Burt Community School - Bears / Roundup Yearbook (Burt, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

7. In August, flood waters of the Chena River m Alaska caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage Fif- teen thousand residents of Fairbanks were evacuated 8 In July. 4.700 Federal troops were called in to suppress noting m Detroit. Michigan Many other cities experienced similar riots during 1967. 9 On November 9. following years of preparation and the expenditure of billions of dollars, the first giant Saturn rocket was launched from Cape Kennedy 10 UCLA's basketball team, featuring 7-foot. 2-mch Lew Alcmdor, was undefeated in 1967 and could con- ceivably set an all time win record during 1968 11 Secretary Robert C. Weaver looks over a possible solution to part of the pollution problem, a mmicar which features a small gasoline-electric engine 12 In January, a record smashing 26 inches of snow fell in Chicago in 29 hours and brought the entire area to a virtual standstill for more than a week 12 1968 BEARS BURT COMMUNITY SCHOOL BURT, IOWA DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1968, proudly dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Herrick for all your time, effort, and energy, that you have given us on both the annual and school paper. We appreciate all the time that you have spent with us in answering our many questions. Thank you, Mr. Herrick. ADMINISTRATION FIRST ROW: Genevieve Graham, Secretary, Kenneth Sarchet, President, Ed Smith, Harry Haven, Superintendent. SECOND ROW: M.L. Lichter, Ronald Gardner, Ronald Jergens. MR. HAVEN Superintendent World History MR. JAMES 4 Principal Economics World Geography SECRETARY, SECOND SEMESTER Mrs. Davis JANITORS Walt Mescher and Paul Haase. SECRETARY, FIRST SEMESTER Madonna Vogel COOKS Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Schrader, Mrs. Mescher. BUSDRIVERS Maurice Graham Sr., Howard Batt Sr., Jodie Cunningham, John Smidt. 5 MISS MORSE Home Ec. American History MR. HILTON Guidance Counselor Industrial Arts American Government MR. KRUSE Jr. High Language Arts 7th Reading High School Phy. Ed. Jr. High Phy. Ed. High School Coach Jr. High Coach MRS. GROVER German Grade Music Junior Chorus High School Chorus MR. SPARKS English Drama Speech 6 MR. NYDEGGER MR. HERRICK Physics Commercial Math Annual MRS. BRACE Jr. High Math Jr. High Social Studies School Paper Driver's Ed. MR. CAMPNEY Science MR. ESPE Jr. Band Sr. Band 7 GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS MRS. DANGELSER Kindergarten MRS. STENZEL First Grade MRS. SKADBURG Second Grade 1 4 MISS LONG Third Grade MRS. HILTON Fifth Grade W A 8 MRS. TROUIKAN Sixth Grade MRS. WILSON Art Teacher CLASS MOTTO Believe in Three Faiths; God, Yourself, and Others CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Silver CLASS SONG Halls of Ivy CLASS FLOWER Red Rose TOM LICHTER - STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Football F.T.A. Mixed Chorus Student Council Student Council Officer Track 1 Basketball Homecoming King 1.2.3 1,2 1,2 1.3.4 3.4 2.3.4 3.4 4 MARSHA CURTIS WARREN WALIMAN Band I,2,3,4 Baseball 1 F.T.A. 1,2 Plays 1,2,3,4 Librarian 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Speech Contestant 4 Track 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. Mixed Chorus Paper Staff Basketball Manager 3 1,2 4 4 DONALD WESTLING 1 Baseball 1,3,4 ■ F.T.A. 2 I Plays 2,3,4 ! Play Assistant 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Operetta 2,3 Student Council 2 Track 1,2 Basketball 2,3 Homecoming King Candidate 4 SANDRA ORTMAN - VICE PRESIDENT Annual Editor 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Plays 2,3,4 Librarian 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Chorus Officer 4 Operetta 2,3,4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Music Contestant 2 Track 1 Honor Society 2,3,4 Honor Society Officer 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Attendent 4 Band Officer 4 DANIEL LONG F.T.A. I Plays 1,2,3,4 Play Assistant 2 Librarian 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Speech Contestant 1,2,3,4 DEBORAH KOHLHAAS Band 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 2,3 F.T.A. 1 2,3 Plays Paper Staff 4 Speech Contestant 2,3 Music Contestant 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 MICHAEL HAMILTON Baseball 4 Football 1,2,3 Track 2,4 Homecoming King Candidate 4 LINDA BECKER - PRESIDENT Annual Staff 4 Band 1 2,3,4 Band Queen 4 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Plays 2,3,4 Librarian 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Chorus Officer 4 Operetta 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Paper Staff Editor 4 Speech Contestant 4 Music Contestant 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Student Council Officer 2,3 Track 1,2,3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Honor Society Officer 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Operetta Principle 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 4 12 GARY HUBER Baseball 3,4 F.T.A. 3 Librarian 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 Operetta 3,4 GLORIA HEYES - SECRETARY Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 4 F.T.A. 1 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Plays 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Chorus Officer 4 Operetta 2,3,4 Paper Staff 2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Student Council Officer 4 Track 1,3 Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 DEBORAH STENZEL - TREASURER Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 4 Band Queen 4 Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Plays 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Speech Contestant 4 Music Contestant 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Student Council Officer 4 Track 1,2,4 Honor Society 3,4 Honor Society Officer 4 13 JOHN FRIES Baseball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3 Plays 1,2,3,4 Librarian 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Speech Contestant 2,3,4 Music Contestant 3,4 Student Council 2 Track 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Mr. Dean James and Mr. Thomas Herrick, Sponsors Burt Community Graduating Class Sunday, May 19, 1968 8 p.m. Processional_______________________Bottle Hymn of the Republic Chorus Invocation_________________ _______ Rev. Merlin Davies Be Thou Not Still _____________________________________Foltz Chorus Scripture Reading______________________________Mr. John Fries Lo, A Voice From Heaven Sounding ---------------Bortniansky Girls' Quartet Reading_________________________________Miss Sandra Ortman Baccalaureate Serman__________________Rev. Russell Morkkula The King of Love My Shepherd Is ---------------------Shelley Chorus Prayer__________________________________Miss Deborah Stenzel Choral Response________________________________________Chorus Benediction_____________________________Rev. Merlin Davies Choral Response________________________________________Chorus Recessional__________________Savior Like A Shepherd Lead Us Chorus CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Rose Royal Blue and Silver CLASS SONG Halls of Ivy CLASS MOTTO Beleive in Three Foiths; God, Yourself, and Others. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Burt Community Graduating Class Tuesday, May 21, 1968 8 p.m. BURT COMMUNITY SCHOOL Linda Roe Becker Deborah Lyn Kohlhaas Marsha Lee Curtis Thomos Joseph Lichter John James Fries Daniel John Long Michael Lee Hamilton Sandra Kay Ortman Gloria Kay Heyes Deborah Sue Stenzel Gary Dean Huber Warren Lynn Waltman Donald Arthur Westling Processional__________________________Pomp And Circumstance Band Invocation________________________________Rev. Edwin Bishop Send Out Thy Light ___________________________________________Gounod Duet — Linda Becker and John Fries Introduction of Senior Class____________________Principal Dean James Citizenship aword_______________________________________Gordon Winkel Member of Kossuth County Bar Association Let There Be Music _________________________________________Williams Chamber Choir Salutatorian Address______________________________Miss Linda Becker Valedictorian Address___________________________Miss Deborah Kohlhaas Seek Ye The Lord ____________________________________________Roberts Chamber Choir Presentation of Graduating Class__________Supt. Harry Haven Awarding of Diplomas______________________Mr. Kenneth Sorchet President Board of Education Halls of Ivy _________________________________________Russell-Knight Girls' Trio Recessional______________________________________________Grand March Band M Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1968, Burt Community School, City of Burt, County of Kossuth, State of Iowa, being of sound mind and body do make, establish, and proclaim this our last will and testament in the manner and form as follows: I, Debi Stenzel, do will and bequeath to James Ruhnke, 49 large pink hair curlers and one giant sized can of Sudden Beauty hair spray! May they do you more good than they have me! 1 I am also leaving to you the dark alley that passes by my house. P.S. There are many pretty rocks to be found there IF you bring a flashlight!1 I, Gloria Heyes, do will and bequeath to Diane Person, all my ace bandages and my tremendous guarding ability, she'll need it 11 Also a copy of my book on One Hundred and One Ways to Mispell Wordsl—And Still be Happy. Gloria said that she would of autographed it—but she would of mispelled her own name. I, Marsha Curtis, do will and bequeath to Wayne Lavrenz, all the dead ends in Algona. Have Fun!11 I, Linda Becker, do will and bequeath to Janet Becker, my favoritest, littelest, sister, my chair as editor of the school paper, may her paper assignments always come in on time as mine have; also to her I will the chair next to Howard—may she always keep an eye on him!11 I, Donald Westling, do will and bequeath to Kenneth Hawcott, my new Math book and pencil and paper because he writes too much and wears the books out. I, John Fries, do will and bequeath to Tish Schrader, my great modesty, may you use it more than I didll I would give you my great sex appeal, but I think you have got enough already, right Jim????? I, Gary Huber, do will and bequeath to Jayne Larsen, my ability to play pingpong—which is none at all; and also I will her the top half of locker 90 and all the junk it contains! I, Sandy Ortman, do will and bequeath to Patty Sheirbon, one stiltz to be used for Basketball, you'll have to find the other one yourself. (For hints go to Janet Becker!!) I, Dan Long, do will and bequeath to Sandy Graham, one new horse that doesn't kick, may she find it a little more convenient when she elopes!il I, Marsha Curtis, do will and bequeath to Cinda Weber, the back seat in the Algona Theater Balcony. I, Donald Westling, do will and bequeath to Alan Mescher, a brand new Hemi to put in his Plymouth. I, Deborah Kohlhaas, do will and bequeath to Patricia Hildman, a warm seat on the'bus and my ability to stay awake in school, may you never fall asleep!1 Last but not least, my embarrassing situations, may you find better ways to get out of them than I did!11 I, Mike Hamilton, do will and bequeath to Mark Mawdsley, my ability to find better spots on Sunday afternoon, may he put that to use as soon as possible; and my fantastic ability to attract the opposite sex! I, Warren Waltman, do will and bequeath to David Stiltz, my dad's milkcow. Bossy, to be hand-milked for me while I am at college, since David likes to milk those good old cows. Also my book entitled How to Get Along With Ginny Without Even Trying and Without Getting Grounded Either. I, John Fries, do will and bequeath to Donna Larsen, my great athletic prowess because every school needs a super star, because without me the vacancy will be open 11 I, Dan Long, do will and bequeath to Colleen Kruse, my ability to always be on time and never miss a day of school in my life, may she use this to the best of her ability!1 I, Linda Becker, do will and bequeath to Bonnie Ditsworth, my ability to limp around the track field, may she win every race she runs; also to her I give my stuffed Teddy Bear—I hope she may have a use for it!11 16 I, Debi Stenzel, do will and bequeath to Jeanine Chafee, my infallible grace and agility; may it bring you as many bumps, bruises, and embarrassing situations as it has mell Also to you I will one well used road map to Churdan, and if you are a good enough navigator, you may someday become a SeamanlilJl I, Tom Lichter, do will and bequeath to Kathy Lappe, one left tennis shoe, and five free gallons of gas from Charlies' DX Service to continue patrolling Burt's streets. I, Sandy Ortman, do will and bequeath to Kathy Patterson, my ability to keep quiet, also the other half of the dirt road that runs behind our places; I won't be needing it anymore—the tires on my bicycle are flatll I, Warren Waltman, do will and bequeath to Steven Grubb, a female Mallard Duck Suit, so the Mallards will come down in range and he can hit them with his 10 guage double barrel shotgun, and he won't have to use Magnums either 1 Good luck, Steve 11 I, Gary Huber, do will and bequeath to Howard Batt, my ability to park without being caught, and also my ability to hear everything that is saidll (Did you get all that, Gary?????) To the Junior Class: One large humble pie—may you eat it allllli! Any beneficiary attempting to change or disrupt the provisions of this last will and testament will be subject to be a Junior for three years, cut the grass of the school grounds with a fingernail clipper, and scrub, wax, shampoo, shine, and polish, every floor, desk, blackboard, window, wall, and sidewalk, and may this school shine foreverl11111111111 Class History In the year 1956, sixteen bright-eyed youngsters entered Kindergarten. They were Sandra Johnston, Judy Reinsback, Marian Meinders, Karen Castor, Roger Graham, Steve Bolie, Steve Grubb, John Patterson, Deborah Stenzel, Michael Hamilton, Thomas Lichter, Sandra Ortman, Marsha Curtis. Linda Becker, Warren Waltman, and Deborah Kohlhaas. There were sixteen members in the First Grade with Miss Nolan as their teacher. We gained Darrell Miller, Deborah Schultz, Gary Huber, and we lost Steve Bolie. In the Third Grade there were twenty of us with Mrs. St. John as our teacher. We gained Roy Jones and Alan Sankey. Mrs. Dutton was the teacher of the fourteen member Fourth Grade class. We gained one person, Edwin Parcel, and lost Larry Cooke, Darrell Miller, Karen Castor, Rby Jones, and Alan Sankey. The twenty-one members of the Fifth Grade class were taught by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Thompson. We gained Vicki Leeper, Mary Tostenrud, Donald Westling., Joel Bode, and Roger Bode. We were guided by Mrs. Newbrough during the Sixth Grade. We gained John Fries and Gloria Heyes. We lost Vicki Leeper, Deborah Schultz, Craig Lauritson, Mary Tostenrud, Joel Bode, and Roger Bode. We began Junior High in 1963 with nineteen members in the class. We gained Scott Scheer, Linda Shannon, and Bill Dyslin. We lost Edwin Parcel. Our Eighth Grade class was comprised of fifteen members. We lost Linda Shannon, Bill Dyslin, and Steve Grubb. There were sixteen members in the Freshman class. We didn't gain or loose anyone. In our Sophomore year we lost Roger Graham, leaving us with fifteen members in our class. Thirteen students made up our Junior class. We lost Scott Scheer and John Patterson. In the Senior year Mr. Dean James and Mr. Thomas Herrick were our sponsors. Eight of us have completed the years together. We are Linda Becker, Sandra Ortman, Marsha Curtis, Thomas Lichter, Warren Waltman, Deborah Stenzel, rw Ko a)- ifnhl haag anH Michael Hamilton.___________________________________ ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Diane Person, Second Assistant Editor, Sandy Ortman, Editor, Colleen Kruse, First Assistant Editor. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Kruse, Sandy Graham, Photographers, Mr. Herrick, Advisor, Gloria Heyes, Linda Becker, Production Staff. ABSENT: Patty Sheirbon. PAPER STAFF FIRST ROW: Sandy Ortman, Consultant, Janet Becker, First Assistant Editor, Linda Becker, Editor, Kathy Patterson, Second Assistant Editor, Sandy Graham, Chief Typist. SECOND ROW: Mr. Herrick, Advisor, Barbara Batt, Nancy Herrick, Ruth Long, Linda Chipman, Carol Sill, Cynthia Soderberg, Marsha Curtis, Deb- orah Kohlhaas. THIRD ROW: Marcia Soderberg, Diane Person, Connie Sheirbon, Lennice Waltman, Gayle Wermers, Marilyn Cherland, Patty Sheirbon, Barbara Hamilton, Gloria Heyes. FOURTH ROW: Jill Smith, Debi Stenzel, Donna Larsen, John Fries, Howard Batt, David Stiltz, Colleen Kruse, Becki Kruse, Stephen Becker. ABSENT: Mark Mawdsley. 20 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Jim Ruhnke, Gloria Heyes, Treasure, Tom Lichter, President, Debi Stenzel, Vice-President, Kathy Patterson, Secretary, Mr. James, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Batt, Vicki Skadburg, Cynthia Soderberg, Donna Miller, Doug Marlow. Danny Kohlhaas, John Chipman, Robert Lappe. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mr. Sparks, Sponsor, Colleen Kruse, Trea- surer, Linda Becker, Vice-President, Sandy Ortman, Pres- ident, Debi Stenzel, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Deborah Kohlhaas, Janet Becker, Diane Person, Howard Batt, Kathy Patterson, Gloria Heyes, Patty Sheirbon. 21 Linda Becker, President Gloria Heyes, Secretary Mrs. Grover, Director Sandy Ortman, Treasurer Colleen Kruse, Vice President CHORUS BAND OFFICER: Debi Stenzel, Treasurer, Kathy Patterson, Secretary Sandy Ortman, Vice President Linda Becker, President SPEECH CONTESTANTS FIRST ROW: Dan Long, John Fries, Kenneth Hawcott, Wayne Lavrenz, Warren Waltman. SECOND ROW: Kathy Patterson, Lennice Waltman, Cheryl Kruse, Linda Becker, Debi Stenzel, Marilyn Person, Becki Kruse, Donna Miller._________________________________________________ PIANO SOLOS athy Patterson - II Janet Becker - II SAXOPHONE QUARTET •« J II BRASS SEXTET II Kevin Fraser, Ruth Long, Janet Becker, Robert Devine, David Stiltz, Deborah Kohlhaas. GIRLS TRIO II Marcia Soderberg, Connie Sheirbon, Jill Smith. CONTEST Kathy Patterson, Jeanine Chafee, Debi Stenzel, Linda Becker. BOYS DOUBLE QUARTET II CLARINET QUARTET II Jim Ruhnke, Kenneth Hawcott, Marcia Soderberg, Marilyn Person. FIRST ROW: Howard Batt, David Stiltz, John Chipman, Franklin Becker, Mark Mawdsley. SECOND ROW: Kevin Fraser, 24 Jim Ruhnke, John Fries. DUETS «I J II II Linda Becker Patty Sheirbon David Stiltz Jim Ruhnke SOLOS atty Sheirbon - II Jim Ruhnke - II ill Smith - I John Fries - I ,inda Becker - I David Stiltz - II GROUPS GIRLS QUARTET M J M Patty Sheirbon, Linda Becker, Jill Smith, Janet Becker. MADRIGAL N JH FIRST ROW: Patty Sheirbon, Marcia Soderberg, Janet Becker, Ruth Long. SECOND ROW: Jill Smith, Becki Kruse, Colleen Kruse, Cheryl Kruse, Connie Sheirbon, Linda Becker. THIRD ROW: David Stiltz, Mark Mawdsley, Howard Batt, Jim Ruhnke, John Fries, Franklin Becker. GIRLS QUARTET II Marilyn Person, Vicki Westling, Lennice Waltman, Diane Person. GIRLS SEXTET II Ruth Long, Lennice Waltman, Cheryl Kruse Colleen Kruse, Becki Kruse, Donna Millei MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Linda Arend, Roberta Zwiefel, Marcia Soderberg, Diane Person, Joyce Spry, Cheryl Kruse, Vicki Westling, Connie Sheirbon, Lennice Waltman, Ruth Long, Kathy Patterson, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: Donna Miller, Linda Becker, Marilyn Person, Cynthia Patterson, Jill Smith, Gloria Heyes, Sandy Ortman, Colleen Kruse, Jeanine Chafee, Janet Becker, Becki Kruse, Patty Sheirbon, Mrs. Grover, Director. THIRD ROW: William Spry, David Stiltz, Mark Mawdsley, Howard Batt, Warren Walt- man, Alan Mescher, Jim Ruhnke, Kevin Fraser, Kenneth Hawcott, Randy Presthus, John Fries, Gary Huber, Frankin Becker, John Chipman, Stephen Becker. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB SEATED: Kathy Patterson, Accompanist. FIRST ROW: Roberta Zwiefel, Linda Arend, Marcia Soderberg, Joyce Spry, Ruth Long, Patty Sheirbon. SECOND ROW: Diane Person, Janet Becker, Linda Becker, Connie Sheirbon, Vicki Westling, Jill Smith, Lennice Waltman, Mrs. Grover, Director. THIRD ROW: Donna Miller, Marilyn Per- son, Cynthia Patterson, Gloria Heyes, Cheryl Kruse, Sandy Ortman, Colleen Kruse, Jeanine Chafee, Becki Kruse. 26 BAND TRUMPETS: Sandy Ortman, Deb Kohlhaas, David Stiltz. FRENCH HORN: Connie Sheirbon, Ruth Long. TROMBONE: Mark Mawdsley, Kevin Fraser, Donna Miller, Colleen Kruse. BARITONE: Janet Becker, Franklin Becker. TUBA: Robert Devine. CYMBALS BELLS: Patty Sheirbon. PERCUSSION: Diane Person, Jill Smith, Kathy Lappe. TYMPANY: Mayme Lavrenz. FLUTE: Cynthia Patterson. CLARINET: Jim Ruhnke, Ken Hawcott, Marcia Soderberg, Marilyn Person, Carol Sill, Cynthia Soderberg, Darlene Miller. ALTO SAX: Linda Becker, Debi Stenzel, Lennice Waltman, Cheryl Kruse. TENOR SAX: Warren Waltman, Jeanine Chafee. BARI SAX: Kathy Patterson. SANDY ORTOAN LINDA BECKER Connie Sheirbon, Marcia Soderberg, Janet Becker, Linda Becker, Jill Smith. David Stiltz, Patty Sheirbon, Howard Batt Kathy Patterson, Accompanist Deborah Kohlhaas, Assistant The Fairies Directed by—Mrs. Grover Presented by—High School Mixed Chorus Friday, November 3, 1967 Howard Batt, John Fries, David Stiltz Kevin Fraser—Linda Becker -K 3. V, IVjS The Peers Jim Ruhnke--Patty Sheirbon Connie Sheirbon, Jill Smith, Marci Soderberg Refreshment time after the Operetta Mrs. Patterson presenting Mrs. Grover with letters of recommendation and plaque for being Burt's entry for Rural Teacher of the Year Award. Howard Batt, Patty Sheirbon, David Stiltz Little Toy Train Merrill Mawdsley, Kent Habeger, Rodney Sill, Steven Soderberg, Verdean Mawdsley, Steven Karls, David Nelson, Randy Grubb, Russell Eimers, Dana Reutzel, Freddie Lain, Terry Sheirbon, Allan Seeley, Tony Dixon, Kenneth McFarland. Christmas Candles FIRST ROW: Belinda Nelson, Michael Kadot Darwin Penning, Dale Foertsch, Timothy Angus, Ronald Devine. SECOND ROW: Larrj Gifford, Renee Zwiefel, Randy Reimers, Michael Eimers, Phillip Foertsch, David Curtis, Pamela Reimers, Candice Summers. Businessmen FIRST ROW: Darrell Spear, Allen Jurgens, Virgil Johnson, Stephan Schwieger. SECOND ROW: Pat Bradley, Stanley Eimers, Charles Gifford, Sidney Karels, Maurice Graham. Gifts FIRST ROW: Kenneth Gifford, Thomas Erpeldi Del Reutzel, Daniel Kruse, James Heerdt, L« nard Davis, Joseph Troutman, Steven Pennk SECOND ROW: Mark Bradley, Douglas Fraser, Gary Scott, Joel Smith, Larry Person, Marc Sarchet, Daniel Manus, John Opheim. CHRISTMAS Poinsettias FIRST ROW: Jamie Hoppus, Kimberly Schrader, Darcy Schaeller, Dawn Reutzel, Dixie Harms, Pamela Strange, Karla Weber. SECOND ROW: Shelley Keith, DeAnna Smidt, Marlene Zwiefel, Debra Christensen, Nancy Dryer, Dawn Opheim. Wind-up Toys Karen Eimers, Barbara Herrick, Ruth Kruse, Ann Bradley, Darlene Larsen, Sandra Madsen, Diane Fraser, Cheryl Curtis, Lynne Keith. Housewives Cheryl Behrends, Kathleen Hildman, Gail Glddings, Carol Behrends. Holly and Mistletoe FIRST ROW: Julie Scott, Shari Skadburg, Lori Manus, Judy Sheirbon, Kathy Haase, Cheryl Sill, Gena Wolf. SECOND ROW: Patricia Karels, Tamara Stenzel, Shirley Lynch, Julie Bonnstetter, Shari Angus, Sandra Dixon, Debie Fraser. Barbie Dolls Debra Haase, Debra Harms, Lori Keith, Laura Troutman, Sharia Sarchet, Dawn Stenzel, Cathy Sill, Sheila Angus, Deborea Pannkuk, Patricia Reimers, Mary Jo Wermers. PROGRAM Principles David Batt, Brenda Jurgens, Joel Stenzel. Jumping Jacks FIRST ROW: Douglas Reimers, Danny Larsen, Keith Summers, Jerry Lain. SECOND ROW: Duane Spear, Tommy Angus, Craig Summers, Neal Giddings, Bobby Simmons. 33 JUNIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW: Karen Weber, Cheryl Batt, Kimberlyn Troutman, Diane Skadburg, Charlene Curtis, Patty Grubb, Linda Larsen, Susan Becker, Jayne Skadburg. SECOND ROW: Colleen Jentz, Rachel Kruse, Cindy Sill, Sandra Lovstad, Donald Scott, Dennis Miller, James Doege, Jeffrey Jentz, Gary Sheirbon, Russel Reimers, Gerald Zwiefel, Christine Keith, Vicki Gifford, Kirsten Habeger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Grover, Director, Lorelei Keith, Jennifer Fries, Mayme Lavrenz, David Devine, Dale Person, Norman Becker, Michael Mawdsley, Charles Soderberg, Lyle Karels, Michael Fraser, Timothy Sheirbon, Linda Chipman, Kathy Eimers, Sandra Habeger, Kathy Grubb. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Haase, Pamela Soderberg, Nancy Herrick, Sandra Zwiefel, Cynthia Soderberg, Carol Sill, Ann Lavrenz, Joyce Larsen, Vicki Skadburg, Sharon Patterson, Susan Angus, Darlene Miller, Barbara Batt, Margaret Devine, Rochelle Sar- chet, Becky Simmons. JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Carol Sill, Cynthia Soderberg, Darlene Miller, Stephan Schwieger, Duane Spear, Sidney Karels, Rochelle Sarchet, Pamela Soderberg, Vicki Skadberg, Cindy Sill, Nancy Herrick. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Batt, Kirsten Habeger, Sharon Patterson, Jayne Skadberg, Barbara Batt, Sandra Habeger, Robert Devine, Dale Person, Gail Giddings, Michael Mawdsley, Timothy Sheirbon. STANDING: Mr. Espe, Director, Mayme Lavrenz, Becky Simmons. SDI131 HI V GIRL’S BASKETBALL 'A' FIRST ROW: Patricia Hildman, Manager, Mr. Kruse, Coach, Marsha Curtis, Manager. SECOND ROW: Becki Kruse, Kathy Patterson, Diane Person, Kathy Lappe, Gloria Heyes, Sandy Ortman, Colleen Kruse, Jayne Larsen, Linda Becker, Janet Becker, Lennice Waltman, Patty Sheirbon. 'B' FIRST ROW: Cheryl Kruse, Ruth Long, Donna Miller, Cynthia Patterson, Marilyn Person, Vicki Westling. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kruse, Coach, Cindy Chipman, Connie Sheirbon, Gayle Wermers, Barbara Hamilton, Roberta Zwiefel, Linda Arend. 36 BOY’S BASKETBALL 'B' FIRST ROW: Steven Madsen, Dale Fraser, Kevin Fraser, Kenneth Hawcott. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kruse, Coach, Franklin Becker, Tom Lappe, John Chipman, Stephen Becker. ' A FIRST ROW: Tom Lichter, Jim Ruhnke, Wayne Lavrenz, Kenneth Hawcott. SECOND ROW: Mark Behrends, Manager, Steven Madsen, Franklin Becker, Mark Mawdsley, Tom Lappe, Mr. Kruse, Coach. THIRD ROW: David McFarland, Manager, John Fries, Dale Fraser, Warren Waltman, Howard Batt, David Stiltz, Manager. 37 HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Pat Schrader Debi Stenzel SECOND ROW: Jill Smith Marcia Soderberg STANDING: Marilyn Cherland JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Cindy Sill Nancy Herrick Carol Sill Cynthia Soderberg JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Pamela Soderberg, Vicki Skadburg, Linda Chipman, Nancy Herrick, Sharon Patterson, Cynthia Soderberg, Sandra Zwiefel, Ann Lavrenz, Sandra Lovstad. SECOND ROW: Cindy Sill, Barbara Batt, Kathryn Eimers, Kirsten Habeger, Jayne Skadburg, Susan Angus, Margaret Devine, Florence Long, Darlene Miller, Mayme Lavrenz, Carol Sill. STANDING: Mr. Kruse, Coach. FIRST ROW: David McFarland, Steven Scott, Roger Sarchet, Mark Behrends, Duane Heyes. SECOND ROW: Michael Mawdsley, Robert Devine, Robert Lappe, Timothy Sheirbon, Joel Jentz, Phillip Lovstad, Howard Eimers, Charles Schrader. STANDING: Mr. Kruse, Coach. 39 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL FIRST ROW: John Chipman, Tom Lappe, Mike Hamilton, Don Westling, Gary Huber, Dale Fraser. SECOND ROW: William Spry, John Fries, Wayne Lavrenz, Mr. Kruse, Coach, Howard Batt, David Stiltz. MIDGETS FIRST ROW: John Chipman, Dale Fraser, Roger Sarchet, David McFarland, Duane Heyes. SECOND ROW: Robert Devine, Franklin Becker, Mr. Kruse, Coach, Tom Lappe, Joel Jentz, Robert Lappe, Charles Schrader. 40 PEE WEE BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Norman Becker, Steve Soderberg, Doug Reimers, David Batt, Rodney Sill, Tommy Angus. SECOND ROW: Charles Soderberg, Russell Reimers, Alan Jergens, Lyle Karls, Jim Doege, Stephen Schweiger. THIRD ROW: Michael Fraser, Dale Person, Dennis Miller, Mr. Kruse, Coach, Chuck Gifford David Devine, Sidney Karls. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK FIRST ROW: Timothy Sheirbon, Phillip Lovstad, Robert Lappe, Chuck Schrader, Michael Mawdsley, Howard Eimers. SECOND ROW: Carol Sill, Kathy Eimers, Pamela Soderberg, Barbara Batt, Kirsten Habeger, Margaret Devine, Linda Chipman, Mayme Lavrenz, Sandra Lovstad. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kruse, Coach, Nancy Herrick, Sharon Patterson, Vicki Skadburg, Joyce Larsen, Cynthia Soderberg, Sandra Zwiefel, Ann Lavrenz. FOURTH ROW: Joel Jentz, Duane Heyes, Craig Giddings, Roger Sarchet, Mark Behrends, David McFarland, Steven Scott, Robert Devine. BOYS’ TRACK FIRST ROW: John Fries, Kenneth Hawcott, Tom Lichter, Jim Ruhnke, Wayne Lavrenz, Mike Hamilton. SECOND ROW: William Spry, Stephen Becker, Francis Arend, Mr. Kruse, Coach, Doug Marlow, John Chipman, Franklin Becker. GIRLS’ TRACK FIRST ROW: Marilyn Cherland, Kathy Lappe, Pat Schrader, Kathy Patterson, Debi Stenzel, Becki Kruse. SECOND ROW: Cindy Chipman, Cheryl Kruse, Roberta Zwiefel, Cynthia Patterson, Marilyn Person, Vicki Westling. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kruse, Coach, Joyce Spry, Barbara Hamilton, Jayne Larsen, Linda Arend. 42 ACTIVITIES LITTLE WOMEN CAST OF CHARACTERS Meg, the eldest—Colleen Kruse —The Jo, the Playwright—Diane Person —Little Beth, the housekeeper—Cynthia Patterson —Women Amy, the artist—Janet Becker Mrs, March, their mother—Sandy Ortman Mr, March, their father—Warren Waltman Aunt March, Mr. March’s elderly sister—Linda Becker Hannah Mullet, the cook—Connie Sheirbon Mr. Laurence, a wealthy neighbor—Steve Becker Laurie, his grandson—John Fries John Brook, Laurie's teacher—Donald Westling Professor Bhaer—A German teacher—Howard Batt 1st Girl—Lennice Waltman Neighbors 2nd Girl—Marilyn Person 3rd Girl—Cindi Chipman 4th Girl—Gayle Wermers The March's Dog—Poky Wermers and Friends Diane Person and Cynthia Patterson Steve Becker, Donald Westling, Howard Batt. Janet Becker, Colleen Kruse, Diane Person, Warren Waltman, Cynthia Patterson, Sandy Ortman. Warren Waltman, Janet Becker, John Diane Person and Janet Becker Fries, Donald Westling, Colleen Kruse, Sandy Ortman, Diane Person, Linda Becker, Steve Becker. 44 Connie Sheirbon, Cynthia Patterson, Warren Waltman. Janet Becker, Diane Person, Linda Becker, Warren Waltman. Cynthia Patterson, Colleen Kruse, Sandy Ortman, Diane Person, Janet Becker. Connie Sheirbon, Gayle Wermers, Cindi Chipman, Marilyn Person, Lennice Waltman. Howard Batt and Diane Person 45 Janet Becker and John Fries Natural Poselll Waiting patientlylll HOMECOMING Crowning of 1968 Homecoming Queen. What's so interesting Tom????? Don't just do something stand there. Camera Shy I 1 Dahhh!1! Beauty and the Beast Smile What 11 Not Talking I Wanna Bite Too The Movie Stars Oops!!! So I said ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Patty Sheirbon, Patricia Hildman, Kathy Patterson, Janet Becker, Diane Person, Sandy Graham, Cinda Weber. SECOND ROW: Pat Schrader, Kathy Lappe, Donna Larsen, Jeanine Chafee, Bonnie Ditsworth, Colleen Kruse, Jayne Larsen. THIRD ROW: Steve Grubb, Mark Mawdsley, Alan Mescher, Jim Ruhnke, Wayne Lavrenz, Kenneth Hawcott, Howard Batt, David Stiltz. TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Ruth Long, Joyce Spry, Connie Sheirbon, Lennice Waltman, Becki Kruse, Marilyn Cherland, Cindy Chipman. SECOND ROW: Marcia Soderberg, Jill Smith, Francis Arend, Danny Kohlhaas, Jim Curtis, Barbara Hamilton, Gayle Wermers, Donna Miller. 54 NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Franklin Becker, Steven Madsen, Stephan Becker, John Chipman, Linda Arend. SECOND ROW: Roberta Zwiefel, Cynthia Patterson, Cheryl Kruse, Marilyn Person, Vicki Westling. THIRD ROW: William Spry, Douglas Marlow, Dale Fraser, Randy Presthus, Kevin Fraser, Tom Lappe. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Phillip Lovstad, Linda Chipman, Darlene Miller, Mayme Lavrenz, Sandra Lovstad, Robert Devine. SECOND ROW: Carol Sill, Sandra Zwiefel, Vicki Skadburg, Joyce Larsen, Ann Lavrenz, Cynthi= Soderberg. THIRD ROW: Howard Eimers, Duane Heyes, Mark Behrends, Roger Sarchet, David McFarland, Steven Scott, Craig Giddings. 55 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Florence Long, n.xi-sten naueger, Cindy Sill, Jayne Skadburg, Joel Jentz, Robert Lappe, Timothy Sheirbon, Charles Schrader, Michael Mawdsley. SECOND ROW: Susan Becker, Pamela Soderberg, Margaret Devine, Barbara Batt, Nancy Herrick, Kathryn Eimers, Susan Angus, Sharon Patterson. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jim Doege, Virgel Johnson, Duane Spear, Cathy Grubb, Cheryl Batt, Allan Jurgens, Gary Sheirbon, Stanley Eimers. SECOND ROW: Pat Bradley, David Devine, Linda Larsen, Sandra Habeger, Carol Behrends, Kathleen Hildman, Lorelei Keith, Donald Scott, Chuck Gifford. THIRD ROW: Stephan Schwieger, Dennis Miller, Dale Person, Rochelle Sarchet, Becky Simmons, Gail Giddings, Patty Grubb, Charlene Curtis, Sidney Karels. ABSENT: Cheryl Behrends. 56 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Jentz, Charles Soderberg, David Scott, Michael Fraser, Colleen Jentz, Vicki Gifford, Kimberlyn Troutman, Karen Weber, Christine Keith. SECOND ROW: Rachel Kruse, Jennifer Fries, Diane Skadburg, Vicki Haase, Morris Graham, Russell Reimers, Gerald Zwiefel, Lyle Karels, Norman Becker. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Wermers, Sharia Sarchet, Cathy Sill, Ruth Kruse, Sandra Madsen, Kent Habeger. SECOND ROW: Neal Giddings, Ann Bradley, Barbara Her- rick, Diane Fraser, Lynne Keith, Dawn Stenzel, Laura Troutman. THIRD ROW: Craig Summers, Darlene Larsen, Bob Simmons, Thomas Angus, Darrell Spear, Cheryl Curtis, Douglas Reimers. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Patty Reimers, Debra Haase, Debra Harms, David Batt, Steven Soderoerg. SECOND ROW: Danny Larsen, Keith Summers, Dana Reutzel, Deborea Pannkuk, Rodney Sill, Merrill Mawdsley. THIRD ROW: Lori Keith, Sheila Angus, Brenda Jurgens, Jerry Lain, Verdean Mawdsley. ABSENT: Kenneth McFarland SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Jamie Hoppus, Dixie Harms, Dawn Reutzel, Russell Eimers, Fred Lain, Dawn Opheim. SECOND ROW: Pamela Strange, Shelley Keith, Terry Sheirbon, DeAnna Smidt, Joel Stenzel. THIRD ROW: Marlene Zwiefel, Debra Christensen, Steven Karls, Alan Seely, Tony Dixon, David Nelson. ABSENT: Randy Grubb. 58 FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Phillip Foertsch, Cheryl Sill, Michael Eimers, Karla Weber, Steven Pennkuk, James Heerdt, Ronald Devine. SECOND ROW: Candace Summers, Larry Person, Leonard Davis, Shari Skadburg, Kimberly Schrader, Marc Sarchet, Kathy Haase, Darcy Schealler. THIRD ROW: Timothy Angus, Judy Sheirbon, Pamela Reimers, David Curtis, Thomas Erpelding, Gary Scott, John Opheim, Lori Manus. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Meladee Mawdsley, Daniel Manus, Daniel Kruse, Joseph Troutman, Snari Angus, Michael Kadow, Julie Scott, Dale Foertsch, Renee Zwiefel, Patricia Karels. SECOND ROW: Larry Gifford, Randall Reimers, Mark Bradley, Julie Bonnstetter, Douglas Fraser, Darwin Penning, Shirley Lynch. ABSENT: Kenneth Gifford, Belinda Nelson, Joel Smith, Tamara Stenzel, Gena Wolf. 59 BORDEN’S MILK COMPANY Compliments of DONALD REIMERS, DISTRIBUTOR 60 Phone 92 -3387 Compliments of Congratulations Seniors BURT HARDWARE Howard J. Batt Sr. BURT TELEPHONE CO. Phone 924-3613 £urt,Iowa Burt, Iowa Phone 924-3416 Compliments of MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP Marion Westling Wanda Marshall DON'S PLACE Across from the School House Phone 924-3417 Burt Iowa Burt Iowa A.W.R. LICHTER VETERINARIAN I BATT'S BARBER SHOP Open Wednesday and Phone 924-3714 • Saturday Nights Burt Iowa Burt Iowa WESTERN NORTH CENTRAL BUYERS PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Complete L.P. and Natural Gas Service. Livestock Dealers Phone 295-2 +11 Phone 295-2484 Iowa Algona Iowa 61 Algona JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS J.R. Schutjer and Son STANLEY BLACK Phone 924-3427 Corn Hauling Phone 928-2251 Titonka, Iowa Burt Iowa Get Your Hiqh School Education Nowl The Future Depends on YOUI WEIDENH07F CORPORATION Snap-on Tool Corporation Phone 295-2456 Alaona, Iowa TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN Phone 295-3504 Algona, Iowa Compliments ot THELMA'S STUDIO OF BEAUTY ED BERGGREN, SWEA CITY, Routeman - MaiIon Produce Phone 924-3611 Burt, Iowa Fairmont Minnesota LAPPE'S D-X 62 DALE W. LOCKWOOD, C.L.U. Special Agent The EQUITABLE Life Insurance Society of the United States Phone 924-3219 Burt, Iowa For a Home Cooked Meal Come to the CUNNINGHAM'S CAFE Phone 924-3412 Burt,Iowa RED'S MOTOR SHOP ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Expert service on all rewinding and general repair of electric motors. Burt, la. - Phone 924-3341 Compliments of MITCHELL REFRIGERATION SERVICE Burt Iowa BURT SAVINGS BANK Your Home Bank H.E. RACHUT, PRESIDENT R.I. MAWDSLEY, VICE PRESIDENT S L Clothing Store g.h. mcmullen, cashier ■T.W. PATTERSON, ADVISORY VICE PRESIDENT FDIC Phone 924-3215 BUSCHER BROS. Men's Women's and Children's Clothing Minneapolis Moline New Idea Brady Blair Equip. Algona FOLLMAN'S TAP I owa Phone 295-3588 Algona, Iowa Bring Your Laundry and Dry Cleaning to Beverages Candy REID'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING VILLAGE Titonka, Iowa Phone 295-2527 Alaona.Iowa 63 SUNDET INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Harold C. Sundet - Larry C. Johnson Phone 295-23 4-1 Compliments of JACK G. CLAPSADDLE DDS 118 South Dodge Algona 112 N. Thorington Algona, Iowa GARRY'S FUNERAL HOME 2 4- HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 5 + 83 VOGEL’S CARDINAL STORE Phone 92 4—3311 Burt OXYGEN EQUIPPED Bancroft, Iowa W PERCIVAL MOTORS Dodge—Chrysler Sales Service Algona, Iowa Phone 295-2 4-71 LEROY'S SHOE REPAIR 110 North Thorington Iowa Algona Iowa ALGONA IMPLEMENT CO. International Harvester Farm Equipment Sales and Service Algona Iowa 64 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Since 191? Low Cost Home Loans Low Payments Quick Service Home Loans W 1 2 paid on savings Algona Iowa ALGONA GREENHOUSES Alwin J. Huenhoid Flowers for all Occasions Member of FLORIST'S TRANSWORLD DELIVERY Algona, Iowa 295 258 + Compliments of Directory Service Co. Algona Iowa ALGONA LANES Where Friends Meet Sport for Young and Old Algona Iowa The Store with the Action ERNIE WILLIAMS John Deere Your Farm Equipment Supermarket Hy. 18 East Algona, Iowa FARMERS CO-OP Dr. R. H. Thompson DENTIST Feed Grain Seed Coal 92 -3313 Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Burt Iowa Titonka, Iowa Phone 928-2515 65 HOOD'S SUPER VALU Algona's Leading Supermarket Groceries and Meats Phone 295-5222 522 East State Algona, Iowa VIKING OIL CO. Headquarters for Gasoline--Fuel Kerosene Just North of Milwaukee Depot Phone 295-37 9 902 N. Main Algona Compliments of MENKE OIL CO. MENKE TRUCK LINES Phone Bancroft Iowa GEORGE'S BODY SHOP Glass Installed Complete Painting Wreck Rebuilding used Auto Parts 2h Hr. Tow Service Phone 295-2665--Day 295-5388--Night Algona, Iowa BURT COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Burt, Iowa 66 BANCROFT IMPLEMENT CO. ■ | International Harvester Equipment Phone 5441 Bancroft, Iowa Bring Your Friends To LEISURE LANES Phone 3741 Bancroft, Iowa BJUSTROM'S FURNITURE CO. Van Delivery Complete Home Furnishers Phone 295-3837 Algona, Iowa rachut-McMullen JOE BRADLEY EQUIPMENT Firestone Tires OLIVER GMC Trucks Gehl-Stanhoist Phone 295-2421 Algona, Iowa Insurance Agency One-Stop Insurance Service Phone 924-3215 Burt, Iowa SINCLAIR PETROCHEMICALS INC. Fertilizer and Agricultural Chemicals Phone 924-3414 924-3404 Burt Iowa 67 BEED HARDWARE Frigidaire Maytag Appliances General Hardware Phone 928-2127 Titonka, Iowa CHUCK BEHR'S STANDARD SERVICE Trailer Sales and Rentals 400 East State Algona, Iowa Phone 295-3372 Compliments of SHERWIN-WILLIAM COMPANY Tom Kissner Mgr. 115 N. Dodge Phone 295-2122 Algona, Iowa ALGONA PRODUCE Gooch Feeds Poultry Eggs Chicks Dallas Kein (Owner) 70 + S. Phillip Phone 295-35 1 Algona, Iowa WILTGEN JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Repairs Diamond Setting Ring Repair Phone 295-3789 Algona, Iowa DR. BAHNE K. BAHNSON Osteopathic—Physician Phone 924-3316 NORM'S PLACE Steaks - Chicken Burt Iowa Scallop - Oysters - Shrimp Best Wishes To The Class Of '68 From THE ALGONA UPPER DES MOINES Kossuth County's Favorite Newspaper Featuring The Burt Monitor Pages Each Week Clear Pictures - More News Largest Circulation Cocktails and Soft Drinks of all Kinds Hash Browns Bancroft, Iowa French Fries Phone 3011 68 SJOGREN'S GROCERY Complete Line of Groceries Meats Snack Bar Roasted Chicken Soft Ice Cream Sandwiches Phone 295-3 55 309 E. North Algona, Iowa GARRY’S HOME FURNISHINGS 3 ART PRIEBE Groceries and Meats Work Clothes, Sporting Goods Toys and Appliances Lone Rock Iowa Compliments of J B MUSIC E. State Algona, Iowa 'For The House Beautiful Phone 3071 Bancroft KINSMAN SONS MEMORIALS Monuments Lettering Markers Cleaning 1 5 Mi East Of Jet 18 169 On Hwy 18 Phone 295-5565 Algona BLANCHARD HARDWARE AND LUMBER QUALITY LUMBER FEED BUNKS LONE ROCK BANK GENERAL BANKING AND INSURANCE Since 1899 D L PAINT CHIEF PAINT RUBBEROID SHINNER Lone Rock, Iowa Lone Rock, Iowa 69 VAN'S CAFE Private Parties—New Dining Rooms Always Good Food Algona Iowa SHILLINGTON BARBER SHOP Phone 295-3287 Algona Iowa Compliments of DUNN'S SURE SAVE Algona, Iowa VAN BUREN MOTEL T.V.-Telephone-Air Conditioned 3 Blocks off Highway 169 1111 East State Street Phone 295-3523 Algona, Iowa OLLOM'S UPHOLSTERY Phone 295-2554 Algona, Iowa HONKEN ELECTRIC Zenith Color T.V. T.V. Artwork Sales and Service Titonka, Iowa BANCROFT REGISTER Saw Filing LAVRENZ CONSTRUCTION Earnest Lavrenz General Building Reasonable Prices Quality Printing of All Kinds Congratulations Seniors-1968 LONE ROCK CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR Phone 4361 Bancroft, Iowa Dial 925-3590 Lone Rock, Iowa 70 Market your livestock wisely sell to Harold Presthus You call-We haul Burt Livestock and Stock Buyer and Trucking Phone 924-3713 Burt, Iowa SCHRADER'S HARDWARE Plumbing—Heat ing--Gas Phone 924-3314 Burt, Iowa Compliments of ZENDER'S Algona Iowa BOOSTER COLUMN ALGONA Algona Insurance Agency Algona Plumbing and Heating Co. Bohannon Insurance Service Bomgaars Ben Franklin Chrischilles Store Chrome Cafe Coast to Coast Stores Colonial Motel Dr. H. w. Erickson Dr. Kevin Nash DDS Dr. L. L. Snyder O.P. East End Grocery Esser Dry Cleaners Foster Furniture Co. Hutzell's Jack's OK Tire Service J. C. Penney Co. Johnson House Kirk's Shoe Store Kossuth Motor Company Kossuth Mutual Ins. Association Kossuth Oil Company Read's Furniture, Inc. Saiter's Davis Paint Sharp's Jewelry Shilts Brownbilt Shoe Store Sid's Cafe Tall Paul's Wagner D-X Service BANCROFT Welp Drug Store TITONKA Callies Store The Annual Staff would like to express our sincere gratitude to the many Business Establishments who bought annual adds. We would also like to thank Glenn Graham for taking all the pictures for our annual. We have received much co-operation and enthusiasm from every- one, and we appreciate it very much. 7) AUTOGRAPHS c rvcLcu Sw 7 (V) V (JAm o M’K£ )J rr)'lh T (xaxlJL Z y t (ZaJl££ y1 tZaAAx A) 'ZfJoZZtuAJ jt j ■4® 72 In Review INTERNATIONAL EVENTS 1. British hippies claim that their aim is different from that of American hippies they don't want to drop out of society, but to stay in and change it 2. French President Charles DeGaulle stirred up a lot of controversy during 1967-here he explains why he feels Britain should not be a Common Market member 3. Soldiers of the U S 4th Infantry Division rest atop Hill 1338 following a fierce battle with the North Viet namese for the hill in the Dak To area 4 Israeli soldiers fly their flag from a mosque in the Sinai desert captured by the Israelis during the short lived Arab-lsraeh war in June of 1967 5. Waving red-colored booklets of Mao’s quotations, pro-communist Chinese swarm in front of the Govern- or's House during May demonstrations in Hong Kong. 6. Mrs. Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of the late So- viet dictator Joseph Stalin, was a bit surprised that her defection created so much stir in the U. S. 7. In June. Soviet Premier Alexei N Kosygin came lo the United States to address the UN about the Arab Israeli war and later talked with President Johnson 8 An Army vehicle bears the casket of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer from Cologne Cathedral April 25. following a Requiem Mass. 9 Suits came back into fashion during 1967 This one was designed by lito Manalang for a young fashion house, the year old British Moderns of New York 10 This wide angle view of the moon's hidden side was taken on August 6. 1967 and transmitted back to the Jet Propulsion lab in Pasadena. California 11 Heavy monsoon rams turned most of South Viet nam into a quagmire during the summer of 1967 Here. U.S marines prepare to board a Chinook helicopter 12 President Johnson, shown here in Vietnam, staunch- ly defended the nation s participation in the Vietnam war despite widespread protests and demonstrations.