Des Moines Technical High School - Engineer Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1968 volume:

Nineteen Hundred Sixty Eight ENGINEER Des Moines Tech High 18th and Grand Des Moines, Iowa 2 School Events Page 8 Faculty Page 44 Underclassmen Section Page 91 Senior Section Page 144 Ad Section Page 190 6 Tech Faces Disappointing Year in Football 7Vc i ?a f.s Rider in Roosevelt game. Although, the season didn ' t produce wins, Tech ' s spirit and drive continued. The Girls ' Club and Cheerleaders and other spirited minded organizations and individuals gave Tech many rousing mo- ments of school spirit at pep assemblies and at the games. Coach Gray- don Lappe had to field a team that lacked ex- perience against a much - improved city series schedule. Using sophomores and juniors in the last part of the season, Tech hopes the experience they gained this year will bring vic- tories in 1968. ft Left: Coach Lappe gives the word to an Engineer. Above Mr. Conley and Mr. Kester discuss heating the L out of Dowling. 8 With Courage and Undying Spirit Cheerleaders lead a spirited student body at activities. FIRST ROW Janice Durham, Jane Moore. Barb German, Ardean Smith, Bev Crabb SECOND ROW Debbie Henricks, Terrie Schaff. Donna Larson, Linda Jacobs, Donna Durham. Karen Bedwell, Becky Smith. 10 Wearing royal blue uniforms with a gold T and carrying a large yellow pom pon, the Girls ' Club represents Tech at all the foot- ball and basketball games. TGC promotes Pride, Spirit, and Loyalty where ever the Club goes. ROW ONE Debbie Hendricks, Arlene Smith, Jams Durham, Donna Larsen, Jane Moore, Linda Jacobs, Donna Durham, Barb German, Bev Crabb, Karen Bedwell. ROW TWO Jennifer Cambell, Lorretta Husten, Pat Hutchins, Linda Cooney. Cindy Sutton, Angie Ramirez, Nancy Davison, Noila Leverich, Sue Keifer, Betty Fisher, Nancy O ' Donnell, Linda Dye, Pat Grabriel, Lynn Monrose. Carolyn Gabriel, Kathy Burnett, Wanda Iaiws, Janice Fisher, Peggy Mumma, Vicki Baird. ROW THREE Patti Knight, Francis Lenan, Shelia Austin, Chris Ogg, Gayla Graham, Kay Walvatne, Kim Seymour, Linda Carlson, Pat Bowers, Becky Blanchard, Cathy Determan, Margie King, Pam Metten, Barb Taylor, Sally Provow, Jeannette Smith, Elaine Timmons. ROW FOUR: Jean Bradden, Brenda Lee, Sandi Kot ker, Linda Youngkin. Rose Harless. Marsha Bedwell, Arltss Hartman, Debbie Warner, Melody Jolly, Andrea Fechner, Becky Montgomery, Donna McNiel, Sue Peavy, Linda Holt, Linda Piper, Bev Darnell, Bev Taylor, Debbie Williams ROW FIVE Laura Pfiffer, Pat Hallbauer, Debbie Fechner, Marsha Stansell, Dujne Peterson, Valerie Burse, Valrie Hunter, Dianna Lowe, Mary Beebe, Peggy Wise, Carlo Myers, Roulynn Parker, Glendora Nwhol, Patti Fick, Cathy Clark, Jo Ann Jones. 12 Debbie Warner, Kathy Pentico. Colleen Waage. Linda Irving. Mary Lynn. Felecia Varasco. Sue Burke Posing is harder than twirling. 13 Twirlers at rest. ROW ONE Cindy Sutton, Nancy Vanderwerf. Irene Smith. Sue Hartman, Marcia Jeter. Joanne Whitlow, Kathie Zuck, Barry Cropp, Russ Aplara, Karen Vance, Donette Mitchell, Jeanette Negrete, Margie King, Lois Ousley, Phyllis Ousley ROW TWO Linda Petersen. Deanna Madison, Linda Smith, Vicki Beard, Betty Walker, Sandra Johnson, Dai Tom linson. Warren Beard, Danny Nichols, Dave Vitiritto, Kathy Foster. Karin Foster. Kathy Solomon. Donna Greenland, Suzanne Peavy. Linda Jarret. ROW THREE Marsha Hale Accompanist). Laura Peiffer. Valerie Colby, Janet Sample. Jack Blythe. Dave Stewart. John Monroe, Fred Clingman, Ray Edwards, Evern Sheffer, J eon no Ogden. Helen Hodson, Rikki Carlock. Debbie Conger, and Director D. O. Wilson. Tech ' s chorus, under the guid- ance of Mr. D. Wilson, is opened to all Tech students who are in- terested in music. The chorus pre- sents a concert once a year and participates in the Christmas As- sembly. It also makes trips to various junior high schools. Tech has a lot to be proud of when this group performs. Mr. D. O. Wilson 14 All decked out in their new duds for the second year, Tech ' s band performs at all football games and parades. Un- der the direction of Mr. Dick Wilson Tech ' s band shows its pride in music. ROW ONE: Beverly Chapman (Trombone), Danny Jackson ( Horn), Fred Clingman (Prin. Horn). ROW TWO Mike Robin ton (Baritone), Mike Helton (Prin, Baritone). ROW ONE Dana Flowers, Sandi Fisher, (seated) Eddie Starmer (Bass Clar.), Cassie Anderson Eb ClarJ, Darlene Russell, Sandi Isoftin (Principal). ROW TWO Linda Snelson. John Heggen, Jay Laughman, Bill Jess, Allen V olden. Jack W timer, Don Cox (Principal), Larry Rowland, John Olson, and Leonard Mauk. Linda Channon, Steve Provow (Principal), Jeff ' Middleton,andRayBurnside. Merlin Bancroft, Rick Baker (Drum Major), D. O. Wilson (Director), Wayne Lamb, and Kay Mills. Linda Petersen, Ginny Melton, Cyndy Sutton, Mary Jane Beebe (Principal). Kathy Burnett, Larry Smith (Principal), Bob Boydston, and Charles Hulgan. 15 Majorettes encircle the Tech emblem in the gym. Leading the band and boosting Tech ' s school spirit are the Major- ettes. These girls perform at half- time and add color and beauty to the games. Bonnie, Pam, Debbie strike a pose in the gym. 16 March at Games and Perform at Halftime. Under the guidance of Miss Nancy Willis and Miss Peggy Dierzen, the Techniques, Tech ' s Drill Team, marches at football and basketball games with pre- cision and skill. This year the girls have made themselves new uni- forms consisting of blue corduroy jumpers and yellow turtleneck sweaters. White boots with gold and blue tassels complete the out- fits. The Drill Team practices every morning for a week when they are to perform at a game. Drill Team at practice. ROW ONE: Donna Thomas, Bontta McConkey, Carol Wolfkill. Debbie Hudson, Linda Dye. Elizabeth McKinney, Sandra Williams. Barb Taylor. Ventral Cavil. Ann Van Horn. Sherry Wolver, Esther Gomez. ROW TWO: Aim Waldron. Debbie Gray, Donna Mason. Sita Pettijohn. Sheila Villalobos. Dixie Stevens. Cathy Routhe, Peggy Mumma. Janice Warren. ROW THREE: Stephanie Tomlinson. Ramona Hodson, Sheryl Gerhart. Roxanne Jackson. Janet Vanderloo, Connie Hallbauer. Billie Taylor. Carta Meyer. Sue Kinney Not pictured: Nancy Collier. 17 After years and years of Student Council delibera- tion, Tech will finally get its much needed parking lot. The land that will be used is located at 2140 Grand where an apartment house used to stand. The parking lot should be finished and opened to all Tech students by next year. After a three year wait, the School Board donated $5000 for the replacement of Tech ' s trophy case. During the sum- mer the case was built in the lobby for all Tech ' s visitors to see. Before, the case was hidden in a dark hallway, where it was left unnoticed. Everyone agrees that the trophy case adds a bit more beauty to Tech at its present location. i 19 Tech ' s Student Council Leads Student Body 1 I Student Council is a group of students who are interested in serving their school in per- forming active duties. Under Student Council is the Execu- tive Board that advised the Council, under the Board are committees that have cer- tain duties to perform. Student Council works hard to make Tech one of the best schools in the city. The Presi- dent for first semester was Ron Scott, Vice-President was Deanne Anderson, Secretary was Sandy Pryor, Sergeant-at- Arms was Steve Neofotist. Steve Neofotist ( Sergeant-at-Arms) , Ron Scott (President), Deanne Anderson (Vice-President), and Sandy Pryor (Secretary). ROW ONE Mary Marchael. Barb German, Pam Oglevie, Karen Brown, Debbie Selzer, Margie King. Cindi Priebe, Linda Irving, Diana St John. Valerie Hunter ROW TWO Joy Grant. Linda Jacobs. Kathy Stuart, Lisa Abbey, Donna Durham, Felicia Marasco, Shiela Villalobos. Lynn Monroe, Joan Jones. ROW THREE: Irvin Harless. Ron Scott, Harold Winston, Keith Roland, Bob Eikelberry, Orla Nielsen, Richard Blacksmith, Ken Roland. Gary Cooper ROW FOUR Bob Barlow. Steve Neofotist. Rwk Miller. Fred Clingaman, Eric Corbin, Rick Hendrwks, Jim B telling, Ron Swanson, Pat I eper 20 In School Activities ROW ONE Kath Boyd. Debbie Mcintosh, Karen Bedwell. Carol Wolfkill, Wanda Iaiws, Linda Dye, Arlene Smith. Connie Renes. Pam Robbing. Connie Halbauer. Becky Smith. ROW TWO Colleen Wagge. Sandy Loftin. Peggy Mumma. Tern Schaff, Debbie Warner, John MacDonald. Tom Searcy. Tom Carruales, Sharon Swails, Chris Jennings. Carlo Reed. Rosalee Young ROW THREE Dan Stezel. Eddie Starne. Rick Baker. Stei Frisk. Janice Warren. Mary Lynn. Janet Vanderloo. John Wilson. Dave Kaufman, Morris Rosen, Ixirry Smith. Wayne Hughes. ROW ONE: Carma Crowell, Donna Greenland, Sue Burke, Linda Terry, Francis Lenan, Betty Fisher, Diane Peterson ROW TWO Steve Christensen, Dave Spidel. Judy Tucker, Vicki Porter. Rose Harless. Sue Jean. John King. Rusty Olson. ROW THREE Jim Clark. Paul Jones. Judy Hummel, R xiulyn Parker. Beverly Taylor. Dennis Evan. Ray Briggs 21 Seniors Steve Gilmore and Joy Grant were crowned King and Queen for the 1967 Home- coming in the annual Homecoming assembly Oct. 27. They reigned through the assembly and the game against East that night and were the guests of honor at the Homecoming dance the following night. 1 967 Homecoming King and Queen 22 23 Serenade to Autumn Homecoming theme. King and Queen at Homecoming dance. Homecoming Court Sophomores Rusty Olsen. France Lenan. Juniors: Colleen Wagge, Tