Carlisle High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Carlisle, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

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Sophomores...... ..... . . . .. ............... . ..... .. ................. 80 Seniors.... .................... . ................................................................. 91 Juniors ................................................................................... 17? . ..... .. . ......84 I , ' 1.. 0211,. I, Graduation ................................................................. . ................. 101 z WM ' ' ,, y! w x , y X W111 1 1 ' xxw 7m wakwmmmwvwwmwywwmw m, WWWW 1 1 SOFTBALLERS ADVANCE TO REGIONAL Ix FIRST ROW: Andrea Bishop, Sonja Moore, Nancy Stover, Tracy arla Brick, Carrie Hunter, Julie Hogue, Jonda Black, Beth Hayes, Shanyn Cherkas. An always tough schedule against some of the toughest teams in central Iowa faced the softball team as they ended the season by advancing to the regionals. The team finished with 18 wins and 13 losses, including fifth place with a 7-7 record in the strong Heart of Iowa Conference race. Besides placing second in the Sectional Tournament, they took third place in the lndianola Tournament. Infielder Nancy Stover was named as first-team aII-conference while pitcher Tracy Parson and outfielder Vi Baccam were placed on the second team. Jonda Black, Emily Bishop, and Deena Chipp earned honorable mention. 3 SEASON'S RECORD lndianola Southeast Polk,k Charitontk Saydeltk Roland-Story Johnston Southeast Polk Ballard South Hamilton North Polk Nevada West Marshall South Hamilton Ballard MoraviaM ValleyM RooseveltM LincolnM Johnston North Polk Nevada Jeffersonwok Lincolnwok North Polktt pk West Marshall Pella Roland-Story Pella tSECTIONAU lndianola tSECTIONAU Norwalk tSECTIONAU Ankeny tREGIONAU -q I m e .X Scrambling for second base! .A wi3 3 , 0 Wywymm MM xXMsz OVO-xU1.xNOWN-lkhU'IO-hO-XAU'IANWONANw-bONN 4 5 2 5 2 3 1 4 1 O 5 6 3 3 3 4 3 7 8 1 O 5 1 5 3 6 6 3 8 6 O A tk Pleasantville Tournament W lndianola Tournament SCOOP - - - and throw! hhk Ballard Tournament X iWw v XXXXXXXX, X XX XX JUNIOR VARSITY--FIRST 'X 1X AX , MM , RO $wa xv xxAX Mg? XXXXX WXXXXX , 'WX w, X W: Leslie Miller, Jennifer Brick, Heather Duffield, Robyn Bartholomew, Trisha Duffield, Deena Chipp, SECON D ROW: Michelle King, Jennifer Baldwin, Amy Hayes, Julie Shetterly, Laurie Woods, Dawnette Plumb, Melody Prall, Shanyn Cherkas, Lisa Hartmann, THIRD ROW: Heather Lilly, Margaret Jones, Robin Cross, Deanna Comstock, Candi Erb, Penny Rhoten, Kala Moore, Dorie Hammer, Terri Dainty. , V X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX WW XOXM, V , m, 4 Definitely safe . , WWXXXXXXWXXXX XXXX, XXXXX X ; X W- 0 X 7 g , XXXXXXXXXX 6 X 4X IIX M, XXXXXXXIW WXZXWIW ' a X X XXfXWXX XXX W , , ; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXK W . ,,, WXXXM x X 33w; X, X , , MWXX $ wu$ -. $$$X $ x Xx f Rx S $ Ax? X 3 Go for home . . . maybe! CQNFER W4 7' , l; . ,, ,, w I gt W ', ,, ,7 V , V 4 WW ,. :XXZ i H , .4 9 A ' , A a Wme H M Wi W m X FIRST ROW: Steve Martin, Denny Schnathorst, Mooers, John Mangello, Steve Koester, Mike Olson, Chip Cataldo, SECOND ROW: Head Coach Ron Anderson, Matt Bruckman, Craig Wilson, Shawn Heggen, Joe Wolfe, Eric Johnson, Darren Hardersen, Chad Scandrett, Mike Bartholomew. Another Heart of Iowa Conference championship awaited the 'Cats as they lost but one game in conference play. The team finished with its best season record ever--23 wins and 3 losses, including a 15-game winning streak and a ranking of seventh in the state. They also won the Martensdale Tournament. With a team batting average of .338, seven Wildcats hit above .300-- Denny Schnathorst L484i, Shawn Heggen L432i, Joe Wolfe L379i, Scott Mooers L354; John Mangello L347i, Steve Koester L344; and Brian D. Keeney t.311i. Schnathorst led the team in hits t44i, doubles OD, and RBl's O9; Heggen led the team in home runs t9i and tied in stolen bases i14i with Mangello. Best pitching records were turned in by Eric Johnson t9-2i and Mike Bartholomew 0-D. Named to alI-conference first team were Bartholomew, Schnathorst, Heggen, and Mangello. Second teamers included Johnson, Wolfe, and Keeney. Earning special mention was Koester with Mooers receiving honorable mention. Heggen and Schnathorst received first team AlI-District with Bartholomew, Johnson, a Mangello on second team. Heggen also played in the AIl-Star Baseball team. SEASON RECORD Clarke S.E. Polk S.E. Polk Roland-Story Woodward-Granger Martensdale St. Mary's North Polk Ballard Nevada Johnston South Hamilton Roland-Story Ballard West Marshall West Marshall Nevada South Hamilton North Polk Johston Norwalk Norwalk S.E. Polk S.E. Polk Pella Christian ,, ?2 21 ,V . , , f A - West Marshall tDISTRICTi Breezing back to the bag! Pella iDISTR'CTi .x Js-xw NNOWObAWAmOmOmA$ .X MAMOAO$ 1111111 ' 1 1:! 1 1 111 1 11 ' 1C! , 1 1:111 11, fir I 11;?01 111 V 4 V 1 ,1 ?1 , M w .1 ' 1' ,. 11 1191111111 1 1 v ' 111141 1 111W , :1 Z1 $6611, 11 ,V . ,, I , 1 ; 11W 11W 11 '14 1 x1 11111111211111, x 11 1111 ,, , , ,1 x, 1 1 ' 14, 1, ' 1 17 1 , 11 1 , X111 ' W11 1, ' WWW, 2111 11 11111,, 1 1 Z , .1 I '1' , ,. , I v , V , 9, 1 , , ' JUNIOR VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Chip Cataldo, Craig Fowler, Clyde Squires, Steve Wadstrom orton, SECOND ROW: Steve Martin, Matt Bruckman, Craig Wilson, Pat Edenburn, Mike Olson, Scott Hunt. The junior varsity team turned in an 11-7 win-loss record, led by the pitching of Pat Edenburn. Leading hitters were Leroy Clair L400; Mike Olson L380, and Steve Martin L367; Olson led the team in hits 061 and RBl's 061 while Clair led in stolen bases m and tied Martin with most walks mo; 11111 1 1 X711 ,, 1 M Safely there on a passed ball! , C, , '15,? 11; 4 ' , 5X , 1Q , : 1 V 1 7 1,, '4 ,, ' , , I , ' '1' Wi ?wili r ' FRESHMEN--FIR$T ROW: Eric Klingensmith, Oai Baccam, Mark Hermon, Steve Warner, Billy King, Chris Pallwitz, Greg Vincent, David Schnathorst, Kris Spratt, Mike Pezzetti, David Koester, Shawn Brandow, SECOND ROW: Bernie Darr, Doug Black, Eric Kennedy, Joel Baldridge, Jim Peterson, Andy Pickering, Chad Cooper, Tom Warren, Mitch Olson, Mike Poulter, Terry Ritchie, Gregg Mooers, Mark Cataldo. ,4 I44 7 I 4 m 4 M ', ,, f , . , C l, , V' 4 v ,4 4444444 Xx 4 444 ,1 4 44,4 44 4, w 4 ,, , , , g Q Q 44msxx W LTeac'hying the; r x 4 4,444 , , 4A W444; 44 MM MM Ball or strike, umpl?! Perfect refreshmen ' 4 444 t for 441M 9W . ' : laying x , . 4444x4444 . 44 . W444 44, 4244441444547 , 4 .1 74 M44444, m X Q w W gx 6' :92 4 x m xx , x , 4 4 . , , 4 7 7 1,,14; : I WX 4 , '1 ' , 4Q ; . a 0 Q : Q Q QQW , , , 4C4 , 1' x Q: 2K 44 44 , m4 4 Y Q T66 late . . . you're out! Q ' You coul a dropped it! Checking that swing! . Q WXx x I: , , . , waXV W i f1 42W , , X . - V ; FIRST ROW: Margaret Bengston, Lisa Fetters, Kristin Futrelle, Jennifer Wistrom, Beth Hayes, Tra SECOND ROW: Vi Baccam, Julie Hogue, Nancy Stover, Mindy Brown, Melinda Argo, Carrie Hunter, Jonda Black. The year marked the beginning of a new sport--volleyball, a sport marked by a large, enthusiastic tUrnout of athletes. Volleyball features a five-set match that is won by the first team to win three sets. Playing a 13-match schedule often against more experienced teams, the varsity girls tcomposed mainly of seniorsi came up with four wins and nine losses. The first win ever was a four-set match against Indianola. Other match wins were earned over Martensdale St. Mary's t3- Oi, Southeast Warren t3-Oi, and South Hamilton t3-Oi with losses suffered to Colfax tO-3, O-3i, Pella Christian tO-3, O-3i, Bondurant-Farrar tO-3, 1-3i, Johnston t1-3i, South Hamilton t2-3i, and West Marshall 0-3 . , W W i. It's all mine! V ?i ?