Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

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Spirit Homecoming . . roaring bonfire The glory of a crown The book review due tomorrow Long hours of rehearsal The car packed streets A typewriter chattering at 2:50 a.m. Halls . . the clamour and the hush The foul smells from the lab The noon rush The victory bell The last game A hero's tears at half-time A crushed corsage The click of high heels . . the rustle of a formal Moonlight and a goodnight kiss . . The Crest is a tribute , 1 to all these images. iff, A memory of a moment yy ,413 c A . T f ef2tf9p . . ,f ' ' Y a day . a year p wyf ,7f,Vfy, 51 ,,,t A fig -'fffgv iffy T X' v M: . 1 M, f. A , I jg! .- v, f Lge cf '- 7' if f ' fr, X ff L 1 K 1 , e C 5,1 If I ll f f f X I f fx ! f X , f:ir1fm:ff1ffesfiirfnsuzwzfxJ1reM:nrrvsrfmf V if'- of ff! Ll 'ff W Q, KMWVUV WY Qwwjbgfg, jg A CONTENTS gf ULJJPMLLQ A yy. 0-JV fgfi, Dedicaiion ........ Honoriillll Fame ...... Spirif ....... Sgophomores ........ 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Gordon. -,j A Ciulfuia Invadas Language Department ,N ' f . 3 J K X 77 K r. .., ,A 7.4 . 1 -in ,N mg ,f ,- A , Y V -- K A' .1 .ve ., M - - i' g L ft -, -,gi 1 2- Members of the Latin Club include, front raw, Chris Hood, vice-president, Natalie Coen, president, and Rozalin Webb, secretary-treasurer, Second row, Linda Guzik, Kathy Kuta, Lynn Sandeman, Rhonda Frey, and Connie Emerson, Third row, Dave Seymour, Andy Hoskinson, Mike Hammers, and Greg Koether. ANGELICA LISSARRAGUE Spanish I and II. JOSEPH HYING, Latin II. English instruc- tors at Creston Senior High added enjoy- ment to assign- ments by allow- ing creative inspirations to take over. Rafts similar to the one Huck Finn floated down the Mississippi, character sketches, both written and drawn, panel discussions about novels read, and crossword puz- zles were a few of the projects some of the stu- dents completed. HELEN POSTEN, Reading. Friendly Persuasion Used bg English Teachers LOUISE BREWER, Sophomore English. HARLEY JOENS, Sophomore English and American Literature. LARRY TURBOT, English Literature and Speech I and II. DARLINE GREEN, Senior English, journalism, and American Literature. fs 15:1 Angie typing, ga? i Busg Students Hook receives help from Rita Schmitter who teaches shorthand, and business law. if Study Business This busy scene is typical of the average clay in the typing room. CAROL WASSENBURG, bookkeeping and typing instructor, helps Connie Holmes with a typing problem. Pat Allen, Mary Thomas, and Michelle Wonn practice typing and adding long columns of numbers. CATHERINE MU ELLER, history, American Literature, LINDA ARNBURG, government. oooooooio googfoohy' Social studies students found themselves challenged in many areas. Government students completed a Civil Defense course. The U.N. Test was taken by juniors Angie Kafka, Sandra Diers, and Doug Coen. Greg Jeffreys was the winner in the Time Current Events Test. world and DARRELL NORDHAGEN, U.S. History, world history. Social Science Students Reap Rewards LARRY JANNINGS' US' History' Sociology' Winners in the annual Voice of Democracy Contest are Karl Knock, thirdg Charles Brown, firstg and jere Francis, second. Charlotte Woods, Lin Cornelison, Angela Kafka, and Martha Schrodt' proudly display their projects which they were required to construct for Williarn Baldwin's geometry classes. Students Use EucIid's Laws For Projects WILLIAM BALDVVIN, geometry instructor. . DAVID KOOS, senior math and Algebra II instructor Members of the 1966-1967 Science Club are: Sealed, Sandra Horning, secretary-treasurer, Doug Rall, president, Kathy Robertsg Second row,' Dennis Adams, jack Lynn, Kathy Brotherton, Jean Beatty, Verna Tallmon, Nancy Chapmang Buck row, Tom Pontow, jim Leu, Paul Pomrehn, Steve Montague, and Jeff Brotherton. Eager Scientists Consider Future CHARLES EILERS, biology instructor, observes Connie Hawks DAVID GILBERT, chemistry and physics instructor and Mark Hayes as they dissect an eatthworm. Students Learn The Proper Wag To Drive ROBERT NEWELL and MIKE FORBES, a stu- dent teacher from Northwest Missouri State, in- structed methods. CHS students in the correct driving Abave Phil Cuningham, Anita Wear, Scott McKinnie, and Kathy Kirkman listen intently as MR. NEWELL points out the mechanical workings of a car. Lefz Mike Wolfe works energetically to clean the Drivers Ed car, as MR. NEWELL and Scott Hook look on. MISS HALLIE EKBLAD, CHS art instructor, explains some of the techniques of creating a good sketch to Paul Boyclen. Jane Evans Kabovej and Kathy Herzog fbelawj Work in oils The e res following the French impressionistic style of the 19th centuryi of Art The art students show their creativeness by decorating bulletin boards for the halls. EQSPFSSYEEQQ ass rs vile. ,Q i 143- . yi Future Farmers fqr 1966-67 are back row: D. Tripp, J. Hribal, G. Hribal, R. Farber, F. Taylor, W. Felclhacker, C. Pashek, and D. Chapman. Mzdjle row: K. McCann, D. Martin, D. johnson, D. Linderman, W. Knuth, G. Knuth, and D. Mercer. Franz row: Mr. Everett Kxester, F. Riley, L. Waltersdorf, R. Johnson, D. Abel, R. Gowey, and Dennis Abel. FFA Bogs Prepare for Fulure V Russ Johnson, Dave Linderman, and Denny Abel inspect the soil for MR. EVERETT KIESTER, agriculture teacher. its future use. ' Dick Schrodt makes a pattern on the wood lathe to use in making a mold. Shop Boys Build for Tomorrow MR. JEROME HRUSKA, metals and woodwork- ing teacher. Don LeFebvre looks on as Dan Wichart cuts a dado joint on a cabinet top. Steve Sullivan and Dave Bramow pour molten metal into a mold. I M-v MR. DONALD BUTLER, woodworking and drafting teacher. ELLEN TURBOT, Girl'S Physical Education Kathy Kuta attemps to get past the opposing tea.m's guards to make a shot. Physical Education Spurs Both Sexes As Mrs. Turbot looks on, Lynda Eddy, Karen Tullis, and Lynn Sandeman keep score during basketball tournaments. DICK SCARDA, Boy's Physical Education. MICHAEL FORBES, student teach- er from NWMSC, keeps a careful watch over the boys to make sure there's no slacking off. John Carl gives a look of frustration as he atempts a gruelling pushup. Phil Cunningham groans as he finally does a chin-up. I7 Homemakers Prepare For Future Home economics instructor DOROTHY PEAK watches as Debbie Priebe and Peggy Tackett pin and measure a hem for Linda Stauffer. Seniors Karen Kneedler, Joan Lowenburg, and Kathy Cundiff model the outfits they wore in the spring style show. Joyce Hartsook, Sue Sevier, and Marcia O'Rliey baked a special cake for Mrs. Peak, Roy Parsons, and Fred Franklin to sample. Students are accustomed to janitor Frank Taylor's con- stant smile. Head custodian Jesse Tillman is always at work keeping things running smoothly. The buses at CHS make their rounds every morning. Bus drivers include Burton Ambrose, Dale Gilmon, Duane Buxton, Harvey Chapman, Russell Henry, Malcolm Hodge, Clifford Kiesling, Robert Kiley, Floyd Larkens, Willis Ray, Marvin Richardson, Gene Trost, and john Willets. Cooks Opal Noble, Emma Walters, Ferne Jackson, and Doris Hood offer a well-balanced meal for students participating in the school hot lunch program. This pose has become a fa- miliar one for janitor Henry Schroeder. Not pictured is jani- tor Eugene Owen. Keep CHQ Beautiful INA NAPIER, CAROLYN SWEENEY, secretary to vice-principal. the principal. Carol Frazier, helps Miss Napier and Miss Sweeney in checking the attendance and taking a mes- sage. Office Helpers Perform Many Duties at CHS Seven office girls who aid Miss Napier are Gloria King, Marty Steinbaugh, Marcia 0'Riley, Marcena Baily,- Carol Frazier, Gretchen Lines, and Angie Kafka. Their tasks include checking attendance, taking messages, and delivering lunches and lost books. Nine students who help Miss Van Tress keep the library in running order are Sharon Lewis, Vicki Har- ris, Roger Daub, Janet Wolf, Kath- ren Schrodt, Lela Kepner, Margaret Wimmer, Karen Maeder, and Sandie Stevens. IEW Students Devote Mang Hours RUTH VAN TRESS, school librarian. As Librarians Roger Daub, Kathryn Schrodt, and Lela Kepner aid Miss Van Tress in finding overdue books and checking in magazines and papers. , 1i , . .,,. Jw ,af E0 Rf, R? GENE C. HERTZ, sueprintendent. MISS BERNA BERRY, secretary. LIONEL FOLEY, principal. Adminisirafion Welcomes MRS. CLYDE UUANITAJ KINKADE and MRS GEORGE KLUENAJ BICKETT, secretaries. 1, , .k,. . , ,.,,, i '59,-, 4 Arnold O. Kenyon, joe J. Foley, Mrs. Wes fMaryj Fisher, Paul Francis, and Fritz Franklin, Board of Education. 5 Year Band Instructor GERALD VAN ARKEL, Counselor, LEONARD H. KUHRE, Curriculum Director l 4 1 s 1 1 f i r H O N l O f R Senior letterman Bill Hayes gives pep talk at bonfire activities. Cheerleaders began festivities with a death march above. Below, the bonfire rages as the largest in CHS history. Cheers came from all over the field and this truck was no exception. Here Senior girls participate in a victory yell. Frank Riley, Rick Martin, and Dave Tripp watch the excitement on top of an old outhouse. Students finished pre-game activities with a large snake dance to the business district. The Homecoming game starts with a bang as Fred Calvin dashes through the hoop. Homecoming Queen Angie Hook and her court reign over the final spectacular festivities of October 14. From left to right are princesses Lynda Anderson, Dawn Buxton, Pam Gidley, and jane Harpin. Queen Angie Reigns Queen Angie and escort Tom Rouh stroll through the wishing well as the band plays. X The Creston High School Marching Band adds sparkle to the Homecoming parade. Mr. Foley and Dawn Buxton, student council president, discuss plans for next year's activities as jeff Brotherton, vice president, pulls up a chair to join in the conversation. Student Council Introduces Hootenanng Student Council members for 1966-1967 are buck row: Teri Konecne, Lynn Floyd, Kelly McCafferty, John Beecher, Dale Gordon Karl Knock, Charlie Lee, and Linda Winkler. Middle row: Kaye Sandeman, Rozlin Webb, Sandee Hoyt, Ann Van Arkel Lynn Sandeman, Susan Osmun, Pam Gidley, and Kathy Brotherton. Front row: Don Herbert, treasurer, Doug Rall, secretary jeff Brotherton, vice-president, nad Dawn Buxton, president. Mia Dehopere, AFS sponsored foreign exchange student, quietly reflects some American literature. Mia finds life at CHS much less restricted than at her high school in Belgium. She makes her home with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell. Mr. Kimmel accompanies Mary Jo Martin with his guitar at the Student Council's first Hoote-nanny. An enthused audience listened to the New Frontier Four, a folk group from Indianola. Foreign exchange student Rosa Llanos came to CHS from Santiago, Chile. Here Rosa sits in the home of her American family, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Boyd, beside her treasures from home. Previous student council members jim Hardman, Mike Smith, Don Herbert, and Doug Coen presented an entertaining skit to those who attended the annual icebreaker dance sponsored by the student council. New Director Adds Sparkle to Vocal Music Department Chorus members who performed in a Christmas and spring concert as well as school Christmas, Easter, and Veteran's Day programs are: Front row, Lynda Winter, Jane Harpin, Jone Franklin, Teri Konecne, Barb Griffey, Debbie Weed, Kathy Eyberg, Kathy Lawton, Eva Toledo, Scott McKinney, Larry Waltersdorf, Jim Kinkade, Jeff Harrison, Arlin Been-ier, Dan Coen, Jane Evans, Mary Jo Martin, Connie Hawks, Judy Downing, Sherry Betts, Becky Francis, Janette Mickey, Mary Cochran, Helen McGinnis, Lois Pitt, and LaDonna Clem, Second row, Gwen Koether, Barb Benson, Joyce Kingery, Sandy Long, Linda Hodge, Wendy Wykoff, Sheri Kinkenon, Dawn Huey, Barb Boyd, Linda Trenkle, Denise Huey, Dean Hultquist, Rocky Fowler, Jere Francis, Larry Fogle, Tom Bowers, Kirby Burchett, Raymond Marsh, Sandy McBay, Connie Holmes, Marcia Rule, Mary Lynn Hayes, Janet Lamb, Carolyn Deacon, and Teresa Clem, Tlzzrd row, Cathie Weed, Lynnda Eddy, Mary Burkhalter, Barb Noble, Debbie Purdum, Jan Looney, Carol Lauffer, Vickie Blazek, Glennda Pennebaker, Nancy Kessler, Ron Miller, Mark Raymond, John Miller, Tom Pontow, Steve McCann, Hal Petznick, Mike Dudley, Rhonda Fry, Teresa Misner, Jule Sturzenegger, Jean Beatty, Beth Anderson, and Kay Anderson, Fourth row, Joan Glade, Kathy Starry, Pat Grinnell, Sharon Smith, Bev Wilson, Linda Winkler, Phyllis Spring, Cathy Luther, Charlotte White, Alice Wolfe, Julie Berg, Carol Bailey, Donna Rasmussen, Kirk McCann, Andy Hoskinson, Gary Boortz, Rick Francis, Charlie Brown, Pat Double, Dan Huey, Bernie Bickett, Dick Hurd, Susan Sevier, Beth Rice, Janette Giles, Jane Caldwell, Kathy Laird, Kathren Schrodt, and Karen Kneedler. The choir staff which included Vice-president Denise Huey, Charlie Brown, Director Jim Kimmel, Jere Francis, President Mary jo Mar- tin, Sandy McBay, and jone Franklin aided Mr. Kimmel in preparing for concerts, music The girl's barbershop quartet composed of Connie Hawks, Denise Huey, jone Franklin, and jane Harpin sang in the Crest Talent Show, Little All- State Vocal Festival, and the Home Economics style show as well as for many local civic orga- nizations. festival, the Christmas cantata, and Bye Bye 5 Birdie . 3 I Mary jo Martin, Sandy McBay, and Patty Grinnell sang in a trio which performed in the Crest Talent Show and in the Christmas concert. Band Demonstrates DAVID RISSLER, instrumental music. . . .. M-- .,.. ..,,....a.-,.,..,. w..n..... ......-M w . W ,,.,. , .,..a............ i.. . nm msmm.m.,e Members of the 72 piece concert band are, Fin! row, K. Brotherton, K. Roberts, C. Boyd, C. Lauffer, D. McGill, P. Henry, M Reed, P. Gidleyg Second row, L. Floyd, G. Koether, D. LeFebre, K. Richardson, D. Priebe, G. Glade, R. Raymond, S. Evans J. Robinson, D. McLaughlin, P. Grinnell, D. Weed, L. Fogle, C. Hunt, V. Martin, P. Roberts, T bird row, P. Cunningham, T Bowers, N. Chapman, J. Gill, B. Boyd, V. Tallmon, M. Richards, B. Roberts, D. Coen, A. Wolfe, G. Pennebaker, C. Weed V. Mosman, B. Tallmon, Greg Koether, S. Stream, J. Francis, Debbie Priebe, D. Buxton, K. Seymour, R. McMichael L. Sande man, M. Wolfe, Fourth row, M Bailey J Looney K Ketter S Smith K Kirkman M Davidson jim Leu C ,H d D- . , . , . , . , . , . , , . oo , Rewerts, M. Peterson, S. Ho t C. W d . L B ' ' ' ' K L C y, oo s, J eu, . Wiclilmart, J. Kinkade, R. Francis, G. Maharry, M. Fisher, C. Hawks, T. Bush, . f . ' aw on, Owens, S. Prescott, and T. Konecne. Not pictured are Robert Moshy and Al Westrum. s 1 Musicianship and Spirit Band Queen Dawn Buxton was elected by the members of the band to repre- sent the Panther Marching Band at the Clarinda Band Jamboree. Her escort was Doug Rall. Drum major Bob Wich- hart led the Panther March- ing Band to a Division I rating at State Marching Band Contests his sopho- more, junior and senior years. Eight attractive twirlers who stepped in time to the marching band are fini row, Kathy Kirkman Pat Baker, and Lynn Bu- chanang second row, Vickie Blazek, Reva Vicker, Pam Paxson, Wendy Wykoff, and Pam Schrodt. y 3 Musicians Work Hard for Special Honors The best vocalists and instrumentalists from certain individual schools compete in the All-State Music Concert. CHS participants this year were back row: Rocky Fowler, Mary Jo Martin, Pat Grinnell, and Andy Hoskinson. Front row: Phil Cunningham, Kathy Brother- ton, Mark Reed, and jere Francis. This year Kathy Brotherton received the Arion Award. This Award is given to the most outstanding musician in the CHS band. Those receiving Division I ratings in the annual state music con- test were: three flute soloists, a clarinet soloist, two French horn soloists, one alto sax soloist, two flute trios, a clarinet trio, a woodwind trio, a sax quartet, a trombone quartet, a brass sextet, and four vocal soloists. Kathy Brotherton received a I+ rating on her flute solo. Phil overly-protective mother, and Connie Hawks as his secretary and girlfriend had leading roles in Bye Bye Cunningham as Albert, Mia Dehopere as his Birdie . Charlie Brown, Patty Grinnell, Mary jo Martin, and Arlin Beemer try to adjust to the fact that they're going to be on Ed Sullivan. john Miller played the singing idol Conrad Birdie who is drafted into the CHS 'd Bl s Farewell Army. to Many hours of hard work by cast and pro- duction crews attrib- uted to the unexpected success of Bye Bye Birdie . Capacity crowds were delighted by the excellent Feb. 23 and 25 perform- ances. Vocal music in- structor james Kimmel directed the musical. Conrad Birdie Conrad's most avid fans boo and hiss at their boyfriends who are jealous of Conrad's populari ty. The performers seem tense in the moments before the Ed Sulli- van Show in which Conrad is to bestow his last Kim MacAfee, played by Mary Jo Martin. kiss upon The telephone scene was one of the most appealing parts of the musical. Students who proved themselves worthy of membership in Modern Music Masters Society by displaying fine musicianship are' Front row, Pat R b ' ' ' v ty o erts, Phil Cunningham, Kathy Brotherton, Kathy Roberts, and Denise Hueyg Second row, Gwen Koethen Charol S th W d ' ' ' 1111 , en y Wykoff, Sandy McBay, Cathie Weed, Verna Tallmon, SanDee Horning, Diana LeFebvre, Jane Harpin, and Nancy Chapmang Tlazrd row, Pam Gidley, Glennda Pennebaker, Vickie Blazek, Vickie Mosman, Pam Henry, Connie Boyd, Dawn Buxton, Karen Richardson, Pat Grinnell, and Mary jo Marting Lan' row, Rocky Fowler, Mark Peterson, Gary Boortz, john Miller, jone Fr kl' C ' ' ' ' ' ' an in, onnie Hawks, jere Francis, Charlie Brown, Rick Francis, and Bob Wichhart. Tri-M Inducts Thirteen New Members These five Tri-M mem- bers served as officers for the 1966-67 school year. From left to right are Historian Patty Robe erts, President Kathy th S Mark Reed, Arlin Beemer, Diana McGill, Lynn Igighyeizgh-ti c'1E1-igslfei Floyd, and Andy Hoskinson fnot pictured, Denise Huey, and Vice. were inducted into Tri-M in the spring. president Phil Cunning- ham. Thespian members are bark row: john Miller, Steve McCann, Joe Miller, and jeff Harrison. Middle row: Connie Hawks, Charol Smith, Jean Beatty, and Susi Prescott. Front row: Denise Huey, treasurerg Diane Fisher, Secretaryg Kathy Roberts, vice-presidentg and Steve Miller, president. Thespians Hold Banquet Mag IQ Awards Day presentations to worthy Thespians were: Charol Smith and Steve McCann, best actress and actor, Becky Faber and Jim Hardman, best supporting actress and actor, Ken Seymour, best crewman, Kathy Roberts, Thespian of the Year, and john Miller, most outstanding Thespian. Becky Faber and jane Harpin are caught in the act of presenting their skit at the spring Thespian initia- tion. At left, the new spring initiates are: back row: Phil Cunningham, Charlie Brown, Don Herbert. Middle row: Mike Wolfe, Ken Seymour, jim Hardman. Front row: Becky Faber, jane Harpin, Ann Van Arkel, and Pat Grinnell. Senior actors and actresses who presented Brother Goose include Kon floorj Charol Smith, Becky Faber, Susie Prescott, Pam Gidley, Dianne Fisher, and Kathy Roberts. Smnding are John Miller, Denise Huey, Steve McCann, jim Hardman, and Ross Kuhre. N02 piclured is Jule Sturzenegger. The play was presented Nov. 5. john Miller's attempts to woo Denise Huey are momentarily halted as he receives a sudden slap during the senior play. we , Five Dramatic Student director Connie Hawks helps Mr. Turbot with Brother Goose. W Productions Staged Mr. Jannings presents a trophy and transistor radio to Glennda Pennebaker who sold the highest number of tickets for the junior class play. Mike Wolfe explains his money-making ability to other members of the cast of Mr. Barry's Etchingsf' Connie Holmes, Pat Grinnell, and Charlie Brown look on. In the Sophomore play Let's Make Up , John Beecher and Dan Coen mimmick Denise Priebe and Carol Bailey. The cast of the junior Class Play, Mr. Barr-y's Etchingsn, included Charlie Brown, Marcia Rule, Dennis McDonald, Pat Grinnell, John Carl, Vicki Blazek, Mike Wolfe, Duane Stowell, Paula Kr-ings, Ann Van Arkel, Gary Boortz, Rocky Fowler, and Connie Holmes. A sad day at the races was the theme of the Sophomore play I'm a Fool . jeff Coen, Chris Prescott, Andy Hoskinson, and Dave Seymour watch an exciting point in the race. Actors in the hillbilly comedy, Itchin' to Get Hitched were Sophomores Mick Cruise, Mike Brown, Melissa Davidson, Diana McGill, Mary Daughton, Charlotte Woods and Arlin Beemer. First semester Arrow staff included Don Herbert, Dawn Buxton, Denise Huey, Pam Schrodt, Debbie Priebe, and Mary Richards. Editor Charol Smith and Dianne Fisher are on top of the car. Journalism Students Publish Arrow l Photographer Jim Larkin joined the dark room staff his junior year to help take p for the Arrow and the Crest. ictures l I 1 Arrow sponsor Darline Green and semester editor Pam Schrodt discus for the paper. second s plans Second semester journalism students prepare their first Arrow. In the from row are Mary Richards, editor Pam Schrodt, Tom Pontow Karl Knock, and Debbie Priebe. Standing are Martha Carlson, jim Leu, Kay Anderson, Anita Wear, and Susie Prescott. Sharon Smtih consults Crest Club sponsor Harley Joens about her pages. Crest editors Dianne Fisher, Denise Huey and Martha Wallace examine some pictures taken by jim Larkin. M l These 26 ambitious Crest Club members helped produce the 1967 Crest. Fin! row includes Tom Pontow, vice-president Dianne Fisher, president Denise Huey, secretary-treasurer Martha Wallace, Martha Carlson, and Anita. Wear. In the second raw are Allyson Gault, Shirley Tepley, Susan Osmun, Sharon Howe, Angie Hook, and Rita Baker. In the lbird row are Pam Paxton, Susie Prescott, Kathy Kuta, Rhonda Fry, julie Berg, Carolyn Crecelius, and Lynda Anderson. In the lm! row are jim Larkin, Tom Hawks, Sharon Evans, Sharon Smith, Chris Ahern, Judy Robinson, and Ruth Raymond. Crest Created Mark Tedrow has taken pictures for the journalism and yearbook staff for two years. Second Squad and Varsity cheerleaders for the 1966-67 season include Susan Cederburg, Mary Daughton, Kaye Sandeman, Judi Downing, and Dawn Huey, from rowg Lynda Winter, jane Evans, Ann.Van Arkel, Kathy Herzog, Karen Tullis, Paula Krings, and Sandee Horning, buck row. Varsity captains are Karen Tullis and jane Evans. Adding pep, spirit, and smiles to the squad are two Senior Spirit Boosters Kathy Herzog and jane Evans get set to boost their voices through a mighty megaphone. cheerleaders, Sandee Horning, below, and Karen Tullis, above. - Linda Eddy, Nancy Kessler, co-captain, LaDonna Pettit, and Linda Winkler, captain, finish a precision drill for an approving audience. The Red and White Peppers again per- formed an entertaining double duty this year by both marching and cheering at home games. A Peek at the Peppers Peppers who participated in the half-time programs of the basketball and football games are, lap row, Sandy Long, Peggy Morris, Janice Hayes, Donna Rasmussen, julie Berg, janet Lamb, Sandy Kinkade, LaDonna Pettit, and Linda Winkler, cap- tain. Middle row, Nancy Kessler, co-captain, Linda Hodge, Kathy Powe, Becky Mickey, LaDonna Clem, Linda Eddy, Sharon Loring, and Christi justice. Franz row, Peggy Whited, Carolyn Deacon, Norma Seckington, Lois Pitt, Connie Holmes, Joyce McDowell,-Peggy'Stice, Mary McElroy, and Joan Baker. Members of the industrious Y-TEEN'S for this year are, reeled, N. Coen, P. Grinnell, S. Gordon, V-Pres. K. Roberts, Pres. L Winkler, Sec.-Treas. A. VanArkel, J. Beatty, P. Schrodt, V. Moornan, C. Lauffer, B. Wilson. Fin! row M. Dehopere, I.. Anderson L. Stauffer, M. Rule, C. Holmes, K. Kirkman, N. Kessler, B. Noble, S .DeBord, J. Downing, C. Emerson. Second row are K. Tullis, T. Konecne, N. Seckington, F. Pashek, K. Wilkie, J. Wolf, V Harris C White K Laird B Boyd C Crecilous C weed. Third ww K. Herzog, M. seley, M. Thomas, R. Baker, A. Heck, c cruise, T. Bush. K Lawton, A. shun' J Mickey, L Kepner, B. Thompson, C. Hunt. Lai! raw P. Spring, M. Wonn, J. Hayes, McLaughlin, Rl Vicker, K. Luther, C., Ciile, J. Cald- well, K. Anderson, S. McBay, K. Eyberg, V. Martin, C. Boyd. Y-Teens Project New Images Below, are next year's officers. From left to right are Sec.-Treas. Connie Emerson, Pres. Nancy Kessler, and V. Pres., Ann Van Arkel. At right, the girls plan for the foot- ball game, April Fools Dance, March of Dimes Drive, and various other skits they performed for various school func- tions. l C Not an unusual sight in the library is this conference between this year's President, Linda Winkler and sponsor Miss Ruth Van Tress. Linda lead this year's program with many vigorous and entertaining projects for the school and community. Future Nurses Strive in New Hospital l Don't drop it, Barb. MRS. KAY HAWKS, School Nurse First row: Marcia Rule, Barb Hicks, Mary Cochran, Angie Kafka, President Karen Richardson, Secretary Chris Ahern, Cathy Cruise, Vice President Paula Krings, Virginia Kirkpatrick. Second row: Connie Holmes, Jeanette Mickey, Connie Fredrickson, Connie Gile, Mary Burkhalter, Lynda Winter, Linda Guzik, Sherry Betts, Barb Boyd. T bird row: Janet Lewis, Mary Hayes, Kathy Eyberg, Margie Steinbach, Sheryl DeBord, Kathy Lawton, Charlotte Woods, Ruth Raymond, Christine Lissarague, Vicki Harris. Fourth raw: jane Evans, Michelle Wonn, Martha Schrodt, Karen Maeder, julie Gill, Rita Baker, Andrea Sullvian, Diane LeFebvre, Pam Gidley, Sandy Diers. The f junior year. Sealed are Kathy Brotherton, Nancy Chapman Vice -President DiAnne Fisher, and Kathy Robertsg Smnding, President Charol Smith, Jack Lynn, Secretary Sandee Horning, Doug Rall, and Treasurer Becky Faber. Beck t f d f ' ' y rans erre rom the Bridgewater-Fontanelle chapter as a junior. irst five percent of the Class of 1967 were initiated into National Honor Society at the end of their The second five percent of the Senior class initiated March 1 Were, Sentedn Denise Huey, Verna Tallmon, Pam Gidley, and Dawn Buxton, Smnding, Dennis Adams, Paul Pomrehn, Ross Kuhre, and Ken Seymour. All members are in the upper third of their class scholastically and are picked for their leadership, char- acter, and service. X E ,gg t ., at , gf:gggzgggQ,,' 1 t ' W -1 , 1 Ei f, Qooietg Honors Scholars Billie Inducted at the annual Awards Day program on May 19 were eight Seniors and Juniors. Seated, Lynda Anderson, Martha Carl- son, Pam Schrodt, Jane Harpin, Lynda Winter, Connie Hawks, and Debbie Priebeg Standing, Bill Wimmer, Anita Wear, Charles l3rown,. Karl Knock, Dale Gordon, Jeff Brotherton, Phyllis Spring, and Phil Cunningham. Ann Van Arkel and Lynn Sandeman, jun- ior initiates, were not present at the induction. President Char0l'Smith congratulates Principal L. V. Carrying the torch of knowledge, Nancy Chapman escorts Verna Foley after his induction as an honorary member Tallmon to the stage. Verna wears the Society's emblem given to each of the Society at the Awards Day initiation. new member. Karl Knock and Mark Tedrow congratulate each other on being chosen to represent Creston at Boys State this summer to be held at Cam Dod e in Des M in , p g o es. The H boys were chosen by the American Legion. Denise Huey shows Principal L. V. Foley her Citizen- ship award and medal. She was chosen by the faculty to be given the American Citizenship Award from the Bar Association. Arnold Kenyon, President of the Associa- tion presented the plaque. Awards Dag Assembly Honors Many Students The annual Awards Day assembly held May 19 honored cheerleaders, Future Nurses United Nations and Time test winners, li- brarians, office girls, vocal and band letter winners, outstanding journalism students, yearbook editors and photographers, C-Club letterwomen, home economics, outstanding science student, and scholarship winners. 7 Athletic award winners were Jack Lynn recipient of the Kent Kunuth award and Jerry Willets the Pipin Poppa award for an outstanding wrestling record. journalism awards were presented to Anita Wear, Charol Smith, Mark Tedrow, Mari Richards, and Pam Schrodt. Charol, Mark, and Mari won places in the Iowa High School Press contest for Arrow stories and photography. Vice-Principal Ina Napier accepts a gift to the school from American Field Service student Mia Dehopere. Besides the books, Mia also presented a small statue from her native Belgium. Rosa LLanos, Inter- national Student Exchange participant, and Mia were both given service pins at Awards Day. Jeff Coen and Kylene Wilke, two of the sophomores who served for the prom, offer the Golden Buddha some iced tea. Juniors Present Oriental Gardens Rick Thompson and Dan Coen clown around while waiting to serve, above. Al upper left, toastmaster john Carl, Vicki Mosman, senior class president Jack Lynn, and Charol Smith greet each other in the receiving line. Az left, junior class presi- dent Phil Cunningham gives the welcome. i A group of juniors' sang several popular tunes and Teri Konecne and Dawn Huey, lower left, participated in la skit entitled If I Ran the Prom . jim Berg and Carol Lauffer relax on a bridge amid cherry blosS0mS- At lefz, Mr. Jannings and jeff Coen add the final touch. Most Representative Senior candidates who led the Grand March are, lefl to right, Denise Huey, Steve McCann, Dawn Buxton Doug Rall, Lynda Anderson, Charlie Lee, Linda Winkler, and jack Lynn. Linda Winkler and jack Lynn were chosen by the senior class to be Most Representative Senior Girl and Boy. Linda was president of Y-Teens and captain of Peppers. jack was senior class president and received the Kent Kunath Athletic Award. At left, formally attired juniors and seniors line up for the Grand March. After the Grand March, below, San- Dee Horning, Mark Raymond, Har- per Williams, Linda Stauffer, Susie Prescott, and Mike Smith engage in conversation. K 5 F 5 ia Z w , f ' - iw X z,.xJ.fg7 My 4 955 . 521:25 'wif ., ' 555 .,,, :.:ffg-- wg, - 55 -a Q .,g::,g, -'QEQ 21372, ,: ' ,,fg, X W1,,:Qw 1 ,ff 1 TX1 .,11Qf , , 3 X Back raw, left: juniors, Jim Berg, Duane Stowell, Charley Brown, Ron Webb, Rod Turner, Jeff Brotherton, Ken Sharp, Karl Knock, John Carl, Mike Wilkie, Rollie Vorrath, and Greg Schwab. Second row: Senior Harold Holiday, and juniors, Gregg jef- ferys, Dan Huey, Mike Sears, Steve Justice, Mark Hayes, Bill Thompson, Fred Franklin, and Senior Bill Wimmer. Fin! raw: Seniors Charles Lee, Bill Hayes, Dick Hansen, Jack Lynn, Fred Calvin, Keats Gaiser, Rod Chase, Don Ulm and Dave Thompson. The coaches are: Kaup, Head Coach Koos, and assist- antsg Skarda, Biere, and Hruska. Fresh-Soph coaches Kaup and Hruska. Players back row left: Denny Harrison, Bob Vest, Mike Fisher, Bruce Kinkade, and Dale Veotch. Second row: Steve Slezak, Rick Thompson, Rick Fletchall, Ken Ketter, Scott Hook, jim Kneedler, Paul Herbert, and Jeff Emerson. First raw: Don LeFebvre, Steve Eyberg, Dick Hurd, Ted Willets, Chris Prescott, Dan Wiclchan, and Phil Wimns. egg? 54 MW l-sa-slr The Seniors who have completed the season without injuries are back row left: Fred Calvin, Charles Lee, jack Lynn, and Don Ulm. Front row left: Dick Hansen, Harold Holiday, Rod Chase, and Dave Thompson. Anoiher Year - Anoiher Season Coach Koos and Juniors Ken Sharp and Rod Turner look on as 59941, Ron Webb, runs the ball around the end for a short gain in the Homecoming Game with Clarinda Juniors Bill Thompson, 445, and John Carl, 96578 move up to block. Key Seniors, Keats Gaiser, Bill Hayes, and Bill Wim mer, who were laid up by injuries during the season are honored at the last pep rally. Opponent Score Greenfield . . . 20-26 Shenandoah . . 14-39 Maryville . . . 20- 7 Atlantic .. 6-39 Clarinda . . . 6-26 Red Oak . . . 6-10 Glenwood . . 0-45 Corning .. 12-32 Mount Ayr . . . 13-40 V Back row: Dave Thompson, Bob Snodgrass, Don Herbert, Tom Hawks, Mike Coen, and Bill Thomp- son. Second row: Mgr. Paul McEvoy, Paul Pom- rehn, Steve McCann, Doug Rall, Rollie Vorrath, and Mgr. jeff Coen. Firrt row' jim Hardman Dou . , g Coen, Dale Gordon, Steve Montague, and Ken Sharp. Back row: Craig Cornick, Dan Coen, Ken Ketter, Mick Cruise, Phil Winans. Second row: Mgr. Bruce Hodge, Mike Brown, Rick Thompson, Arlin Beemer, Larry Richardson, Bob Kuhl, Mgr. Mike Baker. Firfz row: Andy Hoskinson, Dave Seymour, john Beecher, Paul Boden, Don Barnes. Coach Bill Baldwin and Richard Skarda's reaction to one of the Cres- ton plays. How much longer, coach? Steve McCann 96555, Dale Gordon -7lf55, Doug Coen 421, Doug Rall 95925, Don Herbert -7333, execute a zone defense against Red Oak there. Baldgwin's Bogs Crest at Sub-State Opponent Greenfield Clarinda Mount Ayr Shenandoah Red Oak Atlantic Corning Glenwood Mount Ayr Shenandoah Red Oak Atlantic Corning Glenwood Chariton Osceola Sub District Osceola District Winterset Sub-State Roosevelt C rexton 58 ........ 79 57 ........ 52 50 ........ 81 65 ........ 57 42. . . . . .58 69 ........ 70 60 ........ 64 50 ........ 81 65- - ...... 83 63 ........ 48 61 ........ 75 78 ........ 58 45 ........ 80 42 ........ 61 54 ........ 90 50 ........ 62 45 ........ 61 42 ........ 58 87 ........ 50 DALE GORDON, 6' 7 junior, took first team all conference, and second team SRV. Iowa, plus hon- orable mention state, contributed much to the Panther effort. JIM Les HARDMAN charges his way through two Red Oak Tigers to score another two for the Panthers. jim re- ceived first team all-conference and fourth team SAV. Iowa and was co-captain. Below: It won't bite Doug. Doug was co-captain and had the most as- sists. 440-Relag Team Qualifies for State Meet at Fort Dodge The 440-relay team of Tom Rouh, Dennis Cassady, Dave Baker, and Eddie jackson travelled to the State Track Meet in Fort Dodge May 20. With a time of 45.5 they were rated number seven in Southwest Iowa and were third in the conference. EDDIE JACKSON, conference title winner in the 100-yard dash, was Creston's fastest sprinter, his best time being 10.3. JACK LYNN heaved the shot 52' SM to set a new school record. Undefeated in the conference, he won the Hawkeye Seven title for the second consecutive year. The two-mile relay team turned in the Sth best time in Southwest lowa and was third in the conference. Steve Sharp and Doug Rall were permanent members while Marty Spriggs, Ted Akers, and Keats Gaiser fnot picturedj alternated. weld TOM ROUH, who ran the low hurdles, was a consistent scorer for the Panther track squad. Pole vaulter DON ULM set the school record at Glenwood when he vaunted to a height of twelve feet. The 880-relay team, jack Lynn, Eddie jackson, Dave Baker, and Ron Webb, placed third at the Crest Relays and was a regular scorer at other meets. Members of the 1966-67 varsity wrestling squad, coached by Darrell Nordhagen, are, left la rigbz, Dick Hurd, jim Kneedler, Mark Hayes, Rod Turner, Jerry Willets, Dennis Cassacly, Dan Stephens, Don Ulm, Denny Abel, Ron Webb, LeRoy Barton, and Paul McLaughlin. Not pictured are Doug Abel and Denny Louden. Crest Qalutes CHQ Wrestlers Left, LeRoy Barton, 95 pound varsity wrestler, tries to break a hold at one of the Creston matches. Denny Abel and Denny Louden practice so they will be in top shape for the tournaments. Five wrestlers, Don Ulm, Jerry Willets, Denny Louden, Doug Abel, and Dan Stephens, advanced to the district meet, but were beat out there. Chariton Tourn. Greenfield Panther Tourn. C.M. Corning Corning Tourn. Mt. Ayr. Winterset Corning Osceola 21-20 53-2 2nd 18-26 29-19 7th 25-20 18-28 31-16 15-31 Creston Creston Creston Creston Creston Creston Creston Creston Creston Creston 60 Near Perfect Season for Tennis Squads The girls' tennis team scored seven wins with their only loss to Red Oak, In the from row are Sue Sevier,-Lynda Wlnter, and Joan Baker. In the back are Susan Osmun, captain Kathy Herzog, Bev Wilson, Sandy Kinkade, and Pam Gidley. The boys' team won all but one of the eight meets played this season. Their only loss was to Shenandoah. Boys who Went out for tennis are: from row, Bob Dodge, Mike Hammers, Greg Koether, Arlin Beemer, and Ken Kaschg :erand row, Greg Schwab, Doug jackson, Ken Sey- mour, Steve Montague, captain Paul Pomrehn, Ron Brown, and Ross Kuhre. Not pictured are Don Herbert and Charlie Lee. Creston Girls Win State Golf Title In play this year the boys' golf team won two invitational meets at Red Oak and here and placed second in meets at Atlantic and Shen- andoah. They won three dual meets and bowed in one to Red Oak. In the districts they ranked second taking them to state, where they placed eighth. The girls' golf team had a winning year. They were undefeated in their dual meets with Osceola, Red Oak, and Atlantic, placed first in districts, and brought home the state championship trophy. L I Girls who played in the state tournament are back row: Kaye Sande- man, Natalie Coen, Sharon Smith, and Coach Denny Kaup. Front row: Ann Van Arkel, and Lynn Sandeman. F Boys who participated in the state golf tournament are back row: John Carl, Doug Coen, and Bob Snodgrass. Front raw: Mike Coen and Dan Coen. Diane Fisher practices her putting. After winning the conference title, the team received the Hawkeye 7 Conference Champions' trophy. The Panther baseball team, coached by Ron Clinton, went to a roaring start and ended as well. Throughout the summer the boys played 29 games winning 23 and losing only 6. After capturing their Hawkeye Seven title, they won their sectional tournaments pushing them to district play where they were defeated by Shenandoah. Six boys, Joe Hertz, Mike Ulm, Ed jackson, jack Lynn, Bill Wimmer, and Dave Thompson, received All-Southwest Iowa honors for their fine performances during the season. Panther Baseball Team Captures Hawkege 7 Title Boys who played on the baseball team are: bark row, Coach Ron Clinton, Dave Thompson, Jack Lynn, Jim Hardman, Dale Gordon joe Hertz, Rob Hayes, Steve Montague, Ed jackson, and Mike Ulm. Front row: Bill Wimmer, Bob Roberts, Ron Vicker,,Don Ulm, Rod Vicker, Bill Thompson, and Doug Coen. Members of Boys' C-Club are reared D. Thompson, 1. Hardman, B. Hayes, C. Lee. Fin! row M. Sears, R. Thompson, D. Herbert D. Stephens, D. Abel, D. Abel, D. Loudon. Second row M. Hayes, M. Coen, T. Pontow, R. Chase, M. Smith, J. Lynn, B Thompson, P. Double, J. Willets, H. Holiday, P. McLaughlin. Third row J. Miller, C. Brown, K. Knock, R. Vorrath, R. Vicker B. Snodgrass, D. Rall, M. Landreth, J. Harrison, R. Turner, R. Wlebb. Lart row J. Brotherton, R. Kuhre, D. Adams E. jackson S. Montague, D. Gordon, F. Calvin, M. Wilkie, D. Coen, K. Sharp, P. Pomrehn. Superior Athletes Qualify for C-Club Girls' C-Club members are rented P. Schrodr, P. Tackett, C. Cruise, D. Fisher. First row B. Sandeman, J. Franklin, N. Kessler, C. Frazier, L. Stauffer, L. Anderson, C. Smith, M. Carlson L. Gaidies, G. Pennebaker, C. Justice, B. Thompson, L. Winter, J. Baker. Second row S. Iiams, B. Wilson, C. Hawks, P. Paxson, T. Bush, J. Evans, S. Prescott, A. Hook, S. Smith, M. Rusk, L. Sandeman Lax! row S. Gordon, R. Ramsbottom, K. Tullis, K. Herzog, D. McLaughlin, S. Long, S. Kinkade, J. Caldwell, L. Trenkle, K. Powe, L. Hodge, P. Roberts, P. Krings. 64 1 1 1 Members of the largest organization in CHS are rented L. Winter, M. Bailey, B. Griffey, D. Huey, S. Betts, J. Downing, B. Boyd, A. Kafka, M. McElroy, L. Madison. Firrt row, D. Fisher, C. Justice, M. Rusk, L. Anderson, J. Evans, P. Paxson, M. Hayes, L Guzik, M. Steinbach, P. Tackett B. Thompson, R. Allen, K. Kirkman, G. King. Serond row C. Osborn, V. Harris, L. Buchannan, A. Gault S. Howe, L. Trenkle, L. Stauffer, J. Franklin, J. McDowell, S. Templey, B. Sandeman, S. Stevens, T. Misner. Third raw, R. Raymond, C. Bailey, C. Emerson, R. Webb, S. Hoyt, G. Lines, M. Daughton, B. Hicks, B. Noble, B. Lukehart, C. Holmes, K Starlin, L. Gaidies, R. Klingensmith, D. Huey. Lan row S. Sevier, S. Iams, J. Kingery, J. Hayes, B. Shrimpton, P. Baker, K. Lawton P. Allen, S. Blakeley, G. Pennebaker, P. Gidley, J. Baker, P. Schrodt, J. Gill, S. Kinkade. GRA Girls Vie for Top Spot Members of the second group of GRA girls are reeled, C. Smith, C. Cruise, J. Harpin, S. Gordon, S. Osmun, V. Means, S. Sam- mons, Firrt row M. Martin, K. Tullis, D. McGill, K. Sandernan N. Coen, J. Robinson, L. Kepner, N. Kessler, S. Loring, M. Rule, V. Kirkpatrick. Second row A. Hook, C. Hawks, K. Willcie, K. Tullis, T. Konecne, J. Lewis, J. Berg, M. Schrodt, J. Mickey, K. Powe L. Hodge, W. Wykoff, B. Benson, K. Eyberg, Third row C. Sammons, V. Martin, T. Bush, V. Blazek V. Mosman, S. Prescott, M. Carlson, C. Frazier, L. Eddy, M. Peterson, P. Toledo, S. Smith, S. Genners P. Krings. Lan row K. Herzog, M. Dephore, S. Long, B. Wilson, D. McLaughlin, R. Ramsbottom, P. Spring, S. Evans, C. Ahern, J. Caldwell, B. Anderson, A. Sullivan, R. Martin, B. Faber, M. Richards P. Roberts, L. Sandeman. 5 1 x 4 W i V J , 9 P I R I T f a sz 5 D , 2 EN Lincoln Jackson, presidentg Ken Ketter, vice-presidentg Carol Bailey, secretaryg and Dale Veatch, treasurer, headed the sophomore student body. Big Moments Begin for Class of I 969 Doug Ron Beth Janet Carol Bill David Mike Abel Adams Anderson ,Anderson Bailey Baird Baker Baker Don LeRoy Ruth John Arlin Julie Sherry Bernie Barnes Barton Beckett Beecher Beemer Berg Betts Bickett l Dan Donald Ronald Randy Susan Paul Tom Patti Bird Bird Bird Bittner Blakely Boden Bowers Boyce 68 Barb Mike Kirby Ja-nie Dennis Susan Dennis LaDonna Boyd Brown Burchett Carroll Cassady Cederburg Chapman Clem Teresa Mary Dan Jeff Clem Cochran Coen Coen it Q i Q I W WZ 5 Le : f eeCC Nl 1 - 5 1 eei Mickey Mike Mary Melissa CIHISC Damelson Daughton Davidson Judi Stephen Connie Jeff DOWHiI1g Eagan Emerson Emerson Stephen Roger Elaine Michael Eyberg Farber Feldhacker Fisher '1,P Cy - i , Virr .rrr sexi: . .. i!lf: r g LVV: Q -V 'QQZ fl - e..- 1 llee R Cllli I ' eer Yi f ' 9 fi ' tMarvin dx Ricky Lynn Larry Fitzgeral Fletchall Floyd Fogle R, . k p - 1:5-:?g -3- p Q 5 rrrre ' -- iff ' 'l'CC'C A l'C: A V fiifi 6' Natalie Lin Craig David Coen Comelxson Cornick Crown Car 1 Sheryl Tony gikzgsca Deacfgg: DeBord Double Dave Seymour and Bob Kuhl were examples of the spirit which were displayed during homecoming festivities. Ronnie Becky Rhonda Bill Charlie N Connie Julie Fogle Francis Fry Garrett Gile 116 Gill wks Joan Barb Linda Mike Denny DCI1I1iS .lim Glade Griffey Guzik Hammers Hansen Harrison Harsh Mary L. Sharon Paul Barb Bruce Chris SCOUI Hayes Hayes Herbert Hicks Hodge Hood H0014 Sophomores aid in forming a tunnel to send the football team onto the field. . Andy Dennis Sandee Joe Dawn Dick Gary Hoskinson Howard Hoyt Hribal Huey Hurd jackson Class of 69 Selects Rings Teresa Misner, Rose Klingensmith, Margaret Wirnmer, Mary Burke, Chris Prescott, and Pat Miller examine their class rings. Lincoln Tom Dave Ken Kevin Ken Gloria Jackson jackson Johnson Kasch Kelley Ketter King l Joyce Bruce jim Sheri Rose jim Gerhard Kingery Kinkade Kinkade KBIKCUHOU Klingensmith Kneedler Knuth Greg Terri Charles Mike Bob Kathy Jim Koether Konecne Krauth Kromminga Kuhl Kuta Kuhns Janet Wileen Don Steve john Janet jean Gretchen Lamb! Lang LeFebvre Leonard Leu Lewis Lewis Lines Sophomores and Spirit Sophomores broke tradition by choosing round rings. Chris jan Karen Lissarrague Looney Maeder a s ,ir. ' ..., 7 at ' W siiii 5- at , .X .tai -'Q -. ,si ata: ia at tl' i - 5 , s i'i 4 - at iii.i - t . or'i T or 11- sf :-, , f ., - ,A K . - f ' f ' - iiiii ii , 1 irr' i , t I Raymond Dan I Rita Kelly Kirk Tom Marsh Martln Martin MCCaffCrty McCann McCann i' 3 iiis ssr'rrrr C r A Paul Betty Diana Helen JOH Scott- . Ruth McEvoy McFarland McGill McGinnis McKee MCKIUIHC McMichael w Wayne David Becky Cynthia Teresa Steve Ted Peggy McNichols Mercer Mickey Miller Misner Moffit Moon Morris Melody G0ffl0I1 Connie Charlie Gail LaDonna John Lois Wayne Newton O'R1lCy Owens Parcher Peterson Pettit Piearson Pitt -Pottinger Provide Pep For Qohool Chris Denise Debbie Prescott Priebe Purdum L. - i L-- ,. : '111 ooooo be i' .5 if Joann Dean Donna Purdum Raasch Rasmussen Doug Beth Kathy Rewerts Rice Richards The sophomore Homecoming float which urgegl 'the Panthers to Climb to Victory earned third place in the judgingl Ruth Mark Bonnie Raymond Reed Reimer Larry Judy Kaye Larry Richardson Robinson Sandeman Scase Norma Dave Mike David Steve Steve Richard Martha Schieffer Schrodt Schroclt Seckington Seymour Shoft Siag Slezak Jerald Linda Mike Tim Kathleen Margie Linda Sandra PQSSY Smith SPCHCCI Spriggs Stalker Starry Steinbach Stevens Stevens SUCC Steve Andrea Bob Robert Sharon Fred Allen Richard Judy Stream Sullivan Tackett Tallmon Tame Taylor Thompson Thompson Tindle Gary Kathy Dale Bob Sondra Larry Fred Todd Tullis Veatch Vest. Waddell Waltersdorf ' Webb As the largest class ever, the sophomores' 213 voices rocked the gym at pep rallies. Rozlin Chester Debbie Nancy Dan Kylene Ted Webb Weeber Weed West Wichhart Wilkie Willetg 123168 Margaret Philip Charlotte Mary john Pat Dave Mike WIISOQ Wimmer Winans Woods Burke Cox Miller Turner Turner Juniors elected Gayle Woods, treasurerg Lynda Winter, secretaryg Phil Cunningham, presidentg and Kathy Lawton, vice-president. The junior class officers head- ed a rousing class of 68 . School spirit rose as the juniors headed many activities. Gim- micks such as blacked eyes sym- bolizing the juniors would rather fight than switch , and neckties that proclaimed tie up a victory were examples of junior ingenuity and enthu- siasm. The juniors netted a S850 profit toward the 1967 prom from their class play. Gathering at Christmas time, they distributed food and fruit baskets to nursing homes and needy families. As the future seniors look back to their jun- ior year, they can be proud of activities well done. Phil Cunningham Leads Class of 1968 Chris Rosemary Kay Marcena Pat Ruth Barb I im IOC Ahern Allen Anderson Bailey Baker Beal Benson Berg Blakely Vickie Gary Bill Cindy jeff Charlie Lynne Mary Tina .Bjazek Boon, Booth Bradley Bfothel-ton Brown Buchanan Burkhalter Bush ,.f-35' I 1 if 5 ia 1 , ,S 1.1.1 ,wig - any ? '.1' r, f f g i21 'fttlsiuisi i gf iv f 553552 Jane John Doug Dave Caldwell Carl Coen Cox K 'iiilfiktz' infi- ' ',:' iilfif in i ' 35.2, .ir -'14,-ii5.?m5 x , fi -1 Sandy Rose Albert Mike Diers Di Risio Donner Dudley David Crigger Dan Dunkerson Phil Cunningham Charlie Eckles resentatives chose these rings. Juniors Help As sophomores, the class officers and student council rep- Jennifer Sharon Kathy Evans Evans Eyberg Rocky Jere Rick Fred Joan Connie Fowler Francis Francis Franklin 'Frazee Fredrickson Gail Allyson Sherry Randy Dale Pat Freihage Gualt Genners Goodrich Gordon Grinnell joyce Tom Hartsook Hawks Allan Connie Higgins Holmes Needg Families During the annual Christmas program presented by the high school chorus, jolly John Carl posed as Santa. He was as- sisted by Joe Blakely, his small helper. u, m ,Z 1 -W,.fi42f .A yi! , N . ,lg LZ : lSlil'2 z .. -e5EffQQiQlff'ff ,. ' 'ifffffii' 3111255 ea fu l' V s Sharon Ray Iia.rns Jackley l' V al? gfz ,V ,- ' W ax Z1 V if 'ffiffffiff f w'lii3ll!l Brian Bruce Jensen 101165 Randy K?-thi' Kilgore Klfklfla-fl Janice Mark Hayes Hayes igll f i lim - ? 3 ,ififfsgfjf p fl if ii' I l Sharon Charles Howe Hribal 'sfl' . f. 1 -,.i'1 ' is l . l , , will jill' l u Mg, lip in 'ill' , 'ig ' Gregg Jeffryes xii- If 1. a .',iefe5!!I ' fflff5sf A far -Q Nfiilflles I IW Steve Angie justice Kafka ,.,'m.-,rfga 5, f I L 35. E .5 5 ,. Ns, H l .si k , s .Q I I 51, Q. 1 In p lil Alia: I ' I f , 5g5gfi?ff5'f53g5'g ' ' f' .2 li ll illfhslsfl if ll zllsflsiirllil Pam Henry Dan Huey Phyllis Herbel Dean Hultquist Lela Kepner , , s 'l V. . iifii ilzgf b C wszlzl, My :lf: 'e: l'i'2l' as , ' L :lla wil 'lllfillifil iigiffzsislrlf' 1 A All lf? Nancy Kessler virginia Wilfred Karl GWCH Kirkpatrick Knuth Knock Koethef Huge Crowd Views Junior Class Plag Paula Jim Scott Krings Larkin Larson Juniors get set to win the spirit jug at a weekly pep ,, assembly. W , Carol Kathy Sharon Armando Lauffer Lawton Lewis Lissarrague Bev Wilson, Kathy Lawton, and Sharon Smith lend Sharon Bonnie ,Cathy Linda Grady a cheer to boost spirit at the Homecoming bonfire. Loring Lukeharf Luther Madison Maharfy Vicki Sandy Dianne Dennis Martin McBay McCann McDonald Joyce Mary Barry McDowell McElroy McEvoy Debbie Vicki Janette reality by serving on the Prom Steering Committee. l Mc Laughlin Means Mickey Ron Larry Steve john Miller Misner Montague Moore IC 1 3. BIS 2. In Y O V'k' Brb M h Cd Tm ' bc Mosman Noble O'R1ley Osborne Os Susan Steve Roy Osmun Page Parsons , , - A ,,f,, . ,, V I VVV .A 'I . 'A,,, ' V 'j ,,1:r,,, AA , r ' :. i eie .,,L: .. 1 cgi eit n l Frances Glennda Mark Pashek Pennebaker Peterson Clifford Pashek These twenty-five ambitious juniors helped make the 1967 Prom a Panthers Have the Golden Touch was the theme for the juniors first-place Homecoming float. Eager Juniors Raise S2000 Rhonda Becky Fran Patti Ramsbottorn Reed Richter Roberts Hanging the Spirit Banner high are Chris Ahern, Sharon Howe Karl Knock, Randy Goodrich, and Marcena Bailey. Bob Marcia Sharon Lynn Roberts Rule Sammons Sandeman Eddie Don Gregg Mike Scheel Schrodt Schwab Sears Sue Ken Becky Sharon Sevier Sharp Shrimpton Smith ll ' 'l f ,'v, r' V oorol'c k R S 5 e M - Steve Marty Karen Martha Smith Spriggs Starlin Steinbach i--i S ' i.i R erelc rei 1 i': ' ,nn eiic Dannie Robert john Duane Stephens Sterling Stevens Stowell Mark Shirlee Dean Bill Eva Tedrow Teply Thatcher Thompson T0l6d0 ,,.. ,4.,,, ii .,,- -fi Robert Dan Rod Anne Todd Turner Turner Van Arkel Larry Jannings, junior class sponsor, clutches, in a familiar pose, the money collected from the junior class play. Le Roy Reva Linda Rollie Vest Vicker Vorrath Vorrath Francis Ron John Charlotte Walters Webb Weeber White Mike Sandy Bev Lynda Wilkie Williamson Wilson Winter Bob Jacque Alice Mike Gayle Doug Coen sells concessions for the junior class Wintergtien Wolf Wolfe Wolfe Woods while he also enjoys the football game. ROCKIE ABBOTT Rockie, a senior transfer from Hastings, Nebraska is a mem- ber of the wrestling squad. He participated in basketball, foot- ball, and baseball at Hastings. DENNIS EUGENE ABEL Dennis, a three year letterman in wrestling, is a member of C-Club. He is resident of FFA, and attended State and National FFA Conventions. DENNIS ADAMS All science courses interest Dennis, a Senior initiate into National Honor. He lettered in tennis, is a member of C- Club, and works part-time. Favored Four ead Seniors JEAN LUCILE BEATTY Jean is a member of Thespians, Y-Teens, chorus, and Rainbow. She received a Certificate of Merit in connection with the National Merit Test. GARY BLANCHARD Gary's favorite subjects is gov- ernment. He enjoys working on cars during his spare time. His future plans are indefinite. DAVID EARL BRAMOW Working at the Fareway keeps David busy during the week and on Saturdays. In his s are time, he works on automolgles and likes to draw. EDWARD L. BRANDT Ed transferred from Prescott where he participated in basket- ball as a Junior. In his spare time he enjoys hunting, fishing, and swimming. .ti KATHLEEN BROTHERTON Kathy is a National Honor mem- ber and is on the Student Coun- cil. She is Tri-M president and band resident. She was secre- tary 0? her junior class. PATRICIA ALLEN Patricia hopes to attend the Americana Beauty School in Des Moines after raduation. She is a member ofg CYO and en- joys reading and sewing. DAN C. BUBB Dan, a C-Club member, has been on the wrestling squad for three years, and building model cars is his hobby. A trade school is Dan's future. E 19 EET' LYNDA ANDERSON Lynda was a homecoming queen candidate and is in Girls C- Club, GRA, Crert Club, and Y-Teens. She was a member of Student Council as a Sophomore. JOAN E. BAKER joan is a three year member of GRA Peppers, and Girls C- Club. She has partcipated in tennis four years. She has also lettered in vocal music. MARIAN DAWN BUXTON Dawn, Student Council president, is a member of National Honor Society, Band, and Tri-M. She was Band Queen and a Home- coming queen candidate. FRED A. CALVIN Fred enjoys outdoor sports such as football, hunting, and fishing. He is a C-Club member, joining when he lettered in football as a Junior. RITA JEAN BAKER A candystriper for two years, Rita has been accepted at Mercy School of Nursing in Des Moines. She.is a senior member of Crest Club and Y-Teens. CONSTANCE LOUISE BOYD Connie was an exchange student to Ecuador during the last sum- mer. She is in Tri-M, band, Y- Teens, Spanish Club, and Fu- ture Nurses. DARRELL BARNES As a Sophomore and Junior, Darrell played on the basketball squad, He enjoys mechanics class in school as working on car engines is his hobby. MARTHA LOUISE CARLSON Martha is a member of Crest Club, Band, GRA, and Spanish Club. She is an Arraw reporter and leader in the Civil Defense Program. MARIE IONE CHAPMAN Marie developed an interest in sewing as a hobby in her three years of Home Ec. in high school. She has modeled several outfits in the Style Show. NANCY ELLEN CHAPMAN A three year member of band, Nancy joined Tri-M as a Junior. Also a Junior initiate into Na- tional Honor Society, she is a member of Science Club. RODNEY ALLEN CHASE -Rod transferred from Jefferson High of Cedar Rapids his Jun- ior year. He lettered in. football, participated in wrestling, and is a C-Club member. CATHY CRUISE Cathy has been a member of GRA and Future Nurses three years. She also belongs to Y- Teens, Science Club, and was in band for two years. STEVEN JAY CLEMENS Steve enjoys being a mernber of the Archery Club and playing his guitar. His favorite sport. is track, and he works part-time at Penney's. PAUL BYRON COCHRAN Paul is active in 4-H and enjoys slot-car racing, hunting, and fish- ing. At CHS his favorite subject is wood-working. 1967 Grads Plan College Ventures and Summer Fun ROGER LEE DAUB Roger.won third place in the Voice of Democracy contest his Junior year and has hel ed in the library. He transferred from T.J., Council Bluffs. KAREN DAVIS Karen transferred from Orient- Mackburg in March of her jun- ior year. She plans to major in medicine at the University of Iowa. AARON WARD DEACON Aaron en'oys bowling and fish- ing as holabies. Last year he and his father were runners-up in the Iowa Youth Bowling Tour- nament. MIA DEHOPERE Mia, the AFS student from Bel- gium, is in Spanish Club, Y- Teens, GRA, and is treasurer of CYO. Mia plans to be an interpreter after college. MICHAEL COEN Mike's claim to fame at CHS has been his golf. He has starred on the team since his Sopho- more year. He is in C-Club and has played basketball. fi '- 15g2lQ'j?Qj1., I . --El f ,g , if! .til 'WX WWTF if SAK is z ag: , I .swzff l CATHY COLLINGS Cathy transferred from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as a Jun- ior. At CHS she has been a member of both GRA and Y- Teens. She enjoys swimming and water skiing. CAROLYN RAE CRECELIUS Carolyn's favorite club is Cren Club. For two years she worked in the office and was a member of Y-Teens. Carol n prefers bookkeeping as a subject. MARY KATHERINE CUNDIFF Kathy a seven year member of 4H has held four offices rn her local club She lists Home Ec her favorite class and has a talent for sewing LINDA KAE CREIGHTON Linda, who plans to go to beauty school after graduation, was a member of GRA her Sophomore year. Linda's favorite pastime is horseback riding. SHARON MAY DONNER A three year home economics student, Sharon plans to make a career of sewing. She has worked in the cafeteria for two years. PATRICK ROY DOUBLE Playing in a combo with his younger brother Tony takes up much of Pat's out of school time. A rnember of C-Club, Pat's fa- vorite class is Sociology. LINDA MAE EDDY Linda, a dancing instructor in her spare time, has college as- pirations. She participates in GRA and Peppers, and also sings in the chorus. LYNN EMERSON Lynn, a transfer from Urbandale High in Des Moines, has been in Peppers and Spanish Club her junior and Senior years. She hopes to attend AIB. JANE EVANS Jane has been a cheerleader, in vocal music, and in GRA for three years. She is also in golf, Future Nurses, and C-Club. REBECCA JO FABER Becky is treasurer of National Honor Society. She is in GRA and was in the Senior Class Play. She transferred from Bridgewater-Fontanelle her jun- ior year. GENEVA ANN GLADE Geneva enjoys playing flute in band and has lettered all three years. She was picked as an alternate to the U.N. Con- ference her Junior year. LARRY GOBEN Government class is Larry's fa- vorite course in school. As a Senior, he participates on the track team and runs the rnileg He works part-time. JAMES LEE FAUST Jim was a delegate to 'the Na- tional Explorer Scout Conference in 1966. He plays in the band, and riflery is his favorite hobby. DIANNE LYNN FISHER Vice-president of National Honor Society and Creft Club, Dianne is a member of Thespians, GRA, E?-Club, the golf team, and the rraw staff. Seniors Earn Honors Verna Tallmon brought honor to CHS by earning a finalist rating in the National Merit Scholarship tests. Although science courses are Verna's main academic interests, a consistent ability in all high school classes gave her the position of Salutatorian of the Senior class. RONALD ARLIN GORDON Ronnie was in FFA for two years and helps his father on their farm. He enjoys wood- working in which he has made a gun case, shelves, and a coffee table. MARILYN SUE GORDON A C-Club and three year mem- ber of GRA, Sue is in Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and is a County 4-H officer. She took a 4-H demonstration to the State Fair. JONE RAE FRANKLIN Jone was a county 4-H officer and reigned as Iowa Hereford Queen in 1966. At CHS she is active in vocal music, GRA, and Girls' C-Club. CAROL ANN FRAZIER An office assistant throughout high school, Carol has belonged to GRA for three years and is in C-Club. She will major in accounting at SWCC. LYNDA M. GAIDIES Lynda is a member of Girls' C- Club and has been in GRA for three years. After graduation she plans to attend beauty school. PAMELA WAINE GIDLEY A National Honor Society mem- ber, Pam was a Homecoming queen candidate and is on the student council. She is in band, Tri-M, and Future Nurses. JANETTE LYNN GILES Janette has made GRA, Y- Teens, and vocal music her main activities for three years. She has belonged to 4-H and bowling and likes water sports. ROBERT OTIS GOWEY Robert's favorite club is FFA in which he has been both vice- gresident and sentinel. He enioys unting as a hobby and holds a part time job. DOUGLAS D. GRAHAM Doug played in intramural bas- ketball as a Junior and Senior and lists sports as his favorite hobby. Some form of trade school is in his future. KEATS GAISER Keats is president of Boys' C- Club and was co-captain of the football team. As a Junior he was an All-Conference halfback. LANA MARIE HANSEN Lana worked as a library assist- ant during her Sophomore year. Her favorite subject is home economicsg she enjoys sewing. RICHARD W. HANSEN A member of C-Club, Dick par- ticipated in wrestling and foot- ball. Dick transferr from Clin- ton as a Junior. His favorite hobby is working on cars. cu. easo ins rne or Future Nurses and sings in her KATHERINE MARIE HERZOG Cheerleading keeps Kathy busy along with tennis, in which she has lettered for three years, C- Club, and GRA. She joined Y- Teens as a Senior. JANE LYNN HARPIN Jane was a Homecoming queen candidate and student director for the musical. She belongs to GRA and Spanish Club and is a three year member of vocal. JAMES LESTER HARDMAN C-Club treasurer jim is an All-Conference basketball player and four year baseball letterman. He was in Student Council and three class plays. MICHAEL E. HARPIN Mike bowled l his Junior year and has participated. in base- ball. He works on his fathers farm and enjoys hunting. Mike plans to enlist in the Navy. LINDA HODGE Linda actively participates in GRA, Peppers, and Girls C- Club. Her favorite sports are basketball and volleyball, and she works part-time. VICKI KAYE HARRIS Vicki enjoys speech class and lists Y-Teens as her favorrte l b Sh 1 f' d ti f church choir. SANDRA JEANE HORNING SanDee is secretary of National Honor and a cheerleader. She is in Science Club, Tri-M, and Future Nurses. She attended a summer science program last year. HELEN ALMEDA HOYT Bookkeeping and office practice are Helen's favorite subjects. She has taken Home Economics three years, and modeled a dress in the style show. DENISE SUZANNE HUEY Denise, president and co-editor of Crm, is an Arrow reporter and held offices in Thespians and Tri-M. She is a National Honor member. CAROL LYNN HUNT Carol played the clarinet in band three years. She was also ac- tive in Y-Teens three ears. As a Junior, Carol bowled on the high school league. JEFFREY A. HARRISON Jeff enioys sports, he was a manager for two years and wrestled as a Senior. He likes science courses, especially me- chanics and electronics. CONNIE JEANNE HAWKS Connie is the Senior class sec- retary. She is a three year vet' eran of class plays, Spanish Club, G.R.A., and vocal music. She has been in band for two years. WILLIAM A. HAYES Bill has been active in track and football for three years and is a member of C-Club. Bill en- ioyg I hunting and fishing as ho bies. I 73 Receive Diplomas HAROLD HOLLIDAY Harold joined Boys' C-Club this year after he earned his football letter. Harold was active in foobtall his Sophomore and jun- ior years. ANGELA HOOK Angie was crowned Homecom- ing Queen this year. She is also active in G.R.A., Y-Teens, and C-Club. Angie helped prepare the 1967 Creft. DON HERBERT Don is treasurer of Student Council. He is in Boys' C-Club and has participated in tennis three years and basketball one. He was an Arrow reporter. DWIGHT DAVID ISENHOUR David represented Creston Sen- ior High at Hawkeye Boys' State his Junior year. David was also active in intramural basketball progrm. W. EDWARD JACKSON RUSSELL E. JOHNSON A Junior initiate into C-Club, Ed has lettered in baseball and track two years. In 1966 he re- ceived All-Southwest Iowa base- ball honors. Russ is a four year member of FFA and has held the office of treasurer in that club. He has participated on the wres- tling and football squads. STEVE JOHNSON Steve lists hunting and fishing as outdoor activities and enjoys spectator sports. After gradua- tion, he plans to enter the Air Force. CHRISTI S. JUSTICE A member of Girls' C-Club since her Sophomore year, Christi is also a three year veteran of GRA and the Red and White Peppers. LINDA JEAN KALAR Linda participated in GRA and worked as a library assistant during her Sophomore year. She enjoys attending teen concerts and auto races. KATHIE D. LAIRD A three year member of Y- Teens, Kathie has also partici- pated in vocal music since a Sophomore at CHS. She was an office assistant as a Junior. DIANA MARIE LeFEBVRE Diana is a three year member of band and Future Nurses. She belongs. to Tri-M and partici- pated rn several small groups for contest. PAUL M. KIELTYKA Paul transferred from Chicago his Junior year. He has played on the football tem his Junior gear, He has played on the foot- all team his junior year and is a member of Explorer Scouts. JERRY W. LAN DRETH jerry, a Senior transfer to CHS, has not been hindered in track, baseball, Spanish Club and vo- cal music deslpite attending 37 different schoo s. SANDRA JEAN KINKADE Sandi is secretary and a three year member of both GRA and Peppers. In tennis and Y-Teens for two years, she is a C-Club initiate. Swimming is her hobby. JAMES MICHAEL LEU gim, an Arrow reporter, is in and, Swinging Sharps, wres- tling, track, and Science Club. He has been active in music contests and debate. JOHN DAVID LINDERMAN David is a member of Future Farmers, having served as sec- retary. He attended the na- tional FFA convention last year, and also enioys 4-H. ROSA LLAN OS ALVEAR Rosa, a CHS foreign exchange student from Santiago. Chile, finds U.S. History and govern- ment helpful in better under- standing the American people. EDWARD .H KIRKPATRICK Ed is two year track letter- man and was initiated into C- Club his Senior year. He helped collect boxes for the bonfire this year. KAREN KNEEDLER Karen sang in chorus three years and was in Future Nurses two years. She has assisted in the library and this year helps in the cafeteria. KRISTY KRAUTH Kristy's wish is to become a nurse after college, and has worked at the Crest Haven Nursing Home for two years. She enjoys law class as a sub1ect, Seniors Seek Scholarship MIKE LAN DRETH Mike is a member of C-Club, earning his letter in track his Sophomore year. He was Junior class vice-president and has been in class plays. CHARLES THOMAS LEE Charlie is a Student Council member. He has played football three years and is a member of Boys' C-Club. The past two years, he has been in track. ROSS ALAN KUHRE A National Honor Society mem- ber, Ross attended Hawkeye Boys' State, lettered in tennis, is in Boys' C-Club, and had a part in the Senior class play. SANDRA IRENE LONG GRA, Peppers, and Girls' C- Club are included in Sandy's schedule. She is also in vocal music and plans to attend col- lege next fall. DELORES ANN LOUDON Delores enioys outdoor activi- ties such as swimming and boat- ing. She is a member of CYO. After graduation, she plans to do secretarial work. DENNIS PAUL LOUDON Denny, an avid wrestler, is a three-year C-Club member. He plans to attend college. Denny's hobbies are hunting and coin collecting. JOAN NANCY LOWENBURG Joan enjoys Home Economics, and she constructed two gar- ments for the style show this year. She also takes art, so- ciology, and government. STEVEN JAMES LUDDINGTON Steve was a member of the track team his Sophomore and Junior years, and joined Boys' C-Club He has enlisted in the Navy for the next four years. JOHN PHILLIPS LYNN Jack, a National Honor mem- ber, was on Student Council for two years and is Senior class president. He has earned eleven letters from three sports. MARY JO MARTIN Mary Jo is a three-year vocal music student. She is a member of the Girls' trio and Swing Choir. She is also in Tri-M and GRA. Two Exchange Students LORIN MCINTIRE A Panther Bowling League mem- ber for two years, Lorin spends much of his leisure time bowl- ing and reading. He plans to en ist after graduation. in Class PAUL W. MCLAUGHLIN Paul has lettered in wrestling three years and is a member of C-Club. He also eniogs lift- ing weights, hunting, an play- ing tennis. RICHARD L. MARTIN Rick played in the band as a Sophomore and a Junior, and was a member of the dance band. Working on cars and radios are his hobbies. JOSEPH ROBERT MILLER JR. Joe's work on the production crew of many class plays has earned him membership into Thespians. He was a member of vocal music and Tri-M. JOHN AVERY MILLER l STEVE MILLER John enioys music and drama esides being a C-Club member. He is a Thespian and earned President of Thespians, Steve is a three year member. A valu- able stage manager, he received a I rating with a bass vocal the Best Crew Member Award solo at State Music Contest. during his Junior year. DENNIS GENE MISNER Working on his car fills much of Dennis's spare time as well as fishing, hunting, and working on the farm. He finds sociology class rewarding. STEPHEN MARXEN Stephen enioys Future Farmers an has been a member for three years. He is active in the Saddle Club, and is presi- dent of his 4-H club. SHIRLEY ANN McCALL Shirley was a flutist for con- cert band, and played bells for marching band. She bowled her Sophomore and junior years, and was in GRA. STEPHEN E. MCCANN Steve, a member of Thespians, held lead roles in class plays. He was active in basketball and vocal for three years and track as a Senior. MARGARET MCELROY Margaret bowled her Sophomore and Junior years and was on the prop crew for class plays her Senior year. She also likes to cook and sew. Mia carries a heavy load during Twirp Week. WILLIAM ERNEST MILLARD Cars are Ernie's main interest as he both works on them and collects models as a hobby. He also holds a part-time Job as a carry-out boy. MARTIN WAYNE MISNER Wayne is -a talented guitarist and plays in a combo with a group o his firends. His hobby is -collecting Indian relics of which he has a beautiful col- lection. TERRY MULLIN During high school, Terry par- txcipated in football and played intramural basketball two years. He plans to continue ,his educa- tion at college. CARL PASHEK Carl enioys electronics class and plans to maior in this field at SWCCfs vocational school. He also likes to work on motor- cycles in spare time. PAMELA SUE PAXSON Pam, a twirler for Marching Band, received a I rating at State Contest. She is a member of GRA. Girls' C-Club, and Crext Club. MARY LEE PERRIGO Mary was in Y-Teens and served as a library assistant during two years of high school. She plans to attend beautician school after graduation. RAM ONA LEE PETERSON Mona is a two year GRA mem- ber and was treasurer of Span- ish Club as a Junior. With col- lege as a future obiective, she holds a part-time iob. HAL JAY PETZNICK Hal has been a member of vo- cal music for three years, two of which he attended All-State. He is a three year member of Tri-M. Seniors Lead Activities DEBORAH PRIEBE Debbie is Senior class vice- gresxdent and a three year mem- er of band. She is an Arrow reporter and has won sewing honors in Home Ec. DOUGLAS F. RALL A National Honor member, Doug belongs to Science Club and Student Council, and he is active in track and basketball. He was Junior class president. PAUL RUDOLPH POMREHN As a transfer from California, Paul ioined basketball and ten- nis, He became a member of C-Club and National Honor So- ciety his Senior year. ROBERT DANIEL REED Robert's hobby and main out- door activity is hunting. Also skilled in archery, he belongs to the Union County Archery Club. He plans to attend SWCC. KATHRYN JEAN REIMER JAMES REPPLIN GER Kathy attended U.N. Day as a Junior and placed first on the Time Current Events Test. She planshto maior in political sci- ence xn college. Explorer Scouts has been Jim's main interest and canoeing his hobby. He plans to attend the Midwest Barber College in Des Moines next fall. MARY ELIZEBETH RICHARDS Mary lettered in golf and Girls' C-Club. She is a member of band, GRA, and an Arrow re- porter. She plans a career in iournalism and politics. THOMAS MARK PONTOW Tom is a three year member of Boys: C-Club and vocal music. He is also on the Arrow and gerg Club staffs and in Science ll . VICKIE LEE POTTORFF Vickie is a member of Spanish Club and enjoys cooking, read- ing and writing poetry, she plans to attend college and become an English teacher. KATHLEEN ANN POWE Kathy has been active in GRA, Peppers, and bowling for three years. She ioined Girls' C-Club as a Senior. Sociology is her favorite subject. MARK WILLIAM RAYMOND Mark is a member of vocal music and was in Bye Bye Birdie . A transfer from Box- holm, Iowa, he enioys baseball, hunting, and fishing. A group of seniors strike a familiar pose as they lounge on the 3rd floor hall. KAREN JEAN RICHARDSON Karen, who plays the flute, is a three year member of band and ioined tri-M her Senior year. She is President of Future Nurses. JOHN FRANKLIN RILEY Frank, a three year member of FFA, lists Metals II as his favorite subiect. His hobbies in- clude hunting and cars, and he plans to ioin the Navy. KATHLEEM R. ROBERTS Kathy, a National Honor S0- ciety member, is Senior class treasurer. She is also in band, and holds offices in Thespians, Tri-M, and Y-Teens. SUSAN MARIE PRESCOTT Susan, who likes foreign lan- guages is president of Spanish Club. She is also on the Arrow staff, in band, C-Club, and works on the Crert. TOM ROUTH Tom, vice-president of his jun- ior class, was a valuable track member for three years 'and played football as a Sophomore. He is a member of C-Club. 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' - Sill l 5 llllfiilll , 5 l l xllglm .ffi..fl-f,:3w1fssf.:'i'sf,i ii HS- . , r ue- l ellfli' r . l al REBECCA S. SANDEMAN Becky joined Girls' C-Club as a Junior and has been in bowl- ing and GRA for three years. Becky's favorite subject in school is bookkeeping. SANDRA SCASE Sandy transferred to CHS from Clarinda where she belonged to band and vocal as a Sophomore. As a Senior she is active in Y-Teens. Civil Defense Club Formed KENNETH E. SEYMOUR Ken, a National Honor mem- ber, has participated in tennis and band for three years. Being sports manager took up much of Ken's time. JACK J. SHIMER Carpenter work is Jack's part- time job, while in his leisure time he hunts and fishes. Jack's favorite subjects are government and metals. THOMAS MICHAEL SCHIEFFER Tom lettered in track at CHS as a Sophomore, moved to Len- ox, and returned to CHS for his Senior year. He likes physics and Senior math best. MICHAEL D. SMITH Mike has lettered in golf all three years and joined C-Club as a Sophomore. He has been in chorus, football, and basketball, and will attend SWCC. ROBERT SNODGRASS PHYLLIS SPRING A second year C-Club member, Bob lettered twice in golf. He played on the basketball squad for three years and holds down a part-time job. Phyllis is a three-year veteran of vocal music and has belonged to GRA and Y-Teens for two years. She is a member of Fu- ture Nurses and is 4-H. LINDA Lou STAUEFER Linda won the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award for her achievements in Home Ec. She is a three year member of Y-Teens, GRA, and is in C- Club. l KATHREN MARIE SCHRODT Kathren has been a library as- sistant and in vocal music for three years. She is also in Fu- ture Nurses, and very active in church work. JULE ANNE STURZENEGGER Jule is a three-year member of Spanish Club and also a three- year Chorus accompanist. Her favorite subject is bookkeeping, and she is a Y-Teen. PAMELA ANN SCHRODT Pam, editor of the Arrow sec- ond semester, is .secretary-treas- urer of Girls' C-Club, is a band twirler, and is in Y-Teens, and Spanish Club. CHAROL DiANN E SMITH Charol, president of National Honor, belongs to Thespians, GRA, band, Girls C-Club, Tri- M, and Science Club. She was editor of the Arrow. STEPHEN EDWARD SULLIVAN Steve, an amateur auto mechan- ic, also enjoys slot car racing. He is a member of the CYO and plans to attend a technical school next year. DUANE H. SCHROEDER Duane was a two year member of Explorer Scouts and ioined vocal music. Coin collecting is his hobby and he is proiection- ist at the theater. MARIANNE SELEY Marianne has belonged to.Y- Teens for three years and joined Spanish Club her Senior year. After graduation she plans to attend beauty school. The newly organized Civil Defense Club was formed at CHS under the leadership of Martha Carlson and Suzi Prescott. Other members pictured here are Tom Pontow and Ken Sey- IIIOUI. A My MARSHA SVVARTZ PEGGY TACKETT A transfer from Bedford, Mar- sha devoted much of her time there to four sports. She also worked on their yearbook and school paper and was in a pep club and a class play. Home Economics, sewing, and cooking are Peggy's avorite pastimes. She also participated in GRA and Peppers, and ioined Girls' C-Club as a Senior. VERNA MARIE TALLMON A National Merit finalist, Verna is a member of National Honor, band, Science Club, and Tri-M. She participated in vocal music and Crest Club. RICHARD LEE TENNANT As 'Dick is. interested in elec- tronics, this is his favorite course in school. To pursue this subject as a career, he will attend IBM school in Kansas City. DON ULM Sports-minded Donnie has earned nine letters in four sports. He ioined C-Club as a Junior and has been a Student Council rep- resentative. X MARY KATHERINE THOMAS Y-Teens heads Mary's list of activities. She gave her time to help in the library for two years and was Senior Girl Scouts pres- ident. BARBARA JANE THOMPSON A three year member of GRA, Barb was a Junior initiate into C-Club. She was a Candystriper, is in chorus and Y-Teens. Swimming is Barb's hobby. Charlie Lee adds his name to Steve McCann's cast. MARTHA JANE WALLACE Martha is secretary-treasurer and a three-year member of Cfert Club. A band member for two years she belonged to 4-H, Spanish Club, and is in CYO. AN ITA MARIE WEAR Anita transferred from Marion to ioin CHS students in Crert Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and the Arrow staff. She hopes to teach German after college. CATHIE JEANETTE WEED Cathie is a member of dance band, T ri-M, and band in which she plays the trombone. In vocal two years, Cathie is also in Y-Teens and Spanish Club. SHEILA ANNET'l'E WELCHER Sheila is treasurer of Spanish Club and Wordiy Advisor rn Rainbow. She has belonged to golf, Peppers, Cfen Club and is a three year member of Y- Teens. DAVID MICHAEL THOMPSON Dave, a sports enthusiast, 'oined BOYS' C-Club as a Freshman. He has lettered in all four sports and was a Student Council mem- ber as a Junior. LINDA KAY TRENKLE Linda is a three year member of GRA and is now in Girls' C-Club. She has been in vocal music for three years and Crest Club two years. DAVID WILLIAM TRIPP Dave is an active FPA student and enioys working on his car. He wrestled his Junior and Sen- ior years, and also participated in vocal music as a Sophomore. Seniors Close Curtains on Gag Times at CHQ RODNEY VICKER C-Club member Rod chooses baseball as his favorite sport with basketball a close second. College holds promises for Rod's future. KAREN ANN Turns Karen was co-captain of the cheerleaders this year and is active in GRA and C-Club. She was chosen to attend Girls' State as a Junior. RICHARD WHITE Cars occupy much of Perk's hob- by time and he enioys metals as a school subject. His future plans include a summer job and joining the Air Force. RONALD DEAN WHITE Ronnie belongs to an Aviation Club and lists basketball as his favorite sport. He eniovs flying, hunting, ishing and exploring in his spare time. MARVIN D. WHITED Interested in- both woodworking and mechanics, Marvin works Eart-time at a gas station and as made a complete bedroom suite. He will attend SWCC. PEGGY ANN WHITED Peggy marched with the Red and White Peppers three years. She was also a member of GRA her Sophomore and Junior years. ROBERT WICHHART Serving as CHS drum major, playing trumpet, and being a Tri-M member all show Bob's interest in music. After gradua- tion, he plans to attend college. JERRY J. WILLETS Jerry has participated in wres- tling for -three years and has competed in district meets. He rs in Boys' C-Club and is presi- dent of Spanish Club. HARPER B. WILLIAMS WILLIAM J. WIMMER Harper has participated in track Active in sports, Bill has partici- for two years and prefers cross- pated in ootball and. baseball country racing. Harper's favorite for three years and is in C- subiect is Metals II. Club. He received honorable mention in the SW Iowa Con- LINDA MARIE WINKLER Linda is president of Y-Teens, Pepper captain, and a Student ference. Council member. She is a three- ear member of vocal y I music and is in Girls' Glee Club. Carol Hunt displays her artistic talent with an oil paint- ing of a pinto. Art is Carol's hobby and she plans to make it a career. JANET MARIE WOLF During her Junior and Senior years, Janet worked as a libra assistant. She also partici atgd in Future Nurses and Y-'IFeens. MICHELLE WONN College is in Miche1le's future. She is a member of Spanish Club, Y-Teens, and Future Nurs- es. She was a summer exchange student to Mexico. WENDY BARBARA WYKOFF Wendy teaches baton lessons and is a twirler in band. Cho- rus heads her list of activities as she sings in Swing Choir. She also belongs to GRA. DANIEL YOUNG Dan transferred to Creston from Kellerton, Ia. At CHS, his fav- orite subiects are chemistry and physics in which he would like to major at college. Swinging Seniors Supremelg Reign Over Under c ass men Qandee Horning and Verna Tallmon Rate Highest g. I L Valedictorian, SanDee Horning, and Saluta- torian, Verna Tallrnon, end three years of diligent work by receiving the highest scholastic honors at graduation. Those students of the graduating class of 1967 who received Scholastic Honors are: Jmnding, Sandi Kinkade, Rod Vicker, Paul Pomrehn, Dennis Adams, jack Lynn, Vicki Pottorff, Susi Prescott, Martha Carlson, and Charol Smith. Seated, Kathy Brotherton, Becky Faber, Wendy Wykoff, Verna Tallmon, SanDee Horning, Nancy Chapman, Sandra Scase, and Doug Rall. I l02 This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. -Winflon Cburcbill Arrow .... Art ........ Athletics .... Baseball . . Basketball . . C-Clubs . . . Football . . G.R.A. . . Golf .... Tennis .... Track ..... ,Wrestling ...... Awards Day ........ . . . Board of Education Bus drivers ........ Business .... Cafeteria .... Cheerleaders Crest Club ...... Custodians ........ Drivers Education English ........... Faculty Arnburg, Linda . 40 . 15 . 52 . 65 56-57 64 54-55 65 62 . 61 58-59 . 60 48-49 22-25 . 19 ..8 .19 42 41 19 12 7 Baldwin, William 10, 56 Bierre, Arlan Brewer, Louise . . . . Butler, Donald Clinton, Ronald Eilers, Charles .. Ekblad, Hallie .... Gilbert, David .. Green, Darline Hawks, Kay ..... Hruska, Jerome Hying, Joseph jannings, Larry .... 9, Joens, Harley Kaup, Denny Kiester, Everett Kimmel, James Koos, David .......... 10, 54 7 15 65 11 . 13 11 7, 40 45 15, 54 58, 50 7, 40 54, 62 .. 14 .. 51 54,55 Kuhre, Leonard .............. 25 Lissarrague, Angelica . . . 6 Mueller, Catherine .. 9 Newell, Robert ..... 12 Nordhagen, Darrell .. 9 Peak, Dorothy ...... 18 Posten, Helen ..... .. 7 Rissler, David . . . . . . 32 Scarda, Richard .... .... 1 7, 56 Schmitter, Rita .... ...... 8 Turbot, Ellen 16 Turbot, Larry ....... 7, 58 Van Arkel, Gerald .... 23 IO4 Index Van Tress, Ruth ........ 21, 44 Wassenburg, Carol ............ 8 Foley, Lionel ...... 22, 28, 47, 48 Future Farmers ................ 14 Future Nurses . . , , , 45 Graduation .... , , , 102 Hertz, Gene . . . , , , 22 Homecoming . . . . . 26-27 Home Economics , , . 18 Industrial Arts . . . . . 15 Latin ......... .... 6 Library ...... , , , 21 Mathematics .... . . . 10 Music Band ......... . . . 52-55 Bye Bye Birdie ..... 55 Chorus ........ .... 5 0-51 Contests . . . . . 54 Tri-M . . . . . . 56 Napier, Ina National Honor Society ........ Office ................ -. . Peppers . ....... Physical Education .... .... Plays .......... Prom . . . .. Science ..... Secretaries .... Berry Bickett Sweeney Seniors Abel, Dennis ...... Abbott, Rockie Adams, Dennis 82, 102 Allen, Patricia Anderson, Lynda 51, 64, 83 Baker, joan 46-47 ..20 45 16-17 58-59 50-51 11 .. 20 82 14, 60, 64, 82 11, 46, 64, 68, s, 65, 82 6, 27, 41, 44, 46, . 45, 61, 64, 65, 83 Baker, Rita ........ 41, 44, 45, 83 Barnes, Darrell Beatty, Jean .... 11 Blanchard, Gary . . Boyd, Connie .... Bramow, David Brandt, Edward , 56, 57, 44, 82 . ......... 82 6, 52, 56, 44, 83 15, 82 Brotherton, Kathleen . . 11, 52, 54, 36, zs, 46, 82, 102 Bubb, Dan .................. 82 Buxton, Dawn .. 27, 28, 52, 56, 40, 41, 46, 51, 83 Calvin, Fred .... 27, 54, 55, 64, 83 Carlson, Martha .. 6, 40, 41, 47, 64, 65, 83, 102 Chapman, Marie 56, 83 Chapman, Nancy 84, 102 .. 11, 32, 46, 7 Chase, Rodney ...... 54, 55, 64, Clemens, Steven Cochran, Paul . . . ...... . . . . Coen, Mike ...... . . . 62, 64, Collings, Cathy ....... ...... . . Crecelius, Carolyn .. 41, 44, Creighton, Linda Cruise, Cathy .... 44, 45, 64, 65, Cundiff, Kathy ............ 18, Daub, Roger .. 21, Davis, Karen .. Deacon, Aaron Dehopere, Mia .. 6, 29, 55, 44, 65, 84, 95 Donner, Sharon Double, Pat .......... 50, 64, Eddy, Linda .... 16, ao, 43, 65, Emerson, Lynn Evans, Jane .... 15, 50, 42, 45, 65, 86 Faber, Becky .. 57, 58, 46, 65, 102 Faust, Jim .................. Fisher, Dianne . . 6, 57, 58, 40, 46, 62, 64, 65, 86 Franklin, Jone .. 50, 51, 56, 64, 87 Frazier, Carol ........ 20, 64, 65 Gaidies, Linda ........ 64, 65, Gaiser, Keats .......... 54, 55 Gidley, Pam .. 27, 28, 52, 56, 45, 46, 61, 65, 87 Giles, Janet .............. Glade, Geneva . . . . . . Goben, Larry Gordon, Ronnie Gordon, Sue .... 6, 44, 64, Gowey, Robert .......... 14, Graham, Douglas ......... ,. . Hansen, Lana Hansen, Richard 54, Hardman, Jim .. 29, 57, 58, 56, 65, 64, 88 Harpin, Jane .. 6, 27, 50, 51, 57, 47, 65, 88 Harpin, Mike ............... Harris, Vicki .. 21, 44, 45, 65 Harrison, Jeff .... 50, 57, 64, Hawks, Connie 50 51, 52, 56, sv, ss, 41, '6-i,'6s, 329 Hayes, William 89 Herbert, Don . 56, 64, 89 Herzog, Kathy 64, 65, 88 26, 54, 55, 28, 29, 57, 40, .. 15, 42, 44, 50, 52, 65, Hodge, Linda .. 50, 45, 64, 65, Holliday, Harold .... 54, 55, 64, Hook, Angela .. 8, 27, 41, 65, 89 Horning, SanDee .. 11, 56, 51, 88, 102 Hoyt, Helen ............. Huey, Denise .. 6, 50, 51, 58, 40, 41, 46, 47, 48, 51, Hunt, Carol ............ Isenhour, David ........... Jackson, Ed .. 58, 59, 65, Johnson, Russell ........ Johnson, Steve ........ .... Justice, Christi .. 45, 64, Kalar, Linda ............ Kieltyka, Paul ............ Kinkade, Sandi .. 45, 61, 64, 102 Kirkpatrick, Ed .... ...... 44, 42, 56, 65, 52, 64, 14, 65, 65, Kneedler, Karen ........ 18, 56 Krauth, Kristine .............. Kuhre, Ross .. 58, 46, 61, 64, Laird, Kathie ........ 50, 44, Landreth, Jerry ............ Landreth, Michael ........ Lee, Charles .. 28, 51, 54, 91 LeFebvre, Diana ........ Leu, Jim ........ 11, 52, Linderman, David ........ Llanos, Rosa .......... 29, Long, Sandra .. 50, 45, 64, Loudon, Delores .......... Loudon, Dennis ........ 60, Lowenberg, Joan .......... Luddington, Steven ........ Lynn, Jack .. 11, 46, 47, 51, 54, 55, ss, 59, 65, 64, Martin, Mary Jo .. 29, 50, 55, 56, 65, 92 Martin, Richard .... . . . Marxen, Stephen .... . . McCall, Shirley ........... McCann, Stephen .. 50, 57, 56, 93 McElroy, Margaret Mclntire, Lorin .. McLaughlin, Paul .... Millard, Ernie . 60, Miller, Joe .............. Miller, john .. 50, 55, 56, 64,92 Miller, Steve .... Misner, Dennis .... Misner, Wayne .... Mullin, Terry ....... .... Pashek, Paxson, Carl ............. Pamela .. 41, 64, Perrigo, Mary ............. 64, 55, 56, 40, 14, 49, 65, 64, 18, 49, 92, 51, 26, 58, 64, 57, 57, 57, 14, 65, Peterson, Mona .......... 65, 94 Petznick, Hal ............ 50, 94 Pomrehn, Paul .. 11, 46, 56, 61, 64, 94, 102 Pontow, Thomas .. 11, 50, 40, 41, 64, 95 Pottorff, Vicki .......... 95, 102 Powe, Kathy ...... 45, 64, 65, 95 Prescott, Susan .. 6, 52, 57, 58, 40, 41, 51, 64, 65, 95, 102 Priebe, Debbie .. 18, 52, 40, 47, 94 Rall, Doug .. 11, 28, 46, 51, 56, 57, 59, 64, 94, 102 Raymond, Mark ...... 50, 51, 95 Reed, Robert ....... .. 94 Reimer, Kathy ............... 94 Repplinger, Jim .............. 94 Richards, Mary .. 40, 49, 65, 94 Richardson, Karen .. 52, 56, 45, 95 Riley, Frank ..........' 14, 26, 95 Roberts, Kathy .. 11, 52, 56, 57, 58, 44, 47, 95 Rouh, Tom ........ 27, 58, 59, 95 Rusk, Marcia ...... 6, 64, 65, 96 Sandeman, Becky ...... 64, 65, 96 Scase, Sandra ..... ..... 9 6, 102 Schieffer, Tom ............... 96 Schrodt, Kathren ...... 21, 50, 97 Schrodt, Pamela .. 6, 40, 44, 47, 49, 64, 65, 97 Shroeder, Duane ............. 97 Seley, Marianne .......... 44, 97 Seymour, Ken .. 52, 57, 46, 61, 96 Shimer, jackie ............... 96 Smith, Charol .. 56, 57, 58, 40, 46, 47, 49, so, 64, 65, 97, 1oz Smith, Mike ...... 29, 51, 64, 96 Snodgrass, Robert .. 56, 62, 64, 96 Spring, Phyllis .... 50, 47, 65, 96 Stazgfer, Linda .. 18, 44, 51, 64, 65, 9 Sturzenegger, Jule .. 6, 50, 58, 97 Sullivan, Steve .......... 15, 97 Swartz, Marsha .............. 97 Tackett, Peggy .... 18, 64, 65, 97 Tallmon, Verna .. 11, 52, 56, 46, 47, 98, 102 Thomas, Mary ........ 8, 44, 98 Thompson, David 54, 55, 56, 65, 64, 99 Trenkle, Linda ...... 50, 64, 65, 99 Tullis, Karen .. 16, 42, 64, 65, 99 Ulm, Donald . . 54, 55, 59, 60, 65, 98 Vicker, Rodney .... 65, 64, 99, 102 Wallace, Martha .......... 41, 98 Wear, Anita .. 6, 12, 40, 41, 49, 98 Weed, Cathy .... 6, 50, 52, 56, 98 Welcher, Sheila .......... 98, 105 White, Richard . . . . . . . 99 White, Ronald .... .... 9 9 Whited, Marvin .. ..... 99 Whited, Peggy .... .... 4 5, 99 Wichhart, Robert ........ 52, 100 Willets, Jerry .. 6, 49, 60, 64, 100 Williams, Harper ........ 51, 100 Wimmer, William .. 54, 55, 65, 100 Winkler, Linda . . 28, 50, 45, 44, 51, 100 Wolfe, janet ............... 100 Worm, Michelle .... 6, 8, 45, 100 Wykoff, Wendy .. 50, 56, 65, 100, 102 Young, Dan .... 100 Juniors ....................... 7 5 Ahern, Chris .. 41, 45, 65, 75, 80 Allen, Rosemary .......... 65, 75 Anderson, Kay ........ 50, 40, 75 Bailey, Marcena . . 20, 52, 65, 75, 80 Baker, Patricia .......... 55, 65, 75 Beal, Ruth ..... ......... 7 5 Benson, Barbara ..... . 50, 65, 75 Berg, Jim ...... .... 5 O, 54, 75 Blakely, joe .............. 75, 77 Blazek, Vickie .. 50, 55, 56, 59, 65, 75 Boortz, Gary ...... 50, 56, 59, 75 Booth, William .............. 75 Bradley, Cindy ................ 75 Brotherton, jeff .... 11, 28, 47, 54, 64, 75 Brown, Charles .. 9, 50, 51, 55, 56, 57, 59, 47, 54, 64, 75 Buchanan, Lynne ...... 55, 65, 75 Burkhalter, Mary ...... 50, 45, 75 Bush, Tina .. 52, 44, 64, 65, 75 Caldwell, Jane .. 50, 44, 64, 65, 76 Carl, John .. 17, 59, 50, 54, 55, 62, 76, 77 Coen, Doug .... 29, 56, 62, 65, 64, 76, 81 Cox, Dave ................... 76 Crigger, David .............. 76 Cunningham, Phil .... 12, 17, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 47, 50, 75,76 Diers, Sandy ............ 45, 76 DiRisio, Rose . . . . . . . 76 Donner, Albert . . . . . . . . 76 Dudley, Mike . . . .... 50, 76 Dunkerson, Dan . . . . . 76 Eckles, Charlie .... .... 7 6 Evans, Jennifer ............... 76 Evans, Sharon ...... 41, 52, 65, 76 Eyberg, Kathy .. 50, 44, 45, 65, 76 Fogsger, Rocky .. 50, 52, 54, 56, 59, Francis, Jere .. 9, 50, 51, 52, 54, 56, 76 Francis, Richard ...... 50, 56, 76 Franklin, Fred 18, 54, 76 F razee, Joan ........ Fredrickson, Connie ........ 45, Freihage, Gail ................ G11111, Allyson ..... 41, 44, 65, Genners, Sherry .......... 65, Goodrich, Randy .......... 76, Gordon, Dale .. 28, 47, 56, 57, 64, 76 Grinnell, Pat .. 30, 31, 32, 34, 76 36, 37, 39, 44, Hartsook, Joyce ............ 18, Hawks, Tom .......... 41, 56, Hayes, Janice ...... Hayes, Mark .... 6, 45, 44, 65, 54, 60, 64, Henry, Pam .......... 32, 36, Herbel, Phyllis Higgins, Allan Holmes, Connie .... 6, 8, 30, 39, 44, 45, 65, 77 Howe, Sharon ...... Hribal, Charles .... 41, 65, 77, 14, Huey, Dan ..... 30, 54, Hultquist, Dean Iiams, Sharon .... Jackley, Ray .... Jeffryes, Gregg Jensen, Brian.. . 30, 64,65, 54, Jones, Bruce ................. Justice, Steve .............. 54, Kafka, Angie . . 6, 10, 20, 45, 65, Kepner, Lela ...... Kessler, Nancy .. 30, 77 21, 44, 65, 43, 44, 64, Kilgore, Randy ................ Kirkman, Kathy .. 12, 32, 33, 65, 77 Kirkpatrick, Virginia 77 .. 6, 45, Knuth, Wilfred ........... 14, Knock, Karl . . 9, 28, 64, 77, 80 Koether, Gwen . . . . 4o, 47, 48, 6, so, 56, Krings, Paula .. 39, 42, 45, 64, 78 Larkin, Jim .......... 40, 41, Larson, Scott ............... Lauffer, Carol .. 30, Lawton, Kathy .. 30, 75, 78 52, 44, 5o, 82, 44, 45, Lewis, Sharon .......... 2 1, Lissarrague, Armando 6, Loring, Sharon ........ 43, 65, Lukehart, Bonnie .......... 65, Luther, Cathy .... 30, 44, Madison, Linda .... 65,78 MaHarry, Grady .......... 32, Martin, Vicki ........ 32, 44, 65 McBay, Sandra .. 30, 51, 36, 44, McCann, Dianne . . .......... . . McDonald, Dennis . . . ..... 39, 78 McDowell, Joyce 1 ...... 43, 65, McElroy, Mary .... I06 48, 65, McEvoy, Barry ............... McLaughlin, Debbie .. 32, 44, 65, 79 Mosman, Vicki .. 32, 36, 44, 50, 79 Mickey, Janette .. 30, 44, 45, 65, Miller, Ron .............. 30, Misner, Larry ................. Montague, Steve .. 11, 56, 61, 64, 79 Moore, John ................ Mosman, Vicki .. 32, 36, 44 ,50, 79 Noble, Barb ........ 6, so, 44, O'Riley, Marsha Osborne, Cindy ..... ,18, 20, ........65 Osborne, Tom ............... Osmun, Susan .. 28, Page, Steve ....... Parsons, Roy ..... Pashek, Clifford .. 41, 61, 65, .. 18, Pashek, Frances ........ 6, 44, Pennebaker, Glennda .. 30, 32, 38, 64, 65, 79 Peterson, Mark ............ 36, Ramsbottom, Rhonda .... 64, 65, Reed, Becky ................. Richter, Fran ................ Roberts, Patti .. 32, 36, 64, 65, Roberts, Bob .......... 33, 63, Rule, Marcia .. 6, 30, 39, 44, 45 Sammons, Sharon ......... 65, Sandeman, Lynn .. 6, 16, 28, 32, 62, 64, 65, 80 Scheel, Ed .... Schrodt, Don Schwab, Gregg .... .. . 54, 61, Sears, Mike .......... 54, 64, Sevier, Susan .. 18, Sharp, Ken .. 54, ao, 61, 65, 55, 56, 64, Shrimpton, Becky ........ 65, Smith, Sharon .. 30, 32, 41, 62, 65, 78, 80 Smith, Steve ................. Spriggs, Marty 59, Starlin, Karen .......... 65, Steinbach, Martha .. 6, zo, 65, Stephens, Dan ........ 60, 64, Sterling, Robert .............. Stevens, John ................ Stowell, Duane .. 17, 39, 47, 54, 80 Tedrow, Mark .... 41, 48, 49, Tepley, Shirley ........ 41, 65, Thatcher, Dean .............. Thompson, Bill .. 64, 81 Toledo, Eva . . . 54, 55, 56, . . . 30, 65, Todd, Robert ................ Turner, Dan ...... . .... . .... Turner, Rod .. 54, Van Arkel, Anne .. 44, 47, 62, 81 55, 60, 64, 28, 37, 39, 78 64, 65, 79 79 79 63, 79 65, 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 3 6, 79 80 80 so 80 80 80 80 47, 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 64, 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 56, 81 81 81 63, 81 81 81 81 42, Vest, LeRoy Vicker, Reva ..... ..... 3 3, 44 Vorrath, Linda Vorrath, Rollie .... 54, 56, 64, Walters, Francis .......... 6, Webb, Ron .. 54, 55, 60, Weeber, John 64, White, Charlotte . . . . . . 30, Wilkie, Mike ...... .. . 54 Williamson, Sandy Wilson, Beverly .. 30, 44, 65, 78, 81 Winter, Lynda .. 30, 42, 45, 64, 65, 75,81 Winterstein, Bob ......... Wolf, Jacque ............ 44 , 64, 61, 47, Wolfe, Alice .......... 30, 32 Wolfe, Mike .. 12, 32, 37, 39, Woods, Gayle .......... 75, Sophomores Abel, Doug ... ... 14, 64 Adams, Ron .. ....... .. Anderson, Beth ........ 30, 65, Anderson, Janet ............ 6, Bailey, Carol .... 6, 30, 39, 65, Baird, Bill ................... Baker, David .... .... 5 8, 59, Baker, Mike . . . . . . 56, Barnes, Don . 56, Barton, LeRoy .... 60, Beckett, Ruth ................ Beecher, John .,.... 28, 39, 56, Beemer,'Arlin .. 30, 35, 36, 39, 61, 68 Berg, Julie .. 30, 41, 43, 65, Betts, Sherry 30, 45, 65, Bickett, Bernie ......... 30, Bird, Dan ....... .... Bird, Donald .... .... Bird, Roland, , . , . . . . . Bittner, Randy ..... Blakely, Susan ..... 65, Boden, Paul . . . . . . 13, 56, Bowers, Tom ............ 30, Boyce, Patti ................. Boyd, Barb , 44, 45, 65, Brown, Mike ......... 39, 56, Burchett, Kirby . ..... 30, Burke, Mary .. 71, Carroll, Janie ..... 6, Cassady, Dennis ...... 58, 60, Cederburg, Susan ........ 42, Clem, LaDonna ..... 30, 43, Clem, Teresa .... ..... 3 0, Cochran, Mary ..... 30, 45, Coen, Dan .. 30, 39, 50, 56, 62, Coen, Jeff ........ 39, 50, 56, Coen, Natalie .... 6, 44, 62, 65, Cornelison, Lin ......... 10, Cornick, Craig 56, Cox, John ..... 1 5 Crown, David Cruise, Mickey . . . 59, 56, Danielson, Mike .............. Daughton, Mary .. Davidson, Melissa . Davis, Rebecca .. . . 39, 42, 65, .......6,39, Deacon, Carolyn ...... 50, 45, DeBord, Sheryl ........ 44, 45, Double, Tony .............. Downing, Judi .. 50, 42, 44, Eagan, Stephen .. Emerson, Connie Emerson, Jeff Eyberg, Stephen . Farber, Roger Feldhacker, Elaine Fisher, Michael . .. Fitzgerald, Marvin Flectchall, Richard Floyd, Lynn ..... Fofle, Larry .. Fogle, Ronnie Francis, Becky .. Fry, Rhonda .... Garrett, Bill .. Gile, Charlie . . . Gile, Connie .... Gill, Julie ..... Glade, Joan .... Griffey, Barbara . Guzik, Linda .... Hammers, Mike . Hansen, Denny .. Harrison, Dennis Harsh, Jim ..... Hayes, Mary Lynn 70 Hayes, Sharon .. Herbert, Paul Hicks, Barb ..... Hodge, Bruce Hood, Chris .... Hook, Scott ..... Hoskinson, Andy 59, 56, 70 Howard, Dennis Hoyt, Sandee .... Hribal, Joe ..... Huey, Dawn .. 6, Hurd, Dick ..... Jackson, Gary Jackson, Lincoln Jackson, Tom Johnson, Dave . Kasch, Ken .... Kelley, Kevin Ketter, Ken .... King, Gloria .... Kingery, Joyce .. Kinkade, Bruce . Kinkade, Jim ......2s, . ....... 54, .. 54, 14, . . .... 54, 54, 28,56, 30, 30, .. 6, 50, 41, 44, 45, 65, 50, 50, 65, .. 6, 45, 65, 6, 61, 54, .. 6, 30, 45, 54, .39,45,65, 56, 6, ......12,54 .. 6, 50, 54, 65, 14, 30, 42, 50, 65 50, 54, 60 .. 68, . 14, . 61, 54, 56, 58 20, 65 50, 65 54, 50, 65, 1 1 9 9 Kinkennon, Sheri Klingensmith, Rose Kneedler, Jim ..... . . . Knuth, Gerhard ...... Koether, Greg ........ Konecne, Terri .. 28, 50 71 Krauth, Charles ..... Kromminga, Mike .... Kuhl, Bob ........ 59, Kuhns, Jim ......... Kuta, Kathy ...... 6, Lamb, Janet Lang, Wileen . LeFebvre, Don ....... Leonard, Steve Leu, John ...... Lewis, Janet Lewis, Jean ..... . . . Lines, Gretchen ...... Lissarrague, Chris .... Looney, Jan . ....... . Maeder, Karen ...... 6, Marsh, Raymond ....... Martin, Dan .... . Martin, Rita ....... McCafferty, Kelly McCann, Kirk ..... . . McCann, Tom . . . McEvoy, Paul ....... McFarland, Betty ..... McGill, Diana .. 6, 56, McGinnis, Helen .... McKee, Jon ..... McKinnie, Scott .... . . . McMichael, Ruth .... McNichols, Wayne Mercer, David ...... Mickey, Becky .. Miller, Cynthia . .. Miller, Pat ..... ..... Misner, Teresa .... 50 Moffit, Steve .... . . . Moon, Ted Morris, Peggy .... Newton, Melody . . . O'Riley, Gordon .. Owens, Connie . . . Parcher, Charlie . . . Peterson, Gail . .. Pettit, LaDonna . . . Piearson, John . Pitt, Lois ....... .... '54 44, 56, 16, 30, 15, 20, 6, 21, 50, 65, 60, 14, .6, 50, 6, 69, 41, 43, 45, 6, 45, 65, 65, 45, 30, 45, 50, 14, 28, 14, 30, 59, 12, 65, 56, 65, 50, 50, 14, 45, 71, 71, 71, 45, 50, Pottinger, Wayne .......... Prescott, Chris .... 59, 54, Priebe, Denise .,..... . . . Purdum, Debbie . . . . . . Purdum, Joann ,6, 45, 45, 71, 59, 30, Raasch, Dean ............. Rasmussen, Donna ...... 50, 45, Raymond, Ruth .. 6, 41, 45, 65, Reed, Mark ..... 54, 56, 73 Reimer, Bonnie ....... .. 73 Rewerts, Doug .. Rice, Beth ...... 73 .. 30, 73 Richards, Kathy ..... .. 73 Richardson, Larry ....... Robinson, Judy ........ Sandeman, Kaye .. 75 Scase, Larry ..... Schieffer, Steve .. Schrodt, Richard ....... Schrodt, Martha . Seckington, Norma Seymour, Dave .. 6, 59, Short, Mike ..... Sias, David .... Slezak, Steve .... Smith, Jerald .... Spencer, Linda Spriggs, Mike Stalker, Tim .... Starry, Kathleen . Steinbach, Margie 56, 73 41, 65, 73 42, 62, 65, 73 73 .. 15, 73 45, 65, 73 43, 44, 73 56, 69, 73 73 ......73 .. 54,73 73 73 73 73 Stevens, Linda ................ 73 Stevens, Sandra ........ Stice, Peggy ..... Stream, Steve .... Sullivan, Andrea . Tackett, Bob .... Tallmon, Robert . . . Tame, Sharon Taylor, Fred .... Thompson, Allen Thompson, Richard 64, 74 Tindle, Judy ...... Todd, Gary .... Tullis, Kathy .... Turner, Dave Turner, Mike ., 30, 73 45, 65, 73 21, 65, 73 ...43, 73 74 45, 65, 74 .......74 ....74 74 .. 14,74 74 50, 54,56, 74 74 44, 65, 74 74 74 Veatch, Dale .... 54, 68, 74 Vest, Bob ...... .. 54, 74 Waddell, Sondra .. ....... 74 Waltersdorf, Larry 14, 50, 74 Webb, Fred ................. 74 Webb, Rozlin ....,. 6, 28, 65, 74 Weeber, Chester ............. 74 Weed, Debbie West, Nancy .... 6, 30, 74 74 Wichhart, Dan ........ 56, 54, 74 Wilkie, Kylene .. 50, 65, 74 Willets, Ted ............ 54, 74 Wilson, James .... ......... 7 4 Wimmer, Margaret Winans, Philiig ...,.... 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