Denver High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Denver, IA)

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W xefgfvggfg -3 . gan' Q31-g ,gsibwiwaa f . w , fxwfsw ff, ' 1 ,.:zw,.,' '1 U wwf?--in ' X Q 91- if TEMQSYBA 1 f, tmp. - -if 1X 1 ' NM:-fx A THE CYCLONE Published BV Annual Staff Denver, Iowa 1963 FOREWO RD From late August through the month of Hay, the halls of Denver reflect the activities and accomplishments of our school year. With the changing of the seasons, we were faced with new activities and new goals to achieve. We, the annual staff, have tried to bring back some of each season's memor- ies through this 1962-63 Cyclone. Anas.-., ..... N h I ,. h e .. I mg r l l A it n-.h..... .N Q A ' -wb ey September Softball Band Concert October Football Fall Concert Homecc ing April MMwPhy Music Contest Baseball May Science Fair Junior-Senior Prom Graduation November Junior Class Play Basketball Thanksgiving Vacation December Conference Tournament Christmas Vacation Christmas Concert 21I1l12l1'y Classes Resume Band Festival February Basketball Tournaments District Speech Contest Vocal Festival March Winter Band Concert Swing Show State Speech Contest Senior Skip Trip Q 'W Xi TUDENT COUNCIL First Row: D. Moeller, Vice President: B. Schnurstein, Secretary- Treasurerg D. Sage, Presidentg Mr. Knudaon, Advisor. Second Row: D. Bartling, J. Schroeder, J. Skaar, D. Paul, Y. Kueker, M. Col- burn, G. Steege. Third Row: T.Schroeder, D. Steege, D. Daniels, B. Matthias, J. Leonhart, D. Droste. Installation of new officers. DMINISTR The responsibility of constructing the founda- tions for Denver's educa- tional opportunities lies in the hands of the board of education and ad inis- trators. They devote many hours to solving problems of providing buildings and instructors to stimulate students of abilities and varied interests. TIO Ronald Knudson, l Principal Ramon H. Green, Superintendent X Front Row: Margaret Einck Secretary' Melvin Jud Chairmang Harland Wolfensperger, Victor Sohweeg? Second Row: Ramon H. Green, Ray Fairholm, Luther Stum e, Charles Dorn gD Hlffl we CYCLO DES! First Row: Leroy Walther, Leo Heikert, Dick Beckel, Mark Guenther, Hike Smith, Darrel Bartling, Larry Steege, Dave Droate, Loren Wolfenaperger Second Row: B111 Ardren, Steve DeVr1es, Ron Teiainger, Dick Bucs, Ken Olson Dale Doepke, B111 Matthias, Jim Leonhart, Gary Konerske, Dick Moeller Third Row: Everette Hutchinson, Dick Seehase, Tom Schroeder, Hike Wittenburg, Darrell Morrow, Gary Gielau, Ariok Witt, Dick Mahoney, Greg Steege 'owl' ci tv O!! Going fbp G9 U tguchdown LARRY NIEHANN B.A. Mathematica FACULTY WILLIAM TJADEN ROBERT BITTERLY B.A. Social Science Drivers Education B.A. Sciences ELEANOR GREEN B.A. M.A. Business CGM N6 The 4th annual homecoming festivities began on October 18 with the traditional snake dance and bon fire. John Kurtt honored the student body and the alumni by giving the pep talk. The Cyclones played host to the Dunk- erton nRa1ders.n The half time was high- lighted by a parade of the four queen candidates: Marlys Bergmann, Carol Heine- man, Diane Sage, and Beverly Schnursteln. Although the Cyclones gave their best, D.H.S. suffered its first homecoming loss with the score being 52-6. The climax of the event was the Home- coming dance. Diane Sage was crowned queen by the football captain, Dale Uoepke. The queen candidates were es- corted by Craig Wolfensperger, Alan Hen- nings, Dick Moeller, snd'Yen Olson. Who's gonna win this game? ' ESB: w.f 'l'1 ROBERT EHRHARDT B.A. Business DONALD GOETZ B.A. German Junior High VERNON HOCKETT B.A. Instrumental Music JAMES MAHURIN B.A. Industrial Arts Yxgi 1O,,, IQIEE XN EEQEM QHNXX FRANCES GOHLKE B.A . English ' -1 :www I-IIIEL 9' 1962 Record Denver 6 Allison 6 Tripoli 21 Plainfield 0 Turkey Valley 6 Wapsie Valley 6 Dunkerton 13 Fredericksburg 0 Janesville '-'sw Assistant Coach H095 Ccach Robert Bitterly LBPPF Riemann 95' B111 DRUM MAJORETTES s If wx' TMS it S,NVLqQi'ii ff'f.4.1if,l f Q cwbC+1ve sSf Q ,ii W ,Q W , rn-on Lf, WJ f Q ,h X I ls 1 A. m 5 .- A vs Q , m Nirf ' Nu-nijxxxxl r-D r-txt!! r-q Denver Community Sshool, Denver, Iowa. Vol. V, No. VIIP May W awww' 0 5 First Row: P. Pelley, H. Pletz, Editorg M. Platz, Editorg Mr. Ehrhardt, Advisor. Second Row: S. Parsons, S. Brett- mann, N. DeVries, P. Bruna, J. Bartels, J. Skaar, Y. Kue- ker, J. Canfield, C. Schneider, P. Seegers, M. Colburn, B. Schnurstein, J. Baier, D. Moeller, D. Doepke, P. Herr- meyor, J. Pelley. Phyllis Pelley Art Editor ., ' J nv' 'Q- 1 wk m . MANAGERS Ron Knudson, Jim Mormann k Da le Io x .x Mark Dick Dick First Row: Mike Wittenburg, Bill Matthias, Gary Konareke, Ken Olson, Arick Witt. Second Row: Greg Steege, Tom Schroeder, Ron Teisidker, Alan l Matthias, Dave Droste, Mark Guenther. Third Row: LaVerne Bergmann, Jeff Krohae, Ron Knudaon, Larry Hennings, Darrel Bartling, Duane Teiainger, BCDYS' BASKETBALL Denver 61 53 coach D018 gg 69 53 60 50 76 51 M2 is 9462 ss 62 ua 57 Fredrickaburg New Hartford Turkey Valley Tripoli Janesville Dunkerton Wapeie Valley Wapaie Valley Plainfield Fredrickaburg Turkey Valley Tripoli Janesville Dunkerton Uapaie Valley Geneeeo Plainfield Turkey Valley E5 '53 22 su il su as es 26 M7 hh lil Heat Central 26 Charles City 8 New Hampton 68 4 Conference Tournament 44 Sectional Tournament 444 District Tournament Manager Dale ADAH'S EVENING Anna Adams Mrs. Bean Joh Cokes -------- -------- --- Casper Adam Adams ------------ - -------- cggpgr on-no oonnun ln -Qcu--0--nDu- 'I sonnn :stamina nounsa annum: Dr. Fragoni -- --------------- --- Regina Fragoni -------- ------ --- nn. cakes ------- ----------- --- Elmer Green ------------- -- ------ Director ----------------------- -------Larry Kuker -----Judy Canfield --Paulette Seegers -------Gary Gielau ------Diane Miliue ------Jim Leonhart Jeannine Sohlotman ------Larry Steege ---Carol Schneider --------Paul Thur: -------Hrs. Gohlke Gertie -,M mn JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'John Cokes, what do you mean?n nDoc, will he 1ive?n nWhere'a my w1fe?n nOh, my lawdyl' f ,...g.A 1 f , i 1 1 1 . ff'-' . 5 H: 1 i': . lu: lf -6 :V i '?f:Z:-' 1. ilfftii?f5iL2 i,-2Fl.'E5' k' Z 1952,-EI--'SEA-'.,,S wi : fi, :'Z5f'fi1-xg..12iE,'3:f1V:-'fl'?'?Tf 'i ' . . - ' - - f' - k f - ' , Sue Jeannine Virginia Diane K. .i Loretta Julie Jeannine JoAnn Kgthy Judy v 1 Clerinets: M. Colburn, M. Mohling, M. Judas, D. Milius, C. Schneider, J. Schroeder, J. Haugen, J. Kuhlmann, R. Henning, P. Neuenkirch. Flutes: R. Bloeser, 8. Persons, C. Reiter, S. Steege. Trumpets: D. Schumacher, C. F1sher,R. Moe11er,D. Steege, B. Krueger, J. Krohse, F. Reiter, R. Foelske. Saxophones: B. Schnurstein, K. Tribon, R. Teisinger, P. Abben, S. Fisher, J. Baier, D. Meier. French Horn: C. Krohse. Baritones: E. Hutchison, D. Bartling. Trombones: J. Moyne, S. Devries, V. Bartling, R. Rogers. Tubes: D. Doepke, G. Konarske. Percussion: P. Kurtt, G. Watson, K. Olson, J. DeVr1es, C. Schneider. Not Pictured: D. Sage, J. Canfield. Director: Vernon Hockett. Trumpet Trio 1 Rating 1 X X A fe 4 25533 ,. - Q .. . T X ra wp' . X 'Q Q ,, , We Cook Te ef 5? . ,1E - V YE' We 3311 ,M , r 1 5 eee ,., E 9 ' ., W N A fe f Marlys Klemp N Lulu Fritz I X Ao Lena Dorn V K o e e We Clea n Byron E Louie Seegers We Drive William Tjaden Ralph Fritz George Buhr Elmer Buss Ron Knudson Robert Ehrhardt Lyman Ardron James Mahurin First Row: J. Walther, P. Feller, S. Parsons, R. Hennings, C. Reiter, D. Milius, F.Reiter, M.Judas, C. Weikert, E. Kalainoff, M. Bergman. Second Row: J.Knapp, M. Moehling, D. Sage, M. Berg- mann, D. Paul, J. Skaar, J. Matthiesen, D. Teisinger, L. Steege J.Mormann, S. Steege, P. Seegers. Third Row: B. Griese, M. Col- burn, Y.Kueker, M.P1atz, B.Schnurste1n, D.M111er, D. Schmacher, J. Krohse, M. Platz, C. Heinemann, J. Schlotman, Fourth Row: K. Tribon, J.Baier, E. Hutchison, M. Foelske, D. Moeller, P. Herr- meyer, A. Taylor, P. Pelley, J. Pelley, C. Schneider. 