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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1970 volume:

EVENTS 7. HURRICANE CAMILLE - Five persons awail rescue on rail tracks between Gulfport and New Orleans after winds had lifted their house 8 KENNEDY'S ATTEND FUNERAL - Sen. Edward M Kennedy follows his wife. Joan into St. Vincent s church in Plym outh. Pennsylvania, to attend funeral service for Mary Jo Kopechne Miss Kopechne died in an auto mishap from which Sen Kennedy escaped (July. 69) 9. MISS AMERICA — Pamela Anne Eldred. 21 year old Detroit College Senior was crowned Miss America for 1970 in At lantic City (Sept. '69) 10. ROSES FOR MAJESTIC PRINCE - Jockey Bill Hartack helps to raise blanket of roses atop Maiestic Prince after they won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Owner Frank McMahon is at right 11. UNDERDOGS BECOME TOP DOGS - The New York Mets. and their fans, whoop it up after becoming the baseball champions of the world (Oct '69) 12. HIGH TRIBUNAL HAPPENINGS - Abe Fortas. BACK ROW, LEFT, resigned under fire during 1969. Chief Justice Earl Warren. FRONT ROW. CENTER, was succeeded by Warren Burger Burt Community School Burt, Iowa SCHOOL COLORS: PURPLE G GOLD ANNUAL EDITOR: JILL SMITH ASSISTANT EDITOR: VICKI WESTLING ADVISOR: MR. HERRICK The little ones who grow up to be big ones someday have to begin somewhere. Our freshman girls gave the preschoolers a small glimpse of the fun in store for them in their school days ahead. Peaceful solitude? It's hard to say by the looks of three of our senior girls. Study hall becomes the center of learning and new discoveries on your own. Sharing our talents with others is a very large part of our effort to mold a well-rounded person. The annual vocal festival is one of the many ways to obtain this. It opens the door to wider interests and new experiences with others. Our attempts to learn aren't always successful, as Frank Becker can probably tell us. Our home economic boys proved that there really is something they can learn. If noth ing else, it may be the fact that burning the bottoms out of pans just isn't what the teacher had in mind. The climax of more than 30 years of service for our school was brought to our attention with a vase of roses presented to Mrs. Grover at her last vocal concert. She has set an ideal example of dedication to her work, and one that if followed, would certainly bring success to many others. Dedication We, the graduating class of 1970, proudly dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Nydegger, for all your concern and understanding you've shown for us, the in- spiration you have given to each one of us, your time and effort put forth in- structing us, and especially your advice and willingness to help us reach our goals. Thank you, Mr. Nydegger. GRADUATES i r FRANCIS AREND Football Librarian Plays Play Assistant Track Waiter 1 1 3,4 2.3.4 1.2.4 2 GAYLE WERMERS Annual Staff Class Officer F.T.A. Girls' Glee Honor Society Librarian Mixed Chorus Operetta Paper Staff Plays Play Assistant Speech Contestant Student Council Student Council Officer Track Basketball Waitress 4 2 1 1 2,3,4 3 1 1 1.2.3.4 2,4 1.2.3.4 1 1,2, DAN KOHLHAAS Baseball Paper Staff Student Council 1� 2 Waiter Tj • ? fO f l REBECCA KRUSE--TREASURER Accompanist Band Band Queen Class Officer F.T.A. Girls' Glee Homecoming Candidate Homecoming Queen Honor Society Honor Society Officer Mixed Chorus Music Officer Music Contestant Operetta Paper Staff Plays Softball Speech Contestant Track Basketball Majorette Twirler All Conference Team 1,4 4 4 2.3.4 1 1,2 4 4 2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 2.3 2.3 3 2.3.4 1.2.3.4 1,2 1.2.3.4 4 2.3 4 JILL SMITH--VICE PRESIDENT Annual Editor Annual Staff Band Basketball Cheerleader Class Officer F.T.A. Girls' Glee Homecoming Candidate Honor Society Honor Society Officer Mixed Chorus Music Contestant Music Officer Operetta Operetta Principle Paper Staff Plays Play Assistant Speech Contestant Track Basketball Waitress 4 3.4 2.3.4 1 1.2.3.4 1 1,2 4 2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 3.4 2 1 1 3 2 8 CONSTANCE SHEIRBON Annual Staff Band Class Officer F.T.A. Girls' Glee Homecoming Candidate Honor Society Honor Society Officer Mixed Chorus Music Contestant Music Officer Operetta Operetta Principle Paper Staff Paper Staff Editor Plays Play Assistant Track Basketball Waitress 4 1.2.3.4 2.3 1 1,2 4 2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 2.4 3 1.4 2.3.4 2 LENNICE WALT MAN Annual Staff Band Band Queen F.T.A. Girls' Glee Homecoming Candidate Honor Society Mixed Chorus Music Contestant Music Officer Operetta Operetta Principle Paper Staff Plays Play Assistant Softball Speech Contestant Student Council Student Council Officer Track Basketball All Conference Team 4 1.2.3.4 4 1 1,2 4 3,4 1.2.3.4 2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 2.3 1 3 2.4 3.4 3.4 1.3.4 1.2.3.4 4 9 MARILYN CHERLAND--SECRETARY JANICE MAGNUSEN Honor Society Mixed Chorus Music Contestant Operetta Operetta Principle Paper Staff Plays Track Basketball Annual Staff Basketball Cheerleader Class Officer F.T.A. Girls' Glee Librarian Mixed Chorus Operetta Paper Staff Plays Play Assistant Student Council Track Twirler Waitress 4 1.2.3.4 1,3,4 1 1 3 1 1 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 1 1,2, DONNA MILLER Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Queen 4 Basketball Cheerleader 4 F.T.A. 1 Girls' Glee 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Music Contestant 2,3,4 Operetta 1,2,3,4 Operetta Principle 4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Plays 4 Play Assistant 3 Softball 2,3,4 Speech Contestant 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 10 ro •— oj RUTH LONG Band F.T.A. Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus Music Contestant Operetta Operetta Principle Paper Staff Plays Play Assistant Student Council Student Council Officer Track Basketball MARCIA SODERBERG--PRESIDENT Annual Staff Band Basketball Cheerleader Class Officer F.T.A. Girls' Glee Honor Society Honor Society Officer Mixed Chorus Music Contestant Music Officer Operetta Operetta Principle Paper Staff Basketball Manager Betty Crocker Award Waitress JOYCE SPRY Annual Staff F.T.A. Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus Operetta Paper Staff Track 1. 1.2.3, 1.2.3, 3, 4 1.2.3.4 2 1.4 1 1,2 2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 2.3.4 3.4 4 2 n (V) lU N M Seniors Travel to Colorado Burt Community School Class of 1970 Baccalaureate Service Commencement Service Sunday, May 24, 1970--8 p.m. Processional...................... Chorus Battle Hymn Of The Republic Invocation .......................Rev. Bishop Alleluia.......................... Choral Response Scripture Reading ................Rev. Bishop 'With A Voice Of Singing ......... Shaw Chorus Baccalaureate Sermon................Rev. Bishop My Task ........... Chorus .... Ashford Prayer............................Rev. Bishop Sevenfold Amen....................Choral Response Benediction.......................Rev. Bishop Threefold Amen ................... Choral Response Recessional ......................Chorus Savior Like A Shepherd Lead Us Tuesday, May 26, 1970--8 p.m. Processional................... Band Pomp and Circumstance Invocation ........................ Rev. Burroughs Special Awards ....................Ronald Foelske Citizenship Award.......... Eldon Winkel Salutatorian Address............... Connie Sheirbon Valedictorian Address ............. Becki Kruse The Nation's Creed ...............Williams Presentation of Graduation Class. . . Harry Haven Awarding of Diplomas ..............Ken Sarchet President of Board of Education Let There Be Peace On Earth . . . Ades Class Song Recessional .......... Band........Grand March Class Roll Class Flower Red Rose Francis Michael Arend Marilyn Jean Cherland Barbara Jean Hamilton Danny Joseph Kohlhaas Rebecca Kaye Kruse Ruth Marie Long Janice Kay Magnusen Donna Rae Miller Constance Rae Sheirbon Jill Rae Smith Marcia Ann Soderberg Joyce Marlene Spry Lennice La Rae Waltman Gayle Sue Wermers Class Colors Navy Blue and White Class Motto It's What We Think and What We Do That Makes Us What We Are Class Officers Marcia Soderberg ...........................President Jill Smith..................................Vice-President Marilyn Cherland ...........................Secretary Rebecca Kruse ...............................Treasurer Thomas Herrick and Jerry Nydegger...........Sponsors M Graduates of 1970 Francis Arend Danny Kohlhaas Marilyn Cherland Ruth Long Connie Sheirbon Becki Kruse Lennice Waltman Jill Smith Barbara Hamilton Gayle Wermers Joyce Spry Janice Magnusen Marcia Soderberg Donna Miller 15 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Taking time off from their meeting to have their picture taken, are the seven dedicated members of the school board: Pres. Kenneth Sarchet, Supt. Harry Haven, Sec. Maxine Bristow, Art Person, Edward Smith, Paul Schwieger, and Roscoe Mawdsley. Burt High School Principal, Mr. Ronald Foelske, is concerned with the best interests of BHS and its students. • i Book work, telephone, and lunch tick- ets, plus other varied duties occupy Mrs. Davis' day as Office Secretary. The BHS Superintendent, Mr. Haven works many hours weekly to keep the school running efficiently and smoothly. Mrs. Mary Dugan helps our little tykes spruce up on their reading, as she is our remedial reading teacher. The art room is where you go to get away from it all and express yourself. That's just what we did this year, under the supervision of Mrs. Marie Wilson. Mrs. Nancy Steele, librarian, is always ready to help us find something good to read, either for enjoyment or for assign- ments. i M Always ready to give a helping hand to the other teachers, is Mrs. Eleanor Stenzil, the teachers aid. When our Junior High needs assistance in their studies, they always know that Mrs. Charlene Brace will be there to help. MISS BROWN English Drama Speech MR. ADEMA Girls' Coach Grade Phy. Ed. Jr. High Phy. Ed. 7th Language Arts 7th Science MR. ESPE Jr. Band Sr. Band MR. HILTON Guidance Counselor Industrial Arts MR. NYDEGGER Math Physics 20 MR. HERRICK Annual Commercial School Paper Drivers' Ed. World Geography MR. GREINER 1st Semester Science MR. ELLWOOD 2nd Semester Science 21 Our gourmet cooks, still looking good, after slaving over a hot stove preparing our delicious meals. From left to right are Mildred Mescher, Esther Schrader, and Betty Miller. Staff Strives To Please All The tip-top shape that we find the school in each day must be credited to the untiring work of the janitors, Paul Haase and Walt Mescher. These are the men who keep us com- ing and going -- the bus drivers. Left to right: Maurice Graham, Howard Batt, John Smidt, and Jodie Cunningham. gn U H PJ DC H FIRST ROW: Becki Kruse, Janice Magnusen, Sandra Zwiefel, Carol Sill, Ann La renz, Roberta Zwiefel, Lennice Waltman, Connie Sheirbon, Barbara Batt, Cindy Sill, Cheryl Kruse, Marilyn Person. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Miss Long, Mr. Adema, Sponsor, Miss Brown, Manager, Marcia Soderberg. DATE OPPONENT WE Nov. 14, 1969 West Bend 38 Nov. 21, 1969 Thompson 36 Nov. 25, 1969 Graettinger 52 Dec. 5, 1969 ♦Lakota 51 Dec. 9, 1969 Dec. 12, 1969 ♦Thompson 53 ♦Ledyard 68 Dec. 16, 1969 Dec. 29, 1969 Armstrong 64 Lakota 60 Dec. 30, 1969 Boone Valley 66 Jan. 9, 1970 ♦Sentral 44 Jan. 13, 1970 Jan. 16, 1970 ♦Ringsted 55 Armstrong 62 Jan. 27, 1970 Lakota 51 Jan. 30, 1970 ♦Lincoln Central 47 Feb. 3, 1970 ♦Woden-Crystal Lake 66 Feb. 10, 1970 ♦Titonka 57 Feb. 12, 1970 Ledyard 69 ♦Denotes Conference Game Jan. 19, 1970 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Ringsted 44 THEY 51 47 51 75 55 63 89 83 61 66 67 76 84 69 71 84 77 87 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT T itonka 70 95 24 Feb. 16, 1970 Boys' Basketball FIRST ROW: Duane Heyes, Joel Hentz, Steve Scott, David McFarland, Bob Lappe, Tim Sheirbon. SECOND ROW: Manager, Allan Jurgens, Steve Madsen, Frank Becker, Mark Behrends, Roger Sarchet, Jerry McFarland, Tom Lappe, Mr. Kruse, Man- ager, Gary Sheirbon. DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Nov. 25, 1969 Graettinger 44 63 Dec. 5, 1969 Lakota 57 77 Dec. 9, 1969 Thompson 58 84 Dec. 12, 1969 ♦Ledyard 51 72 Dec. 16, 1969 Armstrong 56 75 Dec. 19, 1969 ♦Rake 57 76 Jan. 9, 1970 ♦Sentral 49 43 Jan. 13, 1970 ♦Ringsted 63 62 Jan. 16, 1970 Armstrong 55 80 Jan. 27, 1970 Lakota 59 68 Jan. 30, 1970 ♦Lincoln-Central 74 53 Feb. 3, 1970 ♦Woden-Crystal Lake 54 66 Feb. 6, 1970 ♦Swea City 63 81 Feb. 10, 1970 ♦Titonka 54 51 Feb. 12, 1970 Ledyard 66 64 Feb. 20, 1970 Thompson 66 88 ♦Denotes Conference Game CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Jan. 17, 1970 Ringsted 44 70 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Feb. 25, 1970 Bancroft St. John's 65 76 25 Girls' B Squad FIRST ROW: Jayne Skadburg, Cindy Patterson, Sandra Lovstad, Susan Angus, Sharon Patterson, Kathy Eimers, Nancy Herrick, Pamela Soderberg, Florence Long, Kirsten Habeger. SECOND ROW: Manager, Marcia Soderberg, Sponsor, Miss Brown, Sponsor, Miss Long, Mr. Adema. DATE OPPONENT WE THEY November 14, 1969 West Bend 37 27 November 21, 1969 Thompson 19 22 November 24, 1969 Ringsted 39 38 December 1, 1969 Sentral 25 27 December 8, 1969 Ledyard 40 22 December 15, 1969 Thompson 40 41 January 12, 1970 Titonka 31 47 February 2, 1970 Titonka 30 47 February 9, 1970 Ringsted 34 39 26 Boys' B Squad FIRST ROW: Joel Jentz, Steven Scott, Mark Behrends, David McFarland, Dale Fraser, Duane Hayes. SECOND ROW Gary Sheirbon, Coach, Mr. Kruse, Chuck Schrader, Bob Lappe, Kevin Fraser, Bill Spry, Tim Sheirbon, Manager, Allan Jurgens. Cheerleaders Yel Leading the Bear cheering section in 1970 were four cheerleaders: Vicki, Cindi, Marilyn, and Donna. The mascot was Rachel Espe. Besides cheering at the games the cheer- leaders were in charge of making signs and planning the pep meetings. As an added project, they sold Bear pins to all the fans. The proceeds to go to a special fund for the purchase of new uniforms. Throughout the Junior High basketball season the cheerleaders, Lorelei, Linda, Cheryl, Janet, and Kim, supported the team with spirit and pep. 28 FIRST ROW: Cathy Grubb, Cheryl Batt, Kathleen Hildman, Carol Behrends, Colleen Jentz, Karen Weber, Christine Keith. SECOND ROW: Sandra Habeger, Rochelle Sarchet, Charlene Curtis, Patty Grubb, Gail Giddings, Vicki Haase, Diane Skadburg, Rachel Kruse, Mr. Adema. Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: Stanley Eimers, Allan Jurgens, Dale Person, Donald Scott, Sidney Karels, Gary Sheirbon, Steven Schwieger, Duane Spear. SECOND ROW: Charles Soderberg, James Doege, Norman Becker, David Scott, Lyle Karels, Virgel Johnson, Jeff Jentz. THIRD ROW: Dan Leeper, Dennis Miller, Michael Fraser, Gerald Zwiefel, Mau- rice Grahm, Pat Bradley, Russell Reimers, Mr. Kruse. 29 High School Baseball FIRST ROW: Tom Lappe, David McFarland. SECOND ROW: Joel Jentz, Dan Kohlhaas, Duane Heyes, Bill Spry, Bob Lappe, Manager, Allan Jurgens. THIRD ROW: Steve Scott, Kevin Fraser, Jerry McFarland, Mr. Kruse, Roger Sarchet, Dale Fraser, Frank Becker. Midgets FIRST ROW: Bob Lappe, David McFarland. SECOND ROW: Tom Angus, Douglas Reimers, Norman Becker, James Doege, Charles Soderberg, Stanley Eimers. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kruse, Leon Leeper, Dan Leeper, Lyle Karels, Gary Sheirbon, Russell Reimers, Dennis Miller, Lenn Leeper. FOURTH ROW: Steven Schwieger, Dale Person, Sidney Karels, Joel Jentz, Allan Jurgens, Pat Bradley, Michael Fraser. 30 Peewees FIRST ROW: Daniel Kruse, Daniel Manus, Bernard Kunkel, Joseph Troutman, Steven Soderberg, David Batt, Joe Leeper, Del Reutzel, Michael Kadow, Randall Reimers. SECOND ROW: Mark Bradley, Kenneth Gifford, Kent Habeger, Timothy Angus, Leonard Davis, Marc Sarchet, Russell Eimers, Larry Person, Michael Eimers, Joel Smith. THIRD ROW: Douglas Fraser, Rodney Sill, Joel Stenzil, Gary Scott, Leon Leeper, David Nelson, Lenn Leeper, Scott Rasmussen, Mr. Kruse. FOURTH ROW: Steven Karels, Charles Soderberg, Norman Becker, Lyle Karels, Kenneth McFarland, Tom Angus, Tony Dixon, Randy Grubb. Girls' Softbal FIRST ROW: Carol Sill, Barbara Batt, Pamela Soderberg, Kathy Eimers, Cindy Sill, Darlene Miller. SECOND ROW: Nancy Herrick, Cheryl Kruse, Marilyn Person, Becki Kruse, Donna Miller, Cindy Soderberg, Vicki Skadburg, Sharon Patterson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Adema, Jayne Skadburg, Lennice Waltman, Ann Lavrenz, Kirsten Habeger, Susan Angus, Cindi Chipman, Linda Chipman. 31 Girls' Track FIRST ROW: Sandra Zwiefel, Connie Sheirbon, Roberta Zwiefel, Lennice Waltman, Cindy Sod- erberg. SECOND ROW: Cindy Patterson, Carol Sill, Pam Soderberg, Marilyn Person, Nancy Her- rick, Barb Batt. THIRD ROW: Florence Long, Karen Eimers, Sandra Lovstad, Cindy Sill, Coach. Mr. Adema. Boys' Track FIRST ROW: Duane Hayes, Franklin Becker, Douglas Marlow, David McFarland, Bill Spry. SEC- OND ROW: Joel Jentz, Roger Sarchet, Tom Lappe, Mark Behrends, Steven Scott. THIRD ROW: Michael Mawdsley, Tim Sheirbon, Bob Lappe, Francis Arend, Craig Giddings, Coach, Mr. Kruse. 32 33 MUSIC ACTIVITIES Band TRUMPETS: Pam Soderberg, Rochelle Sarchet, Duane Spear, Sidney Karels. TROMBONES: Kevin Fraser, Mich- ael Mawdsley, Donna Miller, Dale Person, Gail Giddings. BARITONE: Frank Becker. FRENCH HORNS: Connie Sheirbon, Ruth Long. TUBA: Tim Sheirbon. CLARINETS: Marilyn Person, Marcia Soderberg, Carol Sill, Cindy Soderberg, Darlene Miller, Kirsten Habeger, Jayne Skadburg, Cheryl Batt, Lorelei Keith. BASS CLARINET: Sharon Patterson. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Lennice Waltman, Barbara Batt. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Sandra Habeger. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Cheryl Kruse. FLUTES: Cindy Patterson, Nancy Herrick, Cindy Sill, Vicki Skadburg. PERCUSSION: Jill Smith, Mayme Lavrenz, Kathi Eimers. BELLS: Becki Kruse. DIRECTOR: Mr. Espe. 36 II Treasurer Marcia Soderberg Vice President Lennice Waltman President Jill Smith Secretary Cheryl Kruse Band Officers Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Kirsten Habeger Ruth Long, Cindy Sill, Florence Long, Sandra Lovstad, Sharon Patterson, Susan Angus, Nancy Herrick, Kathy Elmers, Barbara Batt, Pamela Soderberg, Linda Arend. SECOND ROW: Marcia Sod- erberg, Janice Magnusen, Connie Sheirbon, Cindy Soderberg, Donna Miller, Lennice Waltman, Vicki Westling, Marilyn Person, Jayne Skadburg, Joyce Spry, Carol Sill, Linda Chipman, Mike Mawdsley. THIRD ROW- Mrs Grover, Jill Smith, Cindy Patterson, Cheryl Kruse, Ann Lavrenz, David McFarland, Kevin Fraser, Dale Fraser, 38 Faithfully helping Mrs. Grover in making her last year as vocal music instructor at Burt a giant success are the chorus officers. They are Connie Sheirbon, President, Becki Kruse, Vice President, Lennice Waltman, Secretary, and Marilyn Person, Treasurer. Contest Groups Girls' Quartet: Marcia Soderberg, Jill Smith, Janice Magnusen, Con- nie Sheirbon . . . I . Girls' Trio: Marcia Soderberg, Jill Smith, Connie Sheirbon . . . II . II II • f||M Mjtl Hill tl|]tt II II Mill 39 ii|k Junior Band FIRST ROW: Cheryl Batt, Lorelei Keith, Christine Keith, Lora Keith, Jayne Skadburg, Gerald Zwiefel, Ruth Kruse, Dawn Stenzel. SECOND ROW: Sandra Madsen, Kim Troutman, Barbara Herrick, Sharia Sarchet, Cathy Sill, Darell Spear, Tom Angus, Russell Reimers, Michial Fraser, Duane Spear, Sidney Karels, Rochelle Sarchet, Lyle Karels, Sandra Habeger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Espe, Dale Person, Charles Soderberg, Kent Habeger, Rachel Kruse, Norman Becker, Kenneth McFarland, Lynn Leeper, Leon Leeper, Karen Eimers, Ann Bradley, Lynn Keith. Junior Chorus SEATED: Johnny Ophiem, Lori Manus, Cheryl Sill, Judy Sheirbon, Dixie Harms, Dawn Reutzel. FIRST ROW: Deanna Smidt, Debra Haase, Patty Reimers, Shari Skadburg, Steven Pannkuk, Kathy Haase, Darcy Schealler, Karla Weber, Steven Soderberg, David Batt, Pam Leeper. SECOND ROW: Lenny Davis, David Nelson, Joel Stenzel, Judy Foertsch, Mark Sarchet, Nickie McQuire, Kim Schrader, Dawn Ophiem, Rodney Sill, Merril Mawdsley, Cindy Smith, Debra Doocy, Colleen Leeper, Debbie Harms, Scott Rasmussen, Tom Erpelding. THIRD ROW: Norma McQuire, Lora Keith, Betty Erpelding, Debbie Pannkuk, Debra Christensen, Marlene Zwiefel, Tony Dixon, Steven Karels, Randy Grubb, Dana Reutzel, Jerry Lain, Sheila Angus, Kayla Rasmussen, Pam Riemers, Verdean Mawdsley, Shelley Keith. 41 This is the story of brave young Chan and his love for the Mandarin's daughter, Kooie Yan. The Mandarin insists Chan must 'win' his daughter to deserve her, but his aunt, Poo Chow, has different ideas. When the Mandarin demands sight of the dragon, the keepers are in a fix to produce something that doesn't exist or else lose their jobs. When Chan hears of their plight, he uses it to his own advantage. With the help of some American sailors, the 'dragon' is produced and Chan is able to win the Mandarin's favor and his lovely Kooie Yan. Seven seniors headed the cast in this years operetta. Jill Smith played Poo Chow opposite junior Kevin Fraser as the Mandarin. Marcia Sodcrberg, Kooie Yan, also played opposite a junior, Frank Becker, as Chan. Other seniors in- cluded: Ruth Long as the Mandarin's private secretary, Ho Tong; Connie Sheirbon and Lennice Waltman as the Keepers of the Dragon, Ling and Kling. Janice Magnusen and Donna Miller were friends of Kooie Yan, Kum Fa and Lila Yan. Other principals were sophomore Dale Fraser and freshman Tim Sheirbon as the sailors. Junior-Senior Banquet Prom April 24, 1970 Burt Gymnasium 44 Paper Staff FIRST ROW: Marcia Soderberg, Marilyn Cherland, Donna Miller, Cindi Chipman. SECOND ROW: Asst. Editor, Vicki Westling, Connie Sheirbon, Gayle Wermers, Barb Hamilton, Editor, Jill Smith, Lennice Waltman, Joyce Spry. FIRST ROW: Barb Hamilton, Editor, Connie Sheirbon, Asst. Editor, Marilyn Person. SECOND ROW: Kim Troutman, Lore- lei Keith, Cheryl Behrends, Diane Skadburg, Roberta Zwiefel, Donna Miller, Pamela Soderberg, Sandra Lovstad, Joyce Spry. SECOND ROW: Joyce Larsen, Sandra Zwiefel, Janice Magnusen, Cindy Soderberg, Marcia Soderberg, Cindi Chipman, Mayme Lavrenz, Barbara Batt. THIRD ROW: Gayle Wermers, Cindy Patterson, Cheryl Kruse, Vicki Skadburg, Ann Lav- renz, Kevin Fraser, David McFarland, Dan Kohlhaas, Vicki Westling, Carol Sill, Lennice Waltman, Jill Smith. Annual Staff FIRST ROW: Gayle Wermers, Secretary, Lennice Waltman, President, Steve Madsen, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Ruth Long, Treasurer, Nancy Herrick, Sandy Habeger, Dale Person, Joel Jentz, Tom Lappe, Howard Eimers, Phillip Lov- stad, Mike Fraser, Jeff Jentz. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Janice Magnusen, Marilyn Person, Jill Smith, Secretary, Connie Sheirbon, Vice-President, Becki Kruse, Pres- ident, Marcia Soderberg, Treasurer, Cindy Patterson, Vicki Westling. SECOND ROW: Steve Madsen, Kevin Fraser, Gayle Wermers, Lennice Waltman, Cheryl Kruse. 4 IF A MAN ANSWERS October 10, 1969 Directed by--Pamela Brown Chantel Stacey. John Stacey . . . Germaine Stacey Tina Brooks . . . Miss Kaye . . . . Mr. Chadwick . , Gene Wright . . Conchita....... Salome......... Belladonna . . . Europa ........ JoAnn Hale Roger Sarchet Cindi Chipman Linda Chipman Barb Hamilton Francis Arend Kevin Fraser Ruth Long Donna Miller Jill Smith Vicki Skadburg NINE GIRLS May 12, 1970 Directed by--Pamela Brown Mary..................................Janice Magnusen Eve...................................Ruth Long Alice ................................Donna Miller Jane..................................Connie Sheirbon Frieda................................Cindy Patterson Shotput ..............................Marilyn Person Sharon................................Jill Smith Shirley ..............................Sharon Patterson Tennessee.............................Kirsten Habeger Miss Brown, Linda Chipman, Becki Kruse, Donna Miller, Lennice Waltman, Cindy Patterson. Speech Contestants On Feb. 28, these five speech contestants and their advisor, Miss Pamela Brown participated in the annual speech contest. Linda Chipman performed a humorous act called Why I Shouldn't Throw the Erasers. She re- ceived a II rating. Becki Kruse delivered another humorous entry called Making Him Feel at Home. She re- ceived a II rating. Another humorous act was presented by Donna Miller entitled I'm Getting Married. She came home with a II rating, also. Daddy's Gone Away , dramatic, was performed by Lennice Waltman, who also received a II rating. Cindy Patterson, our final contestant, delivered an oratorical declamation entitled Being Civilized to Death. Her rating was a II. 50 Band Queens LENNICE WALTMAN Esterville Band Festival Queen BECKI KRUSE Mason City Band Festival Queen DONNA MILLER Algona Band Festival Queen UNDERCLASSMEN Earning money for the Prom was the big goal for the Junior Class. The Juniors were led by Pres. Kevin Fraser, V. Pres. Frank Becker, Treas. John Chipman, and Sec. Vicki Westling in their money making projects. Their many activities included selling magazines, making lots of popcorn for hungry basketball fans, and working into the wee hours of the morning at Stokely Van Camp. The Fresh- man officers wanted their class to get off on the right foot in high school, so they started them out on working at bake sales and also concession stands. After all the profits were taken in, they celebrated with a bowling party. They were led by Pres. Kathy Eimers, Treas. Cindy Sill, V. Pres. Sharon Patterson, and Sec. Pam Soderberg. Commendable Leadership Brings Success The Sophomore Class earned a sizeable amount of money this year under the leader- ship of Pres. Roger Sarchet and V. Pres. Joyce Larsen. They held a car wash in the fall and had several bake sales. Pop and pop- corn were sold at their concession stands at Jr. High and Indian League basketball games. Keeping track of all the profits were Treas. Sandi Zwiefel and Sec. Carol Sill. Class of 1971 FIRST ROW: Roberta Zwiefel, Marilyn Person, Vicki Westling, Cheryl Kruse, Cindy Patterson, Linda Arend. SECOND ROW: Doug Marlow, Frank Becker, Tom Lappe, Jerry McFarland, Kevin Fraser, Steve Madsen, John Chipman, Bill Spry. Class of 1972 FIRST ROW: Linda Chipman, Sandra Lovstad, Mayme Lavrenz, Carol Sill, Karla Peter, Darlene Miller. SECOND ROW: Howard Eimers, Sandra Zwiefel, Joyce Larsen, Ann Lavrenz, Vicki Skadburg, Cindi Soderberg, Phillip Lovstad. THIRD ROW: Steve Ditsworth, Steve Scott, Dale Fraser, David McFarland, Roger Sarchet, Mark Behrends, Duane Heyes. 57 Class of 1973 FIRST ROW: Kirsten Habeger, Susan Angus, Sharon Patterson, Jayne Skadburg, Pamela Soderberg, Barbara Batt, Nancy Herrick, Kathy Eimers. SECOND ROW: Florence Long, Chuck Schrader, Bob Lappe, Joel Jentz, Tim Sheirbon, Dan Foertsch, Michael Mawdsley, Cindi Sill. Class of 1974 FIRST ROW: Cheryl Batt, Stanley Eimers, Kathleen Hildman, Cheryl Behrends, Carol Behrends, Virgel Johnson, James Doege. SECOND ROW: Duane Spear, Cathy Grubb, Lorelei Keith, Linda Larsen, Pat Bradley, Allan Jurgens, Gary Sheir- bon, Dennis Miller, Dan Leeper. THIRD ROW: Sandra Habeger, Rochelle Sarchet, Charlene Curtis, Patty Grubb, Gail Giddings, Sidney Karels, Donald Scott, Dale Person, Steve Schwieger. 58 Class of 1975 FIRST ROW: Christine Keith, Kim Troutman, Charles Soderberg, Norman Becker, Janet Foertsch, Jeffrey Jentz. SECOND ROW: Michael Fraser, Karen Weber, Colleen Jentz, Rachel Kruse, David Scott, Lyle Karels. THIRD ROW: Gerald Zwiefel, Maurice Graham, Vicki Haase, Diane Skadburg, Russell Reimers. Class of 1976 FIRST ROW: Kent Habeger, Mary Jo Wermers, Karen Eimers, Laura Troutman, Barbara Herrick, Cheryl Curtis, Lenn Leeper, Leon Leeper. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Troutman, Mark Foertsch, Neal Giddings, Sharia Sarchet, Linda Erpelding, Ruth Kruse, Diane Fraser, Nancy McGuire, Lynne Keith. THIRD ROW: Tom Angus, Ann Bradley, Dawn Stenzil, Darlene Larsen, Cathy Sill, Sandra Madsen, Douglas Reimers, Dareli Spear. 59 Class of 1977 FIRST ROW: Debra Haase, Patty Reimers, Norma McGuire, Debra Harms, Pam Leeper, Steven Soderberg, Rodney Sill. SECOND ROW: Merrill Mawdsley, Sheila Angus, Betty Erpelding, Lori Keith, David Batt, Verdean Mawdsley, Kayla Ras- mussen. THIRD ROW: Dana Reutzel, Danny Larsen, Jerry Lain, Kenneth McFarland, Brenda Jurgens, Deborea Pannkuk, Mrs. Hilton. Class of 1978 FIRST ROW: Russell Eimers, DeAnna Smidt, Nicholas, McGuire, Dawn Reutzel, Dixie Harms, Dawn Opheim. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dutton, Fred Lain, Judy Foertsch, Terry Sheirbon, Shelley Keith, Joel Stenzil, Alan Seely. THIRD ROW: Steven Karels, Randy Grubb, Tony Dixon, David Nelson, Debra Christensen, Marlene Zwiefel. 60 Class of 1979 FIRST ROW: Steven Pannkuk, Karla Weber, Cynthia Smith, Phillip Foertsch, Marc Sarchet, Debbie Doocy, Michael Eim- ers, Cheiyl Sill. SECOND ROW: Kimberly Schrader, John Ohpiem, Colleen Leeper, Darcy Schealler, Shari Skadburg, Kathy Haase, Lori Manus, Timothy Angus, Miss Long. THIRD ROW: Judy Sheirbon, Thomas Erpelding, David Curtis, Pamela Reimers, Scott Rassmussen, Cary Scott, Larry Person, Leonard Davis. Class of 1980 FIRST ROW: Shari Anugs, Brenda Harms, Michael Kadow, James Heerdt, Daniel Manus, Belinda Nelson, Douglas Doocy, Dale Foertsch, Joe Leeper. SECOND ROW: Gena Wolf, Julie Scott, Julie Bonnstetter, Tamara Stenzil, Meladee Mawdsley, Sandra Dixon, Patricia Karels, Debra Fraser, Renee Zwiefel, Mrs. Skadburg. THIRD ROW: Randall Reimers, Joel Smith, Joseph Troutman, Del Reutzel, Mark Bradley, Douglas Fraser, Daniel Kruse, Kenneth Gifford. 61 Class of 1981 FIRST ROW: Thomas Herrick, Lori Habeger, Randy Wood, Katherine McGuire, Janelle Heerdt, Janet Christensen, DeAnn Harms, Lori Jentz. SECOND ROW: Kimberly Davis, Jeffrey Christensen, Timothy Kissner, Mrs. Stenzil, Terrance Weiland, Gerold Larsen, Gary Erpelding, Jill Bonnstetter, Kathleen Schealler. Class of 1982 FIRST ROW: Donna Doocy, Thomas Wolf, Darcy Reutzel, Samuel Markkula, Karla Koestler, Carol McGuire, Becky Sheir- bon, Lisa Kunkle, Kirk Harms. SECOND ROW: Pamela Seely, James Bradley, John Smith, Merriam Keith, Nancy Erpelding, Vivian Lampe, Tammy Kissner, Joyce Foertsch, Alan Smidt. THIRD ROW: Douglas Harms, Patrick Leeper, Todd Gifford, Todd Weiland, Joseph Loebach, Larry Haase, Monica Jurgens, Rickie Bunkofske. ABSENT: Carol Tigges, Lynn Weber. 62 ADVERTISING LAVRENZ CONSTRUCTION Lone Rock Bank General Banking and Insurance Since 1899 Ernest Lavrenz General Building Saw Filing Burt, Iowa OLLOM'S UPHOLSTERY Phone 295-2554 Algona, Iowa VAN'S CAFE Lone Rock, Iowa SUNDET INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Harold C. Sundet Phone 295-2341 118 South Dodge—Iowa Private Dining Rooms Always Good Food Algona |Qwa DUNNS SURE SAVE Top Gift Stamps Open Sundays East Gate Shopping Center Algona, Iowa Sherwin-Williams Co. Wal I paper Pictures Frames Unfinished Furniture 119 E. State Algona, Iowa Tom Kissner, Mgr. Phone 295-2122 Burt Co-operative Elevator FERTILIZER LUMBER GRAIN FEED Ronald Jurgens, Gen. Mgr. Grain—Phone 924-3241 CHEMICALS SERVICES STORAGE SEEDS Roger Chafee, Lbr. Mgr. Lumber—Phone 924-3242 Burt Savings Bank H. E. Rachut, President R. I. Mawdsley, Vice President G. H. McMullen, Cashier Leonard Stenzil, Asst. Cashier Mrs. Ray Hoppus, Teller Miss Phyllis 11 lg, Bookkeeper TOC Farmer's Co-op Elevator Croft Ready-Mix Concrete Co. Feed—Grain—Seed—Coal Anhydrous Ammonia—Fertilizer 525 S. Phillips Algona, Iowa Phone 295-3551 Day or Night Commercial — Industries—Home and Farm Free Estimates Titonka, Iowa Phone 928-2515 Mgr. — Ronald Peck Bancroft Register RACHUT-McMULLEN Reasonable Prices Insurance Agency One-Stop Insurance Service Phone 924-3215 Quality Printing of All Kinds Burt, Iowa Phone 4361 Bancroft, Iowa ARCO FARM CENTER DEITERING BROS. L.P. Gas Petroleum Tires Batteries Tom and Dick Deitering Dial 5531 Bancroft, Iowa Phone 924-3414 or 924-3404 Complete Farm Machinery Sales and Service New Holland—Oliver—New Idea Minneapolis Moline Congratulations Seniors KEMNA MOTOR COMPANY BURT TELEPHONE CO. Chevy Servicenter Burt, Iowa Phone 924-3416 Bancroft Phone 3521 Phone 5-5510 Compliments of Compliments of BURT HARDWARE MENKE OIL CO. MENKE TRUCK LINES Howard J . Batt Sr. Phone 4741 Phone 924-3613 Burt, Iowa Bancroft, Iowa LARRY'S K H PURINA FEEDS CHECK-R-BOARD Coop Oil—Grease—Gas Goodyear Tires Additives—Parts—Accessories Custom Grinding Mixing Grain Drying—Grain Bank Free Livestock Weighing Phone 924-3 1 1 Burt, Iowa Bancroft—Phone 6471 BATT'S BARBER SHOP BAUER SPRAY FERTILIZER Open Wednesday Liquid Granular Chemical Sales Arcapian Liquid Fertilizer and Airplane Hi Boy Spraying Frank Bauer, Jr.—Joe Bauer Burt Saturday Nights Iowa Phone 5081-6961 Bancroft HEINE'S STANDARD ERNIE WILLIAMS Dealer John Deere Your Farm Equipment Supermarket Bancroft Products Phone 3021 Hy. 18 East—Algona, Iowa BANCROFT OIL CO. James E. Vaske—Edward A. Schiltz Tires—Grease—Oil Bulk Service Market Your Livestock Wisely, Sell to HAROLD PRESTHUS You Call--We Haul Bancroft, Iowa—Phone 5311 Burt Livestock and Stock Buyer and Trucking Phone 924-3713 Burt, Iowa THE BEAUTY SHOPPE Owner—Arliss Dorr Operator—Judy Kollasch Phone 6791 Bancroft, Iowa WILTGEN JEWELERS Watches—Repairs Diamond Setting Ring Repair Phone 295-3789 Algona, Iowa Donald Reimers Distributor of MARIGOLD DAIRIES Burt, Iowa Quality DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 924-3387 VIKING OIL CO. Headquarters for Gasoline—Fuel Kerosene L.P. Gas Just North of Milwaukee Depot Phone 295-3749 902 N. Main—Algona UNIVERSAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Authorized Ford Remanufacturer 405 Diagonal Street Algona, Iowa Best Wishes to the Class of '70 from THE ALGONA UPPER DES MOINES Kossuth County's Favorite Newspaper Featuring the Burt Monitor Pages Each Week Clear Pictures—More News Largest Circulation ALGONA PRODUCE Dallas Klein (Owner) 704 S. Phillip Phone 295-3541 Algona, Iowa Vogel's Cardinal Store Phone 924-3311 Burt Iowa Algona FAREWAY STORES 310 E. Call Street Phone 295-3831 JOHNSON'S FLOWERS Algona's Newest Flower Service Glenn Carrie 309 E. North Algona Phone 5-5510 REUTZEL'S GARAGE Phone 924-3315 General Trucking and Caterpiller Work LOCKWOOD INSURANCE SERVICES Estate Creation and Conservation Dale W. Lockwood, CLU Broker Phone 924-3219 Burt, Iowa MARION'S BEAUTY SHOP DR. BAHNE K. BAHNSON Operators Osteopathic—Physician Marion Westling—Wanda Tieman Phone 924-3316 Phone 924-3417 Burt, Iowa Burt Iowa FOLLMAN'S TAP For a Home Cooked Meal Come to the CUNNINGHAM'S CAFE Beverages—Candy UV T-i Smorgasbord Every Sunday Titonka, Iowa 'Xrjr Phone 924-3412—Burt, Iowa Compliments of BEED HARDWARE APPLIANCES INC. CHUCK BEHR TRAILER SALES Westinghouse—Frigidaire Hoover King of the Volume Deal Appliances General Hardware Phone 295-5902 or 295-2735 Algona, Iowa Phone 928-2127 Ti tonka, Iowa BUSCHER BROS. ALGONA IMPLEMENT CO. Minneapolis Moline—New Idea International Harvester Brady Blair Equip. Farm Equipment Sales and Service Phone 295-3789 Algona, Iowa Algona, Iowa LINDSAY SOFT WATER of ALGONA SWANSON'S Your S H Green Stamp Store Complete Water Conditioning Rental Sales and Service Phone 295-3755 Algona, Iowa Algona, Iowa [ L TAYLOR MOTOR Graham's Department Store Ladies—Children's Wear Ladies Shoes Gift Wares Name Brand Fabrics Ford Authorized Sales Service Ford—Mustang Mercury—Thunderbi rd Phone 295-3504 Algona, Iowa GARRY'S HOME FURNISHING Furnishings Carpet Algona Iowa Phone 3071 Bancroft KELEHER McADAMS CLOTHING For the Men and Young Men in Your Family Clothing and Shoes Algona—295-3190 LUDWIG'S REPAIR SHOP Schwinn Bicycles—Sale Service Lawnmowers Sharpened 610 South Phillips—Algona, Iowa North Central Public Service Co. Algona, Iowa Phone 295-2484 Complete L.P. and Natural Gas Service HOOD'S SUPER VALU DOOCY REPAIR SHOP jgjlSl VIC Algona's Leading Supermarket Groceries and Meats Phone 295-5222 522 East State Algona, Iowa General Repairs Phone 925-3291 Lone Rock, Iowa PEAVEY COMPANY ALGONA LANES Commodity Services P.O. Box 128 Open Bowling Every Night Pro Shop, Balls—Fitted Drilled Bags and Shoes Charles D. Ingalls—Broker Parties Welcome Bus. 4831 and 6661 Bancroft Reserve Lanes Phone 295-2831 Algona Dr. R. H. Thompson You Expect More from Standard STANDARD DENTIST and You Get It 924-3313 Gene Heerdt Burt Iowa Standard Oil Agent Fuels and Lubricants for the Farm Dial 924-3225 or 924-2613 Burt, Iowa Phone 4761 Murray Elevator Grain—Feed—Seed—Ferti lizer Grinding—Mixing—Cracking—Drying Milo C. Johnson, Owner Rath. Feed Bancroft, Iowa «V. FARMERS HYBRIDS Dealer Herman F. Soderberg Hybrid Hogs—Sorghu Seed Corn—Cattle Burt, Iowa 50522 JOE BRADLEY EQUIPMENT Firestone Tires OLIVER GMC Trucks Congratulations Seniors—1970 m LONE ROCK CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR Dial 925-3590 Lone Rock, Iowa ALGONA GREENHOUSES Alwin J. Huenhold Gehl—Stanhoist Phone 295-2421 Algona, Iowa Flowers for All Occasions Member of Florist's Transworld Delivery Algona, Iowa 295-2584 KISSNER'S PAINTING Jerry Kissner Exterior Interior Painting Phone 924-3327 Burt, Iowa K H CO-OP OIL CO. Tank Wagon Service George H . Manus—Agent Gasoline—Fuels—Oils—Grease Phones 924-3711 and 924-3712 PERCIVAL MOTORS KEN'S AUTO SERVICE Dodge—Chrysler Service Is Our Motto Algona, Iowa—Phone 295-2471 Your Dealer at 1107 N. Main, Algona, Iowa Bus. Phone 295-2497 VAN BUREN MOTEL S L DEPARTMENT STORE T.V.—Telephone—Air Conditioned All Electric Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing 3 Blocks Off Highway 169 1111 East State Street Best Wishes for You Now and in Future Years. Phone 295-3523—Algona, Iowa Algona, Iowa Telephones—Meeting Rooms—Television HUTZELL'S COLONIAL MOTEL at Junction of Highways 169 and 18 Office and School Supplies Athletic Goods Phone 515 295-3564 Algona, Iowa 50511 Phone 295-5113 Algona, Iowa ART PRIEBE Groceries and Meats Work Clothes, Sporting Goods ® - Toys and Appliances Lone Rock, Iowa Compliments of PENNY'S ESSER DRY CLEANERS Always First Quality Penny's Store Algona, Iowa Algona, Iowa DIAGONAL CAFE KOSSUTH OIL CO. Home Cooked Meals at Noon Home-Made Rolls Pies Mobilheat Fuel Oil Open from 4 a .m.—8 p.m ., Mon .-Fr?. Sat. Sun. Closed at 2 p.m. In Heating Comfort the Distributor Makes the Final Difference. Algona, Iowa Phillips McGregor, Algona—295-2298 Booster Column ALGONA Algona Insurance Agency Algona Plumbing and Heating Co. Bjustrom's Furniture Bohannon Insurance Service Bomgaars Ben Franklin Chrischilles Store Chrome Cafe Coast to Coast Stores Colonial Motel Davis Paints Diamond's Clothing Directory Service Dr. H. W. Erickson Dr. Karl R. Hoffman DDS Dr. Kevin C. Nash DDS Dr. L. L. Snyder O.P. Dr. M. G. Bourne M.D. Elite Shop Elk Cleaners Fergie's Super Service Foster Furniture Co. Glenn's DX Service Jack's OK Tire Service Joe's Gulf Station Johnson House Kirk's Shoe Store Kossuth Motor Company LeRoy's Shoe Repair Read's Furniture Inc. Reid's Laundry and Cleaning Village Ricklefs-Geelan Agency Sheakley's Shillington Barber Shop Tom's T.V. BANCROFT Welp Drug Store The Senior Class of 1970 would like to convey our sincere appreciation to the numerous Business Establishments who purchased annual ads. We would like to express a special thanks to Glenn Graham for taking all of the pictures for our annual. The enthusiasm and co-operation that everyone con- tributed was deeply appreciated. f 76 $ INTERNATION 1. THE. MINIMAX LOOK - Designer Georges Kaplan revealed this solution to the mini ■ maxi debate in women $ coats. Models wear minima coats which combine features of both. 2 MAY FACE COURT MARTIAL - Lt. William L Calley Jr. (right) walks with his military defense counsel. Mai Ken neth A Raby at Ft Bennmg. Georgia Calley has been charged with the murder of civilians during an attack on My Lai. a village in Vietnam 3.TO BEGIN SERVICE — A Boeing 747 superiet dwarfs Boeing's intercontinental 707 - once the largest jetliner in the air The new jumbojet will be put into service� 1970. 4 BIAFRAN REFUGEES — Biafran refugees are shown carry- ing children and belongings as they flee from advancing Nigerian troops 5 MOON WALK - In July. 1969. man took his greatest leap into space and walked on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 mission This was followed in November by Apollo 12 and another manned lunar landing 6 IRISH FRONTIER SCENE - In Belfast. Northern Ireland. British troops were required to keep the peace as Catholic and Protestant factions clashed in riots which broke out in August 7 U THANT PAYS RESPECTS - U Thant. Secretary General of the United Nations, stands before the casket of Dwight D Eisenhower, lying in state under the capitol dome in Washington 8 PARIS PEACE TALKS - South Vietnamese delegates sit alongside U S delegates m the conference room used for the peace talks Henry Cabot Lodge (center) replaced Aver ell Harnman as U S. delegation leader. 9 STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION TALKS BEGIN - Russian delegation (nearest camera) headed by Vladimar Semionov. faces their U. S counterparts headed by Gerard C. Smith at conference table in Helsinki during their first meeting. 10 ORDERS FURTHER TROOP WITHDRAWAL - President Ni«- on sits at his White House desk, after appearing on a na tionwide broadcast announcing withdrawal of 50.000 more troops from South Vietnam by April of 1970 11 DE GAULLE RESIGNS - In April General Charles de Gaulle resigned as President following the negative result of the referendum He and Mrs. Yvonne de Gaulle are shown after attending morning mass at the church of Harricourt JAl EVENTS V'V dto‘ . - • rv .. O - .-V • - A • - --% jl z lT •c“% yj • . —. J -! ■c . • - _-' CV.J? r • ” ' ' ■- V- . tr- .� 2:.-.' ?riV- -_- -' --. jjFy - - ■• • v- . •• ‘ “ - ■sSr iT : : . :. 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