets both ot which they won. In the Little Six Conference meet, Bettendorf placed third behind Ottumwci ond the Stote Chompions ot Keolcuk. Some of the outstanding members ot the golf teom who carried the looid in meets were Fronk Guttey, Jim Peterson, Jim Schroeder, Jim Fleck, cind Wolly Finch. With mony regulors returning next yecir, it dppeors os if Bettendort will continue with successful teoms. Rock Island l 80 XIII BOYS' TENN S C. Vaughn-Coach Riley-D. Peterson XIV C. Lee, Coach Smith, D. Pelo GIRLS' TENN S The girls' Tennis team, in its first year ot corn- petition, has shown the poise and ability of sea- soned regulars. The girls posted an impressive 8-O record. Although the entire team worked to gain this fine record, there were several stand- outs-among them were, Renate Jackie Wil- lenbrucher, Chris Lee, Diane Pelo, Debbie Pelo, Carol Lehman, Karen Page and Margie Zimmer- man. Of the girls' eight triumphs, tive were by 5-O scores, and two by 4-i scores. This team has set the foundation tor future teams and set quite a record to shoot at. SEASON RECORD Bettendorf 5 St. Katherine O Bettendorf 5 Villa DeChantal O Bettendorf 2 Dav. Central l Bettendorf 4 East Moline l Bettendorf 5 Pleasant Valley O Bettendorf 5 Villa DeChantal O Bettendort 5 Dav. West iVVestl O Bettendorf 4 Pleasant Valley l BASEBALL B.H.S. I 966 LITTLE SIX CHAMPS VARSITY SOPHOMCDRE FRESHMAN XVI I 5 SENIOR PRD Janice Hovill-V. Pres. Jim Walker-Pres. E XVIII tzger, TIDE B. Zimmerman, F. Honsen nd Dick Anderson ,ffl XIX Jim Walker Clayton House Motel Mayll, I966 s. fs 2 DAR Award winner Char Meier American Bar Association Award winners T. Walsh and M. Meador. Mrs. Malmros receives flags of their countries from our foreign ex- change students Keiko Ta- naka and Jackie Willen- bucher. D. Abramsohn receives science awards. B-Club and Pep Club present camera to Athletic Department. XX Mr. Kelly and K. Page ,- g ,,,-A ' yr 1. as ,, XLVL , 6 S I Q R B. Kelly and S. Barnett present Mr. Gorshe with money for india. RD UD XXI Mr. Moore presents J. Waterman with his award for industrial arts. Mr. Kelly presents portraits of foreign exchange students donated by Mr. Nordquist, photogra- pher. Mr. Parsons and track trophies. SENICR PICNIC XXII A... Q Superinfendeni of Schools, Dr. S. A. Bczllonfyne B.H.S.C-JR DU TIG First outdoor commencement exercise XXIII Charles Munson, School Boord President Janice Hcvill l Closs Moiio: Climb High, Climb For, Your Goal The Sky, Your oim The Star, Closs Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Foresi Green ond ivory Sharon Anderson Highest Honors-S. Anderson, B. Hum, K. Page, S. Seigel, T. Walsh. Jim Walker XX IV if Q '-Ik? vw? :M ' . ,Q , 1 W 44353 my-'Vg JL . f :VT , .1 f- 1 4 'Zz-iz! JF! wx 1 . 'HN' if, K . nw' .L .fer
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