Carlisle High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Carlisle, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1973 volume:

1 L 1 , l 3 ' 4 X W N W1 1 V W! wx . 1 Y , - w w 1 1 ' N r 1 N 1 w V ! Nf X , 1 f 1 l ,L Y f I J Y' pq N ,. 1973 WILDCAT CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL CARLISLE, ICWA 50047 1 A rousing tune to pep up a rally! 1 ,?f f- 1 A ,f- ,v , Jun- T iff' and they're off and running! TABLE OF CONTENT Fall Activities . . Winter Activities . . . . Spring Activities . . - - Administration8:Facu1ty. . . . Freshmen. . . . - Sophomores . - - Juniors. . - - Seniors . - - Enjoyable performances from the marching band! . . and presenting her majesty . . STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mary Wherry, Jeff - 3 Pattison, Tom Heggen, Kathy V Ratigan. SECOND ROW: Pam Gardner, Wendy Wishman, Bill Patterson, Twyla Prall, Joyce Mc- k Elroy. THIRD ROW: Brian Hupke, Mark DePenning, John Fitzgerald, Dennis Pegrarn, Peggy Pattison. Another busy year was spent by the student council as they again handled the Homecoming preparations and took care of prepara- tion for Wildcat Invitational track meet which was then cancelled. They also spent money on a variety of worthwhile projects. Stu- dent council officers were Tom Heggen, presidentg Jeff Pattison, vice presidentg Mary Wherry, secretaryg Kathy Ratigan, treasurer: and Wendy Wishman, parliamentarian. 2 is Fi R33 65Q.i.w R - rsrit Ti if x Q il. 1' Tom Heggen explains voting procedures! Nominees and their nominators discuss strategy! New Student council president, accepts his candidacy! Steve Wo! qThe summer baseball team finished BASEBALL their season with a 4-11 record, in- cluding 4-9 in the HOI conference. Leading hitter for the season was Rick Davis with a .364 average. Three Wildcats were honored with all con- ference mention. Craig Price was on the first team, Ron Anderson was named to the second team, and Rick David was given honorable mention. SEA SON' S RECORD THEY Ballard Roland-Story Nevada South Hamilton West Marshall Ballard Roland-Story Nevada South Hamilton Johnston S.E. Polk North Polk West Marshall North Polk ' Des Moines Lincoln FIRST ROW: Craig Brown, Kevin Penman, Gordie Epps, Rick Davis, Craig Price, Rick Pattison, Mike Prall, Bob Elliott. SECOND ROW: Randy Shiv- ers, Ben Sinclair, Ron Anderson, Bill Patterson, Dean Rhodes, Tom Sin- clair, Craig Klein, Steve Haskins, Steve Wolfe. d. J, .. - S I-fry ,x P Got 'em by a step. N nm-m.nsai:n4r-rhtshmwncvgtiqiiqceii W 'el-tt P --,55 . .3-Q 9, .- ff.-gm V. , V '5 EQ, 'x53f,'Sff-5414.11-g:',1f5:fi-ff.4L'il'fi.n ' ' ' Y . ag ' if .. -,Y fi'-lil., -'iiG'f!','.l713.-13L.'f:,vrf:f' . 5 1 33 . it ff M: alexa ff? -' ' ' i'5f:3.jl. . ff?-'J f5?i5i3fR'4'iZ1fi2fi?Ziifl?l533i1' .. , . at 'i' if e -ifv '.:-- '1 ' ' . ,'T ' ,. J. .. 1 a:.,r-F -. --,f., 'P L avi-, f' -:::' :--f- L ' 1 ,, 1- - fl?l,'f, .1 raw, F '54-:!'2,f ,aav i -- Q-T.-Itssif ff?--,f. 1' A , :..4'i-if5if + :..e' - 5 43.175111 .n ' , 3-1 L ?2ga4g,i'-ffr-5'.---- -gg: ,gi-:vi - .1 iagjgmdg- irq, I ,.,,- A , .fee-:Q-,f,.-:,f.ig J- V. Y '. 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Becky Beener scored the most runs with 28 while Lois Robbins had the most hits with 27. RBI leaders were Denise Saint with 25 and Lois Robbins with 23. Pam Gardner led in stolen bases with 13 while Frances Wilson received the most bases on balls with 22. Barb Brown, Lois Robbins and Debbie Watkins shared the pitching chores. SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Debbie Grove, Mary Wherry, Pa Gardner. SECOND ROW: Frances Wilson, Denise Saint, Becky Beener. THIRD ROW: Lois Robbins, Debbie Watkins, Julie Keelingl Mr. Barber. WE SEASON'S RECORD Tl 30 Pleasantville 8 Nevada 15 S.E. Polk 12 Bondurant O Roland-Story 20 East Des Moines 17 Ballard 3 S.E. Polk 3 South Hamilton 1 Norwalk 5 Saydel 13 North Polk 3 Urbandale 18 Bondurant 3 West Marshall 13 Pleasantville 12 - Saydel 5 Norwalk 6 Pleasantville QSECTJ 1 H,'f.1 4, 1 , ' - ' -ex , l 1. X ,f1', L'lr1r'ir sure glad that inning is over! ' Another needed mn, Becky! K- ','Q?f'5 A I i A I' c--,S H, X I l L ' Q iw 2 - K ,r w , N li fx .,5ef:,. f ff W FIRST ROW: Renee Darr, Brenda Gardner, Sandy Peterson, Twyla Prall, Wendy Wishrnan SECOND ROW Melanie Tinlin, Joyce McElroy, Karen Harmer, Nancy Shivers, Carolyn Dye, Linda Anderson THIRD ROW: Vicki Reed, Tammy Newstrom, Donna Mamey, Kathy Woodyard, Coach Barber. The junior varsity softball team ended the season with 5 wins, 9 losses and 1 tie. The Wildcats won 2 of 5 confer- ence contests. Leading hitters were Brenda Gardner 93335, Joyce McElroy C.333J, Karen Harmer f.315J, and Nancy Shivers q.300J. Karen Harmer led the team in most runs scored and in RBI's while Mary Wherry had the most hits and Sandy Peterson the most stolen bases. Brenda Gardner got the most bases on balls. Twyla Prall handled most of the pitching. WE 19 10 4 s 4 o 1 - 1 3 6 4 12 5 1 3 SEA SON' S RECORD THEY Pleasantville Nevada S.E. Polk Bondurant Roland-Story Ballard S.E. Polk Norwalk Saydel North Polk Urbandale Bondurant West Marshall Pleasantville Norwalk - ,-2 2. F51 ,'- '1 ee ' -.- '.. , ' V 'H I . A . I, ,ly .,- . ?.r.. , , . I 'R mb'-,.. 5,11 'Far , 5 11 3? . rs, - .I Q l :1-.:.n A H , 4 ,b,,1,?!,, -v:g'Q,,:r.yE:::,,.lrri54,.! '-ff ' 1 at ' iff-'T 'if 'ln --'lf 'H - f a ':-' -aussie, gn. .sf 1L,'- 4 :- fl .1 You'11 never get the next one past me! Hope that one makes it to the fence' FIRST ROW: Jeff Pattison, Chuck Moore, Phil Roach, Ben Sinclair, Mike Prall, Steve E. Nelson, Tom Keel- ing, lim Erickson, Doak Wyckoff. SECOND ROW: Rob Ness, Rick Davis, Steve Dunahoo, Ron Anderson, Torn Heggen, Ron Floyd, John Fitzgerald, Mike Leeper. THIRD ROW: Bill Patterson, Joe Batten, Tim Tilton, Dave Fitzgerald. FOURTH ROW: Lee Hackbarth, Rod Streeter, Tom Peno, Steve Duke, Brian Morgan, Duane Schumann, Dennis Penick. FIFTH ROW: Vic Stephens, Craig Klein, Torn Sinclair, Dan Armstrong, Bill Harris, Joe Patterson. WILDCATS IMPROVE TO 5-4 WE SEASON'S RECORD THE 6 Pleasantville 26 20 Roland-Story O 26 Ballard 16 Carlisle proved to be a tough opponent for all foes. The Wild- 19 Sguth Hamilton 27 cats led the Heart of Iowa conference in pass offense and were 32 Johnston 8 an exciting team to watch. What they lacked in size, they 12 Ngfth Pglk 36 made up for in aggressive defense and in a wide-open pro-type 6 Worr Marshall 14 offense. Carlisle finished the season with 5 wins against 4 12 Nevada 6 losses. The losses were all to teams who finished in the top 20 Adair Casey 6 eight teams in State Playoff point rankings. Most contests were in doubt until late in the final period. The Wildcats tied for fourth in the conference race with a 4-3 mark. Carlisle out- scored opponents 153 to 138 with Mike Prall scoring 54 points and Rick Davis 44. Top rushers were Mike Prall with 552 yards and Jim Gravett with 466. Quarterback Ron Anderson completed 82 of 198 passes 4410705 for a total of 1, O98 yards. Rick Davis was the top pass catcher with 39 receptions for 522 yards and seven touchdowns. Bill Harris and Craig Klein led the defense with 60 and 57 unassisted tackles. Three Wildcats were named to the first team all conference: Ron Anderson, Bill Harris, and Jeff Gatchel. On the second unit were Torn Heggen, Rick Davis, Mike Leeper, and Tom Keeling. The Wildcats lose 12 seniors, but they do return 8 lettermen for next fall. i ui . 'ai M702 lmff 8 'y J 9-Q C' .Q I-4' in 4 'Y X. 'A' 4 ' A Q 'vi' . , . - . 5 2-ff :A 'H-J -55 Jr X. , 5,2 , -. ' . ' Y, n . ' f U 4,1 N X Arg' V- 7100 I . F , P7 al .1 -, , 4 , , , .1 , ,TL ik:-K 'fi' QQ 'EL '5- JA - Q qf'xw uk 51 fi X H ' 1' 'Y P4 - ' 1.r Q, f. . -. Q . D., .315-lp I 4 L . .. 4 , v 1 4 A ,Q 5' . -YM, ul! ' -Lx ff, 4, 'X V, i Q J 'JJ , . , A! J f' ,IVE fn? f I .1 iyllhllaf lm, ' , yin 5 ' 4 f z 1 H h J C-Jn K I w v Lx .Q -A . . Bravery or stupidityl?! Flower gm and Shrelds . , Q ff! . ,L 5 Cin Crown Bearer: Melissa Bankus and ll' '11 Torn Heggen, student councrl president, places the crown gl E ! the head of Debbie Watkins! The processional begins: Pam Gardner escorted by Tom Keelingl The Golden Fleece was energetically produced by the seniors of TSE Queen Debbie with escort Doak Wyckoff. 2,1 The coveted crown of Legs is bestowed on Chuck Moore by cheerleader Reenie Comegys! an Careful! Don't slide off! 