Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

' - Q..-L,'..,1....., ., . , ,,,, , , , Y ..,. ., , -.. SENIUR x0 H10 Q 01 0 4' T GGY HE CRE A1 S K6 s If gf 2 Q 0 c X r D17 BHS fe, S , 9 I966 SCROLL Boone High School Boone, Iowa EDITORIAL STAFF Lynn Sunstrom-Editor in chief Shelly Lovin Kathy Sinn-Assistant Editor Marcia Whittmer-Junior High Co-Editors Sue Tingwald-Sports Editor Arvid Stock-Faculty Advisor . , Bob Whitman hm Buckels-Art Edltof Jim Havens-Photographers Sue Howard-Class Editor Chuck Kinsey FOREWORD One must learn By doing the thingg for though You think you know it You have no certainty until you try. The 1966 Scroll Staff offers this quote from Sophocles to the graduating Seniors and underclassmen, that as know- ledge was the foundation of Greece, may this be the foun- dation of your success and future. CCDNTENTS Activities 12 Sports 48 Special Events 72 Seniors 88 Juniors 1 12 Sophornores 124 Faculty 186 Junior High 144 DEDICATION Ida Io Cleaveland, a member of the Class of ,66, was selected by American Field Service to attend school for one year in New Zea- land. Since she is the first student from BHS to AFS tour, we dedicate this 1966 Scroll to Ida Jo. f be selected for an P . l . I rlnle W The Sophomores in turn receive the spoon from the Iunior Class. This designates the knowledge that will be fed to them during the last two years of their high school career. In Boone High School tradition, the key of knowledge is passed by the Senior Class to the uniors. X T- Mm ll I 1 1 1 S ' ' K N XXNQ lkfrlgl' -QA xxx Six: lx r A Q M X xx f rx 7 -LVLQQI ll, ,'l I K! ff X 1' ,gl df! .. C., .1 . . 9 ,SA nf X49 - f . .1 1 .-- 1 1. .. , .ff d .. 2' , 1 f--fi 1- ' ., l' , ' ' JL . kj ' , ffffi ff' ' 7 , , , M ' 121 ff!4' - K ,f V ' 5,11 ' Jeffi REGISTRATION Everyone is kept busy with registration. Mrs. Eugen and Mr. Bennick look on while Marilou helps register a student. uma in my -X mum -au mv ron ' ll WI IM Gail sr 13 ' 'cv me mmnnv Mr. Barker assists a new dent, Alfredia Iewett. Mr. Parr and Marilou are trying to catch up after a busy day. 6 rw iii fi 2' 1 , L . W5 f i Q Ji ,,.,.f' f i i I d be a little wary of that one, Lynn. Homemakers of the future n n f e is Discussions are common in Family Living. 551' X 451' ' Q ,rs Nr A masterpiece in the making? s ss et :iff,f5? AXQX1 K .. ,. ,- .x f Meet da Vinci, Picasso, and Rembrandt. 7 Frankly, Mr. X, I don't think plan B will work. X Three of the many classes offered to the senior and junior high at Boone High include swimming, auto mechanics, and mechanical drawing. 8 Mechanical Drawing gives the basic techniques for engineering. Vocational auto mechanics trains the teenager for a future career in the automotive industry. Boys' Phys. Ed. 'requires two hours a week for grades 7-9, one hour per week for juniors, and none for seniors. Mr. Ranglos watches over his swimming classes like a hawk. 33 GENERAL BUSINESS-In Gener- al Business thc students study the fundamentals of leaming a busi- , I ness. Instructor for this course is Miss Lois Dietz. SHORTHAND-Shorthand is only a small part of the secretarial course. The students learn to read and write shorthand. Instructor for this course is Miss Dietz. NM i:11Qg.Nf' TYPING-The students leamithe procedures of TYPING-Daily practice and hard work make typing letters, business forms, etc. a good typist. 9 WE TAKE PRIDE I OUR MANY CLASSES Mr. Carroll's American History class listens in- tently to discussion. Mrs. Hook's General English class diligently studies the days lesson. Two of Mr. Carroll's more intelligent students take part ln presenting a panel discussion. We are privileged to have such fine equipment in our foreign language department. I0 I don't trust them. Do you? Not if that's who I think it is. At least they try to make it look like they know what they're do- ing. ian.-nr-..... And here we have one of our more intelligent Biology students. 55 One of Mr. Brun's better Chemistry classes. fThere is such a thing?D ll 'Q-a 25- i r '7 Q'sL!z..- 6910 Q ' nh h W M W GOEPPI GER AWARDS Winners of the Goeppinger Awards were -BACK ROW: Dick Sapp, Denny DeLance, Marty Cory, Mark Gustafson, Mark Whitmer, Kent Cragg, Jim Dennert, jim Poyzer, jerry Walters, John Kirk, Blaine Crandall. FRONT ROW: Nancy Edgerton, Sandy Kennedy, Sharon Mahood, Mary Stark, Nancy Naeve, Linda Rierson, julie Waechter, Ginny Solheim, Cheryl Hines, Sue Linderblood, and Carolyn Fritz. Iuniors-BACK ROW: Cheryl Hollingsworth, James Case, Steven Whitmer, Melanie Grabau, Linda Gorman, Sally Radnich. THIRD ROW: Barbara Buechler, Susan Young, William Harris, Iean Sturtz, DiAnne Sinn, Susan Duffy, Lynne Carper, Martha Miller. SECOND ROW: Linda Byers, Marcia Morris, Marilyn Howard, Sandy Schroeder, Kathy Crabau, Charles Sol- heim. FIRST ROW: Roberta Wirtz, Linda Ward, Phyllis Hicks, Sheri Best, Linda Hansen, Peggy Fish. Seniors-BACK ROW: John Coeppinger, Barbara Mueller, Richard Thompson, Denny Vaudt, Steve Bush. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Larson, Joyce Lyons, Kathy Wit- craft, Dena Allen, Carol F essler, Marilou Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Donna Tre- varthen, Charles Neely, Bill Martin, Lynn Leininger, Marilyn Erbe, Cathy Inman. FIRST ROW: Kathy Knudsen, Clyde Hovick, Mike Harris, David Erickson, Steve Crandell, James Anderson. 'I4 POLEMICS Marilou Hendricks, Bruce Conlin, John Goeppinger, Marilyn Erbe, Lynn Sunstrom, Sherri Hammond, Bill Mar- tin, Steve Hamilton, Jody Johnson, Barb Mueller, Beth Glennie, Vickie Routh, and Don Nieman. The Polemics Club is one of the newly organized clubs of our school this year. The sponsor of this club is Mr. Hansen and the president is Iohn Coeppinger. At their meeting which usually take place once a month there is an invited guest speaker. Among the guests that have come to the meetings were the different candidates that ran for the office of mayor in Boone. The main purpose of this club is to better understand the happenings of the world around us. ii 3 Qi. 1 Sponsor: Mr. Hanson Pres.: John Coeppinger 15 FR ENC Vice President, Linda Bridgesg President, Ardonna Hokelg Secretary, Sue Albrightg Treasurer, Don Kimberly. The French Club meetings are held once a month consisting of business being discussed, a program being presented, and refreshments being served. One of the events was a party to which they invited other French Clubs from out of town. The club also plans other parties and entertainment for the club itself. CC SPANISH LUB President, Hal Lynessg Vice President, Sharon Mahoodg Secretary, Chris Reedg Treasurer, Lynne Carper. 16 LATI The Spanish Club meets once a month. This is a business meeting only, conducted by the president. The club plans parties through out the year with one of these being a pinata party, a Spanish custom. The club also plans trips and other en- tertainment for their group. Miss Heaps is the sponsor and acts as advisor and guide. CLUB nl-.4 OFFICERS: President, Ginny Solheim, Vice President, Sharon Mahood, Secretary, Patty Highland, Historian, Sue Linderblood, CTreasurerJ, Ian Briley, Knot Presentl. 'I X XX XX 4 7 f .X l.- .llail l XXX XX Under the guidance of Miss Heaps the Latin Club holds regular meetings once a month. A program is usually presented to the group. Activities include parties and trips. 17 MATH CLUB Left: Mr. Meyer, a math teacher at Boone High, is sponsor of the Math Club. e. fm gegesg. FRONT ROW: Steve Greenfield, Jim Golding, Time Dahlin. BACK ROW: Kathy Witcraft, David Null, Steve Huffman, John Colle, Iohn Hove. SNAPS OF THE MEETING '1 T- Questions AHSWCTS T 8 1 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB PARTICIPATES ,, i Q we X . Mrs. Puntenney acts as President of the Auxiliary. I WCRTHWHILE ACTIVITIE X FIRST ROW: Jody Johnson, Pres., Kathy Knudson, V. Pres., Barb Mueller, Sec.-Treas., Sue Tingwald, Historian. SECOND ROW: Kathy Pestotnik, Sue Harrison, Linda Carlson, Barb Buechler, Dee Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Poyzer, Sponsor, Joan Ellsberry, Mary Nelson, Jane Poyzer, Melanie Grabau, Donna Trevarthen, Marsha Morris, Lynn Sunstrom, Barb Mathis, Martha Miller. Not present when the picture was taken are Sue Gibbons, Elsie Keeney, Marsha Kimberly, Helen Siegel, Mari Wicks, Nell Erickson, Cheryl Hollingsworth, and Linda Ward. Mrs. Wicks served as general chairman of the tea. Each year the Hospital Auxiliary holds a tea for the prospective Future Nurses of S . . the high schools in Boone County, this year holding it at the Boone Golf and Country Club. Speakers for the event were Dianne Tingwald, freshman at Iowa Lutheran, Sue Radnich, sophomore at Iowa Methodist, and Sandy Nickel, sophomore at Mercy. Available at the hospital this year is a nourishment cart. The members of HCC work on weekends at the hospital on a volunteer basis. I9 FUTURE HOM EMAKERS of AMERICA BACK ROW: Kathy Inman, Vice Pres., Loraine Wirtz, Project Chairman, Jeanne Larson, Social Chairman, Donna Aspholm, Secretary, Linda Byers, Publicity. FRONT ROW: Christy Munson, Parliamentarian, Karen Mondt, Music, Donna Delance, Recreation, Joyce Lyons, President, Linda Rassmussen, Historian and Jane Poyzer, Treasurer were not present when the picture was taken. Members Sponsor-Mrs. Plath 1 20 FUTURE TEACH ERS I965-66 lThese are our friends?!??J FRONT ROW: Sue Young, Sheri Best, Linda Martin, Lynne Carper. SECOND BOW: Rita Lees, Linda Byers, Trudy Greene. THIRD ROW: Mary Stark, Kay Carlson, Marcia Diefen- bach, Ieanne Berrier, Barb Bengston, Sue Duffee. FOURTH ROW: Donna Aspholm, Debbie Beckley, Diana Anderson. FIFTH BOW: Barb Tedrow, Lorraine Wirtz, Kathy Witcraft, and DiAnne Sinn. President Lorraine Wirtz Vice-president Barb Tedrow 21 Secretary-Treasurer DiAnne Sinn The Boone High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Konrad Scholl, performed at the annual vesper service and spring concert. Eight members of the Boone High School Orchestra traveled to the Univer- sity of Kansas at Lawrence, Kansas in February for the South Western Music Conference. They were: violin, Iean Sturtz and Patsy Harris, viola, JoAnn Hendricks and Venita jay, cello, Linda Byers and 'Chuck' Solheim, bass, Steve Hamilton and Marilou Hendricks. w X Director President Konrad Scholl Bill Martin Hard work and long hours of practice precede every concert. Vice President Secretary Treasurer Steve Hamilton Karen Mondt lean Sturtz 23 Etimfisw O. ,.lw'TE.?S Q5 'QNX BOONE HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENTS THE TOREADOR CONCERT AND MARCHING BAND 24 Boone High sa SCHQ HIGH SQ' Q-004, X NE Oo '5f4DQQE 4 ..,, K h lutes YOU, Toreador Band Members. Our 1966 Baton Twirlers Drum Major Band Director Bill Martin Mr. Jackson ' Band Officers ne 4 A Vi2usrE:?stm gg i! Iohzisazirge' Rick McGarger Jody Johnson Treasurer Secretary 25 Mixed Chorus meets three times a week- Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Tryouts are held for probates who wish to join. Mixed Chorus sings at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and the Baccalaureate Service. .: fn 10 ,- S CHORUS OFFICERS: Kathy Sinn, Treasurerg Craig Doran, Secretaryg Ion Chorus Director Briley, Vice Presidentg Lynn Belluci, President. Mr. Bertanoli Girls' Chorus is repre- sented at the Spring Con- cert held in the school auditorium. 27 R BUMBLE 'B' EDITORS Editor in Chief Barb Tedrow Business Manager Linda Bennett Advisor Mr. Stock 'Q I Feature Editor Marilyn Erbe News Edltor Lynda Blelfelt Iumor Hugh Edltor Linda Rasmussen 28 STAFF SOPHOMORES-TOP ROW: Ian Beckwith, Donna Wilson, Donna Savonell, Sue Linderblood, Mary Beth Jones. B 0 T T O M ROW: Barbara Hunt, Diane Mur- phy, Judy Herrig. 'UN' Senior, Becky Good, Juniors -Marilyn Howard, Mark Campbell, Sue Young, Cathy Pestotnik. Q R Q3 W it Si-Sl' JUNIOR HIGH: Jan Ahl- strom, Kay Frazier, Sharon Grabau, Chris McMahon, Linda Peyton. . ' J Gr New I Q .. time , Class Editor Sue Howard Art Editor ' B k I , Jim uc e S Assistant Editor f Kathy Sinn Svoffs Editor ,. v Sue T ingwald , W 'r f P .K,,Q . 1': ' - 'A '2 it Editor-in-chief 3 Assistant Art LYIH1 SUHSt1'0m ' Editor Carol Fessler Advisor Mr. Stock if F F an kiliifi' VV Q' if 'T QV. 1, - F X?wtf M qllh . , 'A ' Q . iiftx Davi Mondt nf l? fb , 'D Chris Lindmark I G 5 P V xx -- . 55 ' x V A at 5 A Marcia L Shelly Lovin Whlhner r-.asia VX , f A 1.Q.,,,s:,.,ArM:4: fm in J Teri Hopkins ,X - ' A Jane Kammin Marilyn Loudon i f . M ass-g P P A ff: wif A Q wel .S A sa l 'Xl Photographer Photographer Photographer Bob Whitman Chuck Kinsey Jim Havens 30 Scrollstaff members a r e looked up to. 5 00 asegggggigriaguzrsisef arreaswasrtisxivn sn ssf It takes a shrewd head to be on scroll staff! Presenting the '66 Scroll staff . . . ready, willing and able. Sue, hiding from the wrath of Mr. Stock. 003 undercover agents for the scroll staff. The fearful re- sults of overdue dead lines. 31 3 QUILL 8 SCRCLL President Advisor Vice President Kathy Sinn Mr. Stock Marilyn Erbe J ir mfg' A t .5 '9- ,Qif 5135 Secretary Treasurer Lynn Sunstrom Barb Tedrow FRONT ROW: Vickie Routh, Jeanie Berrier, Sue Tingwald, Jane Kammin, Paul Jackson. BACK ROW: Terri Dannatt, Kathy Pestonik, Linda Swain, Sue Howard, Linda Rasmus, Bob Whitman. 6,55 ,iv my K 54 Q 32 Oratory Marcia Morris, Berme Hohanshelt. 'isa if-Y .s .ig The speech students participated in district and state Humorolls declamation: Shefi Best' Linda Martin' Ro' contests under the supervision of Mr. Arvid Stock. berta Wirtz. Debate-SEATED: John Goeppinger, Ron Thompson. STANDING: DiAnne Sinn, Dennis Weeks. Interpretive reading-SEATED: joan Littleton, Sue Duffy. STANDING: Lynn Snedden, Marvin Morris. One-act play-SEATED: Marilyn Howard, Bernie Hohanshelt. STANDING: Marcia Deifenbach, Lynn Snedden, Dramatic declamation-SEATED: jackie Morris, Donna Aspholm, Radio. SPEAKING: Mark Camp- bell. TOP ROW: Clyde Hovick, Brian Larson, Bruce Richeson. SECOND ROW: Lynn Belluci, Marilyn Erbe, Mike Harris. FIRST ROW: Linda Germer, Jane Cannon. f ' TOP ROW: Ted Deal, Richard Clark. SECOND ROW: Kelly McMullen, Pat McDermott. THIRD ROW: Rick McCargar, Linda Hansen, Sally Rad- nich. FIRST ROW: Lynn Carper, Chris Lindmark. President Marilou speaks to the student body. SECOND ROW: Denny DeLance, Mike Wil- hite, Mark Whitmer, jim Iewett. FIRST ROW: julie Hendricks, Sandy Kennedy, Ardonna Hokel. First semester president Marilou Hendricks and secretary Chris Lindmark conduct meeting. Being a Student Council member is a serious task. Mike Harris John Coeppinger Student Council President J0dy'5 campaign manager Mike Harris hangs campaign poster. Y Students office. vote at poling place in front of principal's Student registrars supervised the vote 35 DIARY 0 Anne Frank listens to the radio in the office below as her parents and Mr. Van Daan converse. Marilyn Erbe, as Anne Frank, writes the famous diary of a teenage girl in hiding with her Iewish family from the terrors of I-Iitler's occupation forces in Holland. The Frank family begins making their new home in the attic storeroom. F - -,,. - X 'X 1 ,-h' fvi '-tf 5 -::'f w af iw Anne receives her first kiss from Mr. Kraler and Miep retum to Peter Van Daan. the loft after the war. 36 ANNE FRANK Marilyn Erbe ........ Ron Thompson ...., A Sue Linderblood ,,, Chris Hansen s s A,,, Marcia Diefenbach ........ Ron Post ..,,...i,,,, c, Margie Deuel .,..,., Bernie Hohanshelt rss.Ys . Barb Mueller ...,,....w. Chuck' Solheim Miss Verna Dejong, English teacher, again produced and directed the play. Many hours of work were put in both by Miss Delong and the cast. 37 Anne Frank Mr. Kraler ec..c.... , Meip Mr. Dussel Margot Peter Van Daan Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Mrs. Frank A ., Mr. Frank JU IOR CLASS PRESENTS Iohn Ceoppinger was the distinguished M.C. for the day. . ,,, fx, , 1' N -' Anna Guenther presented a mode jazz dance. I'Il 6 N IA LH E Patsy Harris and Karen Mondt under the alias of Pooter and Bocephus, sang Shenandoah , The Boone High Dance Band, under the direction of Donald jackson, played to beat the band. Mr. Jackson was also general chairman for the event. Kathie Hollalfd compofed Sue Tingwald, Cathy Inman, Chris Munson, Sue Young, Sheri Best, Patsy and played a piano SeleCh0H- Harris, Kathy Sinn, and Karen Mondt made up the Burgundy Eight. 38 Linda Hanson and Chuck Solheim-The Dynamic Duo of the Singing World. Linda sang The Cruel War and Creensleeves . Chick sang What Kind of F ool am I? accompanied by Paul Clark. A' Good Heavens! What have we here? ,K N. 'QR 3 Q W H i I The Barbershop Quartet consisted of jackie Morris, Patsy Harris, Marcia Diefenbach, and Karen Mondt. Dan Backslide kidnaps Dora Stanpipe, followed in close pursuit by Tom, Dick, and Larry-The Dover Boys. Members of the cast were Davi Mondt, Chris Lindmark, Teri Atkinson, Lynne Carper, Io Hendricks, Terry Dannatt, and Sue Howard fbehind the scenesj. Mrs. Schroeder was the narrator. 39 gist M fi We're Behind You All The Way! GO! FIGHT! WIN! !!! 1. sw 1, A xfff 'Q f I V 5 5524 W - ia ' ls ,cf John helps at football games. SKITS Initiation time. Pep Club girls sell tickets, work in the stand and paint signs for the games and halls. Pep Club girls volunteer for the skits which are planned by cheerleaders and pep club officers. 40 LUB President Iane Cannon Sponsor Mr. Tumer Vice President Cathy Ellsworth mul S6Cl'6fHl'Y . Treasurer LYDH Bellllcl Jeanne Larson 41 R HY Cathy Ellsworth w Kathy Sinn Sue Young Sue Tingwald Chris Munson Cathy Inman Sheri Best 42 THUNDER . . . THUNDER .N . . THUNDERATION TOREADORS ARE A GREAT SENSATION! BACK ROW: Kathy Sinn I Chris Munson, Sue Young, Sheri Best, Sue Tingwald I Captain Cathy Inman, Cathy Ellsworth. Rhonda Morris, Donna DeLance, Marcia Whitmer, JoAnn Majors. 'F wi , in .u Bringing home OUR BELL! arf' President Vice President Lynn Sunstrom Lynn Belluci Secretary Treasurer Marilyn Erbe Lynda York Q? Y7 BACK ROW: Mary Cook, Penny Anderson, Sue Iones, Chris Reed, lane Lundgren, Debbie Ward, Maja Sandberg, Laurel Tracy. CENTER ROW: Donna DeLance, Marcia Whitmer, Vickie Madden, Mary Jane Stark, Linda Byers, Karen Kruck, Nell Erickson, Pat Long. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Wilhelm, Linda Ward, Lynn Sunstrom, Lynn Belluci, Marilyn Erbe, Lynda York, Linda Hansen. 44 The coach introduces the debate team. The members of the Debate team Chuck Stevenson, a veteran of 19 years of rac- ing, appeared in an assembly sponsored by the Champion Spark Plug Co. The American Legion presents us with a new 50-star flag on Veterans Day. The Ft. Dodge High School Band was a part of an exchange day between Ft. Dodge and Boone. 46 5 3 The flags are presented. BOONE CENTENNIAL I865-I965 , , JFK 'Y MA fi,-1:L2'5'Z The Keystone Kops keep --but really, boys, isn't this Everyone really got . . . yes, everyone! 8 Sharp lookout for beard- going a little too far? into the spirit of less offenders. Mrs. Engen ready to give some old-fashioned advice. things . . . alfh S. fl L a t i n isn't Does it itch, Mr. Thompson? t h a t old-is it? '----....,,,,M 47 Inq! , 1' .gag 'Gly-9, will am ,,A: ' ,Lf 2 ' ff: an I Q1 ., M A K ! 1 I . 1 ' ' w..,.,,,,,,,,w,,, Jiiimaaii 'au--11 ,WRU 'Www if .ii WT. .i., . .1., 4 ' A '1 V ? E323 xxx 1 , 7 z. I 2 -fs ' f rf I :1 b QS , I -r x X OTHING CAN MAKE A MA TRULY GREAT BUT BEI G TRULY GOOD. FIRST ROW: Rick Long, Charlie Ray, Don Wilhite, Jack Rusnak, Kevin Quamstrom, Mike Sorenson, Kurt Todd. SECOND ROW: Denny Vaudt Don Nieman Dick Duffy, Topper Lyness, Kelly McMullen, Jim Hamil, Mike Harris. THIRD ROW: Manager Rusty Brown, Rick Davis, Rick Klute, Tom Ferry Rick Neely jack Morris, Ioe Cook, John Menough. FOURTH ROW: Manager Tim Aspengren, John Winters, Steve Crandall, Steve Bancroft, Roger Hasstedt Clyde Hovick Al Dannatt, Bruce Richeson. e r A ' gs 33 SCHEDULE i. Fort Dodge 13 .tcc..,,.. Boone 27 Grinnell 0 ..,i....,....ic... Boone 21 1 Newton 6 ,,i..,.......,cc.... Boone 13 Marshalltown 24 .,,,,.c. Boone 14 Tama Toledo 13 cc...ic. Boone 40 Nevada 14 ci,i.11.......,... Boone 14 Ames 13 ....cct,....1 i....ctcc B oone 13 ,Oskaloosa 6 ..... T... .SSSA 7 3 Boone 35 1 Coach Harris Coach Blaker SOPHOMORES END WITH 5-I SEASON FIRST ROW: Ken Highland, Denny DeLance, Dick Sapp, Randy Bielfelt, Marty Dannatt, Dave Christianson, Dan McMul- lan. SECOND ROW: Denny Johnson, Randy Gardner, George Welch, Gary Lindahl, Bruce Moorman, Larry Foster. THIRD ROW: Denny Boyd, Steve Chiles, Ron Russell, Mike Sundall, Kent Gragg, Jay Bancroft. FOURTH ROW: Marty Cory, Jim Jewett, Steve Walters, Jim Dennert. FIFTH ROW: Coach Carroll, Randy King, Mgr., Ronnie Nunn, Blaine Crandell, Mgr., Coach Lyness. VARSITY SNAPS Alright-if you won't give me the ball, I'll just pass you. Coach, may I go to the rest- Whoops! Missed again! room? -en, I knew I shouldn't have eaten those dill pickles and strawberries before the game. Watch him, ref, I think he's Awright, you guys, no fair Don't touch me, or I'll gonna play dirty. telling secrets. scream! 51 The Toreadors opened their 1965 season against the Fort Dodge Dodgers with a 27-13 win. The Toreadors took the opening kickoff 60 yards for the first touch- down with Mike Harris going the last 17 yards to pay- dirt. Boone scored again in the second period on a six- yard run by junior fullback Dick Duffy. Duffy also added the point after touchdown. A Harris to Denny Vaudt pass for 12 yards helped hurry the scoring drive along. Then a 19-yard pass from Harris to McMullan took the ball only one yard from the goal where Duffy took it over to make the score 21-0. In the third quarter Boone scored again, this time on a six-yard jaunt by Bruce Richeson. Fort Dodge scored two touchdowns this half, both on short plunges. A fractured wrist to junior fullback Dick Duffy put him out of commission for the season. The Toreadors throttled the Grinnell Tigers 21-0 in the opening CIC game. Denny Vaudt scored the first touch down on a 13-yard jaunt. Bruce Richeson ran for the extra point and Boone led 7-0. The Toreador defense then toughened and held, as was the story of the whole game. A fourth down field goal attempt failed for the Tigers, and the Toreadors took over on their own 20 Mike Harris scored on a two-yard plunge, and Kelly McMullan scored the extra point with 4:23 left in the half. Boone launched its final touchdown excursion from its own 33-yard line early in the fourth quarter, after taking a Grinnell punt, ending the game with a 21-0 victory. , , 53132 1 1 '2ivlE3VElf3?5ki 1. : fl 1'?g7'fS-V' Wi -gl-555,117 I'x'P? f.?','3i'-f'!'Z1 WY? f' 457.1555 ii, T . 1 fi , 'w AN? T n f ta , 0- .pg.....Ig.:t.... sa..iiix.,ifLsTli1f1L.ei1 Q.i1i.,aL1Q.,lL.ii5W-53-1 ?E5?.:5 ' 3 ' f 'r W if ' . ' - if - We-IW! The Boone Toreadors went for an easy homecoming victory when they defeated the Tama-Toledo Trojans 40-13. First score by the Toreadors was made in the first quarter by senior quarterback Mike Harris when he ran'a 91-yard kick-off return which is one of the longest in the Toreador gridiron history. Tama-Toledo also scored on a three-yard run which tied the score 6-6. Bruce Richeson ran for a total of seven yards in two individual plays which brought the score to 19-6. Kelly McMullan received a 7-yard pass from Harris which made the- extra point. john Winters scored the next touchdown when he received a fumble in the Tama-Toledo end zone. Clyde Hovick made the extra point. Boone then made another easy score when Harris returned the kickoff and carried it to the 50. Boone finally reached paydirt and Richeson ran for the point and Boone wrapped it up at 40-13. Boone tied Nevada 14-14 in a non-conference game In the first 24 minutes of play Nevada's quarterback, Rich Prati, completed five out of five pass attempts for 75 yards. Clyde Hovick punted into the end zone mid way through the first period and Nevada started the drive for their first touchdown. Two passes, one for 37 yards and the other for 20 yards boosted their drive and the first Nevada t.d. was made on the last play of the first period. In the second period Boone started their comeback, but a Boone fumble was recovered by the Cubs on their own 42-yard line. This time the Cubs depended more on running, but the t.d. was made on a 13-yard pass. The extra point was made, as it was the first time. Bruce Richeson scored for Boone 'elff--fvwiawg '.!1.-5- 'se'Q',. 'lim-'Q,g't2 1 iii:fini'-idx -'1:.IfL'.' 1. it-. .1 '.1'?:J1 :,.'.' f 91. .J , . 9 Boone won its third game of the season, defeating the Newton Cardinals 13-6. Newton scored on a 66-yard pass, but the extra point failed, making the score 6-0 with 10:39 left in the first quarter. Boone's first score came on a 34-yard pass from Mike Harris to Kelly McMullan with 6:31 left in the half, Bruce Richeson added the extra point. Right at the end of the half Newton tried for a field goal but failed and Boone had a 7-6 halftime lead. Boone took the second half kick-off and started their second touchdown drive on the Cardinal 46-yard line. Eight plays later Denny Vaudt scored from the one-yard line. The extra point attempt failed and Boone led 13-6 with 4:23 left in the third period. The Cardinals drove to the Boone 26, but were stopped. The Toreadors made one of their finest showings when they tied Ames 13-13. Ames scored in the first quarter on a 16-yard run by Mike Bliss. The p.a.t. failed, and Ames led 6-0. Richeson then scored for Boone in the second quarter on a four-yard run. McMullan added the extra point and the score stood 7-6, Boone. In the third quarter Boone again scored on a two-yard run by Mc- Mullan. The p.a.t. failed and Boone led 13-6. The Little Cyclones then scored with just 53 seconds left in the game, on a one-yard mn by Mike Bliss. Bliss kicked for the point and the game was wrapped up with a score of 13-13. Boone's first loss of the season was suffered against the Marshalltown Bobcats. Marshalltown received the kickoff and on the second play marched 64 yards for a touch- down. The extra point failed. A fumble by the Bobcats and a long drive and a successful extra point gave Boone a one-point lead at the end of the first quarter. The Bobcats had the ball on their own 33 with a first and goal to go, but Steve Bancroft led to force them back to the 22. The first and 10 failed and Boone got possession. The 'Cats got a break from a Boone fumble, and scored, but the extra point failed. The action in the third quarter was a 54-yard, 11-play touchdown by Ron Peterson for Marshalltown. The Toreadors struck back with 2:38 left in the game. A pass from Harris to Rick Davis netted the extra point to end the game with a score of 24-14. The Toreadors gained a 35-6 victory over the Oskaloosa Indians at Osky. The first score for Boone was made by Bruce Richeson on the locals' first play of the game, and he also added the extra point. After a fumble re- covery on the Oskaloosa 11 by Boone, the locals again hit paydirt with Richeson running 11 yards. Again Bruce ran the p.a.t. and the score stood at 14-0, Boone. Denny Vaudt intercepted a pass at Osky's 48 and ran it to thc 45. On the last play of the quarter, Kelly McMullan ran 37 yards to make a t.d. and Richeson added the extra point. In the second quarter, Oskaloosa made their only score in the game. Boone scored again when Richeson went 10 yards and McMullan added a point which put the score at 28-G. Late in the third period, Boone took a punt at their own 49 and after eight set-ups, Richeson scored an 11-yard run. The extra point was made, putting the score at 35-6. 4 , AR ITY BA KETBALL - I965-l966 It matters not if you win or lose, but how you play the game FRONT ROW: john Peterson, Mgr., Denny Behn, Dan McDevitt, Kelly McMullan, Kevin Quarnstrom, Rusty Brown Mgr. SECOND ROW: Scott Routh, Tom Peterson, Topper Lyness, Mike Harris, Brian Peterson, Tim Aspengren Mgr THIRD ROW: Bruce Conlin, Dick Duffy, Bill Martin, Steve Bush, Brian Larson, and Coach Ranglos. Not present when the picture was taken is Denny Vaudt. Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone , Boone 5' ' Boone W Boone Boone H. L Boone t i' ,. 4 Boone Boone 6 '5 - X- X Boone 'p Boone I Boone ' Boone Boone . I so wg if B V South Hamilton Fort Dodge Ames Grinnell Tama Toledo Oskaloosa Eagle Grove Des Moines Tech Newton 'Marshaltown Ames Grinnell Oskaloosa Newton Iefferson Marshaltown District Y I B East Greene 54 L, 9 em Q ' X x ' .slr 1 A 'f fl N agfw We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. Ranglos for his fine coaching. 4 1 We'll get you no matter how high you climb, Ref! VARSITY SNA S . , ' ,,,.-und' Look, you, get off my back, huh? Athletes' feet. I ,I I I 'ff flflv-ai ff! Coach Cook too, is invaluable in the fine efforts put out by the team. ! Hey, Squirt, whattda ya say? I say it's hot in here! ,r ' Get in and win that game, you Toreadors! Hold it fellas! I said HOLD IT!!! 55 TODAY'S SOPHOMORE BA KETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Dale Gisvold, Denny DeLance, Fred Hagaman, Greg Anderson, Eric Miles, Randy King, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Cary Eckley, Dick Sapp, Ronnie Nunn, Marty Croy, Marty Dannatt, Mike Sundahl. THIRD ROW: Ioe F ontanini, Bill Hubbard, Kent Cragg, Mark Qittmer, Cale Baker. 1 The Boone Sophomore Basketball team has proven to themselves and to others that they possess good sportsmanship, and the ability to win. It is our hope that these boys move on up one more rung of the ladder of suc- cess and again prove themselves as the Tor- eador Basketball team of 1966-1967. SOPHOMORE RECORD 8-8 Coach Lyness Assistant Coach Mr. Blaker TOMORROW? TOREADORS WRESTLI G -reggae , .api Q, if at e a 1 1 , ,A at-H ri 9' L, S.. rf-'QPF all Although there were no actual meets this year since this was the first year for this sport in Boone High, those who did participate were: TOP ROW: Ron Gustafson, James Poyzer, John Cole, Iay Bancroft, Iohn Menough, Paul Clark. FRONT ROW: Rick Klute, Tom Ferry, Steve Huffman, Rick McCargar, Don Gustafson, Dan Caffrey. Coach, Mr. Blaker x I' V . K ' G r i' : ' ' R Ugh-11-11 .. , . H' if n y r Abi VE f in Hercules, hero of song and story. Hercules winner of ancient glory. Fighting with his might, fighting for the right. With the strength of ten ordinary men ........ ITS THE MIGHTY HERCULES! Come on coach-I didn't really mean it. 57 Coach Criner Chaper Mrs Moms 1' -f on V 1 -Mg.. ME' Us , ,- A , F ad 113. 4 .. 1, - ', ,qv BOCDNE HIGH TOREADORETTES 19. rf Ida Io Cleaveland e Q, fy- sew. . -- X i K 1- JU IGR ARSITY Hn BACK ROW: Linda Modeland, Judy Fritz, Nancy Naeve, Cheryl Hines, Julie Barb Coghlan Hendricks, Barb Geerdes. FRONT ROW: Pat Pickerel, Martha johnson, Sherry Assistant Manager Howard, and Linda Carlson. 9 f'0's': b 'Q 5 'fo 'v'9's'v 5 'Ax 4 a.sgQa.v,,o.:. Q0 t a 9 1- e v s 1 Y Q 5 Q ' Vx-V' Vt' Q 'Z'I'. : '2'I Q 505 sf. ' 'Q Q 4 Q 0 Ago. o I .':':::'o f Q Q 305' 5 0 K lf ft-. 13 fe!'.3.vf.'g. f 1 Q J ' 21-un go, N A , Q 5: W. 5. '::::.1x Chris Lmdmark and Ferdinand the Bull. 60 an tw.,- sc- 'EV Russ Carlson as-5, Q-UN! X7 Steve Whitmer 0 QV : 1 rx up ' Richard Schuler Q ,XV Ron Thompson CROSS CDU :I k n . Lf I r ' 5 2 fy QU ' Denny Halpin .Q-1' Coach Morgan .. 1: 5- 5 W2 ' Pat McDermott 61 X IJ r Gary Foster ony Ron Post J. , 23 iffy! .4'Hb.3,. Nur: Tom Long f'.U7 Richard Thompson ite. SECOND Wh Bill organ, M Scott Lilly, Tom Ii ht, Burkheimer, ike : Ronald Post, M ROW E-4 Z O CG IJ-4 6 E ill N D-4 J .: .20 : N U 5 2 if ca V1 s: :: 2 :- Q v-. C. n E ll o 3 A -Q o N E Knig m ard Dic Rich O va GJ -'G I: aa E E 3 an 5 2 rl: 'UA C o E E ev I 'E eu Q-1 3 O 5 cf -D F-1 I-IJ N 2 .... 3-4 LH .E o -I: .-. o cn -M o 5 -C U Q. o U! 'T-' as U rn va 5 D1 5 E u by z .1 E 2 E LE Q 0 5 2 CD 5' D. Tu CII A G C Q Q 3 o Q1 M U Q: FQ E E I-1 0 Q Hohanshelt. .2 C sq 0 Q 1. H 0 Richard Schul I965-'66 MA.. . , ,. .wflg-..,..- .,., . ,...v,.....,,Y 4- TA KER Denny Halpin-Swam 50 yard freestyle, and was in Diving Competition. Bemie Hohanshelt- Went to state and swam the 400 yard freestyle. ,4 ,Q Jay Munson-Swam 400-yard freestyle. X 4 .r sf' www ' 1 ,ff Q e Fritz Erbe-Went to state and swam the 400-yard freestyle relay. . - f e 4 Russ Carlson-Went to state and swam 100-yard freestyle and the 400-yard freestyle relay. Jim Anderson-Man- Coach Morgan ager. I966 THIN CLAD Je A fi I Au if .. F S . X fair 331 TOP ROW: Jim Jewitt, Steve Bancroft, Denny DeLance. SECOND ROW: Randy Gardner, Kevin Quanstrom, Cary Eckley, Bill Hubbard, Denny Behn, Mark Whitmer, Greg Anderson, Kent Gragg. THIRD ROW: Jim Hamil, Fred Hagaman, Kelly McMullan, Bill Harris, Marty Cory, Tom Long, Cale Baker, joe Fontanini. FIRST ROW: jim Den- nert, Mark Maynard, Steve Chiles, Dick Sapp, Clyde Hovick, Mike Harris, Tim Aspengren, Ron Nunn. vos . f. y V: Y W T. Think I'll run this one. z-o-o-m 64 A FIR T I B00 E HIGH TRACK HISTORY a We are proud to present, Clyde Hovick, first Boone High senior to ever break a state record in Boone High's Track history, vaulted 14' IW' to break the old record of 13' 9:W' made by Wertman of Vallisca. Clyde also holds the pole vaulting record in the Eagle Grove Relays, Art Dickenson Relays, State Indoor Meet, State Interscholastic Prep, and the school record. - . Q 'f,. ?-I any if I M 3 I 65 GOLF 1 - 5 Bill Martin Fritz Erbe Don Nieman FT 'Q nl :ii X .. sf A4 , I. I W v w-5 ' A O W f , Q F 'K Sf e: s ... - 'f' B-isle i-1:-se: F 9 Q- ' F sf: ,t ' S lk F 74, ' ' B - . l ' : , T.: 5, 5 515! , k , 1 si 2 fi 3 L:11-f e S 'f ':':' 1' fs if ,I g .W- 3 ' 1 3 .x iii . :A ,: i 4 '.,: K - ' Q .- F '- FRONT ROW: Erik Miles, Bill White, Dennis Miller, and Blaine Crandell. BACK ROW: Ron Biddle, John Kirk, John Peterson, Dale Gisvold, and Rick McCarger. ? li vm' O 4. .,:.2 'IT'.gfl FRONT ROW: Ray Greco, Mike McCoy, Steve Fontanini. BACK ROW: Gery Sutton, jim Niemants, and Jeff Buckels. 66 1 D ,W BACK ROW: Tom Peterson, Denny Vaudt, Steve Bush, Bruce Conlin, Dale Pum- phrey, Denny Halpin, and Mr. Cook. FRONT ROW: Dan McDevitt, Ron Post, Scott Routh, and LeRoy Ross. TENNIS SQUAD CDF D SENIORS OF '66 nf Denny Vaudt 1 S -i ' WD :-t, K D .. L k it :KV ky M A 1 ene t 1 , T ttyt Dan McDevitt D . RECORD J 1 Q Won 3 Lost 5 Steve Bush Tied for 3rd 67 Bruce Conlin Denny Halpin STATE BASEBALL CHA PS HAIL TO THE TOREADCJRS OF I965 u- O 'U 3 O s. D. be I0 m A Tea 4-o 3 O .D 4 g Q3 OJ .C U O 4-b mething So the tournament trail. Oil jack Mustapha-Fires three no-hitters in success on U -cs .Er U uf .E .x n. O III .Q O FQ ml' 0 9.5. Di : O Q :. Q -cs : N I-1 U 0 5 D id CD -6 .E a-1 .2 1 es .: O C. .2 .- E E 2' .- 0 M :E a N Q '6 .... Di mn as 'U 36 aa U ua o E Q A VD .-1 H I-1 o E 'U 5 Q A da H ou -C aa .E B1 A N I-4 0 I 'U o I-4 QE Ev S. -- aa as Z lx .2 9: U I cu J in as -C cu .E P: aa McDevitt, Al Dannatt, Mik the picture were Dan ii Q2 -H C U m U L. Q1 -H O Z :E :S C O U 0 E Q Iv? C in N Ji .- 2 .2 O .... 9 o CII BACK ROW: Kent Cragg, Tom Peterson, Mark Whitmer, Hal Lyness, Al Dannatt, Steve Bush, Joe Fontanini, Jim Den- nert. THIRD ROW: Bob Hopkins, Kurt Todd, Brian Carroll, Rick Neely, Mike Harris, Clyde Hovick, Rick Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Denny Behn, Cary Eckley, Jack Morris, Denny DeLance, Kelly McMullan, Dick Sapp, Dan McDivitt, Marty Cory, LeRoy Ross. FRONT ROW: Jim Neely, Ron Nunn, Kevin Quarnstrom, Roger Hasstedt, Fred Hagaman, Roger Hubby. MAKE WAY FOR THE STARS OF '66 Coach Sapp and Coach Criner brief the team. Batter up! 69 BOO E HIC-3H'S ALL- TAR Mike Harris: First team all- conference and all-state foot- ball, Second team all-confer- ence basketball, First team all-conference baseball. Steve Bancroft: First team all-conference football. Kelly McMullan: Third team all- conference football. .5, Jack Mustapha: First team all-conference baseball. 1 Kathy Crabau: Third team all-area basketball. Brian Larson: Second team all- conference basketball. Steve Crandall: Second team all-conference football, First team all-conference baseball. John Winters: Third team all-conference football. Bruce Richeson: Second team all-con- ference football. Sally Radnich: Third team all-area basketball. S stt il Don Biker: Second team all- Clyde Hovick: Held the conference baseball. State pole vault record: 14' M . Bruce Geerdes: First team all-conference baseball. Marty Rinehart: Second team all-conference baseball. Barbara Tedrow received the High Twelve Club Scholar- ship. Steve Fleming, Math Association of America-Donna Trevarthen, Betty Crocker Award-Linda Rasmussen and Jane Kammin, jour- nalism Awards. AWARDS ASSEMBLY I S 5 E E Vicki Routh, D.A.R. Award-Denny Vaudtg Boone Elk's Scholarship-Diane Kennedyg Carolyn Carlson Award. ' 5 3 W , g '. 1' fill' - g 5 f 5. ig .. - - Q gr . 1 rs- iii ,'-'. f - -. F12 ' ' .t '-ft: . t t. - t 1.i i I .'a-, l fi Q I it sswi '12 X 1 .sss A . . re s . 1 . . if f 5 ' A yr Q 91 : - 1' :': if rl . 1 ' ' ' ' 3l. 3' .- . 1 s ss i if A if 2' i t A 'fL X -- A ' 'A ' ' ' , Si ' ' s K, , as 7 '01, 1'-i A ,riff 1 -. i I Ala' in z. g S f S Q 7 Ei L . -, ' xg 9 I Q , mlm l,5ggf:s:,, ,PT .., Winners of the Kevin Puntenney Science and Math Awards. BACK ROW: John Coeppinger, Clyde Hovick, Steve Crandell, Steve Bush, Russ Carlson. FRONT ROW: Mike Harris, Marilyn Erbe, Barbara Mueller, Carol Fesler. Mr. Clair Abbott, Dean of Junior College, awarded the Boone Community College Scholarships. 71 Ji C LQ, g 'sf 'f 'f Q kiln bw.. , 2 J . -W, f,,,,,f..L--.4 ' - ' ir . A . :,: if Wk XO -.U , w 1 ' . . , - L 1 Q ' .g Q .sl K f. W- 1 a fi E 1 4. X 4 f 5 A -....-..-av V KM W 4 I965 HOMECOMI G 1965 Homecoming officially started Thursday evening, 1 October 7, at 7 p.m. when the bonfire and pep rally was held at Geoppinger Field. The speakers were Mr. Cour- ter and Coach Harris with the skit by Karen Mondt and the varsity cheerleaders. Friday afternoon at 1:15, homecoming alumni, guests, and B.H.S. students and fac- ulty gathered in the audi- torium for the Homecoming assembly. After the assembly, a tea was held in the cafeteria for the newly-crowned queen, her attendants, and interested guests. John Goeppinger, in charge of pep rally. Marilou Hendricks, Student Council President, Lights the Friday night the TOREA- fire DORS trounced the Tama- Toledo Trojans 40-13. Follow- ing the game a dance was held in the school gymnasium. The dance ended at 12 p.m., thus ending Homecoming 1965. . 1 Mr. Mike Enich, main speaker for the assembly, is a former Toreador captain and ex-Iowa 3 University star. He was also a member of the Ironmen of 1939, first team all C.I.C. in 1935 and 1936, and first team all-state back 1936. .a si L -92 Bruce Richeson, carries on the tradition by throwing in the shoe. Coach Blaker spoke, highlight- fv- -- ing past events and future Past Homecoming queens were introduced. hopes of our team' 74 WE RE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY, GO FIGHT WIN 75 QUEEN Sue escorted by Denny Vaudt. I Sue reigns over half time festivities. Steve and Rick help make an surprised but happy queen. Sue and Denny eniny an evening of dancing. Sue Tingwald 76 f f X Q A E , j. 2, tvgi. R xt' 9' f fallen! S Q?-N? MswawAwxm S ,... 'n9.'ng K .U 'N' igigl. U' 3 x Nw xy YA,, K , v A . ..A ., ...W .,. , N W ., ., .,e,g - ,1 , E j Q-annul, 1f1f1sm,n2R UQ E mmm' HNMAN lfllf , - ' v r 3 M Q' yl ir lHg x'4AUFTfT P K f-rw-TW N w. AMW! 1. gl ' fe , ,, , Tw 1, -. ft ' 1 1 X 2- R! M ' t IL F, H 1 L- J ' ' 'WMMMUVWWATMKDWWWQMQ .kLgMLRMDUKRlLgL:tJf f Q 5 V 1 A . , L m m ,,,,, 7 , ,,i..,, ff -H M. ff- K A Y -'g ,--lv? ,,,..,,,,. , .,. ...,,,- ,. . ,. ...v.-,-..-. .--.. --.iv-------H-ff'---4'---'--'Af--f ----2' W -- - - - - '-' - - ' ' IT' lm L114111 grymmofx. V U1 I SUZY BOVIINIC M' Si' 4 1 'RV' .A Y-up 77 SWEETH EART BALL Y XL L www' ' QUEEN LYNN BELLUCI KING JOHN MOFFITT Pam Taylor Bruce Richeson ROYALTY Jody Johnson Steve Crandell Marilou Hendncks 79 Clyde Hovick Everyone gathers around to await the crowning of the King and Queen of Hearts. Yes, everyone is tense with anticipation Lynn and John are crowned by Lynne Carper and Rick Klutz Lynn comes foreward from the crowd as her name is announced. Everyone had a good time- 80 Especially Lynn and John. l Mr. Baily was sponsor for the Prom. I966 Decorations were replicas of Iapa nese lore. SOURCE OF THE SUN 1 JU IOR SENIOR BANQ U ET Chuck Solheim served as master of ceremonies as well as partici- pating in the tijuana brass. 82 Kelly McMull- en, president of the junior class welcomes the seniors. DC ...A DPROM 'sht Mr. and Mrs. Turner and other faculty members served as chaper- ones while they enjoyed the danc- ing. 930+ Q a as The students enjoyed a pleasant evening of dancing to the music of Ralph Zamo. DC 1 83 THE KIWANIS SPONSORED THE I5TH ANNUA WELCOME to ,KI HI KAPPIRI T sfns.vo5ii E EE tuckfi l 1 l The 15th annual Ki Hi Kapper be- gan at 12:00 following the Prom. Featured at the Rialto was Para- dise Hawaiian Style . After the movie the guests of the Boone Kiwanis Club were treated to danc- ing, breakfast and live entertain- ment at the Boone Golf and Coun- try Club. 'S-f As the guests entered the theater they voted for Kapper King and Queen. 84 KI HI KAPPER Q In 6 1 K x k u S ...ff P w -wg 4- , , 'Ta . ill, N x fi 'M' 1 CAPERS AT THE KAPPER KING QUEEN DENNY vAuDT LYNN SNEDDEN 86 jim Buckels Kathy Sinn Sharon Thompson Russ Carlson KI HI KAPPER Steve Bancroft Jeanne Larson Marilyn Erbe Tom Jensen Rick Davis Dena Allen ROYALTY J 'iff-5'f ,ffx g 9 -W Q? 1 A X b , 'r 1 z IN Vw In . A ' 'Q E X, j Y A 'Q ,. I 3 ,,,....g'sqgg:, X ll: V. A Hg h L QL -'Q A S 'V 35 :., V, ' ' fl Y N .N,... -I - ,,, ' . ' I Y 5 .2 1 J b .K if Q I 'Q XQMQX , 1 vlllm vang xv ' 7 A ..q gn W 2 , H ,I an y 1. X is ' 13' 9 1 x , M 5 , i 5 5 5 M J. N :I F g QE . EM ' ' I 5 fa .. 3' 1 if A 5 1 , . 1 5 ' N- annw4 ' if f Q .-fr X-X A A .i Q , A L i W ' K ef I ' L 5,1 . J J kk ,, B: , 50 QQ . L' ' ' L i g . H .Z 4 , s ' , ' 2 . Q F S 5 E Q 5 , 5 .. K? 5, Q -5 f L, aff john Eugene Ahrens Dena Kay Allen Dennis L. Anderson james D. Anderson Alan J. Arringdale :J - i K5 li Q rims l - X . ' Donna Del Aspholm Diane Marie Backous Steven L. Bancroft Steven C. Banford Debbie jean Beckley Larry Everett Bell Lynn C. Belluci Ben Cole Bennett Geraldine M, Bennett 90 . 7 CLASS l Linda Bennett Lynda Bielfelt Ion Charles Briley R. 1. Brockemcier James jay Brogden -Ja T73 M James Ley Buckcls Stephen M. Bush Jane Anne Cannon Linda Diane Carlson Russell W. Carlson Raymond Carpenter Wayne Earl Carter John Leslie Casey Melodye Chance 91 Rodney Ray Chiles Robert W. Christensen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Stephen Jon Clark Susan Carol Clark Samuel E. Clauson Dallas R. Clayton Ida Io Cleaveland Linda Lou Coleman Michael Lee Collins Charles A. Conard Bruce Ellory Conlin Steven S. Crandell Karen Marie Craven Paul Kenneth Crouse 92 Allan D. Dannatt Ronald Lee Davidson Rickie C. Davis Daniel James Dillon W. Craig Doran Lois Jeanne Duncan Terry Lee Earll Alice W. Eckley PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Fred john E1-be Marilyn Jean Erbc William W. Erickson David W. Erickson Katherine E. Fairchild Barbara Jo Faust 93 SENIOR Ioleen Ferry Carol L. Fessler Stephen A. Fleming Gary Foster iff' Michael Lee Frazier 5 Robert Frazier Linda I. Germer Susan May Gibbons PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE David M. Gibson Elizabeth Glennie Daniel Van Godwin John L. Goeppinger Sally IoLene Goerner Rebecca Jean Good 94 Margaret Ann Grabau Anna Mae Guenther CLASS s YS' T5 Fonda L. Hagaman Dennis Lee Halpin james Joseph Hamil Stephen Ion Hamilton Annette R. Hammond Ann Kristine Hanson William M. Harris Roger Ray Hasstedt Marilou Hendricks Mark L. Herrald Joyce Ilene Hickman Ronald Edward Hicks 95 Arthur Bruce Hill David Maxwell Hinz PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Richard L. Hirschman Bernard Hohanshelt Kathie jo Holland Robert F. Hopkins Clyde Richard Hovick Kathy Ann Hull Cary L. Hunt Cathy Ann Inman Paul A. jackson PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jamie L. Jay Thomas Alfred Jensen Alfredia F. Iewett 96 Jolene Kay Johnson Mary Christine Kane Elsie May Keeney Marsha Lee Kimberly Katherine C. Knudsen Donald Lee Kriens CLASS Diana Lynn Kennedy Sharon Kay Killion 5- Brian David Larson Jeanne M. Larson Robert LaMotte S- F 1 we Marsha Ann Lee Lynne D. Leininger Robin Ray Loudon 97 SENIOR Joyce Charlene Lyons Marvin Wayne Lytle Craig Stephen Majors Carl Edward Maynard PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Pamela Jean Love Gary Robert Lyons PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Michael Lee Majors William Martin Arnold Charles May Ronald L. McCargar Pat Edward McCoy Daniel Lee McDevitt Robert L. McGlothlen Michael L. McIntyre 98 PHOTO PHOTO C S S NOT NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Laurell A. Miller John J. Moffitt Karen 19311 Mllllflf Jacqueline S. Morris Barbara Lynn Mueller John A. Munson, III Charles Richard Neely Mary Mae Nelson Ijfaf I - 2 Donald G. Nieman Donald Edward Paris John Laverne Paris Laffy D- Pelldafvis Willna Lue Phipps Thomas E. Pritchard 99 SENIOR Donna R. Reinertson Bruce Leo Richeson Michael Rinehart Vicki Lynn Routh Sherry Sandon Mary Lou Savonell Cary Earl Schmidt Norma Jean Sellers ai Stephen T. Sellers Linda Coleen Sesker Charles Lee Shadle Janet D. Shannon Helen L. Siegel Kathryn Rae Sinn 100 Nancy Io Smith Lynn Snedden CLASS Michael D. Sorenson Carol K. Stoneburner Evelyn Rae Stouten PHOTO PHOTO NOT NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE ' Janice Lynn Stumbo Lynn M. Sunstrom Paul Taylor l Pamela Ann Taylor Barbara Anne Tedrow Charles Lynn Thomas f 'Q K 5 K o' A ll Richard Thompson Sharon K. Thompson Thomas Tilley 101 SENIOR l Catherine I. Tillman Susan E. Tingwald Lonne L. Tracey Donna I. Trevarthan Alfredo Ugaz Roy R. Vandarwarka Dennis Ray Vauclt W Kathy Sue Walker Thomas E. Walters Beverly Jeanne Ward Don Roy Warden Johnny Bill Weber Dennis LeRoy Weeks Richard S. Whisler 102 C ASS Robert S. Whitman Mary Elizabeth Wicks William D. Wiebe Collin Ray Williams John Herman Winter Lola Winters Larraine Beth Wirtz Kathryn A. Witcraft Lynda L. York Richard Lee Zimbeck l03 4611111118 if ill? than Qflililll' QI' in 5.5 .fl 0 lu Il sa if' 4 Jlgiu k!.'c'rfifirn Gly!!! Strzrrxx Sn Qfrzmhrll han nntint'.'n-turilxg rnznplrfrh Ilgr Lfnrlxwue nf' ikixxbn vm-xux lhrh ffm' Hn' ii-snr? nf ?.'Unr:1txn.'r thx tlyv Hyxnlv iiulv-'nf :xlib no firrxrhftr nlhtirh fn Hu-- 2753111111111 During the year the senior officers supervise and organize class day, the class picnic, law day, select announcements, and pass the key of knowledge on to the juniors. Steve Crandell-President, Barb Mueller-Acting Secretary Treasurer, and Jeanne Larson-Vice President. 104 C ASS DAY I966 li .Li igw -- QW ,yi D e n n y Johnny Carson V a u d t was MC for the Tonight Show. Or would the Today Show be more ap- propriate? XVELCOME TO THE PONDEROSA Two well-knowns from Hollywood read the class will. Hilarious! l06 .li t X Z Q Our girls can can-can, ean't they? 1 X tg.. A i ? so E 1- l r Qf in it 5 ' 5 3 , 5 , 1 . t 'st it H xl Y' I l ' H q.: ' A '..u it wi ,'o., I K , ' I QQ.. .t .M - K 'xmjg 1' 1 5 .::'3:' I' , ' A 3 'ml 1 I , 90 K I I K ' :1 I 1 Special guest my Phyllis Diller . , A . ' X made an appearance between mit ' , ..'g ' -1 li scenes. 4 lloss displayed his broad background in the 107 itv5'A'x Y ...- X -.--W-. I 6 eeie ,A 4 wi ' , fx' i i N ' 11 ' .' 1 : . i. N-. ,A , I - . Is this any sort of an example for our up :mtl-coming junior lligll? theatre. . V l ' V X'- ' I ,,.,--., 5 g .., ,,,,..,.w,t, i,..,,........... .., WM.: SENIOR SNA S The truth comes out-Mr. Barker has a night job. Yosemite Russ fr Q -it's a bird, it's a plane, it's SUPERBERNIEU!!! The day after is always thc worst. eh Mr. Stock? porter .... if 1 C lj Look, up in the sky . . . Happiness is a warm puppy. 110 Friday and friend. And who, disguised as il mild-munnered re Laugh it up-you've got two more miles to go. Here's a real swinger, eh, Dicker? fRick Davis, Y 'F E F s Mari Wicks It's remarkable how much a per- son can change! Hats off to you too, Miss Sun- strom! Paul Jackson-the innocence of youth f???J And now for our starting line-up . . . Left end, Jim Buckles, tackle, Jim Anderson, water boy, Tom Jenson. Yea, but you should have seen the other guyll fDenny Vaudtl 'l'l'I One of Boone Iligh's Bunny Girls. Uane Cannon, Sharon Thompson Donna Reinertson Come up and see me some time Big Boy. 3 I . 1 'ff' , , f W QQQ f , f 4 :i 2 f'w25515'v55f! 5 . -nl :,..,, vL. , iv - ., vw .w Y V mm 1 3' lid, .UI x xx if: . E as iz '55 .A ,Lg iw I I 1, - 54' ig ' ' , f , ., , K .EIR . . H .X , I U xr Q ' - 4-H, .A .,, ' ? :pw I .4 o 3 'V W gi , i. R 4 F FV Q -, .T H, ,, Q , Q-v N I 'x 5, L' , ' . -1 . ,. A . I . r. 5? , 5, . F . Q . SJ ', 1 1 , . fa ' ' ,X . if, -. R 4- - . H '95 J a : 2 Q- A .. , . . Us . 4 ' Q-. ' A. l it 5 t :Q I 4 , Q 'S , xii? 'S :. 5 1 Ei g g z' ' .i X'-. I. A.. L Blank, Roger Brown, Greg Brown, Russell Buckels, Ann Bucchler, Barb Burke, Donna Byers, Linda Campbell, Mark Carper, Lynne Carrel, Brian Carver, Tom Case, jim Y.. is JU IOR Allie, Gail Anderson, Mark Anderson, Susan Aspengren, Tim Atkinson, Teresa Atwood, Delores Banford, Jeannette Beckwith, Richard Behn, Dennis Bengston, Barbara Berrier, Jean Best, Sheri CLASS Clark, Paul Edward Clark, Paul Edwin Clark, Richard Clemans, Marvin Coghlan, Donna Cook, joe Cotton, Jim Craven, Richard Cronk, Margaret Dannatt, Terry Darner, Charles Deal, Ted 0' Diefenbach, lNIarcia Doran, Chris Douroumis, jo Duffec, Sue Duffy, Richard Eaves, Mary Eckley, Linda Ellsberry, Joan Erickson, Nell Ferry, Tom Fish, Peggy Flannery, Dennis '11 it JU IOR '5- Hansen, Linda Hansen, Sylvia Harris, Bill Harris, Patsy Harrison, Susan Hawbaker, Leslie Heinrich, Delight Helm, LaVonne Hendricks, Jo Ann Herrick, Douglas Hicks, Phyllis Hitsman, David V. . S J 1 ,ff E Furman, Jacque Gibbs, Carol Givens, Steven Gliem, Clifford Gorman, Linda Grabau, Kathy Grabau, Melanie Greene, Trudi Hagaman, Anita Hall, Jim Hammond, Dian Hammond, Paul El Ai up Hollingsworth, Cheryl Holte, Ron Howard, Marilyn Howard, Sue Houser, Judy Hubby, Roger Jay, William Johnson, Bruce z..c':t5 figs R 41: , ,... -.f- iss. K ' 4i,:.-Wie?-, , ' ' . 1, - I - - 4 johnson, Craig johnson, Delores johnson, Ray Johnson, Sally 'E 1 UU' 5 .2-as as X Kammin, lane Klemme, Eldon Klinkefus, Harold Klute, Richard Kramer, Lorraine Krell, Robert Kriens, Vicki Kruck, Karen Lees, Rita Lindmark, Chris Long, Pat Long, Rick 3 asa? :fix Mondt, Davi Morris, Jack Morris, Marcia Morris, Marvin Morton, Ann Mueller, Steven Munson, Christi Murphy, Constance Myers, Loren Myers, Mike Neely, Richard Nystrom, Marek Y wg. 1? HS C ,K .r-:- - N A, .s,. ,' K i as-vw JU IOR Long, Tom Lyness, Hal Majors, Sandra Martin, Linda Mathis, Barbara McCargar, Richard McCoy, Suzen McDermott, Pat McMullan, Pat McNace, Barb Menough, john Miller, Martha '17 CLASS Oliver, Myron Pearson, Marlin Pestotnik, Kathy Peterson, Brian Peterson, Deborah Peterson, john Peterson, Tom Post, Tom Poyzer, Jane Pray, James Pumphrey, Dale Quamstrom, Kevin lit 4! s 119 Radmch Sally Rasmussen, Linda Ray, Charles Richards, Larry Rilcer, Richard Ross, Lester Routh, Scott Bunyan, Roy Rusnak, Jack Sadler, David Sanders, Meloclie Schroeder, Sandra Stouten, Jim Sturtz, Jean Swain, Linda Tayson, Robert Thompson, Ronald Trap, Sandra Tiffany, Marcy Todd, Kurt Trevarthen, Diana Walker, Karen Ward, Linda Webb, Judi JU ICR Schuler, Richard Seiler, Lynette Shadix, Laurie Shannon, jill Siders, Don Siders, Tom Sinn, DiAnne Smiley, Gary Smith, Dennis Solheim, Charles Sorber, Pam Srigley, Randy if i CLASS Weeks, Edward Welch, Kenneth Westberg, Roger Whitmer, Stephen Wilhelm, Bonnie Wilhite, Don Wilke, Bonnie Wilson, Don Wirtz, Roberta Wood, Sharon Wright, Linda Young, Susan f N Qi. xml ur The junior Class plan the junior-senior banquet and prom, and pass the spoon of knowledge on to the sophomores. Kclly McMullan, President, Dick Duffy, Vice-President, Rick Klute, Secretary. f ' BN N-. J all ,ifc- x. ,Q ff :I ll . l 4 A.. ' 3 ' , van! ,Q 5 . L uf , 0- ' YT K! 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X l,. SOPHOM0 Dally, Frank Dannatt, Marty Darner, Ray Davidson, Judy Davidson, Olen Deemer, Connie DeLance, Dennis DeLance, Donna Dennert, James Deuel, Margaret Dillon, Kathleen Dillon, Mike jQg15Fi1: if i U D , ,Q-5 f , . A A .. . y 3 Q 3 'D f . ' , e S aff af 3,s5'gg.,1N-.ax M, ew 'Q . wi- , if I CLASS Foster, Larry Frazier, Mary Fritz, Carolyn Fullerton, Sandra Gardner, Randy Germer, Kay Gisvold, Dale Godfrey, Roger Godwin, Jody Grabau, Annette Gragg, Kent Gustafson, Donald Zi if PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Q t , :-' . - .. Q . ,sh -- . . . 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Mahood, Sharon Majors, Jo Ann Maynard, Mark McAnally, Dale McCambridge, Michael McClain, James McMullan, Daniel Metcalf, Michael Meyers, Nancy Miles, Erik Miller, Cheri Miller, Dennis A -E , .. si--M . , ' ' . we 1 .- ur A it 3 ,jx .-f , 5 PHOTO NOT ' H' AVAILABLE . i . , if 1' , ' A Hr A Q a lx m y E A I A XA tx , '5- Nystrom, Tom Ohge, Richard Olson, Neil Osmers, Janet . . Paris, Dianne Pearson, Craig Pim, Bonnie Platter, Linda Poyzer, flames Pritchard, Mary Io Quarnstrom, Kathy Rierson, Linda SOPHOMOR Mohrman, Robert Moorman, Bruce Moorman, Ronna Moran, Mary Morris, Rhonda Moul, Iohn Murfield, Paul Murphy, Diane Naive, Nancy Needham, Carol Neely, James Nunn, Ronnie W: TL P' .. 512223 mr PHOTO NOT -GN' AVAILABLE X? 1, .. 7 ' 'Y' 'bl ber, A S me ..,. W, 130 LASS Rinehart, Mark Russell, Ronald Sanchez, Gene Sapp, Richard Savonell, Donna Schoof, Judy Schuldt, Bruce Siegel, Oscar Smalley, Margaret Smith, Barbara Smith, John Solheim, Virginia ,ir -a sr -. ,N Q. 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SPECIAL EDUCATIO Ned Baker Cerald Broekemeier Arthur Brown Rodger Browning Barbara Carlson F Ada Carroll Linda Flockhart Blaine Crabau Fred Hagaman 133 :::f:w:::-Y K -' PECIAL EDUCATIO Shirley Harrington jerry Harris Kenneth Highland Diane Hudson Barbara Jackson David Jackson Doris Jensen Peggy Law Randy Lindgren Brian Lowman Kathy McClain jerry Moran CI' ai A 5 1 1 -F nl, ,, I X 5 imp w .-..,.,-1. ' , . , ?: 'i!:'JL ' ny... 7 ' I 1 if .xf It I if X ki 3 , A 1-E:??M +' i:22:ii?i25aI1?iI3Q5lL141:1 'E 134 f 'A ., -sf 0 . x i !! ,! E at i WC' Q'-s Ralph Musser Carolyn Ray Donna Ray Linda Smith : .e .. .. W 5: ir2,fQf2fQ?2fi5412efi We ' .. , . .- - 51,-3k5.ih.g 5 , - Mercedes Sprecher 'lii 'g,,,, 6 Milton Sprecher ,f Gerold Schenatzki R A tif 3 0, Sharon Vanderwarka Sharon Wardwell Joyce Williams Robert Williams jackie Wylie THE E ARE FUTURE LEADERS OF AMERICA ?? Teri fDimplesJ Atkinson Hopalong Cassidy jack Rusnak. 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' I F Ralph Carroll Social Studies, junior High S t u d y Hall, Athletics Clyde Chelsvig Roger Cook Donald Cox Richard Criner Verna DGIOUS Industrial Arts Social Studies, junior Science Mathematics, Athletics English High S t u d y Hall, Athletics 138 i ' Lois Dietz Commercial Bemata Dunham John Engel Eloise Engen Language Arts junior High Library Senior High Cirl's Counselor, English Joseph Forbes Industrial Arts L ri S, at his , u L it , 0 e Darlene Frazier George Geerdes Roberta Goemaat Florence Grove David Hagge Art Math Physical Education Senior High Library Industrial Arts 'T W iizlgfiifif: 't 4.-bw: ,dt 'Y ...gr .gg jjsa : AA.. 3.43 ,dh-754 Rosemary Hall Robert Hanson Merle Harris lean Heaps ' Helen Henry Mathematics Social Studies Science, Athletics Foreign Language English 139 DeVan Hershey Eileen Hook Richard Hopkins Marie Ick Donald Iackson English English Iunior High Band, Library Supervisor Band Music iw Aft H! ' ' J' . ' L . f u - 1 , ,s,o K e Ray Lamb Arvid Lein Charles Lovin Hal Lyness Karen Mannes Science Industrial Arts junior High Boy's Social Studies, Athlet- Homemaking Counselor, I u n i o r ics High Study Q93 Vera Martin Keith Maxon Roger McGregor LaVern Meyer Lynne Miller Social Studies Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Language Arts 140 fm 59' 'xx-Q. 1 S., A-an N 3 lu X -pm . n 'QA 'X 'at' EIN s .- '. il ' 'Vw 'fy ES, Vito: ' sw? ' X .,. gs, is 1 13?-Ev Ti f 5 :time 7 - Edwin Morgan Judith Morris James Nipps Science, Athletics Social Studies Commercial Q 'QV' Leona Piepcr Senior and Junior High Special Educa- tion 0594 nf-H--9 X 5: Vx . 'gi 2 Doris Plath Homcmaking YVilliam Sapp Science, Athletics 3 3 -: is Helene Poyzer James Ranglos Carolyn Rochleau Mary Lou Robbins Nurse Physical Education, Mathematics English, Iunior High Athletics Study Hall fb 'cz' Rodney Schenatzki Konrad Scholl Evelyn Schroeder Ursula Smith Arvid Stock Mathematics Orchestra English Foreign Language English, Journalism 141 ruse, C. H. Sutton. hnson, D. F. K jo ard, D. F. Seaton, I. C. OW rter, C. T. H OU D: I. B. Pestotnik, L. VV. C BOAR HOOL SC FCCUC lfred I. C A e R. Parr DC Lawre Gr K. Bark in dw E Jeanette Welin High bert Yearous io h R0 Hig u O .- C 5 FH - as .E' u .C C. D-4 IU-J E m ... V2 A w 4 -I .ED I u .9 C 0 U3 -1 N .9 O .E u Q- + C S Q .52 m m ff rmcipal D-4 T Jun Science, Commercial Study Hall 'Nb X 9, Ak., M- eg ii wa .emi l.... 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A AY: 2 S.- s 3 K Knight, Ruby Kmck, Deborah Lamphere, jacalyn Larson, Jon Larson, Richard Leichlitcr, Mari-Kay Lindcrblood, Sally Littleton, Thomas Long, Beatrice Long, Robert Lyness, Eilen Lynn, Susan Lytle, Ruth Mabc, Pamela Martin, Jimmy Martz, Twila McNaughton, Glen McVicker, James Miles, Krisha Miller, Bruce Miller, Diane Miller, Douglas Modeland, Timothy Moorman, Valerie Morgan, Susan Morgan, Vicki Morrow, Susan Myers, Arthur Nicholson, Cherrylene Nolan, David Nunn, Regina Nystrom, Chris Ohge, Lynne Parkinson, Kenneth Parr, Steven Payton, Cynthia Pearson, Yvalter Pestotnik, Connie Pink, Deborah Platter, Steven Plcuss, Penny Post, Nola Pratt, James Price, Tom Prosser, Steve Ray, Margaretta Raulston, Richard Reed, Gary Rice, Richard Richards, Denny Rinehart, Melinda Robertson, Rick Saggau, Jeff Sapp, Bob Savonell, Carl Schaffncr, jean Schenatzki, Dennis Schmidt, Frank Schmidt, Janice Scott, Patsy Scott, Patty Sego, David Shuey, Colleen Shultz, Michael Siders, Diane Smelcer, Darlene Smith, Sheryl Spahn, Nickie Springer, Lee Srigley, Debra Stocker, Mike Stoneburner, Vickie Sunstrom, jon Svaleson, Tim Swain, Helen Tam, Merril Taylor, Charles Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Michael Thies, Dennis Thomas, Michael Thompson, Larry Tripp, YVilliam Varnk, Sheila Vickrey, Debra WVachter, VVilliam XValker, Brian VValker, Judith YValker, Rick XValters, Claudie XValters, James XVard, Debra XVard, John YVarrick, Carla Weeks, Douglas Wells, Patricia XVestberg, Dennis VVestberg, Linda Whisler, Jeffery XVhitcher, Mark WVhitmer, James VVhitmore, Donalee Nvilke, Janet Winter, Carol Wirtz, Roselyn WVisecup, Colleen VVood, Beverly Wright, Marilyn Wilson, Linda Craven, Jon Galeazzi, Lu Ann Galleazzi, Gregory Mabe, Pamela Sego, David Cherveney, Scott Hanson, Margret Srigley, Debbie Morrison, John . .W . r M . 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BUMBLE 'H la Kay Frazier DcDc Mondt 101 H, ' , 3 f If J t ,dren T . ' ' 's g lm Myers Monte Anderson BABY Q0 we 00 eqella Tony Davis Folie Nflla C ryder P-W' Nxayh' MCS 158 .. L, W ,i ! 93510 Q is asf M4 i Z , M 5 it . Af Claudia Bed? 65 ga SNAP NWN' Cavv QXXKCY 1,9 he 1-one KW swam nl! FY Carol Wolfe Pat Olofson UBC-11 ,er P . am Wlsecup dqheston La ure! nacy Ggy 110 'I59 Kaxby Bogset BAND MON DAY-WEDN ES DAY TUESDAY-THURSDAY Mr. Humeston ORCHESTRA 160 ORCHESTRA CHORUS Mr. Scholl Mr. Bertanoli 9th GRADE CHORUS 8th Grade - . 4 3 161 , s fx, . A--uw,-. - R J' A N x 5 X' E A s , , .4 msgg w K Q, Q - X ., . 9 E E if , w YD A 1 YY- 'J - f www ex 15 A ff ,LL w.:wg Q 1 X ,K v 5 my 4 K 'ia Q 6 me ' 'Z .L ,. N.,-J.-A f -.J ig ?:'f .fffif . YQ 11,5 ,wsgsgiw ,. , ., 3:4 3: Q, . sqvixgk ,. xg. NSS jy ,yffygi f ' 1.,.fg5X1g5g Y'-IK WA 5 L X ,JA X if 'ii v S x 5 ES? ' - ' - f'ifE3'f 35 asf qw zz f - i k fin.: Q .iam xi 'im .wr-. k ,mia-f W, a., , J 's Q N Q -, wwf 2, .I ' X Sh wg 9 BACK ROYV: Patty Bengston, Sue Albright, Pat Pickrel, Corrine Veeder, Linda Modeland. FRONT ROW: Iudy Boyd, Bev Cliem, Judy Fritz, Bobbie White, Barb Ceerdes. GIRL ' 9th Sth BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Ginnette Majors, Holly Krug, Cindy Sturtz, Janice Needham, Cathy Peterson. THIRD ROW: Cindy Haggan, Linda Beckett, Cheryl Bielfelt, Cindy Davis. SECOND ROW: Connie Howard, Debbie Majors, Vicki Fritz, Sheila Borich, Shelley Lee, Donna Majors. FRONT ROVV: Laura DeLance, Carol Grabau, Charmaine Fraulini, Ann Greco, Cathy Chiles, Vicki Sayer. 163 :ir .- -.. I ti.. Al la., A A la il l? FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Gary Reed, Brian Walker, Mike Stecker, Bruce Miller, jim Martin, Jeff Saggau, Bob Sapp. SECOND ROW: Nick Caskey, Barry Cory, Roger Bourne, Mike Shultz, Mark Hines, Kenny Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Chuck Taylor, Ion Larson, Allan Clark, jon Hagge, Kim Brogden. FIRST ROW: Mike Manriquez, Randy Hora. SECOND ROW: Jim Golding, Kurt Walker, Steve Fontanini, Roger Kimberley, Tom Hohanshelt. THIRD ROW: Mike McCoy, Cary Sutton, Lauren Taylor, Tom Long. FOURTH ROW: Roger Martin, Dan Baker, Mitchell Schulz, jeff Doran, Brad Clark. 1 FIRST ROW: Tom Wilhite, Jim George, jim Wester, Mike Howard, Iim Knight, Jerry Rusnak. SECOND ROW: Dave Mike- sell, Tom Meyers, jim Belluci, Kim Rinehart, Dave Askvig. THIRD ROW: Scott Lilly, Paul McIntyre, Chuck Lovin. 164 OOTBALL FIRST ROW: Larry Harris, Steve Bennett, Terri Harris, Rick Ralston, Merle Tam. SECOND ROW: Skip Crouch, Bruce Crabau, Jim McVicker, Steve Ekhart, Steve Prosser. THIRD ROWV: Dan Kenney, John Hammon, Doug Miller, David Boyd, Ieff Whisler, Rick Walker. COACH Mr. Tumer FIRST ROW: Randy Bennett, Dave Germer. SECOND ROW: Ron Neely, Don Murray, Chuck jipp, Tom Garner. THIRD ROW: Richard Dickeson, lim Niemants, Guy Huddleston. FOURTH ROW: Monte Anderson, Charles Dixson, Breck Clark. W I 1 'Citi . FIRST ROW: Ed Frazier, Rod Anderberg, jim Cauger, Ceorge Bielfelt, Donald Tripp. SECOND ROW: Stan Sut- ton, Bill Benson, David Runyan, Jim Smith, Denny Wilson, Tim Myers. THIRD ROW: jay Nelson, Larry Harper, John Crasso, Mike Ellsberry, Denny Burkheimer. 'I65 COACH Mr. Maxon COACH Mr. Sapp is Z JUNIGR HIGH B ki Ls 'I66 EVE TH FIRST ROW: Bob Sapp, Brian Walker, Rick Roulston, Spike Davis, Maryl Tam, Steve Bennett, Terry Harris, Troy Carlson, Larry Harris. SECOND ROW: Gary Reed, John Granson, Dennis Hammond, Stephen Eckhart, lim Curell, Mark Hinz, Walter Pierson, Chris Nystrom, Art Meyers. THIRD ROW: Kim Brogden, james Whitmer, John Hegge, Steve Parr, David Carlson. TRACK EIGHTH NINTH Rod Anderberg' Tom Anderson' Dwight Anderson' Bill Benson' Mark Buechler' Denny Burkheimer' Mike Byriel' Mike Clark John Craven' Dave Elsberry' Ed Frazier' Larry Harper' Mel Hehn' Mike Howard jim Hubbard' David Kline' Paul McIntyre' Les Meadows' Bernard Miller' Steve Mikesell' Tom Myers' Mike McKee' jay Nelson' Stewart Nelson lmanagerl' David Nieman' Jen'y Rusnak' Iames Schmidt' Grant Veeder' Tom Wilhite' Denny Wilson' Mike Dennis' 'Lettermen 7 fPictures not available! 167 Dave Elsberry' Ed Frazier' Monte Anderson' Randy Bennett' Brad Clark' Breck Clark Dave Clark Richard Davis Richard Dickeson Chuck Dixson Jim Eslinger Melvin Fish Tom Gardner Dave Germer Randy Hora' Ruy Huddleston' Tom Hohanshelt Chuck Jipp' Mike Nanriquez' Roger Martin Craig Maynard jack Miller' Dave Mingus' Tom Morgan Don Murray' Ron Neely' Stephen Paris' Ioe Stoneburner' Lauren Taylor Kurt Walker CLASS OFFICERS Mfy : ,. ,g sie if f JF' S V E President Vice President Bob Sapp Larry Harris President Vice President Chuck Lovin Scott Lilly President Vice President Steve Fontanini Don MurraY 168 Secretary Terry Harris Secretary Mark Buechler Secretary Monte Anderson ii 1 vw W R mg 'fm if xmas www R an 'oem B 00116 ,S C en Stu d y 09 Hall Ate you snre this hekm sccdoxi? 1059 - x ay-3X ga GXA vie NNW fehnial Ymbhzms them? 169 s the oY mid TRIBUTE Mr. Ray Lamb has taught for 37 years at the Boone High School and is this year retiring. Mrs. Marie Ick is retiring this year after 21 years of service to the Boone High School. 170 'Q' BELLUCI'S T0 Q0 n fown U N N D. vt- vm an .0 as .C +- L o li. I o cn o -0- I- : o Ll. P- 1: CJ an L -O- ua cn O O- cu an L- .c 5. 172 5595 HOLIDAY HOUSE of Fine Gifts and Yarn .................... 826 sm, . E 'Hz gr, A , Eggs , s mr I 4? . IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT 81 POWER C0 1 ZX R Q LQ , 4, ,Q 4 .rn -- LT -.4 11 Tl 1 Q me C, Y L.,-1, I I , srx' I .fg?.'-- A ,,.,. -f 1 fi, 32 . x -' 5, S+ - S SN S39 R' r w 175 -sm x V ,Q ,nl , . 'S. IT FF of 0 :- 4- E D cr 5-0- o -0- an as .Q an .c vl- .c 4- 3 va an E o u x an an Il- L : o u az bl o X- Q. o F- S K .4 fs ,Hg E5 ff' if -sf K '92 5 E 'L+' It li f l--r U 1741 5 -x Fbvj 'T' fl '22 13 N 'K 5 1,1 .f 9 C. an .J D D 3 I .. -. ! I- Ll-I -I Q n: : Ll-I :: cs z 4: E EL' g n: Ll-I as 1' ca : - an .C '0- an .cz o 4- 'O- an o I- 5 an ..: LJ 3 as C as ...C 'I- an an I- ca u sv 'U un 3,4- -UU :PN .15 :: Q. -5.2 ':'U L c go .EB a an NO- 02 -m gm gi, D I- 32 CJ- BOOSTER FOR BOONE HIGH SCHOOL NSWWSWLWQ i 213 7555 . K Q : X 1A- V' S E vow. ge, quality .md comfort Wm, REDEKER'S FURNITURE 1 AL You find cufe clothes and cute customers at 178 is an f ', X 'gi 1' 'WS ar ,L . ,y L ,W ., Q ' ' rw 1.w y , fl Y -' ' ' , VPN,- Aw 4 , rf 3.1, - Q - .1 - 1 2 Y I I KVKMHAR X V . ' r 'J' fa 1 9 A r LA A I Q mf ' - A Q I , . g his go... s 1 N . ,r fi ,.. ' V A- - . iw fi, . ' ' 1 S A 4 rf gigs' x ' Q-'lf' ,Y , , -:rl r f ' x For the latest in fashions, shop 710 Story, Boone, Iowa Friendly and eager to serve your purpose. Buy the very best at .l. C. PETERSDNS. 5 i 'T' .. A N N 5915? E ' wifi .5555 wyt xf xgglgx A . ins V A ,,,,M-ti-az-Y iS1l '! 'X ' ix , - W - iw, 1 . 'gear , .4 5. All of those from say thanks to all those from Boone High who have given them 12 years of patronage and support. YEGGE LUMBER COMPANY ispfepmed f0Pl'OVid8 yo.. with fhebesf. Take a tip from Bruce- shop at - 'h Buythebesfclothesat F g I k , rr 'k , h lc plicQ3n C3o:3rZ:e:1ol of : ., a g:1l1!g5'lQmLiiWFg jun 84 Do Your banking at BOONE STATE BANK Your Full Service Bank - ui I 1 so W . . .uf x-,-. 2 r ..:. . A , Z L- -f :Ei A V iv . ,.'. 1 Iflaltil, r r . SFU For the best in photography 1 try S Under new manage ment you'ii get the best in service and quality. . L ..,.7 V. Blood, sweat, and tears results in fine quality printing at SUNSTROM-MILLER PRESS. , . Ii 5 if--23 ,. fy ,F I T You get total service at Q xii g was J l armwwf ' a The best quality You'll find o little bit ofthe best of everything goes hand-in-hand with the best service. Clf 186 .-X if J K 5 wg n KADING INSURANCE 203 Citizens National Bldg. Boone, lowa 432-7435 We're always here to satisfy you and yours. Good food and cheerful service at the LINCOLN RESTAURANT. For the best in styles and cuts, rely on Not everything land everybodyi is this wild at it's really very down our operators available. fo BUTT l 2 'In time of need make our home your home SCHROEDER FUNERAL HOME 503 Story St. GE 2-1922 the store of Fashion Fame. ' ? ' Mm ' it, get 5 ..,wAM F0 Se9'e '00 'C eS BOONE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY stop at the General Contractors, Ready Mix Concrete. 188 Tee off with equipment from HAMILTON HARDWARE 7I2-7'I4 Story Street Boone, Iowa Don't let your education go down the drain. Attend the College of your choice. KRUCK PLUMBING AND HEATING C0. Your in with on your dial. lull l Put your beauty in a beauty from NYSTROM MOTORS INC. Chrysler, PIymouth,V0li0nf, lmPeI'i0l, GMC Trucks Support the iournalism department. Buy a Bumble B and patronize the bookstore. Friendly and complete service at REXALL MILLER DRUGS I il 3 -..i..,,,,.v, E i in 414' See for the latest in Let carry your sportswear, finest always. furniture business. 190 E' ns the place where you fund what you want In our hands Audrey s Beauty Shoppe Boone Matress Co Boone Locker Servlce Inc L.R. Greco, M.D. Dairy Queen . Doran-Doran-Doran 81 Courter C.T. Howard, D.S.C. Kruse s Clothrng Store Longworth Wicks 81 Rouse Nelson Doo It Store A.W. Puntenney, M.D. M.B. Parks, Optometrist Red Fox Sporting Goods Co. F.F. Sunstrom, D.D.S. FISHER,S'request that you put your feet MES Qx - SENIOR 9 H QQX ..., 10,10 5 'Z S 2 DD N F B H S Q E 'Q .., 5 702, J S Q, X, 9 QQ 'T HE GREAT 9