- Uga y ; Keepin' it in the air! JUNIOR VARSITY--FIRST ROW: Trisha Duffield, Laurie Woods, Shanyn Cherkas, Sonja Moore, Karla Brick, Tammy Osborn, Dawnette Plumb, Laurel Miller, SECOND ROW: Stacey Johnson, Julie Hogue, Melinda Argo, Lisa Gaffey, Dawn Smithson, Michele Grace, Darla Van Ekeren, Brenda Richards, Amy Sharp. The junior varsity team earned six match wins rbest two of three sets, while losing six others. Wins were recorded over Johnston Q-OL Indianola 0-1,, Martensdale St. Mary's Q-OL South Hamilton Q-OL West Marshall Q-OL and Bondurant- Farrar Q-D. Losses were to Colfax 0-2, 1-2,, Pella Christian rO-ZL Bondurant-Farrar rO-ZL Southeast Warren 0-2,, and South Hamilton 0-2,. FRESHMEN--FIRST ROW: Jennifer Brick, Deena Chipp, Jenny Jones, Jennifer Baldwin, Danielle Hermon, Janel Glasener, Michelle King, Heather Lilly, Julie Goodhue, SECOND ROW: Leslie Miller, Rhonda Richards, Terri Dainty, Penny Rhoten, Sue McCaughey, Karmen Summers, Julie Shetterly, Kara Van Zee, Jennifer Bolton. Gaining their first taste of volleyball, the freshmen crew platooned its way to five wins, four losses, and two ties. Wins were gained over Johnston Q-OL Indianola 0-0,, South Hamilton 8-0, 2-D, and West Marshall Q-D. Losses were to Pella Christian rO-ZL Colfax 0-2,, Bondurant-Farrar rO-ZL and Southeast Warren 0-2; Ties were recorded against Martensdale St. Mary's and Bondurant-Farrar. K YOGUN GIRLS TEAM GAINS STRENGTH ww-xxxv tm wwmxwmmw K FIRST ROW. Traci Hansen, Kelli Seger, Coach Dan McGrail, SECOND ROW: Tracy Benge, Kelly Bosch, Patty Claman, Jenny Parker, Sandy Claman, Mary Wedemeyer, Terri Sinclair. The young girls' cross country team placed third in the Heart of Iowa Conference, paced by the efforts of juniors Sandy Claman and Mary Wedemeyer tfourth and fifth, respectivelyi. Claman turned in th best time for the year with a 13:29 clocking at Nevada. Team placements included second at Hoover, third at Pleasantville, fourth at Monroe and Nevada, fifth at Clarke, sixth at Ballard, and eighth at Pella Christian. The team lost dual meets with both Southeast Polk and Nevada. The year ended with a twelfth-place finish in the district, led by Claman's 23rd-place finish. i w; t X mtis Someone's on my heels!?!i x' 4w egg. w WM , I, I 1x WW II ' 2 M 42th,; VJ IN , Xx L If 't SECND AT PLEASANTVILLE TOPS WMWMWWMWI w , , , I ., MMWIW 1 WM? ' V x MzMyuwa. IAWkXV ,', , ,,, , WW VIII , WV ' ?wzwz'ZJZQ e . T I 4 ' ,4 x ,Vx an Hudson, Darrell Hamilton, SECOND ROW: g; e - X FIRST ROW: Tim Hansen, Kurt Kielmann, Andy Havens, Brian Meade, Kenny Bolton, De Kevin Kielmann, Bernie Darr, Jeff Comstock, Steve Day, Mike Olson, Kurt Rothfus, Coach Dan McGrail. A second-place finish at the Pleasantville Invitational was the top effort for the boys' cross country team. Seniors Steve Day and Kevin Kielmann consistently were the top finishers for the Wildcats at most meets. The best individual time was turned in by Steve Day at Nevada with a 11:16 clocking. The team lost a dual meet with Nevada and placed second in a triangular. Other meet placements were fifth at Monroe and the HOI Conference; sixth at Clarke; seventh at Hoover; and eighth at Pella Christian, Ballard, and Nevada. The team finished the season by placing 18th in the District meet. 4 e W, z; I . , ,2 : Where's my finish line Horseplayl?! m r, Bryan Argo, SECOND ROW: Paul Chandler, Brandon andy Haltom, Steve Fishe eve Erickson, R FIRST ROW: Joey Vitlritto, Lenny Brandt, St Cox, Mark Wilson, Steve Phillips, Dan Flaig, Matt Jordan. A season of very close contests--narrow wins and narrow defeats--marked the freshmen squad's efforts as they carved out four wins against two losses. Wins were recorded over Johnston w-OL Norwalk 02-0; Roland-Story UZ-Q, and Nevada 02-8y Losses were to Ballard e643 and Winterset m-m. WW? W 4 WW I .. .l , -1 W W W W W W W f W??? W Wz WWW WWWW-W WWWWWi ?;XwW NW erVW WW ' W W W ., WWW WWW WWWW I XWWW WWW 77W? ,x WWW WW WWWW WWWWW W 7 WWW? W WWW , g MXWQ M W WWWWWWW , w W ' 1' .7 7 The sideline experts! gf . .WX Ii? W ' , I , .7 , 4 -MH 1; l g FIRST ROW: Chad Kuebler, Chris Sprouse, Terry Ritchie, Kelly Dunn, Mike Pezzetti, SECOND ROW: Chris Pallwitz, Garry Patterson, Eric Kennedy, Oai Baccam, Jon Wilbur, Jason Mott, Todd Cook, THIRD ROW: Doug Black, Andy Pickering, Craig Fowler, Clyde Squires, Pat Norton, Scott Shoning, FOURTH ROW: Eric Klingensmith, Bill King, Gregg Mooers, Mitch Olson, Jim Peterson, Jason Camp. igpile-up! W . X , The chase is on! V NEARFECT-PER SEAONFOR, x FIRST ROW. Mark Cooper, Steve Koester, Brian D. Keeney, Brian A. Keeney, Tracy Else, Darren Hardersen, Charlie Dewey, Mike Fetters, SECOND ROW: Todd Cook, Chris Sprouse, Daniel Chipp, Joey Guldbrandsen, Craig Fowler, Clyde Squires, Dan Kruse, Garry Patterson, Chris Morgan, THIRD ROW: Merle Farnum fmanageri, Gregg Mooers, Chris Pallwitz, David Koester, Robb Moulton, David Schnathorst, Chad Scandrett, Jason Mott, Jason Camp, Bill King, Kenny Brehse imanageri, FOURTH ROW: Tony Rodman, Pat Norton, Mike Pezzetti, Eric Klingensmith, Jon Wilbur, Eric Kennedy, Jim Peterson, Doug Black, Scott Shoning, FIFTH ROW: Erik Kuebler, Chad Cooper, Andy Pickering, Kelly Dunn, Mitch Olson, Greg Taylor, Oai Baccam, Terry Ritchie. The '85 campaign was a banner one for the Wildcats as they won their first seven games to earn an 8th-place state ranking before dropping a close game at State Center. They finished with an 8-1 mark overall, including a title tie in conference play with West Marshall with a 6-1 mark. The lone defeat, however, cost them a chance for their first trip to the state playoffs. Strong defense and a good rushing attack marked the games with many records being set during the season. Brian D. Keeney set six new records: longest rush in a game f81 yardsi, most yards in a game i286i, most yards in a season U388; TD's in a game f4; most points in a game Q6; and career tackles f199i. He was ranked fourth in the state in rushing. Other records included most tackles in season iChad Scandrett--104i, longest field goal ery Guldbrandsen--42 yardsi, all kickoff average records fMark Cooperi, and longest kickoff return fTony Rodman--87 yardsi. Rodman established new records in both punt and kickoff returns. Eight players were named to aII-conference first team- -Darren Hardersen, Dan Chipp, B. D. Keeney, B. A. Keeney, Mark Cooper, Chad Scandrett, Tony Rodman, and Dan Kruse. Named to the second team were Charlie Dewey, Steve Koester, and Mike Fetters. Earning honorable mention were Tracy Else. Team captains were both Keeneys, Chipp, and Cooper. Brian D. Keeney was named as Back of the Year as well as Most Valuable Player. Brian A. Keeney was Lineman of the Year with Mark Cooper as 'Cat of the Year. Brian D. Keeney was also named as first team running back on the 3-A AIl-State team with Mark Cooper named as a defensive lineman on the second team. SEASON'S RECORD Pleasantville Nevada Roland-Story Ballard South Hamilton Johnston North Polk West Marshall Albia Adding that important PAT kick! w W. Warm-up with a beat! Off to l ca 3 t it! I caught it! A big gainer upcoming! Defensive help arrives! , xliniwh, Z m , squeenls.... ; year W VKM Strike up the band! Saturday night at the movies!?! QM, W Xxx x xx mWM'M , WiiZWK ?WM . enter t e roya y: I Wildcatg I are tops! N d, k .m .n, e, h t u. r e t S O ,O b t m p S 7 4; ! gydy , ngV L Z W I W WW ' ; , ; Mr. Hdrhecoming! M ya , X6 zi ?; x, , g a xg? 4 M M just another hillbilly! 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T N A D N E T T A COURT OF COMING is x m ' No X g: Jg x AK x N N N FIRST ROW: Kristin Futrelle, Jenny Wistrom, Carrie Hunter, Amy Churchill, Suzanne Grace, Nikki Moon, Christy Else, Krista Hayes, SECOND ROW: Kenny Bolton, Aaron Koch, Bernie Darr, Danielle Hermon, Kevin Kielmann, Robin Cross, Melisa Garmon, Deanna Comstock, Craig Wilson, Debbie Goodhue, THIRD ROW: Mike Olson, Steve Erickson, Steve Day, Bryan Argo, Mary Ellen Weaver, Dave Rock, Stephanie Maxwell, Jill Moede, Brenda Ernst, Robyn Hood, FOURTH ROW: Kelly Owens, Lisa Hartmann, Darby Milner, David Kruse, Sandy Claman, Jim Schrier, Brandon Cox, Alicia Burton, Heather Cope, FIFTH ROW: Beth Hayes, Marcia Day, Joey Vitiritto, Jeff Prall, John Muller, Leroy Clair, Wells Brummer, Dan Still, Randy Rothfus, Marc Cataldo, Rob Lee, SIXTH ROW: Mary Claman, Alex Camp, Jill Jenkins, Kenny Girton, Kerri Gooding, Marc Hermon, Darren Moon, Kelli Seger, Rob Vincent, Scott Hugen, Dana Allen, SEVENTH ROW: Amy Hayes, Michelle King, Angie Adreon, Jennifer Baldwin, April Snyder, Trisha Duffield, Raquel Pybus, Karla Brick, Trudy Peel, Melinda Argo, Jenny Parker, Patty Claman, EIGHTH ROW: Jonda Black, Howard Hirsch, Lori Goodhue, Connie Fenton, Jenny Marple, Phillip Wilson, Noelle Collins, Marlisa Hammond, Kyle Pentico, Trisha Rhoten, Shari Myers, Tracy Benge, NINTH ROW: Brenda Richards, Jenny Jones, Margaret Jones, Julie Goodhue, Jenny Bolton, Karmen Summers, Darla Van Ekeren, Laura Murphy, Heather Callahan, Jenny Reetz, Kelly Bosch. X ,2 z 6 , .7 L 7 7mm ,, About face; hup, two! C'mon, Wildcats; we re victory-bound! Rl-lEE PLAYS FOR PRODUCTION a x xv at. l: t- , W a x change Of directors! Shy and retiring to bold and brazen! Three one-act plays, under the directorship of Mr. Ocasio, were the offer- ings for the fall Drama Department production. The play, Who Am I This Time?, featured Tracy Else and Beth Hayes in a light drama of a meek young man whose personality dramatically changes according to what role he plays in various stage productions. The mystery thriller, Sorry, Wrong Number!, featured Suzanne Smith as the invalid woman, whose telephone is her only lifeline, frantically striving to report a murder plot, not realizing that the murder would be her own. The final offering was a rollicking, 17th- century comedy, The Imaginary Invalid, featuring Bryan Polson as a hypochondriac attempting to marry his daughter off to a doctor lnot of her choicel just to assure himself of a physician's services. Many delightful moments are enjoyed as the rest of the household--daughter lBrenda Ernstl, maid lHeather Moranl, sister Uulie Shetterlyl, and beau lTracy Elselnattempt to change his mind. My dear wife will inherit everYthingl x t x X xx X t X $awwxx$xs s xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx N waxw i ' Nwwkw x ?? M Id In I I ll xA' W No! No! I must Icme! lrue love! a Xv B-b-lj-u t you Are d ad! 7?? a w s nggxaggfw 27A? wwmww WWWWWWW A A 54th A V07 AOM WWMWW , M7 A' Q MNWM wwm w. M? xA? .. ' 2x x Bringing home the bac ' . ' Oops! A blocked punt! A X4 x X i x X ' 4f Q2 Scuttling' fo ARRXKMVKQEX .x x .. Volleyball letters! It's a score! couldn't do it without us! Piling up some yardage! SPIRIT PROMOTERS AT CHS: K x :oA OVN ; Q S w x, k $X1 5,5 M Nx VARSITY FOOTBALb-Paula Kyle, Krista Hayes, Debbie Choda, Robyn Hood, Christine Goldin, Michelle Hardin, Nicole McCleeary, Trudy Peel. am Bankus, Kelly x x Q: XKNVQ 6 ix WKWWWWXV ' : xxx x :. $VCENVXVQR xoxxsxxwx xx JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL--FIRST RO isa Hartmann, Jami Hunt, SECOND ROW: Melody Prall, Cindi Irons, Heather Callahan, Heather Cope. V M RESHM er, Kelly Snelson; Tr Duffield, TOP: Deanna Comstock, Amy Hayes, Candi Erb. ?trafight io he to! 26 U UDUynXVxJK ,, L, szCUUUaUZx Kw U U .2232, ,2 12.2,,y????????gi,5 V . My? . ?V? x L. , J $$DVK$EE xxxi. ; L ???????,?34????gggfggiig $$DE$XEEQV x x gggggzgggggg??ggggggggggilyi ,U a V , , , , Ur m, ,H O C e .m t .B r h .C E L D .D MM S; 6 Y a ,L,H .h t e ,B Y, fl 3 ,e b C C M N, d K E, y ,K M U a P a; d O h C .m b b e D , SI 6 V; a H a t .5 r K T. N O R ,,c.. .QJ TI R ,0 hp 5 ,R E T .,N V. W S R A V d. e DI V; d U r T P. O T. S, U k n a B b O .K N e, U h d O O C .m b b e D JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL--FRONT: Lisa Hartmann, Nikki Moon, Marcia Day, BACK: Heather Cope, Heather Callahan, Jami Hunt. FRESHMEN BASKETBALLnBOTOM: Kafa Van Zee, MIDDLE: Kerri Gooding, Danielle Hermon, TOP: Jennifer Jones. FRESHMEN--BOTTOM: Amy Craig, Jennifer Reetz, TOP: Kelli Van Ryswyk, Lea Porter. zmyz WW ,. XX 277W, , WW? X ,W W 2W? ?W2 ' , 7427777277 ; 7777777777 FIRST ROW: Janel Clasener, Mic elle King, Jennifer Baldwin, Candi Erb, Heather Lilly, Mindy Moran, SECOND ROW: Jennifer Brick, Heather Duffield, Robin Cross, Terri Dainty, Tisha Warner, Julie Peno, Jennifer Philipsson, THIRD ROW: Leslie Miller, Deena Chipp, Penny Rhoten, Julie Shetterly, Sue McCaughey, Karmen Summers, Rhonda Richards. Sporting a 49-point scoring average, the freshmen girls' basketball team notched nine wins against six losses With the B squad finishing with a 1-3 record. Terri Dainty led the forwards with 24 points a game with Tisha Warner dropping in 11 points and Deena Chipp adding 8 points. Sue McCaughey, Penny Rhoten, and Julie Shetterly paced the guard court, holding opponents to 37 points a game. Wins included Norwalk 155-26, 79-371, Johnston 140-16, 50-301, West Marshall 141-281, Ballard 147-30, 46-141, Pella Christian 157-461, and Des Moines Christian 162-441. Losses were to North Polk 136-38, 41-521, Nevada 127-301, Indianola 154-58, 49-541, and Southeast Warren 147-501. xxx v ,' w x ,2 I x txXxxxWx a missed . bscurlng n 77.72777?! 77 4 VWM, 7, Where did it go! FIRST ROW: Karla Brick, Tammy Osborn, Kyle Pentico, Me Dawnette Plumb, Melody Prall, Trisha Duffield, April Snyder. The junior varsity girls finished the season with five wins and seven losses, led by the two-prong scoring of Melody Prall t18 pointst and Trisha Duffield U1 points; The forwards averaged 38 points a contest while the guards were giving up 41. Dawnette Plumb led the team in rebounding with 6 a game while Tammy Osborn and Karla Brick grabbed 4 each and made 3 steals apiece. Wins were over Saydel 82-28; Johnston t42-19, 43-32; Nevada t42-36L and Ballard t42-32y Losses were to Southeast Polk t32-47t, Norwalk t41-48L North Polk 86:40, 36-42; 38-67L West Marshall 68-42; and rd t47-55r. 2,, y back! W2 . W xxx 2, Darn! It got away! Behind the defense! GIRLS PLACE THIRD IN COERNFENCE MW Ml Mi; 0' Mi M M N Xxx xx s a km 5V 5 xx xx 5 , VM ng MMMX ,. EM, y ,1 I y, Mk 'n ' M '7' ,.1 yM V M: M4 ,, CC; ,5 i MWW M l I ngMMWV MM' , ' ' M M M iMVMIM WlX r MM 19; M , ?yyx M ; ngMXMM M MW M i M4 M- ; ' l- W' MMVM MMMMMMM , M M M, M , MMMMM MM , M X U WW MWi VMM M M 7 M M29 MM U i, 5 M i 5 2w M W MW M , , MXWMW MM ,, j. W 54W K WM M MMX xxx xVNXmew M . . M y t , , . . M y M - M M , -, MW ZMM ,, V yM MMMMM . , WM .. . .. Q, ,, M FIRST ROW: Mindy Brown, Karla Brick, Tammy Osborn, Jonda Black, Vi Baccam, Julie Hogue, Robyn Hood, SECOND ROW: Nancy Stover, Andrea Bishop, Kristin Futrelle, Jennifer Wistrom, Trisha Duffield, Dawnette Plumb, Melody Prall. Buoyed by the best defensive average in the HOI Conference i52.6y, the varsity girls climbed to third place with a 9-5 mark. Guard Kristin Futrelle also tied a conference rebounding record with 129. The team finished with the same overall record as last year--1O wins and 9 losses. Led by the two- prong scoring of Jenny Wistrom t22.8 pointsy and Nancy Sto- ver t22.6 pointsy, the forward court averaged 53.2 points a game. Led by the rebounding of Futrelle i8.3i and Andrea Bishop i5.8y and the quick hands and speed of Jonda Black .t3.1 stealsi, the guards held opponents to 53.7 points a game overall. Stover, Wistrom, and Black were all named to the all- conference first team; they also received honorable mention all-state. Bishop and Futrelle earned honorable mention all- conference. Named as the most improved player was Andrea Bishop with Julie Hogue given the hustle award. The most valuable award for a forward was bestowed upon Nancy Stover with Kristin Futrelle receiving the same award for the guards. 6 ??g' Wyfy ywmh 7 , . wx , WWW Mg; , Mid gW Lookin for a friendly face! SEASON'S RECORD Saydel Southeast Polk Pleasantville N rwalk West Marshall Ballard Nevada North POIM South Hamilton Roland-Story Johnston West Marshall Ballard Nevada North Polk South Hamilton Roland-Story Johnston Sou heast Polk 6ECTION - ' K . ; no problem. .W;,:;;W,W,w;,;m w ' - 'i , '. - m z, ,on erwa 1M WWW I 121wame 7myxmtfm Hugen, Dan Flaig, Wyatt Brummer, Paul Chandler, Joey Vitiritto, Steve Phillips, Ben $ WW xx erx x3 . x ' m Wm mum Wm Needed--a much longer arm! W V ' OM WWI , 77, , l7 ZWM 2WxMWl, 7' ' ' 'alrxwxm wwmm , 4? gfw . W WM w; 7M 1 11, z Anticipation! JV BOYS WIN FIVE GAMES kWh w,- ,f'IMWWWMy FIRST ROW: Terry Ritchie, Brian Curnes, Glenn Rawson, Matt Hood, Jason Camp, Eric Kennedy, SECOND ROW: Kenny Brehse, Joel Baldridge, Jay Rot 5, Mark Hermon, Ulrik Blomqvist, Oai Baccam, Darby Milner. With a number of games on the line going into the final quarter of play, the junior varsity boys claimed five wins against eight defeats. Pacing the team to 48 points a game offensively were leading scorers Andy Picker- ing, Jim Peterson, and Tom Warren. Pickering led the team in rebounding while David Koester led in assists and steals. Defensively the team gave up 50 points a contest. Wins were over West Marshall t49-28L North Polk t44-37, 48-4OL lndianola t44-42L and Johnston 60-43; Losses were to Johnston 86-47; Ballard t44-46, 54-65, 47-524, Nevada t39-46L Pella Christian 69-76; Southeast Polk t53-54L and Norwalk t60-71y 6 z x 5' x WM Nam V mm: mcxxxN-xr Me .- 69,6th MN On the move to the basket! X7??? 174 g 7 f xxx 6 X X xx xx W X55 xxxxxx- N ex Don't block it! Back-door drive! Ul FOR A j2-8 YEAR a Ma a x x FIRST ROW: David Darby Milner tmanagen, Kenny Brehse tmanagert, Tom Warren, Darren Hardersen, Jim Peterson, Dan Kruse, Doug Rothfus, Brian D. Keeney, Chad Scandrett, Matt Bruckman. W Honoring parents on Senior Night! Rebuilding from last year's heavy graduation losses, the varsi- ty still managed to amass twelve wins against eight losses, advancing to the second round of District play. The Wildcats finished third in conference play with eight wins and six losses, paced by first-team alI-conference center Dan Kruse. Highlight of the season was knocking state-rated Johnston from the ranks of the undefeated in January. It was a tough season for the team emotionally as they played in a number of close contests--winning some and losing others. The team averaged 53 points offensively with Kruse being the only player in double figures for the season at 19 points a game. He also led the team in rebounding, steals, and blocked shots with Darren Hardersen leading the team in assists. Defensive- ly, the team gave up 50 points a game. Earning honorable mention aIl-conference were Hardersen and Steve Koester. Kruse was named as the team's most valuable player; in addi- tion, he earned all-state honorable mention. Brian D. Keeney received the most improved player award while Tony a Rodman was posthumously named as the best defensive A mad scramble! player. x Sinking ah easy, one! WE 37 60 52 49 54 57 55 51 74 47 58 52 57 47 42 50 51 57 59 54 Block out . . . SEASON'S RECORD Pleasantville West Marshall Ballard Nevada North Polk South Hamilton Roland-Story Johnston West Marshall Ballard Nevada North Polk South Hamilton Roland-Story Johnston Pella Christian Southeast Polk Norwalk West Marshall DIST CD Grinnell 4DISTRICU and then rebound! THEY 35 42 56 54 55 47 52 41 56 39 72 38 56 49 56 62 47 53 37 57 form! Splitting the defense! a WWW WWW W W W y W 2W V, H WW W'Vyw2 t Wy W W, W WW XXX 2 x XXX ?mWW , , , WW ! 2 ,. V 3' . ,2 y . M v C, , , A W WWW Xx x W Wytno y ,z . - , X WWW t W2 W72 7 X W JUNIORS AND SENIORS--FIRST ROW: Clyde Squires, Bret Buelow, Rob Vincent, Robb Moulton, John Muller, Chris Ludington, SECOND ROW: Garry Patterson, Chris Sprouse, Brian A. Keeney, Mark Cooper, Dan Chipp, Craig Fowler, Pat Edenburn. Some outstanding wrestling efforts were turned in by this year's squad. Super-heavyweight Dan Chipp capped his career by placing second in the state meet with Mark Cooper finishing third at heavyweight. Carlisle had its best state team placement--eighth. Brian A. Keeney was the other state qualifier. The Wildcats were 8-3 in dual meets, finishing with a 5- 2 mark in HOI action. Other meet finishes included third in the Districts and the Wildcat Invitational; fourth at Newton, the conference tourney, and Sectionals; and sixth at Clarke. Earning conference championships were Rob Vincent at 126, Bret Buelow at 132, Cooper, and Chipp. Three wrestlers earned Sectional titles--Brian A. Keeney at 167, Cooper, and Chipp with Vincent and Buelow advancing as runnersup. Keeney was the only District champion. Outstanding records turned in this season included Cooper t26-4L Keeney t21-6L Vincent 09-5-0, Buelow t18-6y, and Chipp 05-2; One school record was set as Keeney one opponent in ten seconds. Named as the outstanding wrestlers were Cooper and Chipp. Buelow earned the most improved wrestler award with Keeney receiving the sportsmanship award. SEASON'S RECORD Des Moines East Clarke tOsceolay Roland-Story Pleasantville Ballard West Marshall Nevada Johnston Norwalk South Hamilton North Polk Roll him Count him . . . down and pinned! 10-3; h I 2 en 2M? ,V 2222222222222WM 22222222222200 xx e h 62 ?X Z 2 roy Johnson and Gregg I the team took wins over 42-3 I and South Hamilton 292. Posting winning records were L -21 B3 8- h 2222, 2222241222 2 2 27 gg -2L Chad Cooper 03 Shrging Ink for control' The newest coaching Imeup' Don't let him get away' 3 Lawrence, Steve Erickson, Billy K Bernie Darr, Gregg Mooers, Jason Mott, Mitch Olson, Kelly 18L Johnston Parker 25 Edenburn h 4D, and West Marshall 2 2 Pat -4 9 7 h h T m Wadle Nevada I I Fitzgerald Managed, 10-02 -Story h ROW: Rex 18; Ballard 92 4 mark in dual meets. After dropping the first three meets h 13-29; Roland 25- Clyde Squires 5-32, Greg Vincent h SECOND Clarke I ex. ,4 22 2W2 222? 2x , 22 X, I to turn him over! 2 42 Chad Cooper. Pleasantville A tough one to corral! 40 I What's my next move? X 2 Lenny Brandt team posted a 6 h 2, Now... XX 2 22 East 12- 4 h I 24- 22X 2 FRESHIxjiEN AND SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Randy Haltom Chris Pallwitz Gregg Vincent Dunn 71 junior varsity Sh T R O F El E E. TIe A T S DI 0 TI North Polk Losses were to Chris PalIWItz Mooers U1-9l The ?MWVVcw'; WWW MM, FIRST ROW: Jenny Hunt, Laurie Woods, Deena Furnal, Jami Hunt, Lisa Caffey, SECOND ROW: Keri Ruvoldt, Jenny Brick, Kristi King, Jaci Johannes, Kara King, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Barton, Bethany Rothfus, Leslie Miller, Jennifer Vanderberg, Margaret Jones, Regina Hutton, Jeanne Jensen, Mark Wilson, Jill Hunt. ABSENT: Krista Chandler, Mary Claman, Gina Springston With a national goal of helping yQuth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal grthh, family life, vocational preparatiQn, and Community inVolvement, the FHA was involved In a number of activities. They attended the District meeting in Ankeny in OCtober and the State meeting in Des Moines in March, served as babysittErs for the hallwalkers during the winter months, enjoyed dinner at Chi Chi s in April, and went Christ- mas caroling In December. Officers were Deena Furnal, president, and Jami Hunt, vice president. PHOTOGRAPHY CLU X FRONT: Kenny Bolton, Lisa Caffey, Kristen Lee, Tina DeHeer, BACK: Mr. Fink, Troy Johnson, Jennifer Baldwin ABSENT: Michelle Stewart. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Deena Furnal, Kathy Loomis, Jodi Kness, Heather Moran, Kelly Lowther, Lisa Gaffey, Deena Chipp, Mary ROW: Mike Garmon, Greg Mooers, Garry Patterson, Bryan Polson, Matt Jordan, Kenny Brehse, Wells Brummer, Mike Pezzetti, Cheri Ritchie, Todd Cook, THIRD ROW: Debbie Choda, Lori Goodhue, Sherry Van Dalsem, Matt Hudson, Jeff Prall, Janel Glasener, Brian Thompson, Scott McVey, Greg Vincent, Cindi Irons. Under the leadership of President Heather Moran, Vice President Jodi Kness, and Secretary-Treasurer Kelly Lowther, the Student Council spent a very busy year. Homecoming activities, a Christmas semiformal dance, the Senior Citizen Christ- mas Dinner, Cabin Fever Day, and Staff Appreciation days took of much of the time. The Council also earned enough money to award to $500 scholarships to Heather Moran and Jim Schrier. . . ,, NV h$CV -X x: xx 2 Q. ; x FRONT: Jenny Philipsson, Heather Lilly, Melinda Argo, Mindy Moran, Mrs. Youngblut, BACK: MichelleiVRubin, Jason Camp, Connie Fenton, Bill King, Terri Dainty. Spanish Club members enjoyed a treat at Christmas--lunch at Gringo's. Officers this year were Terri Dainty, president; Connie Fenton, vice president; Mindy Moran, secretary; Carrie Van Ryswyk, treasurer; and Melinda Argo, historian. 4o DEBATERS WIN CONFERENCE TOURNEY V r w xJX. . - met. , 3-. Tet t, . FIRST ROW: Amy Churchill, Suzanne Smith, Robyn Hood, Kathy Loomis, Kelly Lawther, SECOND ROW: Matt Hudson, Howard Hirsch, Phillip Wilson, Heather Moran, Jodi Kness, Krysta Gooding, Brenda Ernst, Brian Coon, Assistant Coach Kim Baer, THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Fink, Greg Vincent, David Kruse, Kenny Girton, Bill King, Derk Solko. xv-x Two tough topics were debated this year by the Central Iowa Debate League. Although the team finished third in the regular season behind champion Knoxville and runnerup Norwalk, Carlisle did beat both opponents in the Conference Tournament to retain that trophy for another year. The two topics for this year were RESOLVED: The United States Federal Government should reduce the defense budget from the 1985-1986 level and RESOLVED: The Federal government should enact legislation imposing an aggregate limit on P.A.C. money a candidate for Federal office may accept. Senior Heather Moran was named as an alI-conference debater. Receiving the honor for outstanding leadership from a senior were co-recipients Jodi Kness and Krysta Gooding. wmwm ., . V V 'T ' ' x 74' Note-taking spectators! In the cross fire! Mn t hm xx WW M4Q2 t 7 9t; Rapid-fire questioning! h Last-minute strategy! LARMCE GROU Suzanne Smith, Alicia Burton, M Shetterly, TOP: Mr. Ocasio. SPEECH ACTIVITIES g EST--FIR T Row; Jefi Praill, Heather Moran, TWO I'S EARNED AT STATE M INDIVIDUAL EVENTS Brick. re CONTEST--Andr ea Jontz, Debbie Choda, Suzanne Smith, Ka w - 4 ,m?m4i mmgfzwyywyx myxw W, , MMMIIW; x 1' .ela' M . I ; Plumb, o, ary Elien Weaver, THIRD' ROW: Jeff Kinter, Mark Wilson, Tricia Rhoten, Bryan Polson, Jim Schrier, Julie SPEECH CONTESTS 2', m rla Two entries took top honors in the state speech contests--one in Large Group and one in IndiViduaI Events. The play, The Imaginary Invalidgreceived a l in large group while the other state entry in Readers' Theatre with Sorry, Wrong Number, earned a Division II rating. Suzanne Smith in dramatic acting earned a Division I rating with her en- try from Sorry, Wrong Number, in the Indivi- dual Events contest. The other Carlisle entry, Andrea Jontz in interpretive readingn-prose earned a Division II rating. All four of these entries qualified for state by earning Division I ratings at their respective district contests. In addition, Jeff Kinter and Kevin Kielmann earned Division II ratings in mime at the Dis- trict Large Group Contest. Earning Division '5 at the District Individual Events Contests were Karla Brick in Interpretive Reading-- Prose and Debbie Choda in improvisation. MADRIGAL SINGERS g X V ? ? 77,? w . , f3? xxx ,,W MM 227 , g? ?g, H VI, .Vh p r m , a r u a L d, n h r a F m .5 r h C S, r 6 MY .n a h S k, .rk r B ha r a K n, O t n e F .m n n O C e, u h d O O C .m b b , e D FIRST ROW: Patty Claman, Jenny Parker , Alicia Burton, Alex Camp, Leroy Clair, Philip Wilson, Howard Hirsch, Mark WilsOn, Kevin KiElmann, April SECOND ROW: Mary Weaver Matt Jordan KNEELING: Kevin Kielmann, CELEBRATION COMPANY FRONT: Dawnette Plumb Gre Mark Wilson, I I Jenny Parker I Randy Rothfus Patty Claman April Snyder, Howard Hirsch, Debbie Choda, Connie Fenton, Aaron Koch. I Karla Brick I 3 Vincent, Joey Vitiritto, Debbie Goodhue, Alicia Burton, Jeff Prall, I , , Mitch Olson Mary Weaver I I Leroy Clair, STANDING: Melinda Argo CONCERT FIRST ROW: Phillip Wilson, Jennifer Wistrom, Krista Chandler, Patty Claman, Stephanie Maxwell, Debbie Goodhue, Kevin Kielmann, Mark Wilson, SECOND ROW: Deana Guenthner, Trisha Duffield, Noelle Collins, Andrea Jontz, Alicia Burton, Heather Duffield, Becky Lingle, Melinda Argo, THIRD ROW: Heather Cope, Julie Linn, Julie Shetterly, Gina Springston, Penny Rhoten, Lea Porter, Mitch Olson, Jenny Parker, Steve Phillips, Greg Vincent, FOURTH ROW: Dawnette Plumb, Melody Prall, Kelly Snelson, Mary Claman, Melinda Hardin, Regina Miller, Bryan Polson, Marcey Moren. WW STATE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST--DIVISION l WINNERS--FIRST ROW: Andrea Jontz GopranoL Noelle Collins $opranoL Alex Camp klarinen, Mary Weaver aubaL SECOND ROW: Alicia Burton BOpranoL Jenny Wistrom Wocal dueU, Debbie Goodhue $opranox Heather Cope Urench horny Howard Hirsch mute and piccoloL THIRD ROW: Kevin Kielmann baritone and vocal dueQ, Jim Schrier $axx Eric Kennedy $axL Brandon Cox GaxL and Jill Jenkins klarinety Singing in step . . . naturally! WMWMW ,Wwwwt FIRST ROW: Jeff Prall, Joey Vitiritto, Alex Camp, Connie Fenton, Laura Murphy, Karla Brick, Trudy Peel, SECOND ROWsTracy Else, Jeff Keil, Leroy Clair, Howard Hirsch, Scott Robinson, Chris McFarland, Brenda Subbert, April Snyder, THIRD ROW: Debbie Cheda, Sharr Myers, Amy Craig, Danielle Hermon, Deanna Comstock, Kara Van Zee, Nicole Bankus, FOURTH ROW: Randy Rothfus, Julie Hogue, Aaron Koch, Janel Glasener, Bethany Rothfus, Lori Miller, Leslie Miller, Jennifer Brick, Annette Blanchard, Mary Weaver. k A move to a larger room facilitated the preparations for a busy year for the vocal music department. The concert choir again performed concerts both in Des Moines and around school. Competing in State Large Group, they re- ceived a Division II rating. Participating in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, six Division I ratings were earned. High- light of the spring season was, of course, the delightful The Sound of Music as well as the swing show. Taking part in the State Swing Contest, the Celebration Company re- a ms ,. a t A ceived a Division II rating. Section leaders this year were A seasonal finale... ng concert! Bryan Polson--basses, Tracy Else--tenors, Karla Brick--altos, a ' M ' and Beth Hayes, sopranos. Named as the most improved singers were Leroy Clair, senior; Debbie Choda, junior; Jeff Keil, sophomore, and Mark Wilson, freshman. Kevin Kielmann was named as the most valuable senior while Tracy Else was cited as the senior with the highest standard of professionalism. MW x Puttin' MWWWMWMWWMMW FIRST ROW: Kenny Bolton, Aaron Koch, Bernie Darr, Danielle Hermon, Kevin Kielmann, Robin Cross, Bryan Argo, Steve Day, Mike Olson, SECOND ROW: Steve Erickson, Eric Kennedy, Tony Rodman, Sandy Claman, Jim Schrier, Brandon Cox, Keith Williamson, Beth Hayes, Marcia Day, THIRD ROW: Kelly Owens, Lisa Hartmann, Darby Milner, David Kruse, John Muller, Leroy Clair, Wells Brummer, Joey Vitiritto, Jeff Prall, FOURTH ROW: Carrie Hunter, Mary Claman, Suzanne Smith, Alex Camp, Jill Jenkins, April Snyder, Trisha Duffield, Raquel Pybus, Karla Brick, Trudy Peel, Melinda Argo, FIFTH ROW: Jonda Black, Howard Hirsch, Lori Coodhue, Connie Fenton, Jenny Marple, Phillip Wilson, Noelle Collins, Darla Van Ekeren, Laura Murphy, Heather Callahan. AZZ BAN a - M57 V W w VWM M W a wz FIRST ROW: Brandon Cox, Jenny Wistrom, Beth Hayes, Marcia Day, Alex Camp, Dan Kruse, SECOND ROW: Craig Wilson, Derk Solko, Aaron Koch, Danielle Hermon, Mike Olson, THIRD ROW: Phillip Wilson, Amy Hayes, Brian D. Keeney, Leroy Clair, Tracy Else, Dan Still, David Kruse. FIRST ROW: Melissa Garmon, Deanna Comstock, Craig Wilson, Debbie Goodhue, Brenda Ernst, Mike Fetters, Eric Klingensmith, Doug Black, Jill Moede, Stephanie Maxwell, Dave Rock, Mary Weaver, Scott Robinson, SECOND ROW: Robyn'Hood, Rob Vincent, Scott Hugen, Kelli Seger, Darren Moon, Marc Hermon, Kerri Gooding, Kenny Girton, Dana Allen, Dan Kruse, AIICIa Btirton, Heather Cope, THIRD ROW: Rob Lee, Dan Still, Randy Rothfus, Marc Cataldo, Mike Pezzetti, Tracy Else, Brian D. Keeney, Jenny Wistrom, Amy Churchill, Christy Else, FOURTH ROW: Trisha Rhoten, Jenny Parker, Shari Myers, Tracy Benge, Patty Claman, Kyle Pentico, Mariisa Hammond, Angie Adreon, Jennifer Baldwin, Michelle King, Amy Hayes, FIFTH ROW: Margaret Jones, Jenny Jones, Brenda Richards, Julie Goodhue, Karmen Summers, Jennifer Bolton, Jenny Reetz, Kelly Bosch, Krista Hayes, Kristin Futrelle, Nikki Moon, Michele Grace. A variety of activities kept the band students busy this year. The concert band earned its third straight Division I in Large Group Contest. Members also earned nine l's in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest in the spring. Again taking part in the Perry Band Olympics, students brought home thirteen individual I's and five group l's. The band was first in their division and third overall. In the fall Howard Hirsch became the first student in over twenty years to qualify for the prestigious All-State Band. Eight band members were honored to play in either the SCIBA freshmen or high school honor bands. The Jazz Band qualified for the State Championships, placing tenth overall. The group was first at NWMS, second at UNI, and fourth at SCIBA, as well as earning a Division I rating at the State Jazz Contest. Out- standing performer awards were earned by Beth Hayes, Jenny Wistrom, Marcia Day, Alex Camp, Brandon Cox, Dan Kruse, Tracy Else, Phillip Wilson, and Craig Wilson. Tri- recipients of the most improved player award were How- ard Hirsch, Christy Else, and Alex Camp. Craig Wilson re- ceived the outstanding senior award. '5 , Sweet sounds from the flutes! iin; Z gig??? W74, V ,. , A??NNy , , 1.??? WZW ,, . aw??x x, , 740 x , , , WWWWWWWWWWM? . W w: 3 iii W Madrigal Singers! y N77? 2xe . featuring those outstanding saxes! Letters for ??ngx . z Ariother most improved player--Alex Campl Most Valuable Vocal Senior--Kevin Kielmann! w e V O r p m t S O M d n a e t a t S the heart of marching band! All- for freshmeh swing choir! NNN Some outstanding class vocalists NNN Ni Certificates Percussion . . . Howard Hirsch . . . 577;? ! W N l A WXWW WW6 ?WwX; W .4. ZWiwnWNzk , W WMMNMMWWMW? . some band Ietterwinners! Outstanding band senior--Craig Wilson! Those Concert Choir letters 49 5 dimensions! I That Apeppy' band! . H . Adding zest to a vocal concert! Overflowing the stage W0 Contented with that easy sound! $0 h tN WWWWW WWWWWWW WWWW W 1 KS t ,1, , W 2 ,, c ,WZWWWWWL WWW, W A delightful duo! A concentrated effort! WWW W 7, W W ., WW 4. ,, , ,, W4 WWW W , , ,, ZWWWWWWWM WW Hm M U D. e R e h tt tf 0 n m y H Wm t t a B e m m 0 5W LI0 0 LS A ' their hearts out! -winning duet! A state Follow the leader! Blowin Keeping that beat! ' IPOETIC MPOTPOURRI x, wwwwwwywm f , ' ., V N The boys frantically search tor a date, ALGEBR A ll Calling and hoping they're not too late. Getting measured for their tux rental, Graphs and equations are such a bother. Everyone IS gOIng mental! You can't get help from mother or father. Quadratic formulas are so hard to do, The girls are visiting the tanning bed, A never-ending class of Algebra - Never sure if they'll be brown or red! Dressed in a $400 dress, They think they'll be better than all the rest! Laura Miller Finally the big night has arrived, And you know you will not be deprived. Pictures are snapped by a proud Dad and Mom When it's time for the lunior-Senior Prom! PYSlCAL EDUCATION Recreation is his fame, Teaching sportsmanship is his game. Honesty is expected . -x . a a To this man who is respected. THE START OF THE DAY High on a mountain is where he belongs, Casting discipline is Mr. Armstrong! Homeroom is always a blast; No one gets things done very fast. We have a party at the end of the year, Oai Baccam And gossip flows from ear to ear! A b- s Shin splints, pulled muscles are not fun, THE COMEDIAN Running's not for everyone. Thrill of victory, agony of defeat He teaches government to the freshmen. YOU experience these in all the meets. He can answer about any question. Even though his jokes really stink, We all like him, Mr. Fink! Scott Shoning NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY W0y , Mtg hXXNeN tw xxx m e Mmmwmxwx k x ewe OLD MEMBERS--FIRST ROW: Krista Chandler, Melinda Argo, Tracy Else, Vi Baccam, Heather Moran, Debbie Goodhue, Jonda Black, SECOND ROW: Jenny Parker, Carrie Hunter, Beth Hayes, Steve Koester, Steve Day, Rob Vincent, THIRD ROW: Nancy Stover, Dan Kruse, Jodi Kness, Suzanne Smith, Robyn Hood, FOURTH ROW: Jim Schrier, Craig Wilson, Doug Rothfus. ABSENT: Christy Else, Brenda Ernst, Connie Fenton, Krysta Gooding, Jody Judge, Brian D. Keeney, Kathy Loomis, Kelly Lowther, Debbie Mendenhall, Carry Patterson. This year NHS put a special emphasis on service with each of the thirty-two members providing ten hours of community service. Before Christmas break, members conducted a Toys for Tot's Drive by organizing a class competition in grades 7 through 12. The 632 students involved donated over 900 toys with the senior class winning the prize for donating the most toys per members--breakfast served by the NHS sponsors. Officers this year were Beth Hayes, president; Tracy Else, vice president; Jonda Black, secretary; and Jim Schrier, treasurer. WWWW amwmma wwwyxmxwxy , 1 h 1 gtaj, M'iixpg'g 44; ngi gft,giiliailggg. X14 NEW MEMBERS--FIRST ROW: Marcia Day, Lance Br ndt, Sco tt McVey, Oai Baccam, Phillip Wilson, SECOND ROW: Brenda Richards, Julie Hogue, Sherry Van Dalsem, Mary Claman, THIRD ROW: Eric Kennedy, Jim Shetterly, April Snyder, Andrea Bishop, Sandy Claman, Jon Wilbur. ,?g x pi gag, w! mug h ideals! ; . Escorting in the honorees! The reception line-up! . to uphold th yw . zh e4 the president! he x x, . .. 2g from H , S e b e h t h .n w e 8 a t S e h t 8 .m m x w A handshake and a pin! induction weeb Musical entertainment from Beth Hayes! , WMyxxViyxw x xx x Pledge of t$w member! -in! ??Iizviiiitzfi , 2,1,??? The official sign Tapping in the newest Jodi Kness lights the candle of leadership! M, 777x 774 , Z7775? ZXQ??? '7' '7 7M 7 ,, 277W X K ; 77A747 X $7 77 W7 X 77947 7X 7 7477 X KWX7 1 7 7 t r h707 O 7 W X 7 C7 7 t 1 Kecorde ? X 7, V Where should we sit? x QRNN ; , , Wyzy7 e t WO ' 7 t 777; :7 x ???;??4777 M797 7 hXMxZ 0M XXK7 A warm thank you from the seniors! I wWW 77 7x ngR-SENIOR . I7; 7722 j, 7 W77 7 W 777,? A coordinated effort is neeaed! PRO M h m 77, t ,. V Lots of work for everyone! The Junior-Senior Prom, hThis Could Be The Night, was held in the high school gym on Saturday, April 26, amid the sparkling lights of two gigantic domes and pasteI-colored streamers and balloons. Junior class president, Andrea Bish- op welcomed the seniors before the banquet with senior class president, Chip Cataldo, giving the acceptance. After a banquet featuring Chicken Cordon Bleu, the music of Predictable provided dancing pleasure on a hot, humid night. An after-prom party wih a variety of games and prizes as well as a breakfast was held to finish off the night's entertainment. Checking out the scenery! xx 7 'V gkxxxxx , 7 One of the super sophomore servers! WW, 7 , , at war .vithWIeV MW e y.., z , g, a I t1 yr??? . and the winner is . . . Picture-taking remembrances! An atter-prom specual' Livening up the dance! 9,7,?! g s enioy the mood! Place your bet! warm heart Let' l 24 t k? 2416 x??? 2?, Soft music Did we win? $9141 . gy 3 , dvlzvzul ?;xe .. gZIWNHg . Dance away the night! Predictable provides the music! i W. H, FIN, E, HM TH E B,,. D L U 0 C; B H TI THE SOUND OF MUSIC T g I , , Evening prayers at the Abbey! . . . . A smoothly run household! The strains of many familiar tunes rose from the stage as The Sound of Music was the choice for this year's musical ex- travaganza. The tale of the Von Trapp family's escape from pre-World War II, Nazi-dominated Austria delighted three packed-house performances. With Tracy Else as Captain Von Trapp; Beth Hayes as Maria; Bryan Polson as Max Detweiler; Suzanne Smith as Elsa Schraeder; Connie Fenton as Mother Abbess; and Nicole Bankus, Alex Camp, Debbie Brehse, Matt Snyder, Rebecca Shetterly, Mandi Black, and Melissa Ledlie as the delightful children, everyone enjoyed the outstanding per- formances by the cast, crew, and orchestra. z s m . , , , , . , Re . . . a drop of golden sun! I am sixteen . . . . ' Muawx wzmm' 0 The soon-to-be Mrs. Von Trapp?!? The children at play!?! Patriotic emotions erupt! Ir WW' W WM W, mg wwwaw . W wm W Amt wax mwwwAmm N N x x xxx xxx WWMWWW ZWVL W W , W WW W P W W W ;WM 1 W W WWWVWV W WWWWWW W z i g WW W IWIWIMIA WW Wg W ? 07 5 K $$wxxxmxmmww Nazi orders arrive! A Nazi ship awaits his command?!? W W mm; Cuckoo . . . Cuckoo! Flight from Nazi dominatio Curtain call for all! THREE RECORDS FALL GIRSL - W . vulx ,E x, , ,. m .M FIRST ROW: Candi Erb, Jenny Baldwin, Julie B 0ND ROW: Rhonda Richards, eanna Comstock, Jill Moede, Sandy Claman, Kelly Lowther, Mary Wedemeyer, Tisha Warner, Deena Chipp, Janel Clasener, Heather Moran, Julie Linn, THIRD ROW: Penny Rhoten, Sue McCaughey, Heather Callahan, Melody Prall, Nancy Stover, Trisha Duffield, Lisa Fetters, Patty Claman, Tracy Benge, Marcia Day, Karmen Summers. Three new records were set in a year marked by strong winds, storms, and cancelled meets. The individual record was set in the 400 hurdles by freshman Deena Chipp with a time of 1:09.18. Two relay records fell, set by the same quartet of junior Mary Wedemeyer, senior Jonda Black, ju- nior Julie Hogue, and Deena Chipp. Their 4 x 100 time was 52.44 while they lowered the 4 x 200 mark to 1:50.67. These same two relays qualified for the state meet with .5 - ,, the 4 x 100 team placing eighth overall, lowering their wewtw i . school mark to 52.36. In addition, other state placings 1' . . found Nancy Stover finishing seventh in the high jump and Racing with the clock! Jonda Black finishing ninth in the long jump. As a team, . . they successfully defended their own Wildcat Invitational title, They also placed third in the McDonald's Classic, fourth at Nevada tbefore meet's cancellationi, and sixth in the HOI Conference and at Districts. They placed first in one triangular, second at two others, and tied Knoxville for first in another. Three other invitationals--Johnston, Bondurant-Farrar, and Pella Christian--were cancelled due to bad weather. The junior varsity team placed second at their own Wildcat Invitational. Seniors Mark Cooper and Jonda Black were chosen to reign over Carlisle Relays Week as Wildcat King and Queen. WW7 X The fin w wwwxmx ??gwc - V X7 X , ,Iz p; 0 . a 4, x My race--right! 7 W4 W . mmxm-y mwywwxzwyww 4 .$ ' ,4 X 7 M VMWW Fly like the ,myymwmzwymy okmwm , xxx x xx xx A battle for placement! A winner . . . no doubt! THRD' ,RACT'T HO' CROWN mwwmm mm W 'x; FIRST ROW: Billy King, Scott Shoning, Brian A a? A . Keeney, Brian D. Keeney, Tracy Else, Mark Cooper, Erik Kuebler, Steve Day, Lance Brandt, Joey Guldbrandsen, Bernie Darr, SECOND ROW: Mike Pezzetti, Bryan Argo, Lenny Brandt, Brian Curnes, Chad Cooper, Jon Wilbur, Jeff Keil, Robb Moulton, Dan Still, Eric Kennedy, Garry Patterson, Coach Mike Squires, THIRD ROW: Joel Watson, Mark Wilson, Joey Vitiritto, Derk Solko, Paul Chandler, Brandon Cox, Steve Erickson, Kraig Kading, Kenny Bolton, Chip Cataldo, Kurt Rothfus, FOURTH ROW: Merle Farnum Steve Phillips, Steve Fisher, Matt Jordan, Brian Meade, Todd Ferguson, Philip Burrell, David Schnathorst, Eric Southward, Kenny Brehse, Assistant Coach Vern Johnson. A 400- meter specialist at work! Five new records were established in another excellent track season as the boys successfully defended the HOI Confer- ence crown--their third straight. New records included Brian A. Keeney in the pole vault 04'6'3; Brian D. Keeney in the 400 hurdles 61.311; Mark Cooper in the discus 0640; Steve Day in the 400 dash 61.311; and the 1600 relay of Day, Jon Wilbur, Eric Southward, and B. D. Keeney 8:28.931. In state competition, B. D. Keeney was second in the 110 hurdles, B. A. Keeney was second in the pole vault, Mark Cooper placed sixth in the discus, and the 1600 relay team finished seventh. The other state qualifier was Day in the 400 dash. Six team members qualified for the Drake Relays--both Keeneys, Coo- per, and the 400 relay team of Lance Brandt, B. A. Keeney, Erik Kuebler, and Robb Moulton. Top efforts were second in hurdles for B. D. Keeney and sixth in discus by Cooper. As a team, they were first at the McDonalds Classic, second in the Wildcat Invitational and Districts, third at Norwalk and John- ston, fourth at Knoxville and Grinnell, and 15th at the state meet. They also won three earIy-season triangulars. Reigning as conference champions were B. A. Keeney tpole vault and long jumpy Mark Cooper tdiscus and shot putx Steve