'Q-wi . ' ff 3365- ul 1 . . ,, 'in at -- 6 an wma -- !'EQJ'f.' k ff. , 'f - We-.t'f..aL 'M 71 - 1 V- ,bil-fE.f,,. Freshmen lead the parade announcing the fairy tales theme! . '15 ffgglry- 4 fy First-place in the float competition: the sophomores! Steve G. Nelson grabs a few balloons that NHS distributed at the game! N V , fe? I2 Q H , v ' 'L L Y :L 5 :F , H L ww 'Kg iq -' Ss Q sn' X13 ..,Yf 1-7.35 5 m E M. V an :xg ' .. xy ,,, V miiifv J 5 1,n, WW Pg 5 ! f r' rx? M l fl4' M 'W' fr' 62 , mf:--gag-7 -9 ' f :. 'xfn,,.W'v RY ' N J if - - fs in , ,K F- mn, gg, ,. 73,4 ii if 3 ? ix Ln, Z 1972 HOMECOMING QUEEN DEBBIE WATKINS 'Q -6 X ATTENDANT--Pam Gardner ATTENYDANT--Jerilynn Miller VY 'x 'Ur f. KX' ATTENDANT--Margaret Smith ATTENDANT--Sue Van Patten FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM--FIRST ROW: Larry Hall, Bob Gray, Roger Pegram, Steve Short, Tom Wil- liams, Jack Allen. SECOND ROW: Randy Freel, Alan Brown, Mike Penick, Chris Hill, Allen Kiene, Pat Griffin. THIRD ROW: Dan Moore, Brian Rawson, Russ Johnson, Mike Sinclair, Mike Massey, Dennis Schrodt. FOURTH ROW: David Kulla, Randy Nesler, Dennis Purdy, Tommy Thompson, Tom Brierly, Jim DeMatteis. The freshmen football team gained experience despite fin- The junior varsity team compiled a 3-4 record. The Vic ishing with a 1-6 record. Their victory was over Ballard tories were over Ballard Q6-OJ, South Hamilton Q12-63, an C26-61. Losses were Suffered from S.E. Polk C0-155, Say- Roland-Story Q6-OJ while the losses were to North Polk f6- de1qO-SJ, Urbandale Q0-313, Roland-Story Q8-123, West 145, Johnston Q6-405, West Marshall Q12-325, and Nevada Marshall Q0-383, and Nevada Q6-301. Q0-291. Attendants Pam and Margaret enjoy their trip around the football field! Four more yards for another touchdown! it ,leg R F, .VJ lg ,gf K H , MTI Eg' J I, ' x ip 3 I Q . 1, ' ,Q ,Hg j'1I 1 lp- iy 7 .I :T f 553336 in HA , , lglj f l .0 ' ' t 4 fa X H wasni 1 . l The 1972 Wildcat Marching Band GUIDEONS: Pam Gardner, Jerilynn Miller, Nickie Barbee, Sue Van Patten, Twyla Prall, Reenie Comegys m r -F Kim Winegardner, majoretteg Debbie Watkins, drum majoretteg Marla KCCPH1 SISP, P162-Se! Fletcher, majorette. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE A co-worker qKarol Fergusonj fills Sylvia in on school procedures! . . . and I'll tell you another thing . . . A special pass to class . . . via the principal! The Drama Department presented as the fall play its production of Up The Down Staircase, adapted from the Bel Kaufman best-selling book. The play is the portrayal of attractive young Sylvia Barrett's Ueani Shetterlyj attempt to bring order out of her chaotic class- room amid a blizzard of paperwork, contradictory orders from the principal fRob Nessy and undecipherable instruc- tions from the office. She soon finds herself the most involved person in the schoolg not only does she attempt to adapt her beliefs to the dictatorship of an overly-disciplined administrator, but finsd herself very involved with the needs of her students, especially an ex- tremely hostile young man qMathias Bergnerj and the romantic attentions of a co-worker flvlark DePenningJ. I-Iostility will get you nowhere. 7 All mine! Just don't drop him on his head! f 1. az -d-,,, W -M ,,, W,,-....,1 i--- QI ff 51,514 'F U 16 gf-ff C., I9 He won! He won! CH EERLEADER H JUNIOR VARSITY: Cindy Stone, Berni Hill, Kim Fino ' FRESHMEN: Kim Hardin, Peggy Pattison, Lori Klingensrnith. TOP: Julie Goode. N i 20 -1 . if-it , -Y A -5 V! A little pep boost from the prettiest Q?j or strangest fresh- men cheerleaders ever seen! PROMOTE SPIRIT RESTLING: Sue Van Patten, Linda Harris, Reenie Comegys, erilynn Miller. BASKETBALL: Pam Gardner, Kayla Kain, Linda Anderson, Linda Deskins, Sheri Shelton. .sig 'S rw. E iii' B ik. Ear. , Iii. 'Fl md 'QJI he J., 'I - - ----4 ' 'AA' if I V 6 r . 4 ' - A ' gums KT I r 5 I I L II FIRST ROW: Debbie Watkins, Debbie Wittkowski, Denise Saint, Jeana Dye, Linda Schrodt, Barb Brown, San- dy Peterson, Mechelle Brekke. SECOND ROW: Lori Kappelman, Susan Reynolds, Renee Elliott, Julia Hardin, Twyla Prall, Carol Foust, Debbie Grove, Vickie Saint, Donna Smith, Renee Darr. GIRLS FINISH 13-11 The Carlisle girls finished with a 13-11 record after a dis- the most rebounds in one game--19, and the team astrous 2-6 start. The Wildcats rebounded with victories in the most points in one game--95. With only three 10 of their last 13 contests. Carlisle averaged 67.3 points ing seniors, the Wildcats return a fine nucleus for next per game while opponents were dropping in 62. They were year. fourth in the HOI conference race with a '7-'7 mark. They won the Urbandale Holiday Tournament, placed third in the Sectionals, and advanced to District play falling in the first round to Waukee. Denise Saint again led the team offensively improving her average to 39 points. Develop- ing at mid-season, Linda Schrodt added 18 points while Barb Brown had 9 and Debbie Wittkowski 3. An unexperi- enced guard court got tested under fire and did turn in some fine performances. Ieana Dye and Mechelle Brekke led in rebounding C7 per gamej with Mechelle being tops in interceptions Q3 per gamej. In spite of her size, Debbie Watkins turned in many fine hustling performances. Denise was named to the all conference first team with Jeana given a second-team berth. Mechelle, Debbie Watkins, and Linda were all given Honorable Mention. Denise was on the IDPA and Register's Honorable Mention lists. Four 35 records were set with Denise getting the most points in one Imfifed 10 lecture at the Winter Coaching C1if1iC. C03 season--935 and best scoring average--39, Mechelle tied AIUISUOU-8 and team membefs Show flmdamemals Of Pre sure defense . - , ' Ll is-vw .vga-35, A-2 Q3 V , . is I - it 7 well he , V 11 -A ' 1' K Ax,'.' f - ' ft Li ,, ,F - f je, , ii, g-H9-' 8 s -1 .aw ra Qt, N is fv-1 ' -1 g s? 2, 1 -.rr .. -' 9+ 'ei cf' Tiffie 'f ini 50. - 7-if -2 1. 1:23555 ' E- Flag., ' R- iv 1 , - V 3 , 1: ff? i s ' ' . . 1 I, 'Y a A ' - M ' ' 1. ' P Ll - 7' ,- 2 ' ' ,, .U-' -1, 857 fi , ':11r. !j' w-- -if Q. 1 V , f- 1- ,rl ,L ' QE' ,, ' gf, ' 1 fi' T: - ' E E ..:-1.51, jqfgvf- nl 1, 40, .. , 4 4 - '-' i 'fa For the second straight year, the Wildcats hold up the Urbandale Invitational first-place trophy! WE SEASON'S RECORD 60 Montezuma fClinicJ 46 S. E. Polk 54 West Marshall 49 South Hamilton 57 Nevada 74 Johnston 62 Roland-Story 64 North Polk 86 Urbandale 77 Ogden fUHTJ 66 ' S.E. Warren QHUTJ 78 Ballard 70 West Marshall 50 South Hamilton 72 Pleasantville 60 Nevada 70 Johnston 72 Roland-Story 54 North Polk 95 Norwalk 70 Ballard 63 Waukee fSeCti01'1a1Q 88 Martensdale fSeCti01'1aD 78 Waukee qDistrictJ THEY 87 52 74 43 60 62 67 69 48 68 63 59 82 59 45 39 65 68 57 72 49 68 36 86 Denise Saint, Debbie Watkins, and Mechelle Brekke all made all tournament team at Urbandale! Tough to handle inside or outside is record breaking jn- nior Denise Saint! FIELD FREE TOTAL RE- GOALS THROWS POINTS BOUNDS Denise Saint 414-801 107-149 935 67 Barb Brown 90-188 36-56 216 69 Linda Schrodt 171-335 44-75 386 62 Debbie Wittkowski 23-70 2-7 48 21 Julia Hardin 2-7 4-6 8 4 Sandy Peterson 8-19 0-0 16 4 Pam Furnal 2-8 2-6 6 0 Mehcelle Brekke 151 Jeana Dye 155 Debbie Watkins 78 Debbie Grove 28 Twyla Prall 3 Renee Darr 3 Others 34 CARLISLE TOTALS 710-1428 195-299 1615 684 OPPONENTS TOTALS 595-1435 288-467 1478 665 Time out for another explanation! 1 'S G I Fig A QM w W 5 '.:+.'g5f 1' Who's got the ball . . . no one? I l' The junior varsity girls team compiled a 3 record. The forwards averaged 37 points per game led by Sandy Peterson and Pam Furnal. The guards held opponents to 41 points per game and were led by Carol Foust, Debbie Grove, and Twyla Prall. Victories were over Valley Q41-321, Ballard C40-275, and Nevada C39-365 while the losses were to North Polk 137-481, Urbandale Q39-455, West Marshall Q29-375, Roland-Storyf3'7-601, and Johnston Q 32 Mgt Gd 3,55 'lab- Qmxww-X A final remembrance for the seniors! xxx , ' EX - .R Perfect handoff 1 Nice try, Ieana! ,lx ish it TX vs, if- -Ai , ,W I S 1' !,f,,'Z,, It's going IN! The freshmen basketball team turned in another good season finishing with 12 wins against 3 losses. The forwards aver- aged 48 points per game while the guards were only giving up 37. Lois Robbins and Jane Finch led the scoring with 16 and 12 points while Joyce McElroy, Karen Harmer, Evie Smith, and Kim Hunt added, 7, 6, 5, and 4 points, respec- tively. The guard court was led by Nancy Shivers, Vickie Saint, and Dawn Freeman with strong support from the bench. Victories were over Saydel 155-471, Ballard f46-455, Nevada Q39-365, North Polk C37-303, Colfax Q56-28j, West Marshall Q33-253, Valley 154-155, Roland-Story Q29-283, S.E. Polk C42-373, Johnston Q31-205, Urbandale Q64-263, and Valley Q51-355. Losses were to Urbandale Q47-533, Nor- walk f39-4OJ, and S.E. Polk Q60-785. Q Z Z 4 -1 is X 4-. ff Nice shot! .-sf . Q ,,,f-1 A snowbird for Lois! 114 xx ' 7 U 1. 5 K , 4- - ' i ,,. -. .,... x 4 , A, L Zi. r fi 5 fs ,. ,A 3 A Y V ' 1 v , 'H ' ,SP my .X 1.1 1 1 ,M H 1 , 4: l-',-- Q. . v- . XX s P S ri - f W 3 ,f S nn Q! il 'Q Na- 5, SQ, S 4 1 -if -X ' J M E -. -. . Q 7.L'v .,,., 1.-' 3535 5 KXWHQH as -fi ,I 1 H -fl w ,.. . .-,.,.....-3-gg f'V:?,!f53il L-Y I1'i'L:.1 ' xs--f ,gg A - ir A- U if V: It's getting away! Tiger defense doesn't mean you get to knee me! V f':'4G'1f .4512 FIRST ROW: Rick Davis, Jeff Gatchel, Mike Prall, Ron Anderson, Perry Galusha, Bill Patterson. SECOND ROW: Ric Janes, Al Polito, Don Rogers, Mike Goodhue, Dean Rhodes, Randy Shivers, Ron Floyd, Mark Goldsberry, GALUSHA: RECORD-BREAKING YEAR The Carlisle boys basketball team finished its season with an 8-12 mark. This included a 5-9 mark in the confer- ence for sixth place. Perry Galusha led the Wildcats this year pouring in 23 points per game and averaging 18 re- bounds a game. However no other Wildcat finished in double figures as Ron Anderson was next in line with 9 points, topping the team in assists. Jeff Gatchel was third in scoring and second in rebounding with Mike Prall tops in interceptions. Perry set four school records this season: most points in one game--42 versus Bondurant, most re- bounds in one game--30 versus Norwalk, most points in one season--461, and most rebounds in one season--365. Perry was unanimous all-conference first team while Ron Anderson and Jeff Gatchel were given Honorable Mention. Perry was also on the IDPA and Register's Honorable Men- tion lists. Highlight of the season was the Wildcats win- ning their own Invitational Holiday Tournament. Six sen- iors graduate, but the remainder gained valuable experi- ence and should form a fine nucleus for next season. HSI U15 'X tif' in Q, -YM 1' X' ' I X1 W 'I' . X Galusha ftongue and ally provided most of the offen- sive sparklv Let me out of here! SEASON'S RECORD S.E. Polk West Marshall South Hamilton Nevada Johnston Roland-Story North Polk Saydel QSCTJ Bondurant-Farrar QCH Ballard West Marshall South Hamilton Pleasantville Nevada Johnston Roland-Story North Polk Norwalk Ballard Pleasantville fSect.J ', X TJ Now for my next ball-handling trick . . . Q- .rrl.r t.r.s r , ,, .Sgr . , THEY Is it ever coming down? Jeff Gatchel Perry Galusha Rick Davis Mike Prall Ron Anderson Bill Patterson Ron Floyd Randy Shivers Don Rogers Cary Shearer Dean Rhodes Ken Clark CARLISLE TOTALS 478 OPPONENTS TOTALS 500 FIELD TOTAL TOTAL RE GOALS THROWS POINTS BOUNDS -157 19-40 155 -416 85-136 461 -158 17-29 101 111 18-35 114 -177 8-25 160 62 6-19 46 2 0-1 0 9 2-6 6 20 4-5 26 7 0-2 6 12 2-5 6 54 10-19 46 -1185171-322 1127 -1204162-288 1162 Leif- 1 s Y 1 - - gn.. ::f,,, n 'S-X4 ' , Engrossed in the action! The junior varsity team won two of six games with the victories coming over North Polk Q47-195 and West Marshall Q53-355. Losses were inflicted by Ballard Q43-485, Nevada Q37-583, Roland-Story Q36-595, and John- ston f39-50J. Randy Shivers and Dean Rhodes led the team in scoring while Randy and Don Rogers were tops in rebounding. Carlisle averaged 43 points while giving up 45 points per game. --f,,,w X- 5 i , , , 2' 5149- Q ' rf - iq. -W- , - 4 H n 4 - f: Y, Remember, we'll squeeze him in between us! - . 5 T R 51 - y '- ' R ' sz r 1 iw Y .- .-....., -Q., f-1.-v-- r it ' - I , Y k Lai .--f, , .. . Y V - Perry set rebounding record with grabs like this! 3 To 1 isn't fair in rebounding! 28 ,E -E V, ' f r ht -33 lx Let go of my ball! The freshmen boys basketball team finished with five wins and seven losses. The frosh were led in scoring by Randy Murray Q8 pointsj, Bob Gray 175, and Tom Briefly 165. They averaged over 34 points per game while giving up 37. Tom Brierly and Randy Murray led the team in rebounding while Roger Pegram led in total assists and interceptions. Victories were over Ballard Q22-201, Nevade f25-193, Norwalk Q50-323, West Marshall f3O-223, and S.E. Polk 148 -425. Losses were to Saydel f36-555, North Polk Q27-281, Colfax Q45-515, Roland-Story Q23-323, S.E. Polk Q43-475, Iohnstonf3'7-445, and Urbandale Q29-531. 2, 6 5 ' r ff, Q rg '1 Qs. ' ,. QRITK At least that one s going where it s supposed to' Get off my back! HL 9-2 IN DUALS FIRST ROW: Kevin Beener, Dan Rice, Ted Tinlin, Dave Erickson, Craig Klein, Dan Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Phil Twenty-one letterwinners qsixteen returning for next yearj highlighted an outstanding season for the wrestlers. The Wildcats finished 9-2 in dual meets and 5-2 in the con- ference. They were second at the Saydel Invitational, first at the Carlisle Invitational, and fourth in the Sectional Tournament. Three boys reigned as HOI champions: Tom Sinclair, Jim Gravett, and John Fitzgerald. 'Tom received the most improved wrestler award. Four advanced to dis- trict action: Bill Harris, Jim Erickson, Jim Gravett and Steve Dunahoo. Co-captains were Bill Harris and Phil Roach. Carlisle hosted its first Invitational meet and also its first Sectional Tournament! FII Gordon. SECOND ROW: Jim Gravett Roach, Bill Harris, Steve Dunahoo WE DUAL RECORD 44 Colfax 45 Pleasantville 21 West Marshall 52 South Hamilton 23 Nevada 32 Johnston 33 Lynnville-Sully 55 Roland-Story 49 North Polk 54 Ballard 29 Norwalk WMF' 1 i ii Sl No way to break a leg hold' paint' frat-:1 Ready. . .set. . .! IRST ROW: Dennis Penick, Steve Duke, Duane Schumann, ave Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Lee Hackbarth, Tom Sin- lair, Joe Patterson, Rich Seals, Gary Heilman. SECOND IN STATE 1 or the second straight year, Bill Harris finished second in e state wrestling tournament. His wrestling record of 29 ins, 3 losses, and 1 tie included a first at Saydel, Knox- ille Pin, Sectional and District tournaments and seconds t the Carlisle Invitational, HOI Conference, and State urnaments. He received both the Baguba and Most Valu- ble awards. iq. 3 W 1 ...AK- F 71444.- S 1 Harris versus Fox--a crowd-pleaser! I, A 24 ' .l. J' ff , K fi . Lx I . . Aw s .. 1 , 3, 1. 4 i ,E -ka .mu at it t An -Lia? Boy! I sure am glad that one is over! Nr i1 anus-aqu-. V 1 f' 'Q f --wwe gg, lil H Did I hurt you? FRESHMEN WRESTLERS--FIRST ROW: Steve Short, Lar Hall, Tom Williams. SECOND ROW: Bill Anderson, Marty Berg, Ron Johnson, Duane Gordon. THIRD ROW: Mike Massey, Jim DeMatteis, Dennis Schrodt, Dan 21. J fx -l1 Turn him over! Moore . if T' J . ' A O. I ii Hr gnu ,Eze Li Rigs tr 512 ' A+ 53 TIME AND SCOREKEEPERS: Tina McCrory, Jean Proctor, Susan Malloy, Julie Dunn, Rosalie Beck, Janet Hols. Y 'big 9, I L. 1 'f' ..i- .F '-4 Psyche-up time! E 'E m m e J,-reg, 'J , if -' I- J H 'wm-l-- . A52 Lf. ' 1 7 f ' .l,.. Pinhim . . . NOW! Everyone gets into the act: swing choir members surprise and tease a few members of the audience--highlight of the Swing Show! 1' Qt i 'tm mn nw tyrant 2Ull.'fli'iUYW Q f V Q I . ,. mi ll ' . 5 341 X ' i l i ' it il I 5 in - I-'-A. 'ts' , , it , vi is If VV W K J 1 . f gt L4 l i J? if Pam Gardner wins first place in talent show! Bill Riley HHHOUHCCS the talent WiI1I16rS! Most Creative Student awarded to Cheryl Kiene! CI-IS'g first two-girl recital! .2 '1 FHA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lavonne Geisler Qadvisorj, Pam Gardner fpresidentj, Debbie Wittkowski fvice presi- dentj, Jerilynn Miller qtreasurerj. SECOND ROW: Denise Prall fsecretaryj, Karol Ferguson qmusic 8: recreationj, Dawn Adamson fprojects chairmany, Kathi Lovejoy Cpublic relationsy, Cindy Ferns qparliamentarianj, Barb Lovejoy Chistorianj, Barb Brown fdistrict representativej. The Future Homemakers of America QFHAJ agair spent a busy year that included a large number of events: having a pizza party for new members, selling stationery items as a money-making project, attending the district meeting at New Monroe, giv- ing a Christmas party at the Good Samaritan Home in Indianola, and having a guest speaker on interior decorating. Kathi Lovejoy and Wendy Wishman represented the group at the state meeting where they served as hostesses for one meeting. The sen- iors were honored at the May meeting which also saw the installation of new officers. K FIRST ROW Peggy Pattison Julia Hardin Annette Burton, Kim Hardin, Phyllis Casey SECOND ROW Debbie Nienke, Dawn Adamson, Melanie Tinlm Linda Dunn THIRD ROW Jeanne Fetters, Tammy Newstrom, Joyce McElroy Sue Van Patten Margaret Smith. FIRST ROW: Sheri Shelton, Kayla Kain, Teresa Thomas, Jeana Dye, Lori Kappelman, Nickie Barbee. SECOND ROW: Jane Finch, Kathy Reeves, Elizabeth Rawson, Janet Lathrop, Renee Darr, Debbie Wat- kins. THIRD ROW: Wendy Wishman, Lynda Fife, Laurie Williams, Lacresa Cross, Sandy Peterson, Twyla Prall, Elizabeth Wright, Mary Wherry. Mothers of the members enjoyed themselves at the luncheon held at Bakers! The seniors enjoyed their last meeting as members of FHA! The Swing Choir provided some lively entertain- ment! Kathi Lovejoy was installed as the new FHA presi- dent! FTA ap . ,, , . Z'L - i l N 4' . I ur, r ,:-. FIRST ROW: Pam Gardner, Brenda Gardner, Lynda Fife, Nickie Barbee, Shirley Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Casey, Debbie Watkins, Barb Brown, Twyla Prall, Reenie Comegys, Barb Lovejoy. THIRD ROW: Mary Wherry, Kathi Lovejoy, Darla Adair, Renee Darr, Elizabeth Rawson, Debbie Wittkowski, Janet Lathrop. FOURTH ROW: Jerilynn Miller, Karol Ferguson, Dawn Adamson, Cindy Ferns, Lacresa Cross, Margaret Smith, Denise Prall. Members took part in the teaching process by aiding elementary and junior high teachers. Of- ficers were Brenda Gardner, president: Nickie Barbee, vice president: Nancy Gatchel, secre- tary: and Lynda Fife, treasurer. CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: Vic Stephens, Marty Kimball, Dawn Adamson, Ron Rawson, Paul Doughten. SECOND ROW: Joel Doughten, Lee Hackbarth, Dan Armstrong, Pat Griffin, Tim Doughten. A 'new organization to the school, the Chess Club was sponsored by Mr. Sears. The group sponsored an all-school tournament, entered four members in the Urbanclale Tournament, and had several partici- pants in the greater Carlisle tournament won by Pat Griffin. Officers were Marty Kimball, president: Ron Rawson, vice president: and Dawn Adamson, secretary-treasurer. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Skopit fadvisorj, Ron Rawson, Tim Doughten, Denise Prall, Cindy Kuhl, WendyWish- man, Ken Cleghorn. SECOND ROW: George Ruggles, Jeff Nesler, Gary Preston, Mark Tilton, Laurie Williams, Cindy Weaver, Jody Trumbo, Paul Doughten. THIRD ROW: Joel Doughten, Rob Ness, Joe Lang, Rick Abel, Lee Hackbarm, Marty Kimball. One of the most energetic groups is the photography club, sponsoring another calendarto raise funds to buy more camera equipment. Members took and processed most of the pictures for the annual. Officers elected were Tim Doughten, presidentg Ron Rawson, vice presidentg Wendy Wishman, secretaryg Cindy Kuhl, treasurerg and Denise Prall, photo editor. STAMP CLUB Marty Kimball, Ron Rawson, Cindy Kuhl, Lee Hackbarth, Mr. Skopit qadvisorj. Another new club is the stamp club. Members ordered stamps from many different companies and the U.S. Postal Department. Most members had topical collections such as sports, space, dogs, etc. , CONCER FIRST ROW: Debbie Wittkowski, Nancy Gatchel, Jerilynn Miller, Mary Wherry. SECOND ROW: Sue Van Patten, Joyce McElroy, Linda Cooper, Debbie Cooper, Susan Smith, Phyllis Casey, Tammy Newstrom, Karen Harrner. THIRD ROW: Lynda Fife, Darla Adair, Debbie Watkins, Kathi Lovejoy, Kim Hunt, Lori Kappelrnan, Sherry Shetterly, Rich Seals, Randy Murray, Gary Heilman, Dave Leep- er. FOURTH ROW: Renee Darr, Julie Wilt, Karol Ferguson, Bob Gray, Jeff Pattison, Alan Brown, Dan Armstrong, Bill Patterson, Dan Pegram, Dawn Adamson, Joyce Jones, Russ Johnson, Dean Stokka. FIFTH ROW: Ron Smith, Randy Shivers, Jeff Nelson, Mitch Upchurch. FIRST ROW: Randy Fugate, Betsy Wright, Dawn Adamson, Kim Hunt, Debbie Watkins, Joyce Jones, Kathy Enderson, Jeff Nelson. SECOND ROW: Julia Hardin, Bob Gray, Bill Patterson, Dan Armstrong, Allan Brown, Mitch Upchurch. THIRD ROW: Rob Ness, Steve Wolfe, Gary Heilman, David Leeper, Pat Griffin. BAND FIRST ROW: Rosalie Beck, Pam Gardner, Barb Brown. SECOND ROW: Betsy Wright, Ginger Apple- by, Dixie Leeper, Ric Janes, Reenie Comegys, Janet Hols, Teresa Thomas, Heidi Hendrix, An- nette Burton. THIRD ROW: Vic Stephens, Rob Ness, Steve Wolfe, Tom Heggen, Jeff Gatchel, Tom Deskin, Rick Marble, Larry Hall, Steve Duke, Susan Thompson, Dawn Freeman, Barb Love- joy, Julie DenOtter. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Enderson, Julia Hardin, Randy Fugate. FIFTH ROW: Rick Bender, Pat Griffin, Twyla Prall, Virginia Tonsi, Randy Nesler, Joe Doc Morrissey. This year the concert and marching band had an exciting season. It began with the marching band performing at our home football games. They also had a great pep band to play at home basketball contests. Three outstanding con- certs were given by the members of the band who partici- pated in the orchestra for Fiddler on the Roof. Betsy Wright received the Arian Award for instrumental music, which was given at the spring music banquet. The Stage band fBoogie Teamj entered several jazz festivals through- out the year. These included North of Des Moines, Cedar Falls, Hoover of Des Moines, and Drake University. They 'were third in AA at Cedar Falls and first in A at Drake. The February highlight was the Swing show. Band officers were Steve Wolfe, presidentg Barb Brown, vice president: Mary Wherry, secretary-treasurer: and class representatives--Jeff Gatchel, Kathy Enderson, Linda Cooper, and Larry Hall. This is the way we iron a patch . . . iron a patch, iron a patch! CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW: Kathy Reeves, Brenda Gardner, Phyllis Casey, Larry Hall, Mickey Sheehey, Karl Steigleder Reenie Comegys, Kim Hardin, Wendy Wishman, Nancy Shivers, Carolyn Dye, Peggy Boles. SECOND ROW: Nancy Gatchel, Eileen Ratigan, Cindy Kuhl, Karol Ferguson, Pat Griffin, Bob Gray, Pam Davis, Peggy Down, Susan Malloy, Susan Smith, Linda Cooper. THIRD ROW: Margaret Smith, Lorna Smith, Dixie Leeper, Ron Smith, Bill Patterson, Randy Shivers, Barb Lovejoy, Vickie Futrelle, Julie DenOtter, Jeani Shetterly. FIRST ROW: Laurie Williams, Vickie Saint, Dawn Freeman, Kirk Stump, Rob Ness, Dan Armstrong, Allan Brown, Linda Anderson, Pam Gardner, Lynda Fife, Joyce McElroy. SECOND ROW: Kathy Rat- igan, Teresa Thomas, Kayla Kain, Ron Anderson, Jeff Pattison, Mike Massey, Shirley Hoffman, Mary Wherry, Debbie Watkins. Linda Dunn. THIRD ROW: Kristi Brennan, Mari Newquist, Betsy Wright, Mike Goodhue, Torn Thompson, Randy Koons, Kathi Lovejoy, Melanie Tinlin, Lori Kling- ensmith, Virginia Tonsi. FOURTH ROW: Lori Reinholdt, Diana Dainty, Dan Pegram, Dean Stokka, Russ Johnson. Li! riigi , i GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Lori Reinholdt, Barb Selin, Kristi Brennan, Jeanne Fetters, Kathy Bishop, Lorna Duke, Cindy Stone, Pam Davis, Carolyn Dye. SECOND ROW: Vicki Hunt, Kathy Reeves, Berni Hill, Robin Ellis, Sheryl Shetterly, Elizabeth Rawson, Cindy Weaver, Ginger Appleby, Virginia Tonsi, Peggy Boles. THIRD ROW: Debbie Nienke, Dawn Freeman, Vickie Saint, Kim Utsler, Laurie Williams, Kathy Sater, Lorna Smith, Nancy Shivers, Lori Klingensmith, Linda Dunn. The vocal department has been very busy. Not only did they produce another fantastic musical but also three concerts and many public appearances by the Swing Choir. In October they presented Broadway Il, The winter months were spent working on Fiddler and although many practiceswere postponed due to excessive snow, the show stayed right on schedule. Margaret Smith received a I rating in the State Music Contest. Margaret was joined by Pam Gardner in the first CHS recital Choir officers were Ron Anderson, president: Margaret Smith, vice president: Karol Ferguson, secretary-treasurer: and class representatives- -Jeani Shetterly, Randy Shivers, Nancy Gatchel, and Jane Finch. Pam Gardner was the recipient of the Arian Award in vocal music. SWING CHOIR FIRST ROW: Dan Armstrong, Betsy Wright, Linda Coop- er, Bob Gray, Pam Gardner, Larry Hall. SECOND ROW: Kathy Ratigan, Pat Griffin, Allan Brown, Susan Malloy. THIRD ROW: Rob Ness, Kar- ol Ferguson, Randy Shivers, Debbie Watkins, Bill Patter- son, Diana Dainty, Ron Smith, Jeff Pattison, Lynda ife, Margaret Smith, Ron nderson. I SPEECH ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Pam Gardner, Mary Wherry, Brenda Gardner, Mari Newquist, Cindy Kuhl. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Rawson, Wendy Wishrnan, Annette Burton, Julie Wilt, Susan Malloy. THIRD ROW: Robbie Wittkowski, Rob Ness, Randy Shivers, JeaniShetter1y, Margaret Smith, Karol Ferguson. A large number of students participated this year in the speech program under the direction of Mrs. Betty Parson. For th first time, Carlisle hosted the District Large Group Speech Contest. At that time, Jeani Shetterly and Pam Gardner re- ceived a I rating in Duet Acting as did Rob Ness and Kathy Ratigan. At the State Contest, Rob and Kathy repeated with an- other I rating. In the District Small Group Contest, seven students advanced to state. They were Rob Ness, Mary Wherry, Karol Ferguson, Julie Wilt, Cindy Kuhl, Nancy Gatchel, and Robbie Wittkowski. Three won I ratings: Karol in Interpretiv Poetry, Rob in Dramatic Acting, and Robbie Wittkowski in News Reporting. Karol also received an Outstanding Performer Citation--another Carlisle first! is -: Mrs. Parson hands out awards for those receiving I's in District Karol Ferguson is presented the Outstanding Perform Speech Meet! plaque that will be displayed in Commons! NEWSPAPER 8t ANNUAL ,JG- FIRST ROW: Jerilynn Miller, Debbie Grove, Dawn Adamson, Betsy Wright, Reenie Comegys, Mari New- quist, Mary Wherry, Pam Gardner. SECOND ROW: Tom Peno, Denise Prall, Eileen Ratigan, Pam Arthur, Janet I-Iols, Sheryl Shetterly, Jeana Dye. THIRD ROW: Ron Anderson, Jeff Gatchel, Jeff Pattison, Tom Heggen, Ron Smith, Diana Dainty, Peggy Boles, Debbie Wittkowski. CHS has now added the third and final item to complete its publication area. Joining the newspaper and the annual for the first time is the literary magazine, The Art of Student Survival. The magazine is the outgrowth of Mrs. Barb Lang's Creative Writing class and was published regularly. Along with the weekly Qsnow cancelled us several timesj newspaper and the year-ending annual, it gave CHS students a wide variety of reading material. LITERARY MAGAZINE THE ART or STUDENT SURVIVAL STAFF--FIRST ROW: shrrrey Hoff- MR, PHOTOGRAPHER--Mr. Skgpit' Spon- mann, Rodney Moten, Cheryl Kiene, Bill Patterson. SECOND ROW: sor of the photography club, took and de- Lacresa Cross, Jean Proctor, Sheree Murphy, Julie Dunn. THIRD ROW: veloped most of the pictures in this year's MIS- Barb Lang, Kathy Ratigan. annual along with members of his club! LETTERMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROW: Tom Williams, Craig Brown, Steve Wolfe, Mike Prall, Steve Haskins, Bob Woodyard, Steve Duke. SECOND ROW: Brian Hupke, Cary Shearer, Ron Anderson, Tom Peno, Mark Goldsberry, Dave Gor- don, Dan Moore, Dan Rice, Dennis Penick, David Hols. THIRD ROW: Jeff Gatchel, Tom Sinclair, Jim Erickson, Dean Rhodes, Steve Dunahoo, Tom Heggen, Joe Batten, Don Rogers, Dave Fitzgerald. FOURTH ROW: Ted Tinlin, Craig Klein, Chuck Moore, Dan Armstrong, Bill Patterson, Rick Davis, Jeff Pattison, Mike Leeper, Bill Harris, Mike Massey, Jim Gravett. DRILL TEAM iq-1-1 - . L' . ' H , --Z . ' H MQW ,rg in rw 1 FIRST ROW: Carol Walter, Cindy Gravett. SECOND ROW: Cindy Ferns, Brenda Gardner, Elizabeth Rawson, Dixie Leeper, Debbie Nienke, Kristi Brennen. Under the direction of Mrs. Blazicek, the drill team marched at several of the home basketball games. , Ar, V P If I were a rich man Happy birthday to you H , lv Q Pr M xg' nf! 523.1 2' X ' a x ' an Q 'I I ,,, :.a A l 7 ' M3 ,Q lu I la I P . 11 U 1 ' .1 sw h u , ' 4 V h W V17 ' 1' L, Bw 1 ll ffl - 4 M n W? va, f If 1 1 ,,v Q 951 z1,,, 'rf'-.1 l 'QL .X -Li +L , L e. X' sk ,L ,Q I x ,ly E N 'x 4 X 4 g s 1 -iQ W I 1 .. 21 ll K FIRST ROW: Mrs. Janis Berardi qadvisory, Carolyn Dye, Jeana Dye, Brenda Gardner, Kathy Enderson, Eliza beth Rawson, Shirley Hoffman, Joyce Jones. SECOND ROW: Virginia Tonsi, Linda Cooper, Peggy Boles, Eileen Ratigan, Lori Kappelman, Mari Newquist, Kathy Woodyard, Lorna Duke, Luis Gomes. THIRD ROW Darla Adair, Kathy Ratigan, Melanie Tinlin, Dawn Freeman, Jeanne Fetters, Jane Finch, Rosalie Beck, Susan Thompson, Heidi Hendrix, Ron Rawson, Jim DeMatteis, Tom Williams, Tom Brierly, Brian Rawson Mathias Bergner, Bill Patterson, Cindy Ferns, Renee Darr, Martha Coughlon, Julie DenOtter, Ric Janes, Lee I-lackbarth. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club had a very busy schedule. In September, heard about the Mexican trip of Kathy Enderson and Jones. The Chili Supper was next with November the members at a Mexican movie. December was time with Beaky the parrot pinata spilling out her after being hit with a baseball bat! Mathias showed and talked about Germany in January. The group ate way through THE TACO KID in April as well as the Fiesta. Money-making projects were held to raise for the '74 trip to Spain. Officers were Kathy presidentg Brenda Gardner, vice presidentg Eliza- Rawson, secretatyg Shirley Hoffman, treasurerg and Rawson, sergeant at arms. Sling that chili faster! Nice try, Mrs. Berardi! The Spanish two-step! 1 I ..' J ff ,X rl f P+:- ' it I -1 4 Ta . f ' . V, -4, :ga A ' 5.31 , -' :fir-L The demanding role of Tevye, the Dairyman, was expertly brought to life by Rob Ness! FIDDLER: SIVIASHINGN SUCCESS A fiddler on the roof! Let me explain some Jewish traditions! The Drama and Music Departments outdid themselv again this year with their excellent performances of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, under the directions of Mrs. Parson, Mr. Chader, and Mr. Morrissey. Recreating the characters of Joseph Stein's book were Rob Ness as Tevye the dairyman, and Karol Ferguson as his wife, Golde. Tevye explains how he and his fellow villagers of Ana- tevka, a small community in Czarist Russia, live by tradition. There were traditions for everything--how to eat, how to dress, how to pray, how to survive . . . Be- cause of these traditions, everybody knows who he is and what God expects him to do. Tradition determines that the father must scrounge and scramble for a living . . . that mother must make a proper, quiet home . . . that the daughters perform their household chores. . . that the sons study at school and learn a trade. The Rabbi an the Constable live by their traditions, and so do the bak and beggar, the tanner, the tailor, and of course, Tevy the rnilkman who philosophizes: without tradition, life would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof! The produc- tion was put on for four performances to enthusiastic crowds who gave each night's performance a standing ovation. Mr. Stan Skopit was the special advisor on the Jewish customs. . A- 4. . ,, . if! E -' ,.-. 'X V 'W 9? l Ji if X 5 I 1 4 -Q - rf ?Y' - ' g, Q V ., Rig-lfT'f ' -?pnu?-1 7 N gf ,W -JK .ll 1. . I ' f ,4 ' r . JI -9.,v lzv 1 W' ' EW '-Q In 1 Ng. ,Y hip. A ' 9169! i ' ' 1 A V 1 . 'E Z: A u' 'W 'P' 'ff' , , f 3' Y ' Vg t 1' V' If H - . r -., N ,J , ..x,.,.:3-LI 4 . -..,-..- i' . ,,-3 ,J 1-Jw 5. X ,,, , ix , 4 rx all ,n ',- J V774 X ' X. LL 'Lv Y i , ,, , , - 1 '71 A int I I 3 V7 A Xmas. f .Tv .. Ml' H 5.32:-'fi H ,Qin .5 VI- ' if I X I r 'W I I 4. ij! I l A I U1 M H-gan l .- f Erbs Q FIRST ROW: Ioe Batten, Steve Haskins, Steve Dunahoo, Tom Keeling, Mike Prall, Mike Massey. SECOND ROW: Barry Schooler, Al Polito, Dennis Schrodt, Joe Lang, Jim Gravett, Chris Hill. THIRD ROW: Marty Berg, Qmgr.j, Mathias Bergner fmgr.J, Dan Armstrong, Brian Hupke, I im DeMatteis. FOURTH ROW: Alan Brown, Craig Brown, Tom Sinclair, Tommy Thompson, Mike Sinclair. SINCLAIR SETS MILE RECORD Although not large in numbers, the Wildcat track tea did turn in some excellent performances this season. Jim Gravett won the 100 -yard dash in the I-IOI confer ence meet in :lO. 5 and Ben Sinclair set a school an conference mark of 3:37.5 in the mile run. The Wil cats qualified in two events for the state meet--Ben Sinclair in the 880 Run and the 2-Mile Relay team. A . Although not placing, both turned in season -best per formances. For the first time, the Wildcat Relays w rained out and could not be rescheduled. K . A r x L- rr ' Up, Up, and Over in the pole vault by Dan Armstrong! Q .5 1 ss T5 iii- -lf. r H1 7 J Caught in mid-air is Tom Keeling's leap in the long jump Steve Dunahoo's toss in shot put earned him a 2n Competitiohl -place finish with his best of 45' 6 l ,I 'df' t .-K .N R FIRST ROW: Susan Reynolds, Virginia Tonsi, Kim Hunt, Cindy Kuhl, Twyla Prall, Barb Brown, Ieana Dye, Joyce McElroy, Lois Robbins. SECOND ROW: Renee Elliott, Renee Darr, Ginger Appleby, Cindy Ferns, Debbie Grove, Lacres Cross, Cindy Weaver, Jody Trumbo, Carolyn Dye. THIRD ROW: Annette Burton, Linda Schrodt, Reenie Comegys, Debbie Watkins, Mechelle Brekke, Denise Saint, Melanie Tinlin, Lori Kappelman, Wendy Wishman, Vickie Saint. FIRST CDIVIPETITICN IN GIRLS TRACK Carlisle fielded its first girls track team and they did quite well in spite of their lack of experience. The Wildcats finished third in the conference meet, grabbing champion- ships in three events. Denise Saint became the first Wildcat to advance to the State Meet at Drake Stadium by winning the district shot put title. With a large number of under- classmen out, the Wildcats should continue to improve each time they step on the track. Denise Saint QHOI Shot Put Championy finished sec- ond in the state meet. Her season's best toss was 37' 1f2 ! 400 SHUTTLE RELAY--Heart of Iowa Champion. A best timing of :55. 9 was turned in by Debbie Watkins, Mechelle Brekke, Reenie Comegys, and Kim Hunt. . 880 RELAY of Debbie Watkins, lvlechelle Brekke, Barb Brown and Lori Kappelman best timing was 1:55. 7 to finish as HOI champs. 1 as girl? .r.-'gag .' . W H,.,,,, ,I H .,-..,iJLLV FIRST ROW: Debbie Wittkowski, Jerilynn Miller, Julia Hardin, Kathy Woodyard, Karol Fergu- son. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lafferty, Peggy Boles, Jane Ann Finch, Sherry Shetterly, Nickie Bar- bee, Sue Van Patten, Nancy Gatchel. GIRLS FINISH 5-1 II n m I The girls golf team compiled a good season record win ning five of six dual meets. They finished second in a triangular meet with New Monroe and Pleasantville and were last in one with Johnston and Pleasantville. In the Sectional Tournament held at Newton, the Wildcats I finished sixth. Sue Van Patten was the team medalist for I I the season. 1- WE SEASON'S RECORD THE 154 Norwalk 18 181 Dallas Center 19 176 Norwalk 191 A special sendoff by girl golfers Jane Finch, Nancy Gatchel, 165 Urbandale 14A and Karol Ferguson to Mr. Kingsbury, Bob Gray and Rick 174 Waukee 18 Davis as they left to compete in the State Meet. 278 Indianola 28 ' FIRST ROW: Mr. Kingsbury, Tom Williams, Bob Gray, Bob Woodyard, IeffGatchel, Rick Davis, Tom Heggen, Jeff Pattison, Brian Rawson. QUALIFY FOR FIRST STATE MEET he boys golf team completed their most successful season ever--in the state meet held at Atlantic. After losing their first lual meet of the season, the Wildcats ran off seven straight victories. They were 2-O in triangular meets. They reigned as eart of Iowa champions and were runnersup in both the Sectional and District Tournaments to the eventual state champions -Pella. Turning in a good performance at Atlantic, the Wildcats finished ninth. Bob Woodyard was the medalist for the ear with I eff Gatchel coming in second. WE DUAL MEETS 177 Urbandale 42 Norwalk 72 Dallas Center 51 Norwalk 74 S.E. Polk 89 Waukee 184 Johnston THEY 156 172 202 181 176 212 192 Jeff Gatchel, Bob Gray, Bob Woodyard, IeffPattison, and Rick Davis brought home the conference title by edging defending champion Nevada 339 to 340. X, jf ff Music from Atlantis! .MP 3, -,f-7 V- 5.-..-av-...- What's next on the agenda! LOCK INTG THE FUTURE 1 1 2 Cool music to dance to! I just love to dance with my date--maybe even hold her hand! The Junior -Senior Banquet and Prom was held on Satur- day evening, April 28, in the high school commons. The theme was Look Into The Future and the com- l mons was elaborately decorated with blue -starred paper, black-light posters, and streamers. The welcome was given by Steve Wolfe, junior class president. Senior class prophecies were read by Rick Davis. Music for the Prom was provided by Atlantis. The mosne, Shamus, was held after the prom at the Jerry Lewis Theatre. A breakfast was prepared by the junior class parents to conclude the long evening's activities! I I'm so tired, I don't know if I'll ever be able to mov ., .- V -.1 'Q N-fmw-Q11 a f 1-1 V .' ' ' 5 v -11- . U 5.- .a y Wen-do 3ry1e?! ? Best place to be--first! Q Would you like us to stir up something for you! A busy room--makeup! A cheerleader must always have a suoug back! Right! Here we are, Mr. Photographer! W ---fp-e-H1-:Jn-e-Ma, I A , ,-I-2-wiv-.'w,w. ,,.g.7e- w 1' A...' -,,.,x - ? ? 4' Q , fs . 4 4 . Barf! What's he eating! What's wrong with a friendly little card game? This is our lives! I can't believe it's happening to us! If I hav e to do this problem over, I'll scream! -41- F B V L f I . rl f XX! 1, 11' - -' L-s- ,u. Seniors are never bashful--especially when it comes to food! I can't understand why everybody picks on me! LGIQ4 fab I L x W S faq' f Cy CR , Q ate fb V ef WSH: 6 , 1 Q' Q G9 u G7 0 , ' N L9 ' Q7 ,973 FACULT FAC U LTY - FAC U LTY ' Y LT IU Nmnil MR. DEAN TURNER MRS. ARLENE MILLER Superintendent of Schools Secretary to Mr. Turner '31 Q. A jf -'---4:1 . MR. MEL WISHMAN MRS. BEV GLOOR High School Principal High School Secretary MR. DOYLE DOUGLAS MRS. BARB WOODYARD Assistant Principal Assistant Secretary I A I H 1 Xl MR. RICHARD ARMSTRONG MR. DENNIS BARBER MR. DWAYNE BARTON Boys Physical Education Business Education Biology 9 E' - in- ' I if if MRS. IANIS BERARDI MR. MILT BERG MRS. LINDA BLAZICEK I Spanish Social Studies Social Studies MR. HAL CHADER MR. GENE cooPER MR- WAYNE FLEISHMAN Vocal Music Arr Industrial Arts If-an ,R-. mir 'H WL w X wa . v . '..H J- f ' f QM Sw' 1 Q - 2425:- n 43-22, -' ' Y .' -.. 1 0. - ,I -F , Nr. , ,. . J: 'n KR W 'I W ? I I I ! f' i W X f' fe X ' 9? 'K - yr' :meh e r r ru g K- 5 Y 1 if K 'einen F - Li ix rl f 'O N 34 0 1' 1' QI vi If ' Lf 'Y '-,,T,, Vg: ' I 't ' ks. I 1-,R .U .vi . Thai? U i x .IL Q 37,6 H135 , - 1 - 'F L 1 A1 - 4Fi'1 ?i 1 X 1aie..DQ..-:..d'-. he MR. REX FOWLER MRS. LAVONNE GEISLER MR. JOHN HILLEMAN Earth Science Home Economics Math QF 062 -,MMS f'Y QI MR BOB JASS MR VERN JOHNSON Industrral Arts Math MR. MIKE KIESTER MR DONALD KINGSBURY Industrial Arts Gurdance Counselor F . MRS KAREN LAFFERT G1.r1s Physrcal Educatro 1 -r . .O Ji , ' ' , 4, MRS. BARB LANG Miss CARLA LAWSON MRS MARTHA LAWSON English English Engllsh MRS. KATHY MASON MR JOE MORRISSEY Special EdUC21f1OT1 Instrumental Muslc MR. DENNIS REINERTSON Social Studies A w I MR STAN SKOPIT MRS CHARLOTTE SMITH Miss NANCY SMITH MR DWAIN SWALLOW MRS B I THOMAS Inrenm Socral Srudres Hume Ecouomlcs MRS MARY BANKUS MRS HELEN JOHQNSQN TI-IE COOKS Mrs McCaugh Mrs Havens Mrs L1braryAssoc1ate Teacher Asgoclate Mrs Pezzettl Mrs Schumann Mrs Futrelle -6+ LGI 94 QP L X W G faq' f V 'S Q V Q- garb 9 ' ' , Q' f Us o OD 9 ' ' . Q? 'S73 ASSMEN' UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERC 1 lr ' VY., lr r '4 If 1 r, an ss... as , ' ag f fu r ta . Q S A. - r Q3 ' ' , gf E 2, B, A La J I in g yy ,.-,fF', ' g m r 'ti ' - fy I ik -i: 3,V3r ' 'Q 52 QD 4..,x.v A QA I 1.1354 Q 3 'I' N 'I . lf. Mary Allard Jack Allen Larry Allgood Marlene Allgood Linda Anderson Ginger Appleby Randy Arthur , ,,,,V ,, nf gi' Q-15' ' . . X or . fl . 1' 1 S t. l .xp L. r -F lj- .5 K .L k Q, ' A ' E - ' 6 fyfxg 'J x Mm ',,,,, rl W x V , , r . 1, A , , a s r 'X- Richard Bender Cliff Baber Marty Berg .. Kathy Bishop Peggy Boles Kristi Brennen Tom Brierly H A ' 'Bef ' A , ' V I Y 1 I , vii. r . 'W-if fi r-r 2' ,, ' 1. f .,- ,, ' H at ,,,A ' 'i Q -.fu as K, ' 1, A a A Pif' '. E M 5' ' 'rf' 1 ' is' ,' ' I 175 f - N ' l F ' --ll, I .X A' Ki'-Q ru? ll Y -. Q Qiirgr- Alan BIOWI1 Mike Buzzard Guy Chaney Janet Christensen Matt Davidson Jim DeMatteis Julie -rx n V L nik ii F 1 K Q! Tom Deskin Lorna Duke Linda Dunn Carolyn Dye Wilbur Emery Leon Epps Jeanne F an F rtlrr , gif . F is A an:-a-5.2-Q .:.:e-5-fs.:-aaa . X Jane Finch Randy Freel Dawn Freeman K' A I. Teresa Freeman Doug Gladson Cindy Gooch ff. : Nr .U MN A I L-'RESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Tom Brierly fvice presidentj, Evie Smith Qsecretaryj Virginia Tonsi ftreasurerj and Pat Grif- fin Qpresidentp . A 'J fii'i?,1if1lf D ,N . , 1 'x 'V 0 -Q Q. Q7 J K 'ga . 1 Julie Goode Duane Gordon ' T' 1 'QM Bob Gray 35 .-1 W-,x 41 352 A .. -J ' V L a ' N 3 ay Aa, . ,z--, ' - ' , N .J lr. f A u L h Pat Griffin lu Larry Hall Kim Hardin u--. A . ,, . s l. 'i- Karen I-Iarmer .gyqfsail K ,kr f X 1 -:Tl 'M ' e L J AL. 71 W 'J ' S' ir 'rx .' -1 M , J ,r fi fx' 4- 1 I , Q ,SX J- I 1 f li' wi - Y M s - . ml J Linda Harris Heidi Hendrix Chris Hill Roger Hines Brenda Hupke Kim Hunt Rick Huseby .- -,. E .tg- -,A 4' x Q, - J . , L , . . 1, T I 1- M sr ,, o X . X 75?-'viva X L J- X XXX ff V J J , if a ll . Q Rose Hyde Ron Johnson Russell Johnson Gary Killen Lori Klingensmith David Kulla Curtis Lamb 3Hf1. .Zg4r X . I ' , ' ' , in I M y b ' Q f J V ' V +45 3 A - '- K t- ' J J R 1 l - ', ix ,ix .,, v M l v: 4 if-my :qi X . J A VI' 4 ,.ll ,, in V wiki. 'if Greg Leverich Rhonda MacLeod Rick Marble Mike Massey Joyce McElroy Tom McCrory LGS MCKE-Ever i i l. 5- 5' A V V : 1. . 3 K Ili ,I J h f N J .1 wail: . - Lxxl .' ivy ul! ' Rick McKnight Martin Mendenhall Mike Mills no Q 2 x. ,'mw:g., N 5 Qellg N . :D by ..... ...rx su H H J' 4 s L b 1 -M959 f, '1' , ' QUIET! Freshmen at work! yi K f V fl.i ii' , , ' XXX J ' 7 L Ang. .zi 'f ill A N ,,-.' W X E, . D an Moore Randy Murray Randy Nesler -lil 1 bl I. D ebbie Nienke Aix N x . J A 1 X M , vl if V I Q, W 2 B K Tammy Newstrom Sheryl Overton Peggy Pattison mm .ir 1 , ' mR5?'l'Fs 1 R wx, fi! l 1 C- gr If Bob Penman Dennis Purdy -Q... 152525, -115223, ,::::- L ft- -4--'- 2:::':- V iE'l133,1?I'l 2:::::: ' .xzgfzf-23:3 we ...... . 4:1-'::::::. fc-'ilnnm Carl Rice Bob Rice 2? U.. . 1 - 1... a-N X 'N , , 1 Eileen Ratigan x X ,H w -or W . f -ws' 'A 'K as s Sue Riley 'sn 1 Dan Pegram Roger Pegram Mike Penick I b all 1 ff slits sr if . . I ' i .X . .gh Q 1 It V! X I I bl Y S s f.-r, , 4 sl P ly Er. P Bob Putney Vickie Reed Brian Rawson Lori Reinholdt ,ar tl-. 1 S, LX, J Bob Riley Lois Robbins Teresa Ruggles Vickie Saint Vfgx Dennis Schrodt Barb Selin Mike Sheehey Sheryl Shetterly Nancy Shivers Steve Short Mike Sinclair .f af 5 QI Y xxx J Evie Smith Lorna Smith Karl Steigleder I Q ' ., Q7 f '- s S Q I' f'- U Klum Xl 3.1,-is Mi Harold Stevens Leta Stewart Dean Stokka Have you met the new SUPERMAN! ,'FRul.5f1 . 1 'T p M , it S' A., w-1 4 D, I.:-: -v :F f X 1542. '45 , , if L X ND if 5 ., , I, , p . , 1- V, L, . Q., , ,I L., ,' , . 1 Kirk Stump Debbie Thompson Sue Thompson Tommv Thompson Melanie Tinlin Virginia Tomi Kim Utsler T -1 5. ' ' ,. ? . Lui- V KL - i H x,L,L i ,Q 'Q' Tm, Wi ' vw ' Q -. l fri .7 Hmmm ll ,M rg X f rl ' I , A 4 f R 'l V'-PL' ' Ll 1' v.i.'zA:v .'-v ,L . N . Allen Kiene Bil Wilcox Laurie Williams Ron Williams Torn Williams Kathy Woodyard Bruce Kelly Do we really have to wear these outfits all day! Gosh! My very first cheerleading letter! Q lv ls. . - .4 '. ' .1 - '... . A perfect swing?l ? An everyday ritual: if you miss school, you MUST get a makeup slip! ri ii A 5 D r . r' lbxx . 'ir ,z r C . wr,.yg,r Y - 'H' - ,Q ,' ,: ,L xl , -.. - 1: ,,Q4, ft . A W if fo Ei .5 . .. A X ' 'X ga. K-.KXLQ , 5.1'? -49 if ll ', - .191 Rick Abel Darla Adair Dane Alberty Bill Anderson Dan Armstrong .Toe Batten Kevin Beener U sl 23 y I - xx W ,, . . , g 'N I ' ,.,. f2f 3, '. ' N ' n f , X fa- 5' - ' -ll Q wk .,.:.. t . 5 :A , ' ' P' , v ' 4 ' , W ' f ff- ' ff'-'mx -V , A N L., ,ft L-vga., U , 54 K , t' -. X ' . Q 2 meef 'a - C Fx r 5 E :tt ' . , f 1-A , M , N lla a .. XQT' 1 .' ha eQQl53'l'fl Satin 1 ft if r U- 5 Paul Berry Steve Boyd Toni Brown Annette Burton Phyllis Casey Dennis Christensen Ken Cleghorn Pt if i 41 ,- V. ' - J' dw ' w I it V233 44 Pi? . , i r -r 11 + C :Q- , ' . K it C A 'br' v, W' a - 2, . , , zlz MQ yy ,. K If N., c V L ' ' - l .f-xl 5-1'Q'1! , , 4' ' -v .L Martha Coughlon Debbie Conrad Linda Cooper . .,- 14 V, A V log Rf-f I: , .r :-: ,- , - ,. ,,. - - ,s,. . -.5 ...... . , I I 35,3 V' W F ttf - ' :G W:-V, ' ' , QP ' ff' it I . ' ' 'H Steve Duke Jeana Dye Renee Elliott C' 1,7 , w X1 ,-'.,. +1 L, AV gf r , r e 5 i' b-4 if David Fitzgerald Carol Foust Linda Freeman id ,,.T .,' 11 ,um 1 , L W H ar K gag- - X - 1 V, ,I 314 ' N D :JJ 1 N fl .ve S '33, gi -.--, W EA - , ' ' 5- f 'xx H' M N , W1 , V 1- . ' ! .14 ' Pam Furnal Richard Gardner Nancy Gatchel Renee Darr Charles Down Peggy Down Linda Duke i i ff I my '5. Q- v U .1-2' rf if 7 l Kim Finch Robin Ellis Karol Ferguson Cindy Ferns ri W 'i , -, 2, 'V its r I, f-as C ' 'I X i L+ P , Yx 4 A 1 x 'Q ' ' I X' 1 L ' '5 QM' f , ,., . AS, f, 1' f, ax , z , I 1, F I ' ' 1. r -.rl K E' an '. Q ' D' 1 V ,. O I. fi I s 'ja 11 ' .- ..- , :,: U SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Tom Peno Qpresidentj Wray qvice presidenty, Kevin Beener Qsecretaryj, and Brian Hupke qtreasurerj . L L F-L L lv ' -1 i, 1' L i , K . L 3 Q - ,, , L. - it N Q 3. Li' N I ' qi- -J-' x-.., Q-' R, 2 5 1:ffgE'A E5 i' 'fl 'X 5 . . 1 ff li ,l n . ' - 1 gyms. NW 4 it ..az:,W:a:1. A 'Y an N '34 2+ it -.1 Mark Goldsberry Jerry Goode Debbie Grove .... Lee Hackbarth Gary Heilman Linda Herkelman Berni Hill ii P' - f I iff, K , fi. . fi. V A Y git ,emi B J-. Ni N +4 R Eh A p- v- A L. ' V I' fx at W2 A. 'A i f' C' L ' 'N' ' ff A g f f .m f ' ' .. F ' . L 1 .- xt Q't'ti5fg,,1.eV-'Xi Q fx 0' 1 rj! ' - gif f-If ji.-f, -2 . f Q V 1. a.L.if,. siiniifziislg' .. X 1 David Hols Vicki Hunt Brian I-Iupke Merrill I-lusted Cris Hyde RiC I-21165 Cindy Jones . 1 -E .ig X A N at ' I IL- :I an tt' ' , i, R 'l 5 X .5 li K A, A H ii 4 A 114: l fx - Q ' . :X l -Lf -L if L N Joyce Jones LoriKappelma1'1 John Keelin g Craig Klein Cindy Kuhl Sharlene Kulla I oe Lang , ,Q I eln at .Q , . , - 4 . J 2 ' 5 Lk' fg L ' ' 4, T: Q 2,4 N Ni ., , t 4 1 5' N A, 17? ll EN . ' l 1 ' U N A Janet Lathrop David Leeper Barb Lovejoy Donna Matney Dean McKnight Gayle Mock Nancy Moeller r I , 13+-5-'Si FF K 1 I1 ' A Nl' , 'L 1g ' tl V Q -i f 1 dx, iq i V 31 X gf 1XJ,,1'5.Qff'5., Arlynn Moore Brian Morgan Ken N ading 'iiig'- W .vrir -F , M ' C111 y by X Y 4 J L , ,L , X. ' 1 . C 'mon, one little taste of this creation won't kill you! ?! Randy Nelson Jeff Nesler Mike Newby 73 . A 'E Joe Patterson rt i t can it it Qs! , 'LX3E7g,.' Kathy Reeves M V Yf.tH!m gg 1Vw'!,! X Kathy Sater if ' 1 ' !!,LW '-,,1:x 1 it D ennis P enick in ' J d fu lgligwit W we r 'nil JH9 Susan Reynolds Barry Schooler iw it , H. in , :fr-s W l, ,ml ,, ,,H.r, f , ,W f ' 15 it H , I X R, .Q t fb 4 17y Q fl - E x t Susan Smith Vic Stephens - 1 , --in it H,-firm ,:, 3 Jody Trumbo av , ! e Ted Tinlin I A 9 XXL Mark Virden 74 15, I and IX RonVirden u,a:w 1- -. 7 R 1 ' ab.-. 1 F-- - Ii- S . N 4- afffg , T01'I1 P6110 A1 P01it0 Twyla Prall Gary Preston Ron Rawson L , ' 'Sf Ltfq qi Dan Rice Becky Riney Don Rogers George Ruggles Cindy Russell Xf,.,,- X ilfidfggl 'X Ig 3 is Kr. Duane Schumann Terry Shetterly Tom Sinclair Donna Smith Ron Smith I-fx XLS F M Mike Stewart Rod Streeter Valerie Templeton Linda Tilden Mark Tilton im' D.-U. .f ' ,swf i .Wm , 4. ty 'I x 'mu In YV , if r T V' David Utterson .,-.o 2 3 .4 G, it i- 5 'S i'1 Gary Wachal Typing and me aren't too soon parted! Cindy Weaver Mary Williams .. Julie Wilt Wendy Wishman Janet Wray Boy! You wouldn't believe what I just swallowed! H , A new record: 11 drumsticks in one hour! IN IVIEIVIORY OF If V JK r.-Cf. ' ez, f TERESA ANDERSON There rolls the deep where grew the tree, O earth what changes hast thou seen. There where the long street roars hath been The stillness of the central sea. The hills are shadows, and they flow From form to form, and nothing standsg They melt like mist the solid lands, Like clouds they shape themselves and go. But in our spirits will we dwell, And dream our dreams, and hold it true. For tho' our lips may breathe adieu We cannot think the thing farewell. Alfred Lord Tennyson -fa. E.. 57 735 T315 n' fi I-,JN Ron A bel . Margie Berry 11 5-f HB. ff e I s. M' ' 1 Q X mein-' .il HALL. V. Adreonk A xr s cl ck l 5' L ' 3.1.5. 1 fall! Mechelle Brekke 'H 1, , A eb' is I' Lorraine Allgood 'R x David Brierly ,.,, 1 xx' ' 'CV' l . 4 Ox f - J 15 -1- W' jf! ' ' 31' -' ..- ' 559 T , .xl . tb ' fA1ai'1r-J ' is B iggiiv '-Vu.s-YQ x'. .F ' 'S ii, , Gina Bailey Rosalie Beck Eric Berg il 'W V R i4 1 TQL -T ' . X 'W ! h . XXI , X . ,, Mark Brower Craig Brown Jim Buzzard rd vu -'QT Lei 1' 'Vx Q Mathias Bergner ,nv A My eq , 5 -, V il lla Byers FW- F. , -n Q if N gk- , ku s ig. I Tx I A -, Q. M, I I N .gi ' Tig is ' Y F il , I ' A 'EVHKK-.QX 3 ' Il 1 T, ktmff?2a'az2amL . Kiwi ru . -,X Nancy Collins Lacresa Cross Pam Davis Rick Davis Mark DePer1ning Linda Deskin Tim Doughten ' - za- V 'free ' f ' 1? ':-:ff R 9 is Q T ' ffl-' . N 5' , if , f .1 A 1 t' 'f ' ' 1' 1. K kj ' I tibia! 7,4::2'5Zf1' an . .... M, 41 t. H 5' . N ' 1- T, . 'YN j . 1491 - 't , ' ,, ..-,I fat 'il li -A A E if.,-4gT,Q:.4,KQ,YrR r'iZi,:.gEf 45 f Q A 1 A H Y an . E ' 4 , ' ?+ wiI?4QZw',. 51132252 F ' '. - A' lf' . - x I i5s L'5.:sE.nf-'1.Sl'.1'f.x'1w. . . . -' .. Kathy Enderson Gordie Epps John Fitzgerald Ron Floyd Vickie Futrelle Linda Garbett Brenda G M ' V 'gig f' f' , Q W' ' w 'S - , ri. , , ' .f-4 ' ' - ' 1- 4-Q? '- 5 -s S' f sa- .-., fs . , ' ai .FEZEMQ el 4 aa TMXQSQ4 Mike Goodhue David Gordon Cindy Gravett K, 1 , . ,- . I ww .f ' 74 fi Y vi 1 73, . ji 'Tiki Q ' A gi 1 tl 'l!4!E 'Q frfV ' A 'iffy , S57 1 fa I im Gravett Julia Hardin I eff Heston JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kayla Kain Qvice presidenty, Teresa Thomas Qsecretaryj, Kathy Ratigan qtreasurerj, and Steve Wolfe Qpresidentj. H ,, f ., l , I - Q ,f ' uv X 45- - 3 'T I u Q p 5 N . .- 1 . . 1 tw. . or A 1,2 yay, , A W . I ,az rf, sz. N ii ,, M Q ,Is,,L . ,nv ,N .X H , . .: !,:' 3z IE-tg. Ei1 g1,5yigEpw.iiE . - -, 61 1 1 ' '-1' lltlixllm t ' . ' - v lt t A, ' , . Myth' N Shirley Hoffman Hope Hubbs Sheryl Hutton -L Bruce Jorgensen Kayla Kain Kathi Lovejoy Stella Lusk 52' 'f ' f. -f-ff . ' ' ' ' ,y W 1 A N.. QA, HQ' 2 l '-- 'S --px M Nw'-uv w 45 X ' R . ia- M r ., lv 4 1 M if . 2 m y Y ,N . ' if ik- ea Dan Meacham Brad Meadows B111 MOOTG Shefee MUYPIW Richard Myers I eff Nelson Susan Nelson 351 V fff' -SV4, y l X ix Vt , Rob Ness Mari Newquist Bill Patterson Sandy Peterson f Kathy Ratigan Elizabeth Rawson Phil Rawson 5' R R if ew N f W A ' gl. .y' l as QQ I, I' ,J . A Q 'Q A V K In .. . , R- ,-, .,,, e A ft- 'se' .- I -er- ,- , ,, .ss gif f ,gre 'f ff' f 4 btw .ft ji ?E2i if t 63 f I ' Dean Rhodes Renita Richards Richard Ross Mike Rustad Pam Rustad Denise Saint Roger Schrier V , . ' ' f ', 'i' fy 1 r 1 f of M Wt, '- 'H n -1- , si. Af i , - ta-P' ' ' -. T .- ,' 4.-n 1 '. ' -YM V . - '5 In 'E Mi' Linda Schrodt Richard Seals Doug Sheely 'ik I Guess what I found--the rest of the motor . . . I think! Sheri Shelton Randy Shivers Mark Smith ' ' .s x 't'h 5 .T . ,. I ,I 'ee-N, . ff q X 1 - Q 12 ' 5 it - Y' ' .Q .?- Q I 1 Debbie Stewart Cindy Stone Robin Thompson Teresa Thomas Mitch Upchurch he T -T .mt T ' A Q 'N MZ T-ft, R Q dfhsiew Debbie Virdeu Cef01We1Ier Brian Williams Robbie wmkowski Steve Wolfe 5 so ' Peace, man, I'm not afraid of your camera! --Q. N 'B Takg that, you Cad! All right, what's your excuse this time! s How do you like my new hairdo! ?! f J ,, fi cfs: Md' X, . ,Mx- A new CHS record: 68 people in one practice room! Sing -a-long time in the faculty lounge! C1: F4 i 12 - 'Y 5-Viimf-3'a3 sw .3 'A Q51 1 . .-.ep gran ' NH? I-XJ., eQ:'f?,z:, ,.'Mifx:gi:M':,: v r A .vf .- .. i ' -' V-Iva X9'v3', 'ASQSZM fag.. ' J, A- . f .Ly 3- - fswaffei-ng Wa .n, v. 'g:'!TQLQ-avbwra. Quick, hang me up somewhere! You want to help me fix my foot! f 4 .1 A Peg. 'K - ,. V -, . , , A. , , I H 1 . -' Q, . ' - 5 0 , 1- ghgn. , V C'mor1 you guys, we need those runs! The faculty remained undefeated--19 to 15! golfers! Mrs. Karen Lafferty awards letters to her varsity Sue Van Patten becomes the first The Art of Student Survival Award CHS girl to win the Bausch 3, for the biggest mouth won by Eric Lomb Award, presented by Mr. BCGHSI and presented by Cheryl Skopit! Kiene! AWARDS DAY Mrs. Brown announces that Elizabeth Rawson was selected Mr. Jackson congratulates Rob Ness Best Basketball Award pre as delegate to Girls State with Kathy Enderson as alter- and Bill Patterson as Boys State sented to Bill Patterson by nate! delegates! Best Poet Rodney Morbid! Debbie Wittkowski--Homemaker of Tomorrow Mathias Bergner receives Track awards by Mr. Taylor. -Award! drama award from Mrs. Parson! ll- s 1. V1 -oak Z 619 QL iff? W QL 4, Q X 5 il Q sz, Xl ef 92362 fb 1 QQ we u 59 Q, ' Q: L9 . fl X9 G ,973 G SET GRS ' RS ' SEN! ' SENIO an DL Q Z 1.1.1 an nh Q4 Q. Z .2 ei 9 iff 1 DAWN ADAMSON l have a funny bone that is always getting bumped! RON ANDERSON A great guy in every wayg he's sure to find success some day! PAM ARTHUR Quiet! You should know her better TERRY BABER If there isn't anything to do, let n do it! NICKIE BARBEE Some say she's quietg others knc the truth! LINDA BARTHOLOMEW The future holds no darkness, I graduating! imc BEENER After four years of faithful service, 've been laid off! DHYLLIS BRENNAN 'Be good and you'l1 be lonesome! EBBY BRISENO 'Always goes her sweet way and asks o advice! ARB BROWN 'Full of fun and mischief, too, like oing things she shou1dr1't do! ONNIE CARR 'She has a nice habit of being nice! ODNEY CHRISTENSEN 'Graduation is the best part of the ear! , 3425 9 Q' ,411 --4 KEN CLARK He lacks only a few vices to be per fectl REENIE COMEGYS Full of pep from head to toeg alwa hep to make things go! DEBBIE COOPER Jolly, good-natured, and full of fur DIANA DAINTY With lots of wit and fun, she'll ken sadness on the run! JOEL DOUGHTEN A modest man is the noblest work GOD! PAUL DOUGHTEN I'Ve managed to reconcile science and religion! STEVE DUNAHOO Football isn't the only place a good line is used! I ULIE DUNN A friendly person, a charming lass, a worthy addition to our class! BOB ELLIOTT j'The only midnight oil he burns is asoline! OBERTA ELLIOTT 'I used to be quiet and refinedg now 'rn a senior! IM ERICKSON lt's not what you dog it's what you et away with! USAN FETTERS I'll never worry about tomorrow: it ill be fun! ,ll X 1.6 x r r 3 ,U , ,,, ,KX ar :WFIJ an '1 .V :gig 1. if R ff S .wi QD? ay n: .1 y LYNDA F IFE Sincerity has a charm of its own! GREG F OUST I'l1 drink to that, but I'1lprobab1 get caught! RANDY FUGATE I came, I saw, let me out of here PERRY GALUSHA Height they say is a kingly tra quick, bring me my crown! PAM GARDNER Sing away trouble, cast away ca for a heart that is lighter than airl' JEFF GATCHEL He says little but thinks much! l ! BILL HARRIS I was once caught studying, but l've managed to live down the disgrace! STEVE HASKINS I've never let my studies interfere with my education! TOM HEGGEN A student, friend, and athleteg a fellow you would like to meet! BART HILL It's love that makes the arms go round! JANET HOLS A1l my experiences can never be told! JIM HUSEBY Modest and shy and a likeable guy! wwf' f! X. K ew, QQ! ' A f l iafffifv L L- I ,VI V14 ,,. sw is yi A23 A firfiil 5 M191 A LINDA JONES Fm no angel, but I'm happy! TOM KEELING I'd like to be shy, but the girls won Il let me! MARTY KIMBALL A friendly smile for everyone! CHERYL KIENE when there's work she gets it done! RANDY KOONS A man's true wealth is the good does in this world! BOB KREIDLER went back to sleep! In life she finds a lot of fun, b He roused, turned the page, a DIXIE LEEPER Nature made her lrke rt should not too bad and not too good' MIKE LEEPER A careful student careful not to overdo it! RICK LONG My sicktime studying ! SUSAN MALLOY Around this girl never blmk rt rmght be taken for a wmk' TINA MCCRORY It's better to love one lrttle boy lots than lots of little boys lrttlel AN MCG RIFF 'I'll drink to that' wif-:iii ,AHL 'Q IERILYNN MILLER of her heartg then sits on the lid and giggles! CHUCK MOORE His mind never knows what his moutl will say next! l STEVE E. NELSON Tall, dark and taken! ' STEVE G. NELSON I'd be lost without my car! JEFF PATTISON Hard work and responsibility are t pillars of life! DENNIS PEGRAM Sometimes serious, sometimes g likeable always in every way! Locks all her troubles in the bottoni DENISE PRALL She was meant to be an angel, but someone mixed up the pattern! MIKE P RALL Greater men than I have lived but I doubt it! JEAN PROCTOR She's met the man of her dreams! DOUG RAWSON Beware, I may do something sensa- tional yet! PATTI RINEY I'm trading it all for a band of gold! PHIL ROACH He's a self-made man and he wor- ships his maker! -sw -Q-N 1,,, '!f X . 935 S Zfh' 2 Q b - Q 'Ax Q. x N nf e DON RUBIN My forefathers blazed the trailsg but I burn up the roads! CARY SHEARER Au answer to a maiden's prayer, handsome boy with curly hair! , . I BGB SHEELY Surely women shall follow me all the days of my life, and I'11 be run- ning forever! JEAN SHETTERLY Her cheeks were kissed by angels but the devil's in her eyes! DEBBIE KERBY SHRIVER I see and approve of the bett things, but I don't let it spoil my fun! MARGARET SMITH She succeeds in every way to bright en the high school every day! JUANITA T RUMBO High school was empty this year, but it doesn't matter now! SUE VAN PATTEN Without an equal in all the wor , she's a pretty wonderful girl! I DEBBIE WAT KINS It's better to pare! ARY WHERRY blush than to turn I don't know why Alexander Graham ell invented the telephone . . . I don't need onel' OHN WILCOX Sometimes I sit and think and other jimes I just sit! MONA WILEY 'Don't confuse me with factg I have y mind made u Plus , av GDN un... JOHN WILLIAMS 1 Life is just one woman after another! ' DEBBIE WITTKO WS KI Intelligent, steady, and a good friend! BOB WOODYARD Never speak sense when nonsens will answer as well! ELIZABETH WRIGHT She's a real friend who steps in wh: the rest of the world steps out! DOAK WYCKOFF You'd never believe what happen to me the other day! RUSSELL SHRIVER What's the use of this strife and 111 tying through life! TOP 1504 GRADUATION MAY 22 . 1 . i? . I' F U an -ii 1 f 1 li V V A2:. Mvall3qf'I J i 7 VXI gh ' E Ken Clark, Debbie Watkins, Reenie Comegys, Jerilynn Miller, J. gf' ' n Pam Gardner X '::'5 -fi' U Junior escorts Vickie Futrelle and Rick Davis lead the processionall Steve G. Nelson, Tom Heggen, Marty Kimball, Lynda Fife, Steve G. Nelson received the Citizenship Award! Sue Van Patten 1 ei W ' Mr. Jerry Richards of Iowa Wesleyan College was the t Smith, Nickie Barbee, Dawn Adamson, Debbie Witt- commencement speaker! tr 'E t .ze lu ..' Q V -E. , ,R .. - -Y-LA.py,h sill-5' Why doesn't he stop talking and just let me Debby Briseno receives her diploma from Mr. Keeling, president o sleep in peace! the Board of Education! The graduating process begins--row by row! P f