41931 a 'WE-i ii-Te... --..1-...SI- 'r' f.:: : 1f First Row: D. Milius, P. Neuenkirch, S. Parsons, C. Reiter, P. Morrow, H. McDaniel, M. Judas. Second Row: B. Schnurstein, C. Hennings, R. Hennings, P. Feller, J. Sehlotman, D. Foster, P. Bruns, J.Barte1s, S. Brettnann, P. Peters. Third Row: M. Platz, J.Skaer, J. Schoonover, D. Fisher, J. Matthiesen, C. Heinemann, M. Bergman, E. Kalainoff, C. Schneider, D. Clark, N. DeVries, Fourth Row: D. Paul, B. Griese, C. Schneider, Y. Kueker, P. Pelley, M. Platz, J. Pelley, M. Kalainoff. I Rating ACCENT CDN ACTIVITIES 'Stardusters JU IOR - SENIOR 1 Toast Master Moonshine and Four Roses - - . :Q PEP Bill WMM nHis salary at the sta- tion brings cash for his other occupat1ons.n iucwe 54572 HA man must devote some of his time to other things than study.n limiter. fwffff B we QQMMAQWQQ 3674 WM ! nHe may be quiet, but who knows?n nLike powder, I'm for the gir1s.n NI haven't any use for worry.' nAwsy with the books, lets have some fun.' if f U ,K 7, EAAV M vm ,,:r A - i M LW' fm? 7,.. ' E! 4 Qksw 4 'qua Z ,Q J MJ! W 1 I: I1 K V... A' M4 1 7 6, f f f 1, A 42 ' V ef V W I Yhifgu ' ., w., 5 vw 2 ,,, E 1 f ' z 1 ,X B111 Arick Dave Hi ke Gary 'I adore handsome men.n uso youvpe the preacher's wife, I'm Mrs. Cambr1dge.' WMy son Georgie. Say hello, Georgie, dear.' i OEF CDO IN h HEAVE CAST Reverend Spence.. Hope Spence...... Hartzelleoooeeeo .. ....Dale Doepke .....D1ene Sage Dick Moeller Ei1een...... ....M1riam Platz Dr. Romer.... .......Ken Foelske Lou-1soOOIIlO ...Carol Heineman H8I'18..... eoaeirudy Bertola M011yoeee eolsJu11e Mayne Ronny....... .......Ken Olsen Lettyeoeel-nee .....Lo1s Walther Hrs. Sandow.........Bev Schnurstein Mrs. D1gby....... G80l'810eee4aeeee Margaret Colburn Dick Mahoney Hrs. Cambr1dge.:::.iosemary Bloeaer Mrs. Jell1non...... Major Cooper....... Bishop Sherwood.. .....Marie Platz .....Dave Droste ...,.Ken Kehe D!-rectoree-le e 0 eeeoe Mrse G0h1k8 I should have the law on him. I will have the law on himln Diane Diane Judy Julie ' ivwx , 3? , 190 be 1 1' ,W Jeannine Vzrz 7 ynhr V , K I 'EW k V ',L V ,.. 1 ':,.: wi ,, i,W V, i f,', W Ez- ' . A ' 5 u E2, nl l I V ' Q lvf 'A ::A ' .af M V I VA S Vkkzlf 2 R fix lyk I K A WA I ,I I K f Loretta Virginia if M Susan fnsnssn' 'Www s. ee- KQZQR' , . , 'g QQQ4 CLASSROOM V' HIGHLIGHTS L.4 M. Emi R Jim Leonhart Julie Skaar Yvonne Kueker Judy Canfield ref' 5 Jww f5 Z fish lax J hi 2 Janice Baier O Connie Degelau - S..,Q.,,.-nr . f xx-ai gm? iff 1 F ,ggi I .:::. .-, by ::--+,, wt .,L. gi . N. 5 X fa ,.,, J A if is Qx 5136 , 3 ,.,,. gow wwsg Pre s idents Vice -Pre s ident S9 0I'9t9T'Y TPSBSUPU1' .wffgffx X5f?551 ,Q I S Q 15 5 A E pg E 'J Q I i Q ' 15. YQwQww,p feng .gi-,ga -'ffrw w s. .e,. if Q 2-1 Q +1 ,5 Richard Beokel Norma Devries -'N' JU IORS 9' 'fin pf 'lfLNeWiw? 3' 55.5511 + .mfkifslb LSLIQSS. IE: -: N 39 we ' M. ,... kg,X S Q L is Sally Brettman Dianne Clark ' Nwnf- . K ,E-Q : .liiylsvifw-,.,.. f, --.,.A:.,.:f,.- if M f xi , Q S W P fm David Daniels Stephen Gary D18-D6 DeVr1el Faust FUBOP .. -5225 ? -f 133555 ' -f f 1' 1g :gg:,,. fzqggiisf 22555 4122 222 -jf: 1'- - 1 - jj? ,o,. f E K' 'Q-Q QW, -- .sifseiillsifflfgff- 4 . , V' if l fllfll? - 1?l 'k1 5. Z: 4514? 2595 .jssrggfggffgi f - BQ 1 Mary Larry Connie au 9,1-rigs: xalamorr Kuker Lunaberg ACQUIRE SKILLS THIHK CREATIVELY Diane Paul Darrel Steege Cheryl Schneider Linda .pub Clark President Vice S00P0tBPU FRESHME EEESCQ5. ::b, fix :., ' ' 9 gals f'EEEWimE4n ',', Mary Bartling Marilyn Bergmann ei SS? eg JeAnn Charles DeVries Ebaugh Marilyn Foelske President e ff' Treasurer Patricia Abben Ea Kgpgg Catherine Briden Bullbn Peas! Feller K VHHf55' Constance Fisher ROSSP Della Hay Alan Foelake F Darrel Bartling Kathryn Daniels gf, an we 5, - 5+:w SWE? d I if ,X S f if J? 'K 4 33 ifhrnaf ,Sin N, . Q. ,, H We f Q 1, 3,2 'x , K, Staffanie Fisher Carolyn oster Gielau GP1 ' gpg' EVE nIt's A Grand Night For Singing' nTonight RI Feel Prettyn UI Could Have Dsnced All Night nI'm In Love With A Wonderful Guyn . , ,f WM 'WMIQEE my ,fwwwwww JUNIOR BAN Row 1: A. Frickson, M. Hebell, D. Heidemann, M. Haight, F. Tribon, G. Peterson. Row 2: S. Canfield, M. Meyers, N. Bruns, N. Schroeder, C. Weltge, B. Schnurstein, T. Parsons, G. Petersen. S. Schumacher. K. Oltrogge, B. Sassmann, R. Reiter, S. Fisher, D. Schumacher. Row 3: G. Pipho, J. Bartling, C. Reiter, J. Haugen, D. Luloff, M. Trunnell, R. Bruns, C. Parsons, R. Haight, M. Cooper, M. Lundberg, R. Rose, M. Bsles, D. Foelske, J. Baier, L. Einck. Standing, R. wilson, R. Jensen, D. Herrmeyer, A. Haugen, K. Buss, P. Gleason, J. Moeller, M. DeVries, Mr. Hockett. Not Shown: P. Williams, A. Visser, R. Hubbard. Baton Twirlers Kneeling: Pam Lonergan Pat Williams Janet Clerk Standing: Susan Morman Debbie Steege Andrea Frickaon vw. 'I ,aw 'W' S Woodwind Quartet 1 Rating Saxophone Quartet 1 Rating Marie Wendt Tl4Il?D Top Row: To my Biemann, Steven Scoles, Sandra Bartels, Karen Oltrogge, Becky Schlomann,Vick1 Thrasher,Duane Reiter. Mid- dle Row: Helene Morrow, Leon Hutchison, Larry Wente, Ronnie Pelley, Julie Foelske, James Thurm,-Teffrey Abbas, David Kal- ainoff. Bottom Row: Marilyn Peyton, Dennis Peters, Michelle Judas, Kenneth Petersen, Brian Bonorden, Delmar Hager, Vir- ginia Haugen. Not Pictured: Roy Henning. Lorene Krueger THIRD Top Row: Laurie Harms, Pamela Lehmann, Beth 3080, 1700815 Saltzman, Gregory Wolters, Mark Schoville, Jon Gielau, Karen Buss. Middle Row: Steven Milius, Ronnie Peterson, JoLyn Steege, Kevin Cluts, Julia Stratton,Joe1 Meade, Donald Sher- man. Bottom Row: Shirley Ebaugh, Curtis Sage, Vern Walther, Kim Bueneke, Sandra Pipho, Susan Watters, Richard Haight, Mary Andrew. E SEMBLE Boy's Quartet Contest Soloists ,W X27 Sextet be -Z Trumpet Trio Woodwind Trio 5 f, 1 kggwwwwww A L 5 geo 5 +32-+,,,,,,. l' , 7 gggki. ,J51'MKi: ..' 2 I' E Iiffe' wi' gffg if maid? Q, 1 D1 : 'Q 5 ' IQ ': W'-1 I 2 I 'Nui' .4 , ff - .K Seq, spa, HK READLYN SAVINGS BANK CANFIELD'S RESTAURANT h0 Readlyn, Iowa 3281 Denver, Iowa 132 WW STANDARD woman smumnn smvrcn ' M881 Denver, Iowa f X ' Duo Pmmns BARBER sHoP STAR HOTEL ' nEu 54251 Denver, Iowa I wx, X ' 1111311 Waverly' IW' osnanztrvs RESTAURAM wma' BOTTLE cms snmvrcn an APPLIANCE 1173 Waverly. Iowa 2162 Denver, Iowa 5 PLATTE 'rnucx LINE 1 in 1 ' ' A HIP BY TRUQK 2631 Denver, Iowa I 5 qff S55 M:of,iZ9 W EZ? .cifzrx I tg? ' 1 , 1 THE RITE sPo'r cms V Rffflukohf 2031 Dwvvrw IW' J. , Ecmnfs smowans a GIFTS Q VAUDYS' HIWAY BEAUTY SALON Mrs. M. E. Lonergan H621 Denver, Iowa 1910 Waverly, Iowa or ,. DENVER MILL 2271 Denver, Iowa Wm fa ... : vid -'Q f WH, ,L? First Row: Carol Heinemann, Paulette Seegers, Darrell Schumacher, Mary Kalalnoff. Second Row: Mrs. Gohlke, Connie Welkert, Diane Sage, Margaret Colburn, Sandra Parsons Third Row: Dennis Woodall, Jim Mormann, Marilyn Foelske, Virginia Kalainoff, Susan Steege. Carol This year the Speech Club had four contestants that went to Speech Con- test. Carol and Darrell voth advanced to state Speech Contest. During the year the club members sold home-made candy at the basketball games to raise money. I I 3 , T Wal-.fs f... , f fa ----ew., I ... Ar Team members watch as Coach Dole and B111 Matthias demonstrate sliding into base TEAM Q Ken PRCM A D BA QLIET ii eee o ego.. oe ! Senior Response Juniors at work. san Along S11'VI'Y Moon YV 4 I NHow can girls resist me?u WWW SBCQQ HMDMM Qwfdlfozmf I a NIs it a crime to te1k?' nCo1d weather doesn't bother Marlys, she has sparkler to keep her warm.n H Her smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back.n 3,441 QKZOQGM Gpafiwwz GMM H Take anything but my gum and my men.n 'So changeable are his affeotions.' , 1 I Wife? nShe smiles at all males just for fun, but we all know there's only one.n Woe 'Where there's Irish, thare'a loving and fight1ng.' QW Gauze-f Ziinwmlfv MJQAZ, 'High school days have their delights, but they don't compare to high school n1ghts.' nThought is deeper than all speech.' Ziogmff Wfwfwwng 7505? nAth1etic and tall, a good friend to all.n NI! mathematics be the food of life--feed on.n nFu11 of fun, mischief too, doing things she shou1dn't do.' on an F.M. channel. nGent1emen prefer blondes to death N0 wonder nYou can only reachnhim BY ART ZELL SPENCE Mrs. Spence at once had the parsonage looking liv- able, but there were many personal conflicts among the older members of the church. Then on the day that Father Spence was to preach the conference ser- mon, he fell down the cel- lar stairs and injured himself. However, Hartzell proved to be a capable substitute. Father's dream for a new church was soon fulfilled with all members contributing their time and money for construction of the church and person- age. On April 5 and 6, the stage of D.H.S. was trans- formed into the run-down, dilapidated parsonage at Laketon, Iowa, where Rev. Spence had just been as- signed. Reverend and Mrs. Spence always faced many problems when they first came to a new parsonage. This time their hopes were to build a new church and parsonage. NFather, Bishop Sherwood decided come down to see you.n 4 -Av X sf., .W 5 xx N X ...., , HI must CHICAG0 MEMORIE look my best.n N nSleeping Eeautiesu o 1.,, , 2 S 2 TQ li 2 g'i Y Tgpwo 5 355 5 SXHQRE Q75 Y Q wigi E 7? Q wwwFTHLr'a2 X 32 Q 3 2 X E E 9 N ',Sf, .X.x or .Nf::,:N : . N .f A T X iffz-fi.-w i: Can I come along? fx? K I S1ck'? whws Sick? Sleep T011iaht?? nl eww wake him. wf N nmhinkin ? or Gnconsc?ous?n HOU? bashful RUSS Rapid shaven birthday bOy'H in the morning. .gf igifiiigii ' ' in QQQQUAW Wm? ' 21 .2 ip- ,J Woof k fWWw,Qf HAw - C'mon.N NThat's more nH0me Againn like it.N Have you often wondered what the members of the class of '63 are now doing? Margaret Colburn has of her own rocket ship, rocket ship was powered dent of the D.X. Sunray New York Daily Tribune, just recently returned from an exciting trip by means in which she visited her former D.H.S. classmates. Her by the dynamic gasoline developed by Dale Doepke, Presi- Oil Company. Her report is now being published in the of which Marie and Miriam Platz are now co-editors. While zooming through space,she stopped off to see Jim Trunnell, who has just patented his nshort waven radio to Mars. They both conversed with the Martians and tried to interpret their language. Her first stop was in Chicago, where she visited Diane Schumacher, supervisor of nurses at Cook County Hospita1.Diane recently treated Joyce Kuhlmann, who in- jured her back while operating her patented muscle-building machine. At the Indianapolis Speedway, she visited Bruce Dorn, head mechanic there. Because of engine trouble, she anchored her rocket ship in Cincinatti. While there, she visited Ken Olson, manager of the Cincinatti Royals. His best player, Bill Matthias, has replaced Oscar Robertson. His worst rival is Beverlv Schnur- stein, former basketball manager, who is now coaching her own team, the HSchnur- stein Scrambling Six. She then ndropped' in to see three of her former classmates in Washington DC. Pe Herrme er is now the leading dietician in the Walter Reed Hospital. Her spec a diet ormula,'Peggy's Pickled Peppernicklen, has prevented mal-nutrition in many under-developed countries. Diane Sage, also working in the hospital as a laboratory technician, recently treated the President with a bad case of turkey pox.Bill Ardren, leading champion of the United States for his debates, is pre- sentlng hls topic before the Senate, nShould thirteen-year-olds be allowed to vote?n While in London, she visited Dave Droste, now in charge of blowing the fog horn. He replies that in guiding all steamliners in safely, he merely grabs his handkerchief and blows. In Paris, she visited Lois Walther, who recently developed a hair rinse which changes its color everyday. She now plans her wardrobe with the color of her hair. While on Monaco, has Her next Nobel Prize sold over a this subject, Ph llis Pelle , hairdresser for Princess Grace of million wig hats.n stop was Rome, where she visited Dean Meier, who has just won the in mathmatics for his formula on the Huniversal gas law . In the Congo, she visited Dick Dunlap, a big game hunter, whose daily diet consists of zebra steak with banana sauce and cooked Eucalyptus leaves topped with coconut wine. In Palestine, she stopped in to see Rosemary Bloeser, now a missionary. She tells that her career is very interesting. While in Moscow, she visited Arick Witt, a recent graduate from Harward with a Doctor's degree in law. He is now the defense attorney for Castro, who is be- ing prosecuted by Khrushchev. Hopping over to Australia, she visited Ken Kehe, President of the Sheepmen's Association. He is known to always be absent when the inspectors tour his farm. Because she was low on fuel, she stopped in Honolulu to see Dick Mahoney, at the nCharlie Horsen Hospital. He specializes in removing ncharlia horses N, naturally. With her fuel replenished,she headed for Alaska to visit Marlys Bergmann, who is now modeling bikinis. Marlys has her own formula for her suntan. Flying down to Seattle,she visited Julie Mayne, who now owns a horse ranch in the very spot where the World's Fair was held. In Hollywood, she visited Ken Foelske and Dick Moeller. Ken is now drawing sketches for the comic strip nBlond1eH. Dick Moeller, has recently joined the Lawrence Welk Orchestra, and now finds his Saturday nights busy. She stopped at her home town,where she visited three former classmates. Judy Bartels and Dick Buss now own their own mink farm. Lyle Faust is now president of Schield Bantam. Before her report was handed in, she visited Carol Heineman, secretary to the President of Union Carbide. Patty Bruns, founder of the HLate Late Babysitters Organizationn, is in charge of Carol's ten children. CCMMENCEME T You'11 Never Walk Alone if Citizenahip award- Diane Sage Comme ncement Spe aker Dr. Garbee Scholarship winner Julianne Moyne Mr. Judas awards diplomas. r--, ' A ifsew N SFQ x g A xt gs , N 1 -fa: ,.,. ' 'az-2-rw R il N I g 3' 2 N K 5 'SQ xg xx M9 X X John Meier W. vit,-. ,, sr-' v'-Y xx f ,S V, Candyss Reiter V .222 ' fwue-.LY x.e,.,eA ,M QE g K fv s -Q. '17 . . 3 I I figgigwgigg im Paulette Seegers 3 Q52 v 'vgfif i ,.- 1 ,',. ...h' xig - Ronald Thurm f ' -1,..J M kkrk K A ygisilyjtgy H351 .I . .. 'fd Qfffwsf I-'Z ' if M A sfo- A 'D ' Q .A... M tix X! XS? if an X 3 - X , ,. -mf. was Diane Milius 5 0 U Sm . Jeannine Schlotman 'Y' Richard Seehase EQ:gggSlV se a M y i,5K Paul Thurm 'R e K3 QFSQKMQS n553W Hkiwi ,confer iv 1 K si . . . .V KS iifggsiin 5 and N W 5 xg S S 4 ' SH firrfg. , if , ggi? .5933 , S? Q B Q E Darrell Marrow Carol Schneider ,,...-uv' Larry Steege dQ3i?3 fggmsre .'-: H? n 4 if? it 5, Q M hb.k, Q ,mg Loren Wolfensperger Ju iors display dramatic talent in class play. Sandra Parsons F f' Christine Sch eider 3 4 Anne Taylor Janice Pelley A is dbd' Dennis Schroeder R Ronald Teisinger ,. ,, K1 :1 '- F S S .ff . ' ' - 1:.: 5- V. -' ' - , -W V- : ' Q' ' 1 K W1 - ,, V r. , ' S ym A my :KL A 77 ,IIQ 5 9 ry .J x A. 5?i1?53gxi2V ref, I Q , . a , ff1wSffnwmfwww ilg-f!,1.a4n:54E:i?5f' - S S S are James Patricia Barb g:gTgSd 8 Momann Ne uenkirch Peters 91' fl I ,,.... K i i . r Xj v . AQEEQ, Xa 5Q?Q- ,faEgf'??K Q S 5 , ', S t effaf1Q5ffvi' unng'WrPng if elf 'f.T?? X - ' .. 3 , 'f vi-J W . Gre o Susan Daryl David Stg gg Ste ge e Schumacher Schu acher 'A N 7 - pil . ,git -Y 2 'F , . it i A f fig? 5 rfigif 6' , -52 9' - . 4-ccfS ILI 1' ef' X 'z - ' asv :': .L K A -' . Page We at ,1 ,gQikk 3 A agxxnaaaaai Q. 1:-an A s A .X K . G S A 1savQiQQafQg Wfff't'Mw' Susan Richard Katherine David Steinberg Stufflebeam Tribon Trunnell TQ, W east fm 'W . j fk vi L Allen Judith Larry N935 a Van Brug Walther Walther er Roger Walther Leo Weikert as wrrefe ,I 3?'i..Q Sy ' 1 5 1: . S :,e,' i - . ::,, N I, K 1 K Qe4XN6F63ggt5 Claudia Witt Dennis Woodall fr'-if Mark Guenther aw ffggpaf S Jeffrey Krohse fi KWN 'i 'ff' S S Pamela Morrow . Q: fa. Fave HWS WMPJE ,Mig Eligk E w, wmmMwQi,ww5mM Julianne Schroeder N9 HS? Duane Telsinger 'N ...is x RN R99 were , I k N, Rose Henning Qui -Jil Larry Lonergan A ,,...v-fl' f a: QA 'ia Q .1 E '43 fm M X 5 1 J I Gloria Milius X 5 M 7 l .. -. 'WJ 'F'VJT ltwygrn Q' j57 a flew Dean Schumacher 1 ft 5 it 'r QQ. ttf!! 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K, 2 A K K 5 J A J aadn f ei X 5 ofa fog fi L QQ ifgg S S I-if. 5 . ., S ? Jaaa J ff earn .QQ k 2 ..1---- uw ,mf -- 'f f f J newmwx ., new First Row: D. Sage, J. Schlotman, D. Moeller, L. Steege, D. Doepke, Second Row: P. Feller, P. Morrow, J. Bartels, D. Milius, Third Row: Third Row: A. Leonhert, P. Bruns, M. Platz, J. Walther. M. Colburn, V. Bartling, Fourth Row: Mrs. Green, Advisorg V. Kalainoff, P. Pelley, M. Pletz, J. Mormann, R. Buss, D. Morrow. Mrs, Green Advisor Co-editors: Diane Sage Dick Moeller Assistants! Jeannine Schlotman Larry Steege Our faithful photographer: Mr. Tjaden CDFFICE I4ELP fwiki ???WwKQHl 3 euel f715Mvi'I,7i ' fm ' 25? 2l,5' Julie Mayne, Carol Heinemann Judy Walther, Diane Sage Ken Foelske, Margaret Colburn, Dick Buss Ruth Kruger, Julie Mayne Marlys Bergman, Bev Schnurstein UBRARIANS e ww 6 HM. , ,, Wmemu . ,A f . , .,.,. , V,,, i v,., M .,,. ,,,, A FZ vlmmw f V. .1 ,.,., ,, ', eg, xSc4 4 N X e FOGLIN' Akou D ' Q Q ,f It must be x hay fever. Look at those boys. i ! A-OK Oh Girlsl , k- g A Oh those He went that-a-way. fm 5+-'I Q fo sleepless nights! R Er X Jane, where are ,S V I , , , Q, you? 'ki , 5 , W if -.xx '1'e,, zo , Q -M Y 1-1 WS' , A X Tama. ' ef ff I always wondered what a rolling 3 'Q pin was for. Qi i CHALLENGE YOU!! 4 J X ' F .KM K hx ,K 1, P X E nwatch itln A nCome on, 1et'S 'turkey-trot . ...W , o f A q,', i Zi - 5 ' L ., ,, A X I X .,-,, 33554 ky ,E E: 4,4f ' ' e -1--E ,Q ' ... iw. 5 N, 5 T I 332- D Q14 A . h ' Q -JL, Really!! N' AQ? off.. e f M,-Q: Oh, no not another 2001 Ain't cute? and Slide! f YN My: tan you've gotten! THE END!!! 0 me 12 . ,z Q, V. . 2 ff -55 ' ' ' ' ' Q 1 L 1 4 0 UN f i' e elQQ if-- 52 XY Qu 1' Mother please . . JG? S I'd rather do it myself! i Manx what a hook-sho-t. 2 ff- 9 PM : , L 1 f f Q':' 'W S , .J X N , XX-Kem , .::. 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Koepke VQNSEESQ .,,, , 'j:.:f . xpfV5f. M2553 f f .5 5 D f , 1 A.. 3 49 we-' . ' ,,. f If . We . X Y M, Lundberg v fi, e P. Nelson T. Parsons ., 6- +5 wSQDA. e DDD 533 .- . t 9 . Q . fwfr QQRQQQA :,ig? 3.34 S, ,- L. Schoonover, S. Schoonover 1 welt! 1 Q -5 AQ D. Steege, S . HX Sk Q? Q..Q W K WN. ew 1 j 11 N A 'ik . gi .peer ifgsi uf iffiif 2- . -Q r f.f:,zg5i.eg.5f:fSz2: 'fi e aQgmm3,wQ1 fil'Yff.i.fse.sas 7 a.'1'2 3' J 1.3216-s .1 P. Williams R. x ,.,, Af .. B N . Q -vi DE 'Qgg vwf' fl I if Stufflebeam -0 J. Meier ide ,J G. Peterson wfi M 5.e.fee2' .3MG'5e V, 51' L57 Q. ei We - fW 4 4. feiiigfr i-ff w..-' F5EEMF3egQ ie igggigggqrev D. Seegers ?g.-.W. .erfwgki i Nm--.ovvf K - Avff' ...ff , a . J. Walther 9'?5. '-'-'iw , lh DRAET D Egilg'1gFin N. Witt J. Wittenburg Row One: Peggy Gleason, Joyce Ville, Sandra Canfield, Cheryl Kro- hae, Patty Kurtt, Janet Clark. Row Two: Hr. Niemann, Patty Will- iams, Vicky Gielau, Susan Hermann, Cathy Weikert, Debra Steege, Donna Bergmann, Joanne Wittenburg, Sandra Coontz. Row Three: Mary Bock, Jeanne Happel, Connie Ebaugh, Kathy Buss, Hary Lundberg, Gloria Peterson, Sandra Fisher, Pamela Bartling. Row One: David Poelake, Rueeell Steinberg, Eugene Leonhart, James Bru e, B111 Hutchinson, lax De Vriee, Randy Holm. Row Two: Hr. Nienann, Greg Bteege, John Guenther, Daryl Foelske, David Steege, Heal Witte. Row Three: Dale Hiller, Robert Hamer, Dennis Herr- IOIOI' e Marguerite Heidt SIXTH Top Row: David Buss, Keith Oltrogge, Nancy Schroeder, John Judas, Marcella Canfield, Judy Heideman, Steven Wittenburg. Middle Row: Marilyn Cooper, Kenneth Hesse, Albert Visser, Dale Rogers, Dennis Thurm, James Moeller, Sharon Seehase Bottom Row: Sharon Schumacher, Jane Lonergan, Debra Heide- mann, Michael Davidson, John Kundson, Duane Walther, Nancy Foster. Janice Kent Sl X'TH Top Row: Becky Miller, Patricia Smith, Ronald Nargang, Evan Engelkes, Patricia Gienau, Nancy Bruns, Danny Stufflebeam. Middle Row: Joel Guenther, Alan Haugen, William Foster, Teddy Schroeder, Larry Arns, John Kipp, Kevin Everding. Bottom Row! Stanley Peters, Judy Bartling, Kristin Kurtt, Beverly Walther, Mary Hebell, Mark Tru nell, Karen Walthers, Rick Hubbard. Mabel Goodrich Founm Top Row: Linda Hebell, Michele Bales, Janice Schnathorst, Wanda Schoonover,Janice Brandt,Loren Fbelske,Barbara Walter. Middle Row: Beth Einck, Barbara Jensen, David Heidemann, Toni Bieman, Julie Butler, Mona Boyle, Patricia Mueller. Bottom Row: Steven Burman, Paul Kalainoff, David Soeder, Debra Kuhlmann, Steven Peters, Arnie Gienau, Merlyn Walter, Dianne Williams. Not Pictured: Marlys Cooper. LaVonne Barkhoff FOURTH Top Row: Leland Faust, Nancy Konarske, Greg Bruns, Mary Dunleavy. Middle Row: Heidi Lowe, Jan Rose, David Thurm, Arden Engelkes,Betty Borchers,Treva Bart1ing,Wilfred Miller. Bottom Row: Lindy Kipp,Lester Miller, Jack Ebaugh, Eugene Ohrt, Sandra Schweer, Karen Willa, Steven Buhrow, Danny Steege, Irma Gielau. 'iC'..T Evelyn Ducker SECOND Top Row: Tommy Buhrow, Tommy Roberts, Jolene Walther, Ronny Stufflebeam, Patricia Young, Lou Ann Dietz, Janice Lahmann, Tamara Lowe, Kathleen Shining. Middle Row: Lester Ohrt, Wanda Miller, Anita Daniels, Randy Shook, David Wolters, Katherine Canfield, Joe Schoville, Juanita Hutchison. Bot- tom Row: Karen Faese, Randy Nelson, Bruce Seegers, Randy Gielau, Terrie Howard, Kevin Bartling, Elise Watters, Keith Heidemann. Terri Steege. Evelyn Bartlett SECOND Top Row: Kay Bueneke, Marjorie Cooper, Carma Faust, Terri Seegers, Cynthia Leonhart,Dav1d Walther, Cheryl Scoles, Tim- othy Hager. Middle Row: Rolin Oltrogge, Kristi Bruno, Kathy Nargang, Anthony Steinbronn, Jody Kurtt, Janet Butler, Diane Soeder, Linda Hubbard. Bottom Row: Jody Prestein, D11sty Sherman, Ernie Hesse,Kenny Lovell, Mike Wooldr1ck,Ray Meyer, Lois Du leavy, Sandra Sonnathorst, Barbara Boyce. Top Row: Debra Vohsman, Charles Rector, Brenda Erpelding, Carl Hamer, Brad Nelson, Cindy Mueller, Mike Shining, Duff Lowe, David Haugen, Pam Bruch . Middle Row: Mark Schmidt, David Shook, Bonnie Hesse, Cathy Franklin, Bruce Bartling, Gary Schoonover, Dennis Olson, Tommy Millus, Mark Stumme. Bottom Row: Caryl Sherman, Renee Knox, Cheryl Hesse, Marlys Walther, Tonya Lahman, Robin VanLengan, Larry Bietz, Melissa Sage, David Lonergan, Carl Conntz. gr' GN' -' :ETQQQL 5, asweexm .H L so ,Aww M-A X all 1 1 .f X ' - ' Q x, -f Rosalie Belton Top Row: Becky Jensen, Rhonda Diercks, Bryce Seegers, Kevin Howard, Michael Young, Kelly Loengsfeld, Kevin Bales, Teddy Biemann, Steven Teislnger, Julie Plaster. Middle Row: Randy Thurm, Nancy Dietz, Marilyn Canfield, Teresa Miller, Todd Nelson, LuAnn Everding,Randy Wittenburg, Becky Thais, Debbie Hesse, Mark Doepke. Bottom Row: Marian Gielau, Mike Butler, Ronnie Wooldrik, Mickey Judas, Edwin Baltke, Mark Kalainoff, Gloria Kuhlmann, Wesley Gielau, Dawn Meier. SENIOR PHOTOGRA PHY WATERLOO, IOWA WILSON'S DX SERVICE STATION Kunwtrvs sHoE sRoP 2001 Denver, Iowa Denver, Iowa Denver, Iowa MERLE ' S LAUNDR OMAT .' 5 ', SOMMER SERVICE STATION Junction 3 and 63 17l1,6W Denver, Iowa M I I 1 CAV- 'N I f ooo HANDS DR. HENRY c. 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