Day t400 dashx B. D. Keeney U10 and 400 hurdlesx and the 1600 relay team. Mark Cooper was named as king of the Wildcat Relays Week. ' a .Wi I ,M 1, MW A ' Beaten . . . by only a few steps! X yx A very smooth W447 In each other's shadow! y ; i y x0 , ,wwwwmx 1 y yowowww IMWW , ywwwam W WWW? m 41 mmmh Kw? Wk x A haIf-miler . . . by himself. YouAve got the lead! A sprint to the winner's tape! BOYS EARN HOI CMNHAPIOSHIP 'Nt t t. FIRST ROW: Darren Moon, Matt Hudson, Parker Lawrence, Randy Haltom, Chad Cataldo, Wyatt rBummer, Brian Coon, SECOND ROW: Jason Condon, David Koester, David Kruse, Rob Vincent, Greg Vincent, Shawn Brandow, Oai Baccam, Kevin Spencer, THIRD ROW: Bryan Haltom, Jim Schrier, Tom Warren, Matt Hood, Matt Bruckman, Wells Brummer. With a large number of experienced golfers returning this season, the boys improved their dual meet season to six wins against one loss. The team returned to the top in the conference by winning the HOI meet at Jester Park with sopho- more David Koester being conference runnerup medalist. The team finished second in the Colfax Invitational and tied for fourth in the Sectional Tournament. Co-medalists for the season were David Koester and senior Matt Bruckmann. SEASON'S RECORD Pleasantville Johnston Saydel Southeast Polk Norwalk Ballard Pleasantville V $$ WWW I I M; wmm W MW . Straight to the flag! , Getting warmed up! R GIIRS CLAMI IIHIRD I CR FIRST ROW: Marlisa Hammond, Michelle Rubin, Jennifer Brick, Jenny Philipsson, Tisha Durham, SECOND ROW: Sherry Var Dalsem, Beth Hayes, Robyn Hood, Jenny Wistrom, Mindy Brown, Vi Baccam. Led by the experience of five senior letterwinners, the team won four dual meets, lost one, and tied another. They claimed their third straight Heart of Iowa Conference championship with Jenny Wistrom defending her conference med- alist honors, making her a three-time champion. In addition, the team placed first in the Norwalk Invitational, the Saydel Invitational, and the Sectional Tournament. Wistrom earned medalist honors at Saydel while finishing as runnerup medal- ist at Norwalk and in both the Sectional and Regional tournaments. The team just missed a chance to advance to the state meet, placing second to Grinnell in Regional play. Wistrom was the team medalist for the season with Mindy Brown finishing as runnerup medalist. WE SEASON'S RECORD Pleasantville Johnston Saydel Norwalk Ballard Pleasantville XkaV A. mighty backswing! A steady putter! 2 MW smokers! 's fooling whom? V6 Rone crackers Bubble gum Wx gigz? Who They Chicken in a bread pan . . . really gross! I Jonda s not fight over it! I Let 1D 9 t f a V: a d e h T The main feature today is . . . . 4X . Z , V w . e , ?xsk .. iikxx Lunch-time chatter! iii? A simple nose job! 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L x xxx - - - hypnosis can be fun! . . some birthdays were soaring adventures! 9 e . xxx x - . - a message too close for comfort! . . . state-bound are we! . . . super efforts at state wrestling meet! . . . the spirited volunteer cheerleaders! m kidding! 4 71 77 M x?n . 7 MW. W - WVKXW w . x xi 0 making a Godzilla movie! F aculty b. w1W 3W cym3 3w 01030433 1 MIX no wdimsb ng ' HWWMTB k3 ' ' Xoue em ? W 0M $.1me - LQXU WU W W ufbw. 3w Mowx : W52me 3 3'1 W D r13 WW Q3913 , $WXQH w 4 ? 7???? ' 3 '; V , 7' , x , , A, ,, ,,- VHW J 7 ' H? MR. DEAN TURNER MR. ROGER THORSHEIM Superintendent of Schools High School Principal MRS. LILLIE TYLER I J; w . I - , L Secretary--Board of Education ' ,. L V ' MRS- ROMA DYE ,- , , ' . .V 4 Hugh School Secretary MRS. KIM ALEXANDER MRS. HELEN PRALL and Teacher Aid Secretary to Mr. Turner High School Secretary MR. DICK ARMSTRONG Physical Education MRS. MARY BANKUS Library Aid MR. CHARLES BARTLETT Industrial Arts MRS. CYNTHIA BARTON Home Economics MR. DWAYNE BARTON Biology MRS. KATHY CHURCHILL Study Hall Supervisor MR. JACK COOPER Guidance Counselor MR. PHIL CRONIN IndustriaI Arts MRS. VICKIE CRONIN Art MR. WILLIAM FINK Social Studies MR. WAYNE .FLEISHMAN Industrial Arts 8x Assistant Principal MR. RIEX FOWER Earth Science MRS. TERI GRUSS Learning Disability MRS. PEGGY CRUSS Multi Categorical MR. VERN JOHNSON Mathematics WM MRS. ERNESTINE KRAFKA Reading MRS. KAREN LAFFERTY Physical Education MRS. BARBARA LANG English x X W WV m$$$i$ KW W XXX Xxx Ies isabilities try 81 Physics D KATHY REINERTSON CHARLOTTE SMITH Ian KATHY SMITH IS Learning MICHAEL SQUIRES MICHAEL LEO RON SEARS ies Social Stud Computer 8! Mathematics is MR. DENNIS REINERTSON dance Counselor iness Education 87 English MRS. KATHY NOLAND Social Stud MISS CARLA LAWSON MR. ROBERT LOHRENZ MR. DAN MCGRAIL Home Economics Chem MR. FRANK OCASIO h 87 Drama Engl MISS ALAYNA PERRY Special Education Vocal Music MR. BILL PRINGLE Instrumental Music MISS NANCY SMITH Business Education MRS i Bus MR MR Cu MR MRS brar MRS L 7 7,77 77747 x ; 7777 , 7777777; ,7 77700771756 mxmwwmwdx 77771 774,, 77 E7 L9 7:72;; N i VW' 2' V7 W$mefx 77M 7,7 7x77 7 ,. ., , 7777777 777 7777 7777777 7777 77 77 7x7 7 L J, 4', 7H1 THE COOKS--FRONT: Donna Sch Hammond, BACK: Margaret Cross, Naomi Farnum, Dixie Herkelman. A motley crew . . . at attention! , Grace Penick, MMM- ' IWIMW . WW I .V lrMoMMx W v . w M You break W72, , X x kawwx MR. ALAN STONER Industrial Arts MR. WALTER STOVER Mathematics MR. RALPH SUMMERS Physical Education 81 Athletic Director MISS BECKY WHEELER Spanbh MRS. JOAN WOLFE Nurse MRS. DEBORAH YOUNGBLUT Spanbh xxxmxx - MM??? MMW New occupation, Mr. Stover?! What am I bid for this? WW Stop in the name of the Iaw!?! MMM M W , KW! Even teachers go back to school! I have the latest computer printout! 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L 7 ' L 'L x $19 w meow; Kgl M 5K: WQQQ fv kfj gbv :6ng KLCM ZQ to ZVQQK ff f 6.79 CI; uawsseplapun Angie Adreon Dana Allen Cathy Anderson Bryan Argo Jennifer Baldwin Dave Benge Jennifer Bolton Kelly Bosch Dan Bowlin Janice Bowlin Lenny Brandt Jennifer Brick Wyatt Brummer Alex Camp James Cardwell Chad Cataldo , M WX Paul Chandler ' Deena Chipp Deanna Comstock Jason Condon Brian Coon Brandon Cox Amy Craig Robin Cross Terri Dainty Heidi Daly Teena DeHeer Amy Doggett Heather Duffield Trisha Durham Trudy Epps Candi Erb Steve Erickson James Fiscus Steve Fisher Rex Fitzgerald Dan Flaig James Gaffey Melisa Garmon Kenny Girton Janel Glasener Julie Goodhue Kerri Gooding Danielle Green Morgan Griebe Deana Guenthner Randy Haltom Marlissa Hammond Traci Hansen Amy Hayes Traci Heaberlin gmywwxxwmla WM WM W MWMWMM Jaci Johannes Troy Johnson Ben Johnston Jenny Jones Margaret Jones Matt Jordan Tyler Kiester Poncho Killen Kristi King Michelle King Jamie Kinter Diane Koch David Kruse Dean Kuebler Desiree Lagerquist Tom Lancaster Parker Lawrence Rob Lee Danielle Hermon Ted Hiracheta Jeremy Howard Dean Hudson Matt Hudson Scott Hugen Aaron Hutchins Dan Hutchison Melissa Jackson Heather Lilly Patty Loomis Stephanie Maxwell Sue McCaughey Scott Mentzer Leslie Miller Darby Milner Jill Moede Gary Mongar Darren Moon Kala Moore Mindy Moran Angel Morris Robby Noble Barry Nunez , 6W6 Kelly Owens MM wZZM 6? D O Z 6 an rona M?MM M4? 6 g2 ' Chris Paxston . 666: 2 M6MM V , W6 Julie Peno Jennifer Philippson Steve Phillips Use this hold instead! Lea Porter Jeff Prall Raquel Pybus Lori Reeser Jenny Reetz Penny Rhoten Rhonda Richards Bethany Rothfus Michelle Rubin Keri Ruvoldt Ken Schurman Kelli Seger Julie Shetterly Dustin Short Chris Sinclair Robert Smithson Kelly Snelson Joe Snodgrass Nice outfit, Tex! SECOND ROW: Paul Chandler, Michelle Rubin, Jill I 45ng? Mr. Cameraman! o. m o S nk ma PD m: MW PO TR m0 nR mm IT I I , 2 WXV $?,4 go? M 7 X ?MWVWMMW? Hudson Moede -treasurer' secretary Kelly Van Ryswyk Kara Van Zee Jim Worthington Joel Watson Robert Wilcox Keith Williamson Mark Wilson Joey Vitiritto Tlm Wadle Tisha Warner Filling up on the freebies! Karmen Summers Richard Swacker Brian Thompson Jennifer Vanderberg Lori Van Ekeren Derk Solko Brian Thompson, president; Matt Hudson, vice president. Christmas artnsts' FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Deena Chipp, Joel Baldridge Robyn Bartholomew Tracy Benge Brian Bickford Doug Black Shawn Brandow Kenny Brehse Tricia Brugioni Alicia Burton Heather Callahan Jason Camp Marc Cataldo Amy Churchill Patty Claman Noelle Collins Chad Cooper Heather Cope Brian Curnes Bernie Darr Marcia Day Trisha Duffield The infamous hall blockers! Kelly Dunn Scott Eash Steve Eckert Tracy Epps Mike Fisher Deena Furnal Liz Anne Futrelle Lori Goodhue Darrell Hamilton Lisa Hartmann Marc Hermon Howard Hirsch Jami Hunt Jennifer Hunt Jerry Hunter Jeff Hutchison Angela Hutton Regina Hutton Cindi Irons Chris Jackson Stacey Johnson Andrea Jontz Jamie Judge Kraig Kading Jeff Keil Eric Kennedy Jeff King Kara King William King Eric Klingensmith Laura Miller Gregg Mooers Nicole Moon Brad Moren Marcey Moren Jason Mott Laura Murphy Tammy Noble Mitch Olson Chris Pallwitz Brenda Paxston Kyle Pentico Jim Peterson Mike Pezzetti Andy Pickering Dawnette Plumb Melody Prall Jennifer Prince David Koester Darin Lawton Kristen Lee Becky Lingle Julie Linn Jennifer Marple Jennifer Maynard Jennifer McClintock Brian Meade Glenn Rawson Tricia Rhoten Brenda Richards Terry Ritchie Jay Rothfus David Schnathorst Scott Shoning Mike Smith April Snyder Kris Spratt Greg Taylor Greg Vincent Steve Warner Tom Warren Jon Wilbur Phillip Wilson Laurie Woods Nxmxm SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--Brenda Richards, secretary- . - - . treasurer; Mike Pezzetti, vice president; April Snyder, president. Fascinating, simply fascinating! 0,4794 2 MMWW mwmidw 4L Magng W, , 9 kawwgmxfwxw , wy mewy2mx4 x 1m .. who's cerfect! Tro blemakers . Sandy Claman Jeff Comstock Bill Cook Todd Cook Dee Dee DeVault Tom Dodge Bill Durham Rick Eaton Christie Edenburn Melinda Argo Charles Atteberry Nicole Bankus Andrea Bishop Brian Black Annette Blanchard Ken Bolton Karla Brick Janice Brunson Philip Burrell Shanyn Cherkas Debbie Choda 2r ymyl, , x ,wafwimymf m; , Mywimxy aiwwmi ' awrme ' szAyx'ym', ' , -W A42 Pat Edenburn Christy Else Earl Farnum Connie Fenton Todd Ferguson Darcy Fink Scott Fisher Craig Fowler Lisa Gaffey Angela Gee Diane Gould Michele Grace Tim Hansen Michelle Hardin Krista Hayes Julie Hogue Matt Hood Scott Hunt Jill Jenkins Jeanne Jensen Jodi Johannes John Kinter Aaron Koch Daniel Kruse Erik Kuebler Paula Kyle Tracie Lancaster Eric Lawrence Kathy Loomis Kelly Lowther Hawaii or bust! ?! Becky Moeller Missy Moore Sonja Moore Chris Morgan Robb Moulton Shari Myers Tony Nesselroad Pat Norton Marc Ortiz Tammy Osborn Jenny Parker Garry Patterson Trudy Peel Adam Prine Cheri Ritchie Scott Robinson Tony Rodman Kurt Rothfus Joe Marr Steve Mathany Kelly McCleeary Chris McFarland Matt McVey Debbie Miller Laurel Miller Matt Miller Regina Miller Randy Rothfus Jamie Royse James Ruggles Chad Scandrett Amy Sharp Jim Shetterly Janet Sloan Dawn Smithson John Snodgrass Kevin Spencer Chris Sprouse Clyde Squires Sue Stephens Michelle Stewart Dan Still Nancy Stover L . L 7 , L . , Brenda Subbert XXXXW ,1 . ; ,. F X X : , , Jerry Tyler Darla Van Ekeren Carrie Van Ryswyk Steve Wadstrom Mary Weaver Mary Wedemeyer Mike Willer Jeff Woodard ha; WMW I'll tromp 'em! Nummy . . . wasn't it! x xx $ w 1;, Wam M ?7472 y ?WM 4 '0 M Just cruising the islands! y x xx3xxme RKWVN GRADUATION ESCORTS: Xhuw I $ Trudy Peel, Dan Kruse. X X yX ket! - 'Mxy z 4me , , , ,, Dueling cameras! 4 2 The studious one?! x , Z2; for Mr. Sound Man Tufhing over the SC leadership! zxx 73fwxyW x 4,2 69 , , , 4 x afinX V , Ier. y Wymy X7 Bausch 8 Lomb Senior Science Award--Heather Moran! Army Reserve National ScholaUAthlete Awards--Jonda Black and Brian D. Keeney! z Z? iI Scholarship--Heather Moran and Jim Schr 4?; Student Counc V: A D S D, R AH W A L 9? 3;, 4X4 1y ??1 xi Iowa Academy of Science--Heather Moran! , ,2 g XXL Z 7x ? 1 ???; ??4;;zi College scholarship recognition--Robyn Hood! xxx xxxixkx x xxx ! foryears of dramatic excellence! Kathy Loomis Junior Bausch 8 Lomb wunner-- ional Math Test winner--Steve Koester! Nat 4 xx ool Staff Scholarshiose-Jim Schrier I Dare You Awards--Kelly Some Of the twelve PresrdentlaI Lowther and Carry Patterson! Academic Fitness Award winners! STAFF v , , , , ., v. . , a , s , Wx- '- FRONT: Mary Claman, Gina Spri hari Millard, Melinda Argo, Michelle Grace, Jeanne Jensen, Tim Hansen, Chip Cataldo, BACK: Dawnette Plumb, Lisa Gaffey, Jim Welford, Jim Richards. ABSENT: Robyn Hood, Kristin Futrelle, Christine Goldin, Mindy Brown, Christie Edenburn, Nicole Bankus. A. Computer annual arrived at CH5 and with it, a few new problems. Nothing was more frustrating than putting copy on the computer and then getting twenty busy signals in a row when trying to send the copy to the company. However, there were other more enjoyable times, taking pictures--choosing pictures, and thinking of captions. We hope that you eniov this book as much as we did putting L Wyttxxwk x x 1I 4 Mm WWw 11 ? ' ' Mm The personalized annual shuffle! Layout masters?! Order your annuals here! pin' Jill! Safest way to ski! x Ax ' x Q. X XV, QXX L The targets, men, not the cars! The strange world of debate! JUSt a .SImple roll through life! T. BACCAM ARGARET ANN BENGTSON JONDA KAY BLACK ULRIK JOHAN BLOMQVIST JULIE DENISE BOWLIN V2, -' W 2 XX LANCE RANDALL BRANDT MELINDA JOANNE BROWN MATTHEW VERNON ; BRUCKMAN WELLS JOHN BRUMMER : BRET RICHARD BUELOW RHONDA L. CARICO MM? 1,7 7 . 7, x4 ,, x V 1, W 09 xy ,4, ,X 20,. , , , ,x ixihrxx, , ix ,, , 7 ixx? wAVMyxw , , ,. L : , , , , i?! . 4MM ; . . , ?XWM . , V , , , A , a x . A . . . ; , XiC . .. Z; 2, 7 , , , , 7X CHRISTOPHER THOMAS JEANETTE DOLLAR . DOSTAL CATALDO MARK EDWARD COOPER S EVEN ROBERT DAY CHARLES ALBERT DEW Y SHERRI JALENE CATTELL KRISTA LYNN CHANDLER DANIEL LANE CHIPP LEROY DUANE CLAIR MARY ANN CLAMAN JARED WAYNE EASH LORI JAMES D FITZGERALD WILLIAM GARMON JEFFREY FETTERS BRENDA ELLEN ERNST STEVEN CRAIG ETHELL MERLE DAVID FARNUM LISA JEAN FETTERS KRISTIN KAY FUTRELLE NICOLE MARIE CILPIN .Dln E S W. H S C P F. N P A E F L N E L V.. A R C l. m M m C T. L RHONDA LYNN MICHAEL MICHAEL 4w , JEAN GOODHUE N N A M T R A H F. N V.. A w V. N O H T N A DIANA LEA COFF CHRISTINE LYNN GOLDIN JON EUGENE GOODE KRYS A LYNN GOODING JOEN GULDBRANDSEN BR AN D. HALTOM DARREN RONALD HARDERSEN ELIZABETH ANN HAYES ROBYN LYN HOOD JILL MARIE HUNT DEBRA CARRIE JOY HUNTER JUDY LYNN IVERSON JODY MICHAEL JUDGE BR AN ADEN KEENEY BRIAN DENNIS KEENEY KEVIN KEITH KIELMANN 5 $$ $ JODI LYNN KNESS . STEVEN JAMES KOES R CHRIS LAFON LUDINC ON STEPHEN EUGENE MARTIN SCOTT RANDALL MCVEY DEBRA LYNN MENDENHALL ' xix m y VX SHARI LYNN MILLARD TRACIE LEE MILLER HEATHER MAUREEN MORAN JOHN STEVEN MULLER MICHAEL TODD OLSON DAWN LOUISE PALAR TRACY LINN PARSON STEVEN LINN PAXSTON DOUGLAS P. PHILLIPS BRYAN FRANCIS POLSON JAMES A. RICHARDS RONALD DEAN RINEHART X My , 7X, xxxzxxmwm WxxRMQ WWW DAVID AARON ROCK DOUGLAS LYLE ROTHFUS JAMES EDWARD SCHRIER 6 : CHRISTINE MARIE SLOAN 4 SUZANNE LOUISE SMITH DOUGLAS LEE SPENCER GINA MICHELLE SPRINCSTON SHANE RORY TACCART MICHELLE ANDREA THOMPSON V M;?f, V : - 1, ,.X H ? y JERRI LYNN VAN BLARCUM SHERRY LYNN VAN DALSEM LIZA DENA VAN VEEN ROBERT HAROLD VINCENT ANGELA WARNER RALPH GILBERT WEBB JAMES E. WELFORD CRAIG BURTON WILSON JENNIFER SUSAN WISTROM We're almost history! zlrwWMWMImwml A stitch RECEIVED TOO LATE TO ALPHABETIZE: ROSEMARY BEEDE NO PICTURES AVAILABLE: CHRIS HARDY JEFF KINTER , .1 OFFICERS: Robyn Hood, secretary-treas dent; Beth Hayes, vice president. Ls urer; Chip '3 Cataldo, presi- 99 xv WMV ;, ; ,, J WM; z MW g x v A GRADUATION: mm mexxwxWMNw wawz MWZXK , . W C ASS FLOWER: White Rose - CLASS COLORS: Enter the senior class! Red and Cold XXV. gm Class speaker--Tracy Else! Class speaker--Bryan Polson! Graduation JUNE 1, 1986 Salutatorian xx w CLASS MOTTO: Those who have the youth have the fu- ture! x renda vmwwmww mm mem MMMWW M .V W . :5 x How does her hat stay on? A white rose for you! eh ,X X '86! Tossing of the tassels! The alumni of XZVVZth 7x The last to be called! FOURTH 1 Jim Richards. D R H T ow .m d o o G a H V; r K Rob Vincent mm b mm ,D In.. mm R eD mm mC SE S I I I cherished moment! Sherry Van Dalsem Brenda Ernst, Robyn Hood ROW: Craig Wilson, Jim Schrier, I A helping hand I ROW: Heather Moran Tracy Else They await their Coodhue ROW: Jodi Kness FIRST Black , 7 . ;,, , ,. , .,; '. 22a5z; , . 4;?! i yx paddle! . Z , . 6 , , g Mfg I Sears Musical chairs! ! Mr; Kidnapped -la-la! -la Down to the last crumb! .W, S a e a .Lhu l 8 .m k a Tra Z 7 , Z? for learning! WWW, . thought! Food for A mock w dding Wk mmmm Swallowed by the balloon monsters! 9 , 99;, 9999 0' ,9? 9 9 W9 , 12 SO LONG, FAREWELLll Time went so slow; Now you must go. Yes, we will miss The class of '86! ODE TO FRESHMEN ODE TO JUNIORS g L. These kldS are smart. They are a Wlld group; er They'll steal your heart. They like to scoop the loop. mmm They're just one big mass. They love gOSSip and rumors; They are the freshmen class! They are the juniors! ODE TO SOPHOMORES ODE TO SENIORS They have lots of spirit! They must be first in every way; Just listen, you'll hear it! They think they learn more every day! They like to be crazy From underclassmen they've earned respect; Though some are just lazy; Each other's feelings they won't neglect. Most can relate Never will help the commons' cleaners, To the class of '88! Everyone knows them as the seniors! 9999999999sz 99979 99999 9 99999999999999 9; . M7111 ,. S 5M 1 ix! WLMAMAX, A $6 7 1111 : 1 .1314. 14.13th .1. 11.21.11.711: 15111. ?! .J 1 J . . 11ft? '1: