Boone Valley High School - B Line Yearbook (Renwick, IA)

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through the salt mines in Siberia. Here to his surprise, he finds Jim Weyer managing one of the mines. On to Africa where the beat of native drums announces the arrival of Darold McKenna He has just begun his fourth expedition to the center of the Dark Continent. New 4-H clubs are being organized in India by Imogene Heggen. Through her work 400, 000 new members have joined 4-H. Australian teenagers are dancing to the music of American rock'n'roll singer, Doug Huntley, appearing in Me1bourne's civic auditorium. Aboard a ship we see two WAVES, Anne Huschka and Linda Engstrom, saying sayonara to Japan as they leave on another tour of duty. we are now headedfor Canada to see the country's latest pro football hero, Doug Rose berry. Sharon Zentner has been our stewardess for this whole trip around the world. At home again, we find Delores Oberhelman Clowes busy with her duties as a house wife. She and her husband have just returned from a cattle buying trip to the West. Processional ---- ---------- ---------------------- Ins tr umental Ensemble Invocation ------------ - - The Reverend Norman Johnson Salutatory Address -------- ------------- J anet Martin Solo, Concerto in G Minor - - ------------------ Kenneth Friday Presentation of Key ------- - - -David Mandsager, Senior Class President Acceptance of Key - - - - - Dean Neuberger, Junior Class President Address, Doors - - ---- Mr. Edmund G. Groomes, Menlo, Iowa Solo, Orientale ---- ------------------- M arilyn Letdal Valedictory Address ---- ------------ --'-- K e nnerh Friday Presentation of Diplomas - - ---w-------- Lyle H. Kitley Benediction - --------- - - - - -The Reverend Norman Johnson Recessional - - - -- - - ------- Instrumental Ensemble

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I - Jim Weyer - will my shy ways to Dean Nuebuger. so he can keep the teachers always guessing. I - Sharon Zentner - will my position in basketball to Sandy Kraft in hopes they do a better job next year. To the school we hereby bequeath our respect and honor. To the junior class our good behavior so that they might be praised by the teachers as we were. To the sopho- mores we will our ability at being able to get along with each other. To the green freshmen we will our experience. P The year is 1975 Duane Bird, an officer in the Marines, has found around the world trips to be rather boring after three or four times around. On this trip he has decided to look up former classmates. In Chicago we find that one of the clty's major hospitals is being turned upside- down by three fun-loving nurses. Marilyn Lerdal, Janet Martin, and Martha Trask. Rich Nissen lives in Indianapolis, the home of the famous 500 mile race, where he designs noisy cars for each Memorial Day. Fashion Guide of America, edited by Iudy Skiye, has just won this year's award as the best new magazine in the New York area. The magazlne's top model, Barb Kamp, can be seen on the cover of practically every leading magazine in the nation. Sharon Kraft is always busy keeping Barb's appointments straight. X No one goes to New York without a side trip to Greenwich Village, the beatnik capital of the world. As we enter one of the Vil1age's famous coffee houses who do we see but Lynn Darland. Do you recognize the bearded, poetry-reading beatnik? Of course, it's Ron Nerem. Two of the former graduates are in television. Judy Gillespie is a regular come- dienne on the Steve Allen Show and Donald Johnson plays the accordion on IUBILEE, U. S. A. On the way south our flight has a stopover in Atlanta. As we step off the plane we see the crowd gathered around a platform. Ierry Tjelle is delivering an inspiring speech ln his campaign for the leading presidential candidate, Dave Mandsager. ln sunny Florida we stopped at the winter quartets of Ringling Brothers Bamum and Bailey Circus. There we find Larry Cameron training elephants in preparation for the show 's spring opening at Madison Square Garden. Brasilia, the new inland capital of Brazil, is boasting about its eight sided civic center designed by world architect, Ton Bott Bottln. Now our tour takes us to London to the music of Ken Friday and his band who are ap- pearing at the London Palladium. Sharon Riley has been raising Drummers for Ken's band. One of the United States' prominent nuclear scientists, Paul Heggen, is in Russia demonstrating the ability of the American driver. In tum the Russians are showing Paul BURK'S D-X Renwick, Iowa PETE SADLER D-X TANKMAN Renwick, Iowa

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