Davis County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Bloomfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

Tommy Hopkins Brian Heerdink They have died. And While vve tried to face reality We cried And Tried to understand These fatalities. In their life They laughed And sang And shared memories with us. But In death The faces That have glittered With love And hope Grew dim As if darkened By a fatal blow. And again we cried. And Though we did not know That they had so little chance To stay here with us We hoped And prayed That they may be. And perhaps they are. But not with us. Nancy Teubel 2 Dedication V x f Tommy Dean Hopkins May 18, 1962 - August 16. 1979 Dedication 3 Debra Lynn Spargnr 4 Dedication February 26. 1960 - December 6, 1979 Brian Andrew Heerdink A Special Togetherness Is The 1980 Mustang is the student’s book — a book representing one year of our high school days; for some it may have been their first; for others it may have been their last. Come on let’s get this match on the road! What would this school be like without your friends around? Realized In The Immediacy Not me!! How do you like my new hairstyle? Students of all kinds made up our school, and believe me it has been quite a year! As individuals we grew finding our strengths and weaknesses, our loves and hates. Look out; Robert and Vic are going pro! Starlene and Tina posing for a picture. Anybody want to buy an ice cream cone? They are only 15c apiece. The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention. Theme 7 But most of all, we found our- selves reflected in the memor- ies of the good and the bad times at DCH. Of Now, Of Today. Students Starting their high school days in style. Oh, no, the Boa Constrictor is after me!! How's that for a picture? Gee thanks, just what I needed! Put Into Action The Saying, Once more around the square. Ronda Sue posing for a picture. Becky is in for another landing. It’s safe to say that no other school is quite like ours — ours is a unique one among many. Davis County High is ours. We have a feeling of belonging here. And just as our school is unique, so are the students who learn here. Each one of us is more than a name, we are each a real person. Wonder what Jill is up to? “Today Is The Tomorrow You Deniese and Nancy at the state capital. Wil � � Please Pass ,he cards ou,? Oh, no, not another picture! Time passes quickly and so soon we find the year is past. There was a time and a purpose for everything that has happened— a time to share your dreams with others and to be just your- self. The long awaited summer will quickly turn to fall and along with turning of colored leaves comes the beginning of a new school year. While the seniors are reaching their goal, upcoming freshmen will be here to take their place. 10 Theme Get a move-on girls! Hi there! Why didn’t you wait till I’m finished? Dreamed Of Yesterday” And Hey look, it’s Sharon, julie, and Linda. Studious students — they must be from D.C. In Doing So Reached Many Goals. Can’t you tell; Jeff is kinda camera shy. Our school has, like a spider web, a nucleus representing the successful merger of student backing, administrative leadership, and booster support. This nucleus is not possible unless we all help in holding it together. We are still one among many but individuals to ourselves. Autograph 12-Autographs Pages Autographs-13 Activities King Tim Queen Pam What a Homecoming! The excitement started on Monday and built up all week, ending on Friday night. Monday started out with Hat Button Day. Through the rest of the week came 50’s Day, Mix and Don’t Match Day, Hobo Day. and the traditional Maroon and Gold Day on Friday. On Wednesday, a pep assembly was given by the FBLA members; it was a “Battle of the Sexes’’ between members and varsity football players. The spirits were highest during the cheerleaders pep assembly on Friday. Coronation was a little different this year and was a real big success. It was held up-town on the courthouse steps during the Fine Arts Council Fun Night. Pam Davis was crowned queen and Tim Shipley reigned as king. The football boys and coaches arrived home after the bonfire to find their yards well decorated with toilet paper. The creative work was done by the football cheerleaders and their helpers. There was the traditional ride around the square on the fire truck followed by the bonfire on the softball field at the high school. Also, taking place during the week was float work for each class and organization. Finally the big day came - FRIDAY! Something different in the parade this year was the past Senior football cheerleaders clear back from 1920. This was put together by all the cheerleaders and their sponsor, Mrs. Altheide. A tea was held after the game for the cheerleaders. The winning float belonged to the Junior Class. It was a beautiful day for a football game. The Mean Machine played the Albia Demons. Before the game Queen Pam and attendants were driven around the track and seated on the track in front of the grandstand. The Mustangs emerged victorious with a score of 26-20. After the game there was a dance held in the small gym. The theme was “A Place In The Sun”; with Pheonix playing the tunes. Homecoming 1979 left students with many memories. Out of her busy schedule as Homecoming Queen and football cheerleader, Pam finds time to play a solo during halftime. Homecoming 1979 Just taking a breather from being Homecoming King and Football Captain. Attendants- Layne And Janna ami£u RESTAURAN, F. e n i o r s Class Float Homecoming-17 r s Winning Class Float Hurry girls, tomorrow is Friday!!! 18-Homecoming Attendants- Randy And Bonnie Maricoe, Liz, and Shari must be up to something mischievous. Attendants- Brenda And Scott S o P h o Class Float I iii I HI mi m ' t an ROW Ft FA?' Homecoming-19 Attendants- Brent And Kala n Class Float We’re the cool class of '83. 20-Homecoming v- ,v- v- ' ■ J o.. ' .■ .!'V 4 ■ ■ '- 4 - We’ve Got Spirit!!! How About You? Going for a ride. Faith dressed in style. Bonnie, janna, Pam, Kala, and Brenda are just taking it easy. Warren, Sandra, Jo, Lisa, Michelle, Susan, and Nancy modeling their hats. Albia eats Davis’ dust. 22-Homecoming The homecoming football game was nearly a disasterous event for the Davis County Mustangs as three of the Mustangs’ starters were injured within about four minutes of each other. Two more Davis players were out for short stints because of injuries, but the Mustangs were able to have a 26-6 lead after three quarters. Davis County lost Kevin Vinzant and Kent Anderson for the remainder of the game. Ted Shipley was out for the rest of the season with a broken leg. With the loss of personnel at the fullback position. Coach Gary Kubik had to use Mark Friend, who was pulled out of the stands and told to get dressed, and third-string quarterback Mark Ritter. The injuries were directly related to Albia’s last quarter rally, but it fell short and the outcome of the game was 26-20. Offensively, the Mustang key was its passing. Davis County completed 11 of 21 passes for 171 yards. Kent Anderson was 5 for 8 in the first half for 105 yards, and Vic Combs was 6 for 12 for 66 yards with only one interception. Randy Evans at split end was the one who had much to do with the offensive attack. He caught 6 passes for 89 yards and one for a touchdown. He also played a fine defensive game where he had 5 tackles, a quarterback sack and an interception. Dickie Bish caught 3 passes for 36 yards and Robert Peck caught one for 44 yards and a touchdown. Roger Gordy was on the receiving end of another pass. Kevin Vinzant opened up the scoring with a 9 yard blast off tackle in the first quarter. Albia’s first score came with 4:46 left in the first quarter with a 61 yard run by Dave Teirney. With the second quarter just under way Robert Peck scored on a 44 yard pass from Kent Anderson with Kelly Pottorff kicking the P.H.T. Still in the second quarter, Ted Shipley plunged through the middle for another score from 12 yards out. In the second half Evans started the scoring with a 26 yard pass reception from Combs to round out the Davis scoring. The Albia rally came in the fourth quarter with a 5 yard run by Chris Peterson and finally with 3:37 left in the game Peterson again scored on a 31 yard pass from Mick Flattery. However, the game ended with a Mustang victory 26-20. Coach Kubik strikes a pose for the camera, Dickie Bish outmanuvers an Albia opponent. Coach Anderson gives the guys some advice. Davis County celebrates its hard-won victory . The Mustangs, poised for an attack. Homecoming-23 Everyone listened to the tunes of “Phoenix. A Place in the Sun,” was the theme for Homecoming 1979. What are you serving, Nanc?? Time for the royalty dance. Homecoming Dance found many couples out on the dance floor, enjoying themselves. OCMFIELD ’ 09 J ' A-Club Fun Night ‘Are you ready for this, dad?” The A Club Fun Night was held Saturday. November 17. It started at noon and ended about 10:00. Fun Night is held annually to raise money for sport teams. The lunch stand opened at 12:00, and then the festivities started at 12:30 with the kindergarten and first grade relays. Elementary activities which included second and third relays, fourth and fifth grade Anything Goes Contest, and sixth grade basketball relays, lasted until 2:00. At 2:30 the middle school students performed in their sports. These included wrestling, girls’ basketball, and boys’ basketball. Then the freshmen and sophomore, girls’ and boys’ basketball teams took over. At the hour of 5:00 the Anything Goes Contest teams of high school students, did their thing. The teams consisted of four girls and four boys, competing for prizes. Then the varsity wrestling, girls’ and boys’ basketball, did their thing. The pie throwing contest began about 8:30. The people in the audience bought pies to throw at their favorite people (or their least favorite?!). And last of all came the adults’ Anything Goes. As usual this was one of the highlights of the evening. All during the Fun Night, various games were run by different athletic groups. Such games as fish pond, a dart game, a penny pitch, a football toss, a basketball shoot, a cake walk, and a baseball throw were downstairs. Everyone attending seemed to have had a great time. One student’s comment on A-Club Fun Night was. Where I came from before, there wasn’t such a thing as this; I think it’s a great way to raise money to contibute to different sport teams, commented Dave Hardy, this being his first year at D.C. Greg Smith also commented on the A-Club Fun Night, This is a great way to earn money for sport teams and getting everbody involved.” Come on, if you can’t hop any faster than that backwards; we'll never make it to the finish line. 26-A-Club Fun Night Brian gives his dad a dose of the pie throwing contest. A F S W AFS WEEKEND STUDENTS: Front Row, (left to right) - Nilufer Karsan of Turkey, stayed with Kay Thordarson; Patricia Silva of Chile, stayed with Lisa Hopkins: Sandra Remes of El Salvador, stayed with Deniese Ball; Carla Segalla of Brazil, living with the Gary Johnson family: Suri Kerola of Finland, stayed with Sharon Biles; and Anne Aalby of Norway, stayed with Kathy Finneran. Back Row - Pattaya Sarabun of Thailand, stayed with Lance Haines; Carolyn Bliss of New Zealand, stayed with Nancy Teubel; Uchi Ruessman of Germany, stayed with Michelle Bachman; Francisco Nunez Basaez of Chile, stayed with Doug and Jeannie Johnson; Cheryl Joseph of South Africa, stayed with Kala Gordy; Kajiro Sho Babeshima of Japan, stayed with Kelly Pottorff, and Alessandra Arcadu of Italy, living with the Gary Spurgeon’s. Not pictured; Katrien Danniau of Belgium, stayed with Alessandra Arcadu; Darit Vetter of Austria, stayed Deb Hardy; and Mett Horgensen of Denmark, stayed with Kim Smith. e e k e n d Cheryl, Uchi, and Pattaya enjoy their Sunday dinner. AFS Week-end started with the students arriving at school, Friday morning and afternoon. Some American brothers and sisters accompanied their AFS students for the weekend. In the evening students attended a boy’s basketball game here against Knoxville. Following the game all AFS students and their families were invited to Dick Smith’s home for hot chocolate and cookies. Here everyone had a chance to get acquainted and make plans for Saturday. The following day, students had a wide variety of activities; some went to Happy Joe's for pizza, some went shopping in Ottumwa, some went bowling, and some toured the county while others stayed at their families’ home and visited. The evening meal turned out to be a progression supper. Everyone gathered at Dick Smith’s home for appetizers, then moved on to Dr. Finneran’s home for the main dish. Dessert was served at Rowena Hazelhoff’s. At Vern Ball’s home all kinds of snacks and soda were served while everyone enjoyed themselves playing pool, ping-pong, cards or just talking. Sunday there was a family co-op dinner at the Bloomfield United Methodist Church. Patricia from Chile said, ‘‘cruising around the square is fun; back home if we did that, everyone would think we were crazy.”; A few girls had the experience of doing a Chinese firedrill and loved it. “Americans are so fast-paced and always on the go,” commented Carolyn from New Zealand. With a tear in her eye, Sandra from El Salvador AFS Week-end-27 said, America is a great country, it’s beautiful; but I love home much much more.” Annual Student Council Sponsored The Davis County High School talent show for the 1979 year turned out pretty well. There was quite a display of talent and comedy. Mr. King and his sociology class did a Karnac the Magnificant act. Julie Murphy and Brenda Blumhagen sang solos and a duet. Michelle Bachman. Betsy Swaim. Julie Murphy, and Sharon Biles did the little chipmunks. Richard Boo” Brown did his famous (ELVIS) act. Julie Murphy. Treva Housholder, Ronda Housholder. Sharon Biles, Nancy Teubel. Pam Davis. Liz Griffith, Dave Hardy, Tammy Schweiger, and Nikki Creath did the 12 years of school. Sherry Thompson and Ramona Wyse sang a song. Jeff McClure and Mark Hargrave portrayed father time and baby new year. The great man in the red and white suit was Kevin Knerr. Tracy Reynolds announced the contestants, and Brenda Blumhagen and Deniese Ball directed the show. 28 Talent Show May Every Moment Of Your Holidays Be Bright And Merry Talent Show Foreign Language Festival The Davis County High School Foreign Language Department hosted a Foreign Language Festival in which approximately 25 schools in AEA 15 and 16 participated. Each school’s Spanish or French students presented skits, plays, games, puppet shows, etc. There was a display room containing memorabilia from many foreign lands. In the conversation room, as well as at all the other presentations, students could earn ‘‘pesos’’ or “francs” for their participation and then buy items from a large variety of attractive prizes at the “foreign store. Northeast Missouri State University of Kirksville supplied the opening speaker and a French student. Entertainment was provided by the Spanish Club of NMSU. 30 Foreign Language Festival Jamming It Up An ordinary May day at the Davis — County High was turned into an inordinary day when JAM.” a navy band performed in the high school auditorium. Jam played some good hit songs that everyone seemed to enjoy. The purpose of this band was to show high school students that there is other things to do in the Navy, than to be in training. Jam Concert 31 I’m Sailing Aboard . . Away, Set An Open Course Junior-Senior Prom Saturday evening April 26, 1980 ‘•COME SAIL AWAY I’m sailing away Set an open course, for the Virgin Sea. For I’ve got to be free Free to face the life that’s ahead of me. On board I’m the captain, so climb aboard We’ll search for tomorrow', on every shore. And I'll try. oh Lord, I’ll try. to carry on I look to the sea Reflections in the waves, spark my memory. Some happy, some sad. I think of childhood friends, and the dreams we had. We lived happily forever, so the story goes. But somehow we missed out, on the pot of gold. But we’ll try, best that we can, to carry on. A gathering of angels, appeared above our heads They sang to us this song of hope And this is what they said. I thought that they were angels, But much to my surprise We climbed aboard their starship And headed for the skies. Come sail away. Come sail away Come sail away with me. SERVERS: (left to right) - Jayne Garner. Becky Blumhagen. Brenda 32 Prom Overturf. Joni Cloyd, Jan Kinnamon, and Crystal Wilt. USHERS: Kevin Knerr and Mark Minicks I Look To The Sea — Reflections In The Waves . . . Come Sail Away, Come Sail Away With Me Senior Class Night Many seniors received honors for their academic, leadership and athletic endeavors at the annual Senior Class Night May 13 in the gymnasium. Several organizations in the community presented scholarships and awards to outstanding seniors for furthering their education. Jeff McClure received the S.E. Reno Memorial Scholarship: Ronda Shockley and Susan O'Brien the American Legion Scholarship: Sharon Biles the American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship: Joe Spurgeon the Iowa State Bar Association Citizen Award: Lorrie King the Bloomfield Area Chamber of Commerce: Patti Altheide. Sharon Biles, and ]oe Spurgeon the Rachel Taylor Kvl Memorial Scholarships: Lynn White the Rotary Scholarship: Jodi Whisler the Davis County Community Educational Association Scholarship: Lynn White the Debra Spargur Memorial Scholarship: Mark Ritter the Ruritan Scholarship; Lynn White the Masonic Lodge Scholarship; Lynne Gravett the Junior Miss Scholarship: Deniese Ball the DAR Good Citizen Award; and Lynn White the Century 111 Leadership Award. Warren Rickart, music: Paul Slaughter, drama; and Daryl Wells, art received scholarships from the Davis County Fine Arts Council. Tom Hill and Lynne Gravett received Danforth Awards which presents a challenge to these students to continue their leadership abilities. Kirk Griffith. Paul Slaughter. Julie Blew, Anita Rvsdam. Sharon Biles. Warren Rickart. Kris Schlarbaum, Lynn White. Lane Evans, and Bob Peck received college scholarships. Greg Brown. Deniese Ball. Steve Augspurger and Warren Rickart received University of Iowa Honor Scholarships. Lorrie King. Roy Boas. Susan O'Brien and Jarry Shipley were awarded Indian Hills Foundation Scholarships. Debi Hardy was presented a Northeast Missouri State University Presidential Scholarship and Nan Hockersmith received an Alumni Scholarship from Kirksville. Lynne Gravett was presented an Iowa State University Admission with Recognition Award and Joe Spurgeon and Mark Hargrave received Drake University Presidential Scholarships. Deniese Ball. Mark Hargrave, Steve Augspurger. Warren Rickart. and Kevin Vinzant were honored as State of Iowa Scholars. Warren Rickart was honored by receiving the John Phillip Sousa Award and was recognized as the Outstanding Choral Music Student. Patti Altheide. Faith Ensminger. Ann Eakins. Anita Rysdam. Kevin Vinzant. and Jeff Tharp received the D.C. Times Award for their work on the newspaper. Nancy Teubel. Becky Stevenson. Pam Davis. Lynne Gravett. Ramona Wyse. Sharon Biles. Jill Dixon. Ronda Housholder and Teresa Baughman were recognized for their work on the Yearbook. Joe Spurgeon - Iowa Bar Assn, and Rachel Taylor Kyi Scholarship These seniors received awards and scholarships at the Senior Awards Night. Front Row: Sharon Biles. Patti Altheide. and Jarry Shipley. Second Row: Warren Rickart. Ronda Schockley, Susan O’Brien. Lynn White, and Daryl Wells. Third Row: Jeff McClure. Lane Evans. Mark Ritter, and Paul Slaughter. 36 Senior Awards Night FRONT ROW: Warren Rickart - U of I Scholarship, and Mark Hargrave - State of Iowa Scholar. BACK ROW: Kevin Vinzant, Steve Augspurger. and Deniese Ball - State of Iowa Scholars. Awards And Honors Given These six seniors were honored at the Senior Awards Night as the top senior athletes. They are (left to right): Front row - Steve Augspurger, boys golf; Ronda Shockley, outstanding girls athlete; Tom Hill, cross-country. Back row - Vic Combs, football and basketball; Robert Peck, boys basketball; and Jarry Shipley, boys track. ' m 'v The Davis County Chapter of the Future Farmers of America presented an FFA Agriculture Scholarship to Lane Evans for further study in the ag field in college. The FFA Chapter also recognized the following local members who recently earned the State Farmer Degree: Lane Evans, Layne Horn, Joe Spurgeon, and Dan Payne. Payne also was honored as a District Star Farmer. Certificates for students accomplishments from earning I ratings at the Northeast Missouri State University were also given to: Warren Rickart, Deniese Ball, Lynn White, Carla Segalla, Mark Hargrave, Lorrie King, Becky Stevenson, Tom Hill, and Lynne Gravett. Daryl Wells was honored for his achievements in the speech department and his participation at the State Speech Contest. Bill Judy and Janna Dewes were recognized for their art work on the backdrop for graduation. Mr. Rubin named Deniese Ball as valedictorian and Mark Hargrave as salutatorian of the 1980 senior class. Pam Altheide, Patti Altheide, Steve Augspurger, Deniese Ball, Sharon Biles, Roy Boas, Rodney Bogle. Greg Brown, Vic Combs, Ann Eakins, Faith Ensminger, Donna Everly, Lynne Gravett, Debi Hardy, Mark Hargrave, Tom Hill, Layne Horn, Lorrie King. Marilyn Moore, Shelly Northup, Robert Peck. Warren Rickart, Rick Sayre, Jarry Shipley, Ronda Shockley, Joe Spurgeon. Becky Stevenson, Kevin Vinzant, Daryl Wells and Lynn White received honor records for their academic achievements. Athletes were also honored during Senior Awards Night. Awards were presented to the top senior boy in each competitive sport. Honorees were: Vic Combs, football and baseball; Tom Hill, cross country; Tim Shipley, wrestling; Bob Peck, basketball; Jarry Shipley, track, and Steve Augspurger, golf. Ronda Shockley was honored as the outstanding girl athlete. Kent Anderson was presented the Steve Taylor Memorial Award, which is given in honor of Taylor. The award is given to the outstanding male athlete in the junior class. Anderson has participated in football, basketball and track. The winners of KBIZ’s first team honor squads in football and basketball were also recognized. They were Kevin Nichols and Vic Combs, football; and Kent Anderson, basketball. Kent Anderson received the Steve Taylor Memorial Award; he participated in football, basketball, and track. Senior Awards Night 37 This Is Not The End; It Is Not COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Class of 1980 PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance’’-Elgar D.C.C.H.S. Concert Band PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Miss Ramona Wyse Class Officer Rev. Gordon Fisher Bloomfield hurch of the Open Bible Mr. Joseph Spurgeon Class Officer Mr. Edward L. Hutchcroft Superintendent D.C.C.S. District Miss Deniese Ball - Valedictorian Mr. Mark Hargrave - Salutatorian PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS OF ’80 Mr. Ronald L. Rubin Principal AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS Mr. Richard D. Smith Chairperson, Board of Education D.C.C.S.D. FAREWELL Mr. Steven Augspurger Class President BENEDICTION Rev. Gordon Fisher RECESSIONAL The Way We Were - Arr. Hopper In Every Living Thing Is The Spirit To Be Free. Take Life One Day At A Time. A Winner Never Quits. A Quitter Never Wins. If You Don’t Try, You Will Never Know If You Can Do It. Obstacles Are What You See When You Take Your Eyes Off The Goal. Where You Come From Is Not Nearly As Important As Where You Are Going. INVOCATION WELCOME INTRODUCTIONS ADDRESSES Even The Beginning Of The End. It Is. Graduation 39 Perhaps, The End Of Did he really think I deserved this grade? The Beginning Waiting for eight o’clock to roll around. I sure hope she doesn’t stick me with that pin. Superintendent Edward Hutchcroft As Educators, we are committed to a philosophy of service to children. This objective is to help each child develop as a mature individual and as a contributing member of society. This is accomplished through the development of a school program which encompasses the intellectual, physical, civic, social and aesthetic needs of children in our community. An effective school program will be directed toward common needs of all children, but must also consider the unique differences and needs of individual children. Our task involves a great trust and a greater obligation. In teaching, we must provide challenges for the student according to his abilities and develop in him a love for learning. Assistant Superintendent Ottlin Wegner After working many years in the Davis County Community School District, Dr. Ottlin Wegner has resigned. Dr. Wegner came to Davis County in 1965 as principal of Davis County High, he later replaced W. A. Wegener as assistant superintendent. As assistant superintendent he had handled such duties as curriculum development, programs financed by federal funds and has been the district’s chief negotiator with employee bargaining groups. Dr. Wegner was active in community activities, and was recently president of the Bloomfield Areas Chamber of Commerce. We will surely miss Dr. Wegner as he leaves Bloomfield to accept a position as superintendent of schools at Sundance, Wyoming. Dr. Wegner is a kind and loving person to be around. He always had a smile and friendly thought to share with everyone he come in contact with. We wish you the best of luck in your future job. Board Of Education Board Of Education (left to right) FRONT ROW: Bill Hardy, Bill Sherman, Jerald Jackson, Max Leyda, and Bill Bride. SECOND ROW: Richard Smith, Linda Barnett, Barry Smith, and Edward Hutchcroft. DISTRICT SECRETARY - Linda Barnett SECRETARY - LaDonna Hanes Teachers . . (BELOW) - Dee Altheide: Work Experience Class. Consumer Math, and Cheerleading sponsor. (RIGHT) - Cody Barnett: Physical Education. j.V. Girls Basketball coach. Girls Golf coach, and Asst. Football coach. . Teachers . . Georgia Botts: Librarian. (LEFT) - Sue Bish: Home Ec. I, Interior Decorating, Single Survival. Clothing and Textiles 1 2, and Needlecraft 1 2. . Teachers . . (FAR TOP) - Bill Biskup: Gold Concert Band Director, and Marching Band. (TOP) - Jack Burkhalter: Algebra. Geometry, Prep, and General Math. Teachers . . . (FAR TOP) - Norma Colyer: Advanced Math, Algebra II, and Algebra I. (TOP) - Don Combs: Civil War, Revolutionary War. Cold War, Comparative Systems, and American Revolution. Football Coach, and Basketball Coach. Teachers . . . (BELOW) - Martin Danley: Woods I. Woods III, Metals, Hand Metals. Woods II. and Crafts. (FAR BOTTOM) - Glenda Creath: Study Hall teacher. Teachers. . . (ABOVE) - Ron Dabney: Drafting, Driver's Education, and Head Boys Golf Coach. (ABOVE) - Jane Denny: Librarian. Faculty 45 Teachers . . . Teachers . . . Teachers. . (LEFT)-Steve Dent: Biology 1 II, Assistant Football Coach, Sophomore Boys Basketball Coach, and Head Girls Track Coach. (BELOW)-Dorothy Gentry: D.C. History. International Relations, Iowa Religion, Humanities, Western Civilization and United Nations. (ABOVE)-George Francis: Typing 1 II. Bookkeeping and Personal Typing. (RIGHT)-Sally Galvan: Minority Lit, French I II, Spanish I II and Short Stories. (FAR TOP)-H.B. Gentry: Guidance Counseling. (ABOVE)-Peggy Gutru: Guidance Counseling and Psychology. Teachers . . . Teachers . . (ABOVE)-Gary Kubik: Environmental Science and Earth Science. (ABOVE)-Janice King: Learning Disabilities. (BELOW)-Mrs. Lofton: Aide. (BELOW)-Ted King: Youth Law. Legislative Process, Governmental Structure and Politics. Faculty 47 Teachers . . . (ABOVE)-Carol McKee: American Lit, Speech, American Novel, Mass Media and Communications. (BELOW)-Ed Miller: Creative Writing. Advanced Comp and Intermediate Comp. Teachers . . . (BELOW)-Nancy Plowman: Nursing. Child Development, Family Living and Foods 1 II. (FAR BELOW)-Marty Shope: Physical Education, Girls’ Volleyball Coach, Girls’ Basketball Coach and Girls’ Track Coach. Teachers. . (TOP)-Max Myers: Building and Trades, Consumer Math. General Math, Woods II and Aviation. (ABOVE)-Ann Robinson: Reading Level II, Speech, Minority Lit and Reading Level I. Teachers . (BELOW)-Pattv Proctor: Shorthand. Typing III, Office Machines, Business English and Office Practice. (RIGHT)-DeWitt Shelton: Mechanics, Vo Ag IV. and Vo Ag I. . . Teachers . . . Teachers . . (LEFT)-Pat Perry: Roaring 20’s, WW II and Wild West. (ABOVE)-Richard Squire: Earth Science. Chemistry and Physics. (ABOVE)-Lyle Stirling: Music and Chorus. (BELOW)-Robert Tade: House Wiring. Hand Metals, General Electricity and Building and Trades. ea Teachers . . . Teachers . . . Teachers. . (Below) Tim Walgamuth - Band, Music Theory, and Lessons. (Right) Nancy Freund was a student teacher for Nancy Plowman. 50 Faculty Mark Warren - Short Stories, Intermediate Comp., Basic Comp., and Prep. Deb Ferguson was a student teacher for Mr. King and Mr. Perry. (Right) Nicholas Williams was a student teacher for Mr. Francis and Mr. Combs. The Leading Five ABOVE - Ronald Rubin, Principal Debbie Peterson, Principal's Secretary ABOVE - Wilton Wilkinson. Assistant Principal Mr. Rubin, Mr. Wilkinson, Debbie. Marylin, and Kathy; what would we do without them? They are a part of the school just like the students and teachers are; also, it wouldn’t be a high school without them. They all know their jobs and do them; just because they get angry and correct us doesn’t mean that they don’t care. They really do care and are helping us grow as a person and scholastically. They are all great people and let’s treat and respect them for what they are; not everyone is lucky enough to have them in their school systems. Kathy Balmer, Secretary and Lunch Ticket Attendant Marylin White, Secretary and Attendance Administration 51 Clerk Cooking And Cleaning COOKS: (left to right) - FRONT ROW: Darlene Warning. Alice Randolph, and Diane Horn. SECOND ROW: Eldora Leon, Anita Lanman and Lavonne McMain. JANITORS: (left to right) - Mervin Proctor. Bill Grim, Jack Jones. Mark Grim, and Jack Minicks JANITORS: James Rysdam and Max Leon Willard Kinsler. Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds After many long years working for the Davis County School District, he has retired. Mr. Kinsler has spent many long, hard hours keeping our school grounds in top shape. All of the students, teachers, and administration wish you the best of luck in your coming years. They Keep The Wheels Rolling BUS DRIVERS: (left to right) FRONT ROW - Connie Hopkins, Nancy Grim, Sherry Roberts, Karen Tharp, Virginia Walker, Sheraly Shockley, Carolyn Bohi, Dwight Fenton; Transportation Director, Ron Shockley, Ken Locker, Oscar Bales, Duane Law, Bill Marlow, and Charles Brown. SECOND ROW - Sandra Bales. Marilyn Ridgeway. Bonnie Davis, Caroline Archer, Peggy Roberts, Mary Bartlett. Carol Marlow. Barbara Cantrell, Doran Gravett, Norma Gregory. Paul Spurgeon, Harold Yahnke, Richard Dunlavy, Ken Padget, Don Showman, and Mary Funk. Not Pictured: SUB DRIVERS - Brian Blumhagen, Rod Day. Dan Dunlavy, Vernon Humphreys, John Lynch, and Jeff Wuthrich. Doran Gravett and Oscar Bales - The rides to the sporting events just wouldn’t have been the same without Doran and Oscar as the bus drivers. Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . MARK HARGRAVE - Salutatorian. Mark graduated in the number two spot among his classmates. At the end of the thrid quarter his grade point was 3.73: he had only one B in his high school studies. Mark has had very little spare time during his high school years. He has taken physics, three-and-a-half years of advanced math, chemistry, humanities, advanced composition and youth and law. Music has also played an important part of Mark's high school days. He has been in chorus and band for four years. He has been a member of the jazz and pep bands and the Minni-Singers for four years. He has received I and II ratings at the State Vocal Music Contest. He captained the debate team during his sophomore year and was a member of the group for two years. He also served on the NCA evaluation team. He has been a member of the National Honor Society for two years. He received top ratings at the State Speech Contest and earned several awards at the Northeast Missouri State University Academic Festival and the South Central Conference Math Contest. For the last two years he has attended the Governor’s U.N. Day and during his sophomore, junior, and senior years he participated in the Iowa High School Model U.N. in Cedar Falls. He served as the head delegate of this session during his senior year. He has also worked at Keith’s Super Valu for the past two years. Mark is enrolled at Drake University, planning to major in political science in the College of Business with intentions to earn a degree in law someday. I like this school. It makes me feel secure, but I’m ready to move on to college.” DENIESE BALL - Valedictorian. Deniese graduated with a grade point of 3.77 on a 4.00 scale: she has never received a B in her high school days. In preparation for her college studies Deniese has been taking college prep courses throughout high school. These courses have included physics, advanced composition, advanced math for four years, chemistry and humanities. She has also taken youth and law and two years of marching band. Classroom studies have not been the only activities that have kept her busy for the past four years. She has been in Future Business Leaders of America for two years and has served as its vice-president. She was the sophomore class secretary, junior class president, and senior class secretary. She also has been the student council president during her senior year and National Honor Society president. She participated in golf for four years, volleyball for three years and basketball for two years. During the summer and tax season she has worked at her father’s law office. Deniese has won several awards during high school. She has been named a State of Iowa Scholar and has won several awards in the conference math contest, the Northeast Missouri State University Academic Festival and the FBLA State Contest. She recently was named the winner of the school and regional DAR Award. She also served as the student representative from District 90 at the First Model Iowa Legislature and on the school’s NCA evaluation team. I can’t wait to go to college. she said, “but I’m afraid that it might be hard to adjust.” The class of 1980 was never one for sitting around and doing nothing. Always being involved in many activities: places to go, things to do. and people to see!! After not having much luck in junior high athletics, we have moved to the high school level where we have participated in State Tournaments and Meets!! We have also been active in dramatics, speech, instrumental and vocal music, and many other organizations. The class of 1980 has been contributing their time and effort to them for four years. As the 1980 graduating class left the hills of Davis High, they left behind many memories. There were tears and smiles, sobs and laughter. A turning point in our lives. The 1980 graduating classes senior year was a year that was alive with the hope, dreams, and ambition. Graduation was a special day, a day to be remembered for the rest of our lives. A day to be proud of and to walk with our heads held high. A reward was given to each graduate for his thirteen years of achievement - a diploma. Names were called, a handshake shared, a tassle flipped - all taking only a moment. The class of 1980 walked through the doors to an edge gained, the friendships made and those memories to be kept of our years at D.C. Now the doors of a new unexplored future are wide open and waiting for us to enter. Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Pamela Jan Altheide Patricia Ann Altheide Steven Mark Augspurger Patricia Lynn Armstrong Sherry Sue Allen Alessandra Arcadu Wesley Leon Bales Curtis Dale Conder Eric Lloyd Austin Seniors . . . Deniese Lenae Ball Sharon Louise Biles Roy Martin Boas Seniors . . . Randall Allen Barber Julie Ann Blew Rodney Clinton Bogle Seniors . . . Brian Dale Blumhagen Gregory R. Brown Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Donald Lee Carr, Jr. Cynthia D. Carrier Victor Lee Combs Pamela Renee Davis Seniors . . . Charlotte Lynn Christy Rodney Lee Day Brenda Sue Dearborn Janna Sue Dewes Leslie Jill Dixon Seniors . . William Todd Downing Danny William Dunlavy . Seniors . . . Tina Louise Duffield Shelly Culp Duffield Seniors . . . Man,' Faith Ensminger Lane Douglas Evans Tony Everett Donna Jane Everly Jeffery Allan Fite Seniors . . . Terry Jon Garmon Lynne Marie Gravett Betty Jo Grim Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Tammera Sue Gibson Lori Ann Gravett Kirk Dale Griffith li Jody Ann Grinstead Lance Alan Hanes Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Debora Lynn Hardy Mark William Hargrave Tommy Ivan Hill Nanette Dee Hockersmith Layne Warren Horn Ronda Lynn Housholder William Robert Judy ■■ Lillie Lorraine King Bryan Dean Johnson Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Seniors . . . Tammy Kae King Kimberly Ann Langford Mark A. Kleinman Brenda Kay Kline Lisa Mae Lawson Tracy Eugene Liles Darrell Jeffery McClure Roger Long Seniors . . . Sherry Lynn Mulay Seniors . . . Marilyn Irene Moore Shelley Kay Northup Susan Jane O’Brien Ron Eugene Parker Daniel W. Payne Seniors . . . James LeRoy Newton William M. Overturf Robert Frank Peck Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Kelly Duane Pottorff Diane Elaine Pottorff Jeffery Kent Teri Jo Ann Porter Mark A. Ritter Elizabeth Helen Reyes Warren Terry Rickart Mona Lyn Rowell Gail Sue Rupe Seniors . . . Anita Louise Rysdam Seniors . . . Ricky L. Sayre Seniors . . . Kristi Lynae Schlarbaum Jarry E. Shipley II Carla Pontes Segalla Timothy Paul Shipley Jerry Allen Sherman Ronda Kay Shockley Seniors . . . Ronald Marion Simmons Seniors . . . Paul A. Slaughter Seniors . . . Sharen Sue Smith Rebecca Jean Stevenson Leisa Louise Taylor Seniors . . . Nancy Ann Teubel Seniors . . . Seniors . Jeffery Lee Tharp Kevin Lee Vinzant Paula Jean Wintermote Daryl Eugene Wells Brenda Lee Walker ) Jodi Lynne Whisler Jeffrey Allen White Lynn Marie White Seniors . . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Linda Jean Willingham Stanley Lee Wilcox NOT PICTURED: David Eugene Asher Mikel Dean Bader James D. Bailey Ann Marie Eakins Michael Wayne Fenton Jimmy Lloyd Houston Paul Brett Marlow James Kevin Nichols Jim A. Pearson Victor E. Pearson Gene Lynwood Steele Dale J. Wagner Brian Lee Edward Wilson “THIS IS NOT THE END: IT IS NOT EVEN THE BEGINNING OF THE END. IT IS PERHAPS. THE END OF THE BEGINNING.” Thomas Robert Williams, Jr. FOR THE GRADUATE If you can trust yourself though others doubt you And conquer fears that limit what you dare So you can freely give to those about you The skills and talents that are yours to share If you can live, not for your pleasure only. But gladly lend your gentleness and grace To warm the hearts of those whose lives are lonely And help to make their world a better place: If you can be courageous when deafeated And humble in the face of victory, Or give your best until a task’s completed, However difficult that task may be: If you can strive, not caring who gets credit. And work at building bridges and not walls. Or hearing idle slander, just forget it And never fail to help someone who falls: If you can give your help without begrudging The patience, time and effort you impart Or look at others’ weakness without judging And see. not with your eyes, but with your heart; If you can take resources that surround you And use them in the way you feel you should, THE WORLD WILL BE BETTER. BRIGHTER. AND MORE WONDERFUL. BECAUSE OF ALL THAT YOU ARE, HOPE TO BE. AND WILL BE. It’s as though I’m standing at the very edge of the world, leaving the familiar . . . and stepping into the unknown. And at this unique moment in my life, the wonderful and unforgettable experiences behind me fill my thoughts. Tomorrow is waiting, I know I’ll need goals to aim for along the way if I am to reach my highest dreams. No matter how distant they seem. I believe I can achieve those dreams if I will hold in my mind a picture of the person I want to become. What will tomorrow bring? Choices and challenges . . . new plans and accomplishments . . . things to learn and things to love . . . and best of all. time to make even more discoveries about my world . . . and myself. Ramona Ruth Wyse Tomorrow is waiting ... for you. Seniors 67 Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . A Junior has a special sort of style No longer is he yet just a child. Intrigued by the way that he is treated. No longer is the child being cheated. Day by day he is getting older, Lost loves written on his folder. Elders treat them like one of their own. No more does he feel all alone. He knows that he is leaving, but not for good. Returning for one more as he should. Leaving for the summer will be fun. Then for one more year Mustang spirit has begun. TAKE TIME TO LIVE BECAUSE THE WORLD HAS SO MUCH TO GIVE. THE SECRET OF LIFE IS TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE AND WHERE YOU ARE GOING. FIND A WAY OR MAKE A WAY. Kent Anderson James Asher Michelle Bachman Rachel Bales Duke Ball Kevin Barber lay Bassett Craig Batterson Julie Baughman Rodney Baughman Dickie Bish Brenda Blumhagen Alan Bodkins Sherri Bolick Jeff Bonner CLASS OFFICERS - (right to left) Jason Grey, President; Steve Marlow, Vice-President; Tammy Geary, Secretary; and Julie Murphy, Treasurer. Juniors . . . Juniors . Mark Fenton Jack Francis Jo and Betsy taking it easy and enjoying themselves. . . Juniors . . . Marilyn Brown Lisa Carlson lames Carr Daune Casady Bobbie Chickering Jane Clark Brenda Closser Dewey Coatney Gary Cossel Nikki Creath Barry Day Lori Downing Gary Dunlavy Lisa Dye Carol Eakins Rick Eastep Dorvan Eaton Sharon Egbert Lisa England Randy Evans Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Jason Grey Todd Griepentrog Jeff Griffith Laura Grim Johnna Hall Steve Garrett You didn’t even give me a chance to eat my candy bar. Tammy Geary LuAnn Goeken Brenda Good Roger Gordy Trent Gregory John Francis Kevin Halterman Dave Hardy Greg Harsh Tracy Hershey Monte Hill 72 Juniors Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Karla Hinton Colleen Hoffman Lisa Hopkins Sheila Hougland Steve Hougland Sandra Housholder Treva Housholder Mike Howk Karen Hubbartt Sheri Huber Becky Huggins Craig Howard John Inderski Chris Jacobs Elizabeth Jarvis Greg Jessen Brent Johnson Jeanne Johnson Rod Johnson Kevin Jones Juniors . . Darcy Knowler Bonnie Lamb Kris Lammert Cindy Lanman Mike Lanman Roger Lanman Kenneth Lasley Scott Liles Larry Lorton John Lynch Roger Marlow Steve Marlow Lori Matheney Larry Mathews Darrin McClure Phil McClure . Juniors Why did you get my picture while I was decorating my cake??? Bert McDaniels Tammy Melvin Judy Miller Sandra Moore Bryan Morrison Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Babe, I believe in Brenda Morse Julie Murphy Diane Newton Phillip Newton Debbie Olinger Tina Olson Rollie Overstreet Susan Pabst Brenda Payne Bob Randa Jeff Redding Joleen Reinhard Tracy Reynolds Michele Roberts Kirk Rodgers Teresa Rudd Craig Runkel Robert Rysdam Teresa Rysdam Linda Schafer Mathew Schuzer Juniors . . . So you want to take my picture?? Juniors . Bart Seals Starlene Shinafelt Grace Six Lisa Sloan Brice Small Greg Smith Kent Smith Valerie Smith joe Synder Randy Statler Tammy Stigers Deb Stockham Ken Stufflebeam Marta Swaim Betsy Swaim Lonnie Taylor Randy Taylor Sherry Thompson Kay Thordarson Beth Tripp Diane Vander Horst 76 Juniors Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Juniors . . . Brian Walker Lissa Walker Keith Waller Rose Wheaton Craig White Mr. Miller’s comp, class must not be too interesting; look at the studious students. Juniors 77 Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . Sophoi LuAnn Altheide Teresa Bailey Kelly Bales David Barker Becky Blumhagen Jason Bonner Bill Brown Richard Brown Tony Cantrell Donita Carr Jeff Carrier Mike Carrier Cathy Clark Dick Clover Joni Cloyd Aaron Comer CLASS OFFICERS: Jan Kinnamon - President, Liz Griffith - Vice-President, Kent Thompson - Treasurer, and Craig Scott Secretary. A sophomore is a special person, from all the seniors they take their curses. He sees the freshmen through their first year; He is certainly someone dear. He lives his year to its fullest, by going his own way for he needs not someone to tell him- how to run his life. As he looks back on the previous year; to his sophomore year he gives a cheer. Hoping that his upperclassmen years, will be the best and greatest. A stranger is a friend you haven’t met yet. Hold to a true friend with both hands. lores . . . Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . David Davis Louie Davis Melanie Davis Robin Day Debbie is trying her hardest to get the fans up on their feet! Doug Dye Brenda Eakins Jeff England Joe Ernst Howard Elmore Lori Cosse 1 David Crow' Penny Deal Mark Dearborn Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . Sopho Donny Fenton Kathy Finneran Mike Finneran Ricky Fitzsimmons Fred Fredrickson Mark Friend Jayne Garner Ronald Gladson Tred Goodell Doug Graham Marty Gravett Tina Green Trisha Gregory Tony Griespentrog James Griffiths Liz Griffith John Grim Marsha Grim Dave Hall Paul Hardy Stacy Hastings Please don’t take my picture — cameras are pretty expensive these days! I IF?s Dres . . . Sophomores . Lori gets a helping hand from her brother Jeff, to help her paint ‘Snoopy’ on the front of a store window. When you dream, dream big!! . . Sophomores . Bryan Hewitt Doug Hill Nina Hockersmith Julie Hoskin Brian Hougland Heidi Hougland Rae Anne Howk Lisa Huggins Melissa Inderski Rodney Jackson Shelly Jackson Doug Johnson Orie Johnson Todd Johnson Greg Jones Wayne King Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . . Sophoi Jan Kinnamon Matt Kleinman Kevin Knerr Karen Lammert Steve Lori Long Wade Marshall Doran McClure Dawn McElderry Sherrie McMain Sharon McManus Mark Mincks David Morrison Tony Myers John Nardini Rowdy Nevins Teresa Newton Arlen Nichols Karen Nichols Oh, baby, rock me in your arms. ores . . . Sophomores . . . Sophomores . . Todd Norton LeAnn Ornduff Brenda Overturf Diane Pearson Lisa Perry Melinda Pottorff Johnna Prevo Steve Reyes Just because I’m Tony the tiger', doesn’t mean that you can take my picture all the time! Julie Ridgeway Melinda Roulet Matt Rowell Doug Rupe Mike Rupe { I Debbie Sample Jill Sanford Tammy Schwieger Craig Scott Laura Scott Jeff Shipley Ted Shipley Sheila Shively Debbie Showman Joni Silvers Sophomores . . . Sophomores . • • Tracy Smith Kevin Snyder Tony Spargur Debbie Speer Shari Spurgeon Pete Stevenson Deanna Stigers Scott Swaim Dan Thompson Kent Thompson Sophor ores . . . Sophomores . . . Sophomores . Not Pictured: Cindy Brooks Paula Carey Pamela Ford Dennis Hopwood Thirteen years can make a lot of changes in a person’s life — especially Pete. Mike Lawson Fred Nichols Beth Williams Harry Williams Maricoe Travis Tim Turner Bryan Veatch Mark Wagler Bonnie Walker Kelly Waterhouse David Westercamp Jeff White Melody Williams Shirley Wilcox Brenda Wilster Crystal Wilt Dana Wintermote David Yahnke What appears to be the end may really he a new beginning. Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Sophomores 85 If you want a friend, be a friend. Freshmen Doug Allen Brian Armstrong Ernie Asher Annette Bales Cindy Bickford Brent Blumhagen Crystal Bogle Kathy Bollman Kim Bragg Russell Bridgman Crystal Brown Lisa Brown Jeff Cassill Angie Comer David Comer Rhonda Covert Mark Crady . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen . Where you come from is not nearly as important as where you are going. CLASS OFFICERS: (bottom to top) Todd White - President, Brian Roberts - Vice-President, Cindy Scott - Secretary and Kala Gordy - Treasurer. A freshman enters the school with a fear, for this is his first year. He takes his time adjusting to the new. for we did too. He is a person filled with love, but stays in his own little huv. His friends are many, both old and new. As time passes by, he sees changes within himself. For the people around him, have helped place the Mustang pride, inside. Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen Chris Dahl Rick Davidson Dan Davis Tim Davis. Traci Dixon Trena Doggett Maria Eakins Kevin Early Kevin Ellard Kenneth Everly Scott Fisher Brenda Fite Roy Geary Wes Gladfelder Roy Glosser Barbi Goeken Kala Gordy Mike Guiter Brent Haskell Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen. Corey Harsch Tim Hale James Heifort Jennifer Heifort Carla Hewitt Lance Hootman Curt Hopkins Rick Hubbartt Becky Huffman Craig Huggins Debbie Jarr Jacque Johnson Lisa Johnson Julie Jones Joy King Sherri Kitchen Terri Kitchen Debbie Knott Barbie Kunzman Clint Leedom Brian Liles Jeff Long Jim Lynch Rodney Lynch Scott Malm Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen Jim Perdue Marlin Perry Lisa Marlow Clint Marshall Lonny Matheney Donita McClure Teresa McClurg Mary Meredith Brenda Metcalf David Miller Verlin Miller Tracy Murphy Terry Owens Mark Pabst It’s a bird, it’s a plane; no it’s those crazy freshmen girls — Kala, Traci, Barbi, Lisa, Crystal, Stephanie and Brenda! Sarah Porter Vonda Proctor Mike Redding Kevin Ritz Brian Roberts Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen Jerald Roberts Christy Rooney Randy Rubin Karen Rudd Gary Russell Roberta Russell Ricky Sands Cindy Scott Rodney Schwieger Lisa Schuzer Andy Six Brian Stevenson Larry Thomas Tammy Turner Valerie Walker Julie Wilcox April Williams Jim Williams Todd White Linda York Dan needs a friend like Jeff to keep him out of trouble, (ha! ha!) NOT PICTURED: Becky Blackwell Scott Green Rodney Long Kevin McBride Robert Morton Stephanie Wallace Janet Woollums Alicia Welch Ann Whitman Student Life We’re all living in a pretty tough time; but somehow we’ve made it through another year! Along with our friends by our side — we survived the high prices. Come three or four years from now; these prices will be cheap! Gallon of gas Designer jeans Pullover sweaters Levi’s Perms Can of pop Hamburger, fries, and a drink Movie 45 records Albums Date (McDonalds, to a movie. $1.05 $25-$50 $12-$20 $18-$29 $19-$35 50? $1.55 $3.00 $1.19 $6-$15 gas to Ott.) $14.25 Ronda and Kirk HIT SONGS “Don’t Bring Me Down” “The Rose “Steal Away” Coward of the County” I Need A Lover Sad Eyes” Refugee “Dirty White Boy” You Decorated My Life Ride Like The Wind” “Driver’s Seat “Long Run” “Cool Change” “Babe “Please Don’t Go” “Let’s Go” “I Don’t Know Where I’m A Gonna Go” “Back On My Feet Again “Still” “Third Time Lucky “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’ Flirtin’ With Disaster” “Escape (From Pina Coloidal “Damned If I Do” Lonesome Loser” “I’ll Never Love This Way Again” ELO Bette Midler Robbie Dupree Kenny Rogers John Cougar Robert John Tom Petty The Heartbreakers Foreigner Kenny Rogers Christopher Cross Sniff N' Tears Eagles Little River Band Styx K.C. The Sunshine Band Cars Jimmy Buffett Babys Commodores Foghat Journey Molly Hatchet Rubert Holmes Alan Pansons Project Little River Band Dionne Warwick MOVIES Kramer Vs. Kramer” “The Electric Horseman The Rose” The Empire Strikes Back” “Rocky 11 The Blackhole “Fastbreak” “All That Jazz” “The Fog” “Friday The 13th” Scavenger Hunt” Breaking Away Alien” Coal Miner’s Daughter” “Roller Boogie” The Jerk” “10” Mona and John IN-THINGS Kinky perms Designer jeans Roller Disco Glitter Make-up Spike Heels Straight Skirts Blazers Watching the soaps Pizza at Happy Joe’s Cruising the square Hanging out on the square Going to the basketball games Braided hair Going to the wrestling meets Plum, dark blue, rust, bright colors Student Life 91 AFS Students At D.C. High Left - Alessandra Arcadu from Italy, stayed with the Gary Spurgeon family and Carla Segalla from Brazil, stayed with the Gary Johnson family. Alessandra Arcadu Alessandra is from Milan. Italy which is quite different from Bloomfield, Her hobbies include writing, riding, bicycles, and going to concerts in Italy. While attending school here, she took history, algebra II. Chemistry, and American novels. She also participated in band, French, and Spanish club. Her school in Italy is different than ours because the teachers change classes and the students stay in the same room. She goes to school in the mornings and studies in the afternoons. The thing she missed most about Italy was the food. In Italy, she said that they eat sweet and sour things together and we don’t. Her favorite American food is cottage cheese. Alessandra has enjoyed the activities which she has been involved in; especially working on the homecoming float, a custom that is limited to the United States. Alessandra feels that her AFS experience has been the best way for her to learn about another culture. “The AFS program helps you to know the American people and their way of life. I don’t think a tourist can know very well the people. Living the everyday life is the best way to know. It was a great experience. It was very useful — for everybody. It helps very much to know yourself and to know your own country and society. It has given me the opportunity to know I have a lot of similarities to all the people of the world. The life in little towns is alike all over the world, always the same, Alessandra said. When she first arrived she thought one year wouldn’t give sufficient time to learn about another culture, but has since changed her mind. Graduation was a new type of experience for Alessandra; for her it wasn’t sad, but she had a strange feeling. In Italy nobody wanted to stay in high school; there is no graduation. Students have a big exam and then go back to school and see the paper that has been posted to see whether they passed or not. Alessandra was glad that it was different; she says, here when you do something, people notice it and so people do things with better feeling because they are paid back. She eventually hopes to go to college. Alessandra said she likes the people here and thinks we have a very good school. Carla Segalla Carla is from Birigue; a town of approximately 20,000 in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Her hobbies include listening to music, dancing, driving fast cars, sports, biking, and camping. The relationship between boys and girls and the fact that our rules are so strict really surprised her. Carla likes slang, especially American slang. She has given more importance to her family and what they do for her. Carla didn't feel so thankful before; she felt she was spoiled, but this year has made her feel more thankful. Carla said she appreciated the importance of faith that the Johnsons have placed in their lives. She has started to care more for God. In Brazil, faith is more a secondary thing. Carla has also learned the importance of having a good, close relationship with her American family. Just as she had to adjust to her new family, there were adjustments to make at school. Because of the language barrier she spent many of her evening hours pouring over literature assignments with her English Portuguese dictionary by her side. It was so slow at first, she said. “I was learning one word at a time and reading one story a day.” But eventually Carla did catch onto the language. She said the English she learned this past year would be worth more than ten years of English lessons in her country. Carla went out to the movies and for pizza quite a few times. She said here most people are in bed at three in the morning; in Brazil it is common to stay out until three or four in the morning on weekends. Carla’s favorite food is Beef Stroganoff. Tenspeed and Brownshoe” is her favorite T.V. program; she hates soap operas and thinks they are dumb. Graduation was also a different experience for Carla. In Brazil they don’t care. Here they really make it big. I saw some friends crying and at first I laughed, but then I cried. Friends, even those I didn’t know very well, came up and hugged me and wished me well. And all the teachers I had here were wonderful to me. Carla said. She someday hopes to work in some type of international relations or communications using foreign languages. We all want to thank you for choosing our community to live in. We appreciate the opportunity in having to become acquainted with you, Alessandra and Carla. It’s been great having both of you around to cheer up our school. We all wish you the best of luck in your futures. W; . . . the supreme efforts of athlete’s striving as individuals and as a coordinated team to achieve for D.C. High, and always for themselves, the victory of winning fairly. Athletics VARSITY: (left to right)- Patti Altheide, Deniese Ball, Pam Altheide, Lynne Gravett, Faith Ensminger, Ronda Shockley, Coach Marty Shope, Susan Pabst, Betty Grim, Debbie Hardy, Tammy Geary, Nikki Creath, and Betsy Swaim. Knoxville 7-15 1-15 Centerville 6-15 10-15 Clarke 15-2 15-6 Volleyball It’s Our Game (0-1) TOURNAMENT PLAY (0-2) (1-2) LAMONI ALBIA CENTERVILLE 15-13 15-13 0-15 15-17 6-15 10-15 13-15 1-15 15- 9 15-10 6-15 5-15 15- 7 End of season record: 6 Wins, 7 Losses Centerville 15-4 (1-3) 15-1 Blakesburg 15-8 (2-3) 4-15 15-6 15-0 Albia 15-9 (3-3) 15-8 Chariton 15-6 (4-3) 15-1 Blakesburg 6-15 (5-3) 15-13 Pella 6-15 (5-4) 8-15 Albia 12-15 (5-5) 14-16 End of regular season: 5 Wins, 5 Losses 96 Volleyball CHEERLEADERS: (left to right)- Sherry Thompson. Sharon McManus. Joleen Reinhard. and Lisa England. RONDA SHOCKLEY 2nd Team All Conference RIGHT- Punch it, Pam! ABOVE- Nikki push that ball back over the net! LEFT- Ronda spikes the ball, after Deniese set it up. PATTI ALTHEIDE 1st Team All Conference SPECIAL MENTION- All State Honorable Mention JUNIOR VARSITY: (left to right)- Jennifer Simmons. Tracy Smith, Becky Blumhagen, Jan Kinnamon, Tammy Schwieger, Lissa Walker. Lisa Huggins, Carol Eakins. and Tammy Stigers. Second Row - Lori Long, Deanna Stigers, Julie Ridgeway. Kathy Finneran, Crystal Wilt, Lisa Perry, Shari Spurgeon. Lori Cossel, and Coach Marty Shope Junior Varsity Team Undefeated The J.V. team started after the first three games with a 3-0 record. With only one game left in the season: the Colts still remained undefeated, 9-0. They ended their season with a 10-0 record; what a great job!! Tammy Stigers led the individual scoring with 65 points. These girls worked hard at practice and it sure did show through in their games. Good job girls; keep it up!! Freshmen Team Is Moving Up FRESHMEN TEAM: Front Row - Christy Rooney. Brenda Metcalf. Linda York, Lisa Schuzer, Lisa White. Steph Wallace, and Angie Comer. Second Row - Coach Marty Shope, Crystal Bogle, Traci Dixon. Kala Gordy, Donita McClure, and Barbi Goeken. 98 Volleyball Keep up the good work girls; your right behind the J.V. team! Brenda Metcalf led the team in scoring with 57 points. With a season record like yours (10-2), you will surely catch up with them. Places 4th In State With a good season like Tom Hill has had; is it no wonder he competed in the state meet? Tom is a good runner and has proven this with his meet placings. He placed first in the Lake Keomah Invitational meet; second in the Osky Invitational; fourth in the Lake Fisher Invitational; third in the Raider Invitational; fourth in the Knoxville Invitational; fourth in the Indianola Invitational; and at the Mustang Invitational he placed first!! Tom qualified for the state meet out of the district meet at Anamosa. Tom ran a time of 9:45 and finished 4th in the state in Class A. Ninety-two runners competed in that class. Coach Warren said, that Tom finally proved that he is one of the top distance runners in the State of Iowa. Cross Country 99 On The Long Run VARSITY: Front Row - Monte Hill, Tony Myers. Joe Spurgeon, and Jerry Sherman. Second Row - Jarry Shipley. Lane Evans, Coach Mark Warren, Tom Hill, and Dan Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Kevin Barber and Darrin McClure. MEETS Lake Keomah Invitational 1st Place Pella Christian Invitational 2nd Place Osky Invitational 2nd Place Lake Fisher Invitational 4th Place Raider Invitational 3rd Place Knoxville Invitational 4th Place Indianola Invitational 6th Place Mustang Invitational Tie for 4th VARSITY: (left to right) Front Row - Manager Craig White, Pat Perry: Assistant Coach, Kevin Nichols, Layne Horn. Jeff White, Mark Ritter, Vic Combs, Kelly Pottorff, Robert Peck, Mark Fenton, Tim Shipley, Kevin Vinzant, and Head Coach Gary Kubik. Second Row - Kent Anderson, Dorvan Eaton, Rollie Overstreet. Alan Bodkins, Jay Bassett, Phil McClure. Brent Johnson. John Inderski, Robert Mincks, Gary Cossell, Roger Long, Darcy Knowler, Jeff Bonner, Assistant Coach Dennis Anderson, Assistant Coach Steve Dent, and Manager Aaron Comber. Third Row - Mike Griffith, Roger Gordy, Kirk Rodgers. Jeff Redding, Dickie Bish, Rodney Nevins, Roger Marlow, Kent Smith. Mark Friend, Mike Rupe, Dave Woollums, Greg Jessen, Tony Cantrell, Randy Evans, and Dave Davis. September 7 Van Buren-Here 48-0 October 5 Chariton-There 0-6 September 14 Centerville-There 7-34 October 12 Pella-Here 8-34 September 21 Winterset-There 0-22 October 19 Knoxville-There 15-22 September 28 Albia-Here 26-20 October 26 Clarke-Here 14-17 (HOMECOMING) November 2 Pekin-There 15-34 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Sitting Brenda Blumhagen, and Sandra Moore. Standing Pam Davis, Sharon Biles, Susan Pabst, and Ramona Wyse. 100 Football Mark Fenton Tim Shipley Layne Horn Jeff White Senior Players Kevin Vinzant Mark Ritter We wouldn’t have had a football team without them. All eleven senior players did a great job of putting forth the effort to conquer their opposing teams. All of the long hard hours of practice paid off, right guys? Your fans have watched some real close, exciting games which kept us on the edge of the bleachers. Thanks to all of you and the rest of the team, you won the most important game — Homecoming; a close score but victorious one. We’ve cheered for you at the pep meetings and at the games. Even though you didn’t win all of the games; you’ve made up part of our great team and we're real proud to have you as our football team! You’ve done a great job!! Vic Combs Kelly Pottorff Sophomores Win South . SOPHOMORE TEAM: (left to right) Front Row - Manager Aaron Comer, Mike Rupe, Mark Friend, Steve Reyes, Jeff Shipley, and Manager Phil Smith. Second Row - Dave Yanke, Mark Minicks, Dave Crow, Mark Wagler, Louie Davis, John Grim, Ronald Gladson, Dave Hardy, and Dave Davis. Third Row - Todd Norton, Scott Swaim, Doug Johnson, Paul Hardy, Doran McClure, Tony Cantrell, Rodney Jackson, Todd Johnson, and Mike Finneran. Fourth Row - Coach Stan Huggins, Craig Scott, Kent Thompson, David Morrison, Mike Lawson, Jason Bonner, and Mike Carrier. WHAT A TEAM!!! A super defensive team is what gave the sophomores their South Central Conference championship. The Colts beat the Knoxville Panther’s 14-7 in the conference playoff game held at the Mustang Stadium. While the Colt’s offense rolled up over 200 yards in total offense in the game, it was the defense that was called on time and again. Five offensive turnovers kept getting the Colts in trouble and each time the defense bailed the team out. Knoxville's only score came against the offensive unit, an 85-yard return of a pass interception. Otherwise, Knoxville never seriously threatened to score. Knoxville ended the game with minus seven yards rushing and their only movement of the ball came through the air and that was minimal. Knoxville passers were 7 of 17 for the night for only 46 yards. The offense rolled up 208 yards rushing, but didn’t complete a pass, against what Coach Huggins called an extremely tough Knoxville defense. Mark Friend carried the ball 21 times and gained 147 yards, an average of 7.05 per carry. He scored both of the Colts touchdowns. Mike Rupe was second in line rushing with 57 yards in 14 carries. Our line did an excellent job of blocking the center of the defense; they fired off at the snap and gave our backs that hole up the middle all night. Knoxville's most serious scoring threat came early in the game when Rupe fumbled the ball away on the second play of the game. It was late in the second quarter that the Colts took over on the 50. It seemed that they might add another touchdown before the half as the team moved to the Knoxville five before a pass interception ended that threat. Colts did get their second touchdown shortly after the start of the second half. Friend ran 18 yards to the four and on the next play, he scored, Colts led 12-0. A poor Knoxville punt gave the Colts the ball at the 36. Jeff Shipley gained one on first down and Friend picked up five on second down before rambling for 19 yards and a first down at the 11. Rupe dropped for a five-yard loss, Friend gained one on second down, and Rupe’s pass fell into the flat. A Knoxville player got the ball and made the score 12-7. Rodney Jackson returned the ensuing kickoff 20 yards to the Davis 48 and launched the Colts on another drive. Leading the defensive effort was Friend with 10 tackles. Johnson had 7 and Scott Swaim had 7. Coach Huggins felt that it was a super team effort from a super bunch of dedicated sophomore footballers; they worked hard all year and truly deserved the honor of being conference champions. He also stated that they maintained the idea of playing for the team, not themselves and they all equally own a part of this championship. Conference . Central Title ABOVE: Paul Hardy with Doug Johnson (Number 89) coming to help tackle Knoxville’s quarterback in the end zone for a safety. LEFT: Mike Finneran breaks up a possible touchdown pass. BELOW: Quarterback Mike Rupe, escorted by Jeff Shipley breaks around end. VARSITY: Front Row - Dan Davis, Steve Reyes, Jason Grey, James Heifort, Darcy Knowler, Monte Hill, and Jay Bassett. Second Row - Manager David Bridgeman, Bart Seals, Jeff Shipley. Kevin Barber. Jeff Bonner. Roger Marlow, Tim Shipley, and Coach Ted King. AWARDS Rookie of the year - Clint Marshall Most Valuable - Tim Shipley Most Improved - Kevin Barber Steve Reyes Most Falls - Tim Shipley (15) Quickest Fall - Tim Shipley (:39) Most Takedowns - Tim Shipley (29) Most 3 pt. nearfalls - Clint Marsahll (10) Most 2 pt. nearfalls - Kevin Barber (10) Most Reversals - Bart Seals (20) Most Escapes - Steve Reyes (11) Total individual points - Tim Shipley (130) Knoxville 25-27 Chariton 36-21 Winterset 18-36 Albia 25-23 Pella 30-25 Centerville 25-31 Fairfield 14-36 Clarke 12-40 Kirksville 37-24 Ottuma 13-38 Junior Varsity: Front Row - Coach Gene Proctor, Jeff White, Greg Smith, Doran McClure, and Scott Swaim. Second Row - John Grim, Dave Woollums, Brian Walker. Doug Hill, Scott Smith, and Darrin McClure - Manager. DAVIS COUNTY TOURNAMENTS Champions: Dan Davis Darcy Knowler Jason Bonner Brian Walker Second: Jeff White Greg Smith John Grim AWARDS Most Valuable Wrestler - John Grim Most Improved - Doug Hill Most Falls - John Grim Quickest Fall - Scott Swaim Most Takedowns - John Grim Most 3 Point nearfalls - Dan Davis Most 2 point nearfalls - Dan Davis Most Reversals - Jeff White Most escapes - Scott Swaim STAT KEEPERS: Tammy King. Shelly Jackson. Brenda Morse. Laura Grim, Lisa Marlow, and Tina Olson. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Teubel. JUNIOR VARSITY DUALS Knoxville 48-17 Chariton 48-21 Winterset 17-42 Albia 52-11 Pella 44-6 Centerville 44-14 Fairfield 39-21 Clark 33-29 Kirksville 52-12 Ottumwa 2-53 MATCHES Wrestled 208 Won 134 Lost 74 Tied 1 Falls 67 Won by Dec. 67 Lost by Dec. 42 Lost by Fall 32 nave After winning the Sectional Tournament Championship by a 1-0 win over Chris Holt of Sigourney; Tim advanced on to the District Tournament which was at Sigourney. Tim wrestled close matches both rounds; winning over Myron Sojka of Washington; and the other against Rod Funral of Carlisle with a 10-0 score. Tim was ranked as the 6th best heavyweight in the Class A in the state. He opened the State Tournament match by taking Funral to the mat for a two point lead. Funral escaped, but Tim took him down again before the first period ended for a 4-1 lead. Funral was in the down position at the start of the second period and escaped from Tim to pull within two points. But Tim took Funral down again. Funral escaped from the down position to take a 7-4 lead. They sparred for most of the period before Funral got a take down near the end of the period for the final 7-5 score. Tim qualified for the quarterfinals against Steve Reiners of Humboldt. Reiners took Tim down in the first period, but a quick reversal by Tim in the second period and he took him down for a 5-2 lead heading into the final period. Reiners pinned Tim in the time of 2:45. Coach King said Tim sort of fell into the pinning hold; but noted that he was not being as aggressive as he needed to be and that probably caused the pin. Tim finished his career as a Mustang wrestler with a 27-2 record during his senior year. You did a fine job all throughout the season, Tim!!!! We are real proud of you!!! T 1 m G o e s T o S t a t e Boys Varsity Basketball November 27 November 30 December 7 December 14 December 22 January 4 January 5 January 11 January 18 January 19 January 25 February 1 February 2 February 8 February 15 February 22 February 23 February 26 Basketball Games Fairfield Fairfield Knoxville Chariton Winterset Albia Pella Clarke Centerville Knoxville Pella Chariton Winterset Albia Clarke Centerville Van Buren Mt. Pleasant There There Here There Here Here There Here Here There Here Here There There There There Here There CHEERLEADERS: Bottom Row - Sandra Moore and Mona Wyse. Top Row - Betsy Swaim and Sharon Biles VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row - Fred Fredrickson. Steve Augspurger. Robert Peck. Jerry Shipley. Kent Anderson, Vic Combs, and Dickie Bish. Second Row - Coach Don Combs. Joe Spurgeon, Kirk Griffith, John Lynch, Kurt Oakley, Brent Johnson, Kevin Vinzant. and Jeff Redding. Third Row - Coach Steve Dent, Manager Craig White, Manager Mark Ritter, Manager Phil Smith, and Coach Dennis Anderson. NOT PICTURED Randy Evans J. V. Team Doing It Again! Junior Varsity Team: Front Row - Randy Rubin, Tony Myers, Mike Rupe, Dave Yahnke, Jeff England, Brent Blumhagen, and Fred Nichols. Second Row - Coach Steve Dent, Brian Roberts, Mark Mincks, Todd Oakley, Mike Finneran, Dave Davis, Todd Norton, Rod Lynch, Rick Davidson, Kevin Snyder, Manager Phil Smith, and Coach Dennis Anderson. Freshmen Freshmen Team: Front Row - Brent Blumhagen, Brian Roberts. Rick Davidson, Rod Lynch, Kevin Ritz, Brian Armstrong, Mike Redding, and Randy Rubin. Second Row - Coach Dennis Anderson, Rodney Schwieger, Chris Dahl, Kevin Early, Tim Davis. Jim Lynch, Mark Pabst and Brent Haskell. Varsity Girls Basketball VARSITY TEAM: Front Row - Pam Altheide. Faith Ensminger. Ronda Shockley, Betty Grim. Patti Altheide, Lynne Gravett, and Lissa Walker. Second Row - Coach Pat Perry. Tammy Geary, Nikki Creath, Susan Pabst, Lisa England. Michele Roberts. Sherry Thompson, and Coach Gary Kubik. November 16 Albia Jamboree There November 20 Fairfield Here November 27 Van Buren There December 7 Knoxville There December 14 Chariton Here December 22 Winterset Here January 4 Albia There January 5 Pella Here January 8 Ottumwa There January 11 Clarke There January 18 Centerville There January 19 Knoxville Here January 25 Pella There January 26 Clarke Here January 29 Centerville Here February 1 Chariton There February 2 Winterset There February 8 Albia Here 114 Girls Basketball GIRL’S VARSITY. J.V., AND FRESHMEN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Lori Matheney. Sharon McManus, Nina Hockersmith, Barbi Goeken, Debbie Speer, Stephanie Wallace, Diane Vander Horst, and Joleen Reinhard. Good Season For J.V. And Freshmen Girls J.V. Team (Above): Front Row - Shari Spurgeon, Tracy Smith, Lisa Huggins, Becky Blumhagen. and Jan Kinnamon. Second Row - Tammy Schwieger. Crystal Wilt, Dawn McElderry, Lisa Perry and Coach Pat Perry. Freshmen Team (Below): Front Row - Traci Dixon, Christy Rooney. Lisa White. Lisa Schuzer, Linda York, and Brenda Metcalf. Second Row - Coach Marty Shope. Angie Comer. Debbie Jarr, Donita McClure, Kala Gordy, and Janet Woollums. Boys Track - Winners Of The South Central Conference And State Class 1A Meet! BOYS TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW - Kirk Rodgers, John Inderski, Tom Hill, Lane Evans, Dickie Bish, Jarry Shipley, Jerry Sherman, Kent Anderson, Joe Spurgeon, Fred Fredrickson, and Mike Rupe. SECOND ROW - Randy Evans, Dave Davis, Kevin Halterman, Monte Hill, Trent Gregory, Jason Grey. Scott Fisher, Dan Thompson, Mike Finneran, Mark Mincks, and Brian Roberts. THIRD ROW - Wayne King, Ricky Fitzsimmons, Roy Glosser, Brian Liles, David Westercamp, Todd Oakley, Mark Friend, Rick Davidson, Pete Stevenson, Todd White, Randy Rubin, Coach Gene Proctor, MANAGER Sandra Moore and Coach Mark Warren. FOURTH ROW - Coach Dennis Anderson, MANAGER Teresa Newton, MANAGER Kathy Finneran. Jay Bassett, Ted Shipley, Kevin Knerr, Jeff White. Rod Lynch, Curtis Conder, Clint Marshall, John Grim, Coach Stan Huggins and MANAGER Tina Olson. Our guys did it; they captured the class 1A State Track title!! The Mustangs qualified for eight events during the District Track meet at Pella. In order to be eligible for the State Meet they must finish in 1st 0r 2n place or anyone else who has one of the six best times. Kent Anderson competed in the long jump, 400 x 800 relay, and 4 x 400 relay. Lane Evans, Jerry Sherman, and Jarry Shipley competed in the 4 x 800 relay. Lane also competed in the 800 meter dash. Mike Finneran, and Jarry Shipley competed in the 4 x 400 relay. John Inderski competed in the high jump. Kirk Rodgers competed in the shot put throw. Dickie Bish, Mike Rupe, Mike Finneran and Jarry Shipley ran in the 1600 meter medley. This is the first time any sport in the school’s history has earned a state title. On the long jump, Kent jumped his best of 20' 5Vz , but it wrasn’t enough to add points to the score. John was injured and had to withdraw from the high jump competition. Dickie Bish, Mike Rupe, Mike Finneran and Jarry Shipley finished sixth place in the 1600 medley and gained another valuable point. Kirk Rodgers managed to pull off a sixth place finish in the shot put. Kent gave seven more points to the team’s total with a first place finish in the 400 meter dash. Lane finished the 800 meter run in fourth place with a season best of 1:58:88. The 4 x 400 relay finished in first place. The team trophy was presented at the State Meet in Des Moines. A crowd of Davis County fans greeted the champs as they returned home Saturday night. Coach Anderson said, “that they were a very very hard working bunch of boys.” CONGRATULATIONS!!! 118 Boys Track Above: The boys track team signify the joy of their winning the South Central Conference Boys Track Meet at the Mustang Relays. Below: Joe Spurgeon gliding over the hurdles. Below: Lane Evans set a new Conference Record in the medley relay. UittiUf v'ff Ml f aw ) w A„Vi.TC I Boys Track - State Glass 1A Champs! Boys Track - State Class 1A Trophies! Girls Have Good Season! Girls Track Team: Front Row - Manager Colleen Hoffman. Sherry Thompson. Michele Roberts, lean Wuthrich, Betty Grim. Patti Altheide. Lynne Gravett. Ronda Shockley. Tammy Schwieger, Jennifer Simmons, Jeanne Johnson. Lisa England and Debbie Jarr. Second Row - Jennifer Heifort. Barbi Goeken. Janet Woollums, Donita McClure. Angie Comer. Lisa Schuzer, Linda York. Jayne Garner. Joni Cloyd. Lisa White. Traci Dixon. Christy Rooney and Stephanie Wallace. Third Row - Coaches: Marty Shope. Steve Dent and Gary Kubik. 4 Albia Here 10 Rockett Relays There 12 Fairfield Here 15 Ottumwa Relays There 19 Mustang Relays Here 22 Mt. Pleasant Relays There 25 Drake Relays There 2 Pella There 6 Fairfield There 12 Districts Here 20 Conference Pella Christy Rooney gets to the finish line before Ronda Shockley. Christy also qualified for the State Track Meet in the 400 meter dash. 122 Girls Track Top of Page: Michele Roberts winning a race. Above: State Meet qualifying 400 meter relay team set school record 4:11.09. Right: State Meet qualifying 800 meter relay team. Team photo on new all weather track. Boys Have Good Season! Boys Golf Team: Front Row - Kevin Jones. Vic Combs, Rollie Overstreet. Steve Augspurger. Mark Ritter. Todd Johnson and Jerald Roberts. Second Row - Kevin Early. Mark Pabst. David Miller, Rodney Schwieger. Mike Redding. Robert Peck. Kelly Pottorff. Jeff Redding, Dave Hardy, David Yahnke. Mark Wagler and Coach Ron Dabney. Second Place South Central Conference Golf Team. Girls Golf Team: Sitting - Susan Pabst, Shari Spurgeon, Jan Kinnamon and Sue Dicks. Second Row - Coach Cody Barnett and Lisa Perry. 124 Boys and Girls Golf South Central Conference Winners! Boys Varsity Baseball: Front Row - Mark Ritter, Jeff Redding, David Asher, Dave Hardy, Mike Rupe, David Yahnke, Layne Horn, Vic Combs, James Asher and Alan Bodkins. Second Row - Tim Shipley, Robert Peck, Kent Anderson, Kelly Pottorff, David Davis, Kevin Knerr, John Inderski, Fred Fredrickson, Coach Don Combs and Coach Pat Perry. Girls Varsity Softball: Front Row Marilyn Brown, Becky Garrett, Lisa White. Christy Rooney, Pam Altheide, Nikki Creath, Jan Kinnamon, Brenda Metcalf, jane Piper and Lana Inderski. Second Row Coach Rod Richey, Deb Hardy, Becky Blumhagen, Melissa Inderski, Brenda Morse, Dawn Lee, Lisa Huggins, Patti Altheide. Laura Grim and Assistant Coach Deb Peterson. 'WHMaMVMMCItMINMIM mft '.«-b 5 X V, . °f £ ,'. • . ■’ V ttf . A - 1 - 3 y; . V' - ; na And The Band Played On! Minni-Singers: SITTING - Mark Crady. SECOND ROW - LuAnn Altheide, Julie Wilcox, Nina Hockersmith, Sherry Thompson, Lori Long, Connie Smith and Lisa Marlow. THIRD ROW - Kris Schlarbaum, Jodi Whisler, Ramona Wyse, Susan Pabst, Brenda Morse, Jennifer Baughman. Joni Cloyd and Liz Griffith. FOURTH ROW - Mark Pabst, Daryl Wells, Mark Hargrave, Joe Snyder, Warren Rickart and Craig Runkel. Chorus (Below): FRONT ROW - Rae Ann Howk, Nina Hockersmith, Karen Rudd. Sherri McMain. Cindy Brooks, Lisa Carlson, Tina Olson, Brenda Morse, Lori Matheney, Crystal Wilt, Joni Cloyd, Lori Long and Konnie Smith. SECOND ROW - Sherry Thompson, Vonda Proctor, LuAnn Altheide. Susan Pabst, Kim Langford, Brenda Blumhagen, Julie Murphy, LuAnn Goeken, Dana Wintermote, Liz Griffith, Lisa Marlow. Brenda Metcalf, Becky Huffman and Brenda Eakins. THIRD ROW - Jacque Johnson, Jayne Garner, Jodi Whisler. Ramona Wyse, Kris Schlarbaum, Julie Wilcox, Kathy Bollman, Rhonda Covert, April Williams, Jean Wuthrich, Julie Baughman, Alessandra Arcadu, Colleen Hoffman and Kelly Waterhouse. FOURTH ROW - Mark Pabst, Kevin McBride, Roger Lanman, Mark Crady, Mark Hargrave, Daryl Wells, Warren Rickart, Joe Snyder, Doug Rupe, Tim Turner, Tracy Reynolds. Louie Davis and Randy Barber. Pep Band (Above): FIRST ROW - Marilyn Moore and Tammy King. SECOND ROW - Debi Hardy, Leisa Taylor, Sherry Allen and Susan O’Brien. THIRD ROW - Jill Dixon. Lisa Hopkins, Marilyn Brown, Tom Hill, Liz Griffith and Mark Hargrave. FOURTH ROW - Sandra Moore, Cindy Carrier, Steve Garrett, Brent Johnson, Brice Small, Ronald Gladson and Kelly Bales. FIFTH ROW - Lisa England. Michele Roberts. Rowdy Nevins, Paul Slaughter, Mark Crady, Sherry Thompson and Tracy Reynolds. SIXTH ROW - Jan Kinnamon. Nan Hockersmith, Susan Pabst, Warren Rickart, Betty Grim, David Westercamp, Marsha Grim and Mark Dearborn. Gutting And Pasting YEARBOOK STAFF: Angie Comer, Debbie Jarr, Kala Gordy. Tracy Reynolds, Becky Stevenson, Lisa Hopkins, Nancy Teubel - Editor and Sharon Biles. STANDING - Advisor - George Francis. D. G. Times Staff FRONT ROW - Advisor - Carol McKee and Editor Jeff Tharp. SECOND ROW - Rollie Overstreet, Greg Smith, Roger Marlow, Rodney Johnson, and Tim Turner. THIRD ROW - Kent Anderson, Faith Ensminger, Kevin Vinzant, Jeff Bonner and Jeff Griffiths. National Honor Society NHS: FRONT ROW - Debi Hardy, Donna Everly, Deniese Ball, Tom Hill, Vic Combs and Joe Spurgeon. SECOND ROW - Daryl Wells, Mark Hargrave, Steve Augspurger, Kevin Vinzant and Warren Rickart. Letter Club FRONT ROW - Jay Bassett, Darcy Knowler. Jeff Bonner, Mike Redding. Steve Augspurger. Jarry Shipley. Dick Bish, Rollie Overstreet. Kirk Rodgers Lane Evans, Roger Marlow and Randy Statler. SECOND ROW - Greg Jessen,'Roger Gordy. Jason Grey Kent Anderson. Vic Combs. Kevin Vinzant. Robert Peck. Mark Ritter. Monte Hill. Phil McClure. Kevin Jones. Randy Evans, Joh Inderski and David Woollums. THIRD ROW - Mike Rupe, Todd Johnson. Robert Mincks. Don Carr. Kellv Pottorff, Tom Hill Jo Ini if™ EnTsmin8er- Patti Altheide. Ronda Shockley, Pam Altheide. Nikki Creath. Lisa Perry and Melissa Inderski. ' FOURTH ROW - Lisa Huggins. Becky Blumhagen. Tammy Schwieger, Joni Cloyd. Shari Spurgeon. Susan Pabst. Betsy Swaim, lammy Geary Brenda Blumhagen, Jean Wuthrich. Michele Roberts, Julie Murphy, Lisa England, and Tammy King. FIFTH ROW lim Shipley, Ted Shipley, Jan Kmnamon. Sherry Thompson. Nancy Teubel, Sharon Biles, Ramona Wyse. Deniese Ball Debi Hardy. Betty Grim. Tammera Gibson, Steve Garrett, Kent Smith and Craig White. SIXTH ROW - Jeff McClure FBLA Keeps Active FBLA: Front Row - Nancy Teubel. President; Deniese Ball, Vice-President; Sharon Biles, Secretary; Lisa Hopkins, Treasurer; Betsy Swaim, Reporter. Second Row - Carol Eakins, Lisa Dye, Brenda Good, Tammy Geary and Linda Willingham. Third Row - Laura Grim, Julie Murphy, Joleen Reinhart. Vic Combs, and Mrs. Proctor, Advisor. Fourth Row - Brenda Eakins, Jodi Whisler, Lorrie King and Brenda Kline. (RIGHT) - Lisa. Betsy, Julie, Nancy, Sharon and Joleen acting crazy on the bus to the FBLA State Convention. (FAR RIGHT) - Deniese Ball - Recognized as Miss FBLA and Nancy Teubel - Recognized as Who’s Who in FBLA at State Convention. FBLA Christmas party at Mrs. Proctor’s. Student Council REPRESENTATIVES (Above): First Row - Lori Long, Penny Deal, Shari Spurgeon, Liz Griffith. Jan Kinnamon and Joni Cloyd. Second Row - Sharon Biles, Jill Dixon. Becky Stevenson, Vic Combs and Christy Rooney. Third Row - Brenda Eakins, Lissa Walker. Debbie Jarr, Cindy Scott, Brenda Metcalf and Kala Gordy. Fourth Row - Jean Wuthrich, Tammy Geary, Betsy Swaim, Carol Eakins, Lisa Dye and Brenda Good. CABINET (Left): Top to Bottom - Deniese Ball, President: Nancy Teubel, Pep Assemblies: Ramona Wyse, Dance: Mona Rowell, Civic Affairs; Tom Hill, Assemblies: Kevin Vinzant, Calendar; Steve Augspurger, Secretary; Brenda Blumhagen. Publicity Chairman; Kent Anderson, Finance Chairman and Joe Spurgeon, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Pam Davis, Vice-President. Student Council 135 Debate Team Front Row - Doug Rupe, John Nardini, Chris Jacobs and Marilyn Brown. Second Row - Joe Snyder, Warren Rickart and Mark Hargrave. Girls Recreation Association GRA: Front Row - Donna Everly, Diane Pottorff. Shelly Northup. Colleen Hoffman. Lori Gravett. Jean Wuthrich and Lisa England. Second Row - Julie Murphy, Melinda Pottorff, Sheila Hougland, Lisa Lawson, Brenda Walker, Dana Wintermote, Jody Grinstead and Lorrie King. Third Row - Lynn White, April Williams, Lisa Schuzer, Donita McClure. Debbie Jarr, Sheila Shively and Shirley Wilcox. Fourth Row - Paula Wintermote. Patty Comer, Donita Carr and Tammy King. Drama Club Front Row - Debi Hardy, Leisa Taylor, Cindy Carrier. Second Row - Joe Snyder. Daryl Wells, Warren Rickart, Kala Gordy, Nina Hockersmith and Debbie Jarr. Third Row - Tracy Reynolds, Doug Johnson, Tammera Gibson, Jeanne Johnson. John Nardini. Julie Baughman and Julie Wilcox. French Class Oui, c'est la vie; ooh la la!; a la mode. These are all examples of French that are used in our language quite often. Foreign languages are becoming more important every day as our world shrinks due to improved methods of communication, faster modes of travel and the increasing number of multi-national businesses. A foreign language is related to many areas of interest such as history, psychology and political science. If you like to study human behavior and be involved with people, you would probably benefit from learning a foreign language. As you learn a language that's different from your own, the people’s culture becomes apparent to you because language differences are caused by culture differences. Unless you can understand a person's language, it will be very hard to fully understand that person. We deal with people from other countries more and more every day. which means that in the future many of us will find a foreign language useful to know. 138 French Club Front Row - Advisor - Sally Galvan. Secom Row - Becky Stevenson. Third Row - LeAnn Orndurf. Fourth Row - Chris Jacobs, Carla Segalla, Debbie Knott and Alessandra Arcadu. Fifth Row - Lisa Marlow. Sixth Row - John Nardini. Seventh Row - Scott Malm, Chris Dahl, Rick Davidson, Mark Pabst, Billy Brown and Tom Hill. (BELOW) - Chris Jacobs is whipping up something good! Spanish Club (ABOVE) - Spanish Club: Advisor - Sally Galvan. Second Row - Billy Brown, Carla Segalla, Sheri Huber and Alessandra Arcadu. Third Row - David Comer, Marlin Perry, David Miller, Maria Eakins and Tammy Turner. Fourth Row - Teresa Rudd, Lisa England, Kathy Bollman. Joy Sue King, Pamela Ford and Julie Jones. (RIGHT) - U. N. CLASS: Front Row - Warren Rickart and Mark Hargrave. Second Row - Susan Pabst and Daryl Wells. Third Row - Joe Snyder and Kris Schlarbaum. Fourth Row - Brent Johnson and Julie Baughman. Fifth Row - Roger Gordy and Liz Griffith. Sixth Row - Kent Smith and Steve Garrett. Seventh Row - Lynn White and Jeanne Johnson. Eighth Row - Debi Hardy and Nan Hockersmith. Ninth Row - John Nardini and Doug Rupe. Future Farmers Of America JUNIOR SENIOR MEMBERS: First Row - Gary Cossel. Joe Spurgeon. Layne Horn. Lance Hanes. Lane Evans. Jeff McClure. Second Row - Robert Rysdam, Dorvan Eaton, Brian Blumhagen, Randy Barber, Roger Marlow. David Hardy. Leisa Taylor. Cindy Carrier. Don Carr. Third Row - Lonnie Taylor. Kevin Halterman, John Lynch, Randy Taylor, Bert McDaniel, Darrin McClure. Mike Bader. Craig Howard. Larry Mathews. Gary Dunlavy. Fourth Row - Mike Howk, Brice Small. Marilyn Brown. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: First Row - Rod Lynch. Todd White. Jim Lynch. Dan Davis. Tracy Murphy, Doug Johnson, Louie Davis, Craig Scott, Brian Armstrong, Corey Harsch. Terry Owens. James Heifort. Wes Gladfelder, Donnie Fenton. Second Row - Wade Marshall, Dave Yahnke, Paul Hardy, Scott Swaim, John Grim, David Westercamp, Jeff Cassill, Steve Landwehr, Brian Liles, Tony Spargur, Kevin Snyder. Doug Dye, Mike Lawson, Mark Crady. Third Row - Curt Hopkins. Orie Johnson, Jeff Carrier, David Hall, Lori Cossel. Mark Wagler, Jeff England, Rodney Jackson. David Morrison. Dave Davis. Wayne King. Marty Gravett, Kent Thompson, Brian Stevenson. Fourth Row - Craig Huggins. Robert Morton. Verlin Miller, Lonny Matheney, Doug Allen, Brian Hougland, Tonny Cantrell, Bryan Hewitt, Rick Fitzsimmons, Ken Stufflebeam, Mark Dearborn, Tim Hale, Ken Everly. Building And Trades FRONT ROW - Monte Hill, Tracy Hershey, Dickie Bish, Jeff Redding and Kirk Rodgers. SECOND ROW - Advisor - Robert Tade, Paul Slaughter. Dewey Coatney, Phil McClure, Trent Gregory, Roger Long and Jarry Shipley. The year is over now. All of the activities we were involved in — sports, clubs, plays, etc.; have put influences on our lives. Outside activities — 4-H, livestock shows, rodeos, etc., have also played an important part in making us what we are. These memories will always remain with us. Some of us will be back in the school again. Others have broken the bonds and are moving on. Friends gather together to talk of the past year and the future. Sentimentality brings tears to the eyes of a few with the realization of another year past. Memories hang in the air around a cluster of friends. Underclassmen talking of their year or years to finish; upperclassmen exchanging addresses. Boy, am I glad the play is over! And the band played on . . . Nanc must be having a party again! One of Pam’s outside activities. “We are the cheerleaders, we cheer for Davis . . Football team is out for another victory! Up for another two points. Time passes and is past. The fact that many of us would ever be leaving the halls of D. C. High seemed to most of us a far away dream. But changing the tassle from the left to the right turned it into reality. As for us seniors, we open the doors to a new beginning and a new life. Go for it! Unlike many Iowa schools, ours is a place all its own. It is a small farm community where everyone knows everyone elses business; yet it is the big time school where friends meet in the halls. D. C. H. has a style all its own. As we cheered the sophomore football team on to a conference championship, cheered Tom Hill on to State Cross Country Meet, girls basketball team on to a district championship, Tim Shipley on to State Wrestling Meet, the boys track team on to the State Championship, and the boys baseball team on to a district championship; we carried the enthusiasm and pride of the Mustang wherever we went, proving that we are fulfilling our dreams of yesterday. She made it! What you put into something is what you get out of it! Sound familiar? That quote holds true for this yearbook! If you're not satisfied with it, you can’t blame anybody but yourself! You had your ideas and different ways of doing things; why didn't you come to me and explain them? Same goes for the lengthy time period it took to get this completed; it takes co-operation and work from everyone to come up with a good yearbook. I would like to thank everyone of you WHO DID TAKE THE TIME to help me put this yearbook together. I hope you find that all your ideas really did help to make this a better yearbook. (Nanc) 146 SiOOHFf KID IOWA Super Busy Seniors SHERRY SUE ALLEN- GRA 2,3; Band 1.2.3.4; and Pikes 2,3,4. PAMELA JAN ALTHEIDE- Spanish Club 1; Volleyball 2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Letter Club 1,2,3.4; and Softball 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN ALTHEIDE-French Club 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; D.C. Times 4; and Softball 1,2. ALESSANDRA ARCADU- Band 4; Chorus 4; AFS 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; and Track 4. PATRICIA LYNN ARMSTRONG - GRA 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 1; and Softball 2. DAVID EUGENE ASHER- Football 1,2. STEVEN MARK A UGSPURGER - FFA 1; French Club 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; D.C. Times 3; NHS 3.4; Student Council Cabinet 4; Student Council Representa- tive 2,3,4; and Class Officer 4. ERIC LLOYD AUSTIN - Spanish Club 1 and Building Trades 3,4. MIKEL DEAN BADER - FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Football 1,2,3 and Wrestling 1,2,3,4. JAMES D. BAILEY- FFA 1 and Band 1. WESLEY LEON BALES-FFA 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; and Building Trades 3,4. DENIESE LENAE BALL - FBLA 3.4; Band 4; AFS 3; Spanish Club 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3.4; Letter Club 4; NHS 3,4; Student Council President 4; Student Council Representative 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Wrestling Stat 3; and 90th District Student Model Session Representative 4. RANDALL ALLEN BARBER - FFA 1,2,3,4; All School Plays 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; and Music Contest 1. TERESA ANN BAUGHMAN- GRA 1. FBLA 3; Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Golf 1.2,3,4; Letter Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Student Council Representative 4; and Wrestling Stat 1.2. SHARON LOUISE BILES- FBLA 4; Band 1.2.3.4; AFS 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Letter Club 3,4; Rifles 1,2,3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; and Student Council Representative 4. JULIE ANN BLEW- GRA 1,2,3; and Spanish Club 1. BRIAN DALE BLUMHAGEN- FFA 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Football 1; and Track 1. ROY M. BOAS- FFA 1,2; and Building Trades 3,4. RODNEY CLINTON BOGLE- FFA 1,2,4; and Wrestling 1,2,4. GREGORY R. BROWN -FFA 1,2,3,4; and Football 2. CYNTHIA D. CARRIER- FFA 4; GRA 2,3,4; All School Plays 3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Drama Club Treasurer 4; French Club 3; Volleyball 2; Music Contest 3,4; and Large Group Contest 1,2,3.4. DONALD L. CARR, JR. - FFA 2,3,4; Band 1; Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; and Student Council Representative 1. CHARLOTTE LYNN CHRISTY- GRA 2,3,4; and Track 1. VICTOR LEE COMBS - FBLA 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Student Council Representative 1.3,4; Homecoming Royalty 2; All Conference Football 4; and All Conference Baseball 3. CURTIS DALE CONDER - FFA 1,2; Football 1; and Iowa High School Rodeo 1,2,3,4. PAMELA RENEE DAVIS-FBLA 2,3; Band 1.2,3.4; Football Cheerleader 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Letter Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Girl’s Basketball Cheerleader 2; Student Council Vice-President 4; Student Council Cabinet 3; Student Council Representative 3; Track Royalty 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; and Iowa High School Rodeo 2,3,4. RODNEY LEE DAY-General BRENDA SUE DEARBORN - General. JANNA S. DEWES - FBLA 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Student Council Representative 1,2,3,4; and Homecoming Attendant 4. LESLIE JILL DIXON- FBLA 2.3; Band 1,2.3.4; Chorus 1; Golf 1,2.3.4; Pikes 2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4; and Valentines Dance Queen 4. WILLIAM TODD DOWNING - Building Trades 3,4. SHELLY CULP DUFFIELD- Track 2,3. DANNY WILLIAM DUNLAVY- FFA 1,2,3,4. MARY FAITH ENSMINGER- Band 1.2; French Club 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 1.2.3.4; D.C. Times 4; and Softball 1,2,3. LANE DOUGLAS EVANS -FFA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; State Track Qualifier 3; and Letter Club. TONY EVERETT- General. DONNA JANE EVERLY- GRA 1,2,3,4; GRA Officer 3.4; All School Plays 3; Drama Club 3; NHS 3,4; Student Council Representative 3; and Office Help 3. MICHAEL WAYNE FENTON- FFA 1.2: Football 3.4; and Building Trades 3. JEFFERY ALLAN FITE-General. TERRY JON GARMON- French Club. TAMMERA SUE GIBSON- All School Plays 4; Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 4; French Club 1; Volleyball Manager 3; Track Manager 2,3; Letter Club 2; Pikes 1,2,3; and Speech Contest 3,4. LORI ANN GRA VETT- GRA 1.2.3.4; and Chorus 1.2. LYNNE MARIE GRAVETT- GRA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Band 4; Spanish Club 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; NHS 3.4; National 4; Student Council Officer 4; Student Council Cabinet 4; Student Council Representa- tive 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; and Quiz Bowl Team 3. KIRK DALE GRIFFITH- Spanish Club; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,3; Golf 2; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; D.C. Times 2; and Student Council Representative 2,3,4. MICHAEL P. GRIFFITHS - FFA 3; Football 1; and Wrestling 4. BETTY JO GRIM- GRA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Cross Country 2,3; Volleyball 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Softball 1.2; and Jazz Band 1.2,3.4. JODY ANN GRINSTEAD-GRA I.2.3.4. LANCE ALAN HANES - FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 3,4; and FFA Contest 1,3. DEBORA LYNN HARDY- GRA 2,3,4; All School Plays 3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Drama Club President 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 3,4; NHS 3,4; Pikes 1,2,3.4; Pike Commander 3.4; Softball 1.2,3.4; UN 1; Secretary-Treasurer of NHS 4; and Secretary of Band 3. MARK WILLIAM HARGRAVE- Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3.4; Music Contest 1.4; NHS 3.4: Speech Contest 2,3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; UN 2,3,4; South Central Conference Math Contest 2,3; NMSU Academic Festival 2,3,4; Indian Hills Invitational Speech Contest 2; and Musicals 2,3. TOMMY IVAN HILL - FFA 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; French Club 4; Cross Country 1,2,3.4; State Cross Country Qualifier 4; State Track Qualifier 2,3; Letter Club 1.2,3,4; Music Contest 4; NHS 3.4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Student Council Cabinet 4; Student Council Representative 2,3; UN 2; Band Officer 4; NHS Officer 4; Conference Math Contest 2,3; NMSU Festival 1,2,3,4; and State Cross Country 4. NANETTE DEE HOCKERSMITH- Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1.2; D.C. Times 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Rifles 1.2,3,4; Speech Contest 2.3; Debate Team 3; Student Council Representative 2,3; UN 3,4; and Rifle Captain 4. LA YNE WARREN HORN- FFA 1.2,3,4; All School Plays 2,3; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Football 4; Golf 1,2; Letter Club 4; Student Council Representative 2; Class Officer 2; FFA District Officer 3.4; FFA Contest 1,2; FFA Officer 2,3,4; and Homecoming Attendant 4. RONDA LYNN HOUSHOLDER - FBLA 2; Chorus 4; and D.C. Times 2. JIMMY HOUSTON- FFA I.2.3.4. BRYAN DEAN JOHNSON- General. WILLIAM ROBERT JUDY- Band; Cheerleader 1; and Speech Contest 1,2. LILLIE LORRAINE KING- GRA 4; FBLA 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Cross Country 3; Volleyball 2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; and Letter Club 1,2,3.4. MARK A. KLEINMAN- Track 2; and Building Trades 3.4. Senior Activities 149 BRENDA KAY KLINE- GRA 1; FBLA 3.4; Track 1; Cheerleader 2; Student Council Representative 1; Class Officer 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; FFA Sweetheart 3,4; FFA Banquet Queen 4; and Office Help 1,2. KIMBERLY ANN LANGFORD -Chorus 1,3,4; and French Club 1. LISA MAE LAWSON- GRA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3; BAND 1,2; and Pikes 2. TRACY EUGENE LILES- General. BRUCE LONG- FFA 1,2. PAUL BRETT MARLOW-General DARRELL JEFFERYMcCLURE- FFA 1,2,3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Band Officer 4; FFA Officer 3,4; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Baseball 2; and FFA Contest. MARILYN IRENE MOORE- Band 1,2,3,4; and Music Contest 1,2,3,4. SHERRY LYNN MULAY- General JAMES NEWTON- FFA 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; and Track 1. JAMES KEVIN NICHOLS - Football 3,4; and Letter Club 3.4. SHELLEY KAY NORTHUP- GRA 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; and Student Council Representative 3. SUSAN JANE OBRIEN- Band 1,2.3.4; Drama Club 4; Track 1,2; D.C. Times 2; Pikes 1,2,3,4; and Speech Contest 4. WILLIAM OVERTURF- FFA 3.4; All School Plays 1; Band 1,2,3; Track 1; Music Contest 1,2; and Orchestra 1,2. RON PARKER -Iowa High School Rodeo 1,2,3.4. DANIEL W. PAYNE- FFA I.2.3.4. JAMES PEARSON- FFA 2. VICTOR PEARSON- Class Officer 1. ROBERT FRANK PECK-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; D.C. Times 3; Class Officer 1; Baseball 2,3,4; and Homecoming Attendant 1. JEFFERY KENT PIRTLE- Building Trades 3,4. TERI JoANN PORTER-GRA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; and Softball 2. DIANE ELAINE POTTORFF- GRA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Track Stat. 2; and Yearbook Staff 3. KELLY POTTORFF- Football 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3.4; D.C. Times 3; and Baseball 2,3,4. ELIZABETH HELEN REYES - General WARREN TERRY RICKART- All School Plays 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Conference Math Contest 1,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; UN 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3; Drum Major 1,2,3; Head Drum Major 4; Minni-Singers 2,3,4; Central College Band 2,3; All-State Tryouts 2; Quiz Bowl 3,4; NMSU Academic Festival 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir; and Boys’ Sextet 3. MARK A. RITTER - Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1.2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Student Council Representative 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; and Building Trades 3,4. MONA LYN ROWELL -FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Secretary 3; Band 1.2,3; Pikes 2,3; and Student Council Cabinet 4. GAIL SUE RUPE-General. ANITA LOUISE RYSDAM- D.C. Times 4; Yearbook Staff 3; and Library Help 2. RICKY SAYRE- FFA 1,2,3,4. KRISTI LYNAE SCHLARBAUM- GRA 1; Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Music Contest 3,4; D.C. Times 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Student Council Representative 2; and UN 2,3,4. CARLA SEGALLA - Chorus 4; AFS 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4; and Track 4. MARK SCHUZER - General. JERRY ALLEN SHERMAN- FFA 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.4; State Track Qualifier 3,4; and Letter Club 2,3,4. JARRY E. SHIPLEY II- Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; State Track Qualifier 1,2,3,4; and Letter Club 1.2.3.4. TIM SHIPLEY-Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; State Wrestling Qualifier 3.4; Letter Club 1,2,3; Student Council Representative 1; and Baseball 2,3. RONALD MARION SIMMONS- FFA 1,2,3. RONDA KAY SHOCKLEY- Spanish Club 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; State Track Qualifier 3; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 3; and Office Help 2,3,4. PAUL SLAUGHTER - FFA 1,3; All School Plays 3: Band 3,4; Track 2; Music Contest 3,4; and Speech Contest 3,4. SHAREN SUE SMITH-Track 1; and Office Help 4. KIM SPEER- Basketball 1; Letter Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3; Softball 1,2,3; and Homecoming Attendant 1. JERRY SPEER- General. JOSEPH PAUL SPURGEON - FFA 1.2,3,4; Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3.4; NHS 3.4; Speech Contest 1,2,3.4; Student Council Officer 3; Student Council Cabinet 4; Student Council Representative 2; and Class Officer 2,4. BECKY STEVENSON- French -Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Student Council Representative 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; and Yearbook Staff 1.4. NANCY ANN TEUBEL - FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA President 4; FBLA State Convention 4; FBLA Assistant Reporter 3; AFS 4; Who's Who In FBLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Award 4; Office Help 1,2,3; Wrestling Stat 2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; D.C. Times 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Yearbook Editor 3,4; Student Council Cabinet 4; Student Council Representative 2,3; Class Officer 3; 90th District Student Model Session Clerk 4; and Library Help 1. LEISA LOUISE TAYLOR- FFA 4; GRA 1,2,3,4; All School Plays 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Drama Club Vice-President 4; Pikes Assistant Commander 3,4; and Pep Band 1,2,3,4. JEFFERY L. THARP- FFA 1,2,3,4; D.C. Times Editor 4. DOUGLAS ALLEN VEATCH- FFA 1.2. KEVIN LEE VINZANT- Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3.4; D.C. Times 3,4; NHS 3,4; Student Council Cabinet 4; and Student Council Representative 3. DALE WAGNER- General. BRENDA LEE WALKER-GRA 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Yearbook 3; and Clowns 1,2,3. DARYL EUGENE WELLS - Chorus 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 1.2,3.4; French Club 1,2,3; Music Contest 4; NHS 3.4; Speech Contest 2,3,4; UN 3,4; Minni-Singers 2,3,4; State Speech 3.4; Outstanding Speaker Award 4; Musical 1,2,3; Academic Festival 1,2,3; Governor’s UN Day 3,4; Model UN 3,4. JODI LYNNE WHISLER- FBLA 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Music Contest 1,2,4; Speech Contest 2,3,4; Debate Team 2; UN 2,3; and Minni-Singers 2,3,4. JEFFREY ALLEN WHITE- FFA 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; and Letter Club 2,3,4. LYNN MARIE WHITE- GRA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; UN 3,4; School Musical 2,3; and Minni-Singers 4. STANLEY WILCOX- FFA 4; Football 1; and Wrestling 2. THOMAS ROBERT WILLIAMS. JR. - FFA 1,2,3,4; and D.C. Times 3. LINDA . WILLINGHAM- GRA 1; FBLA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; and Golf 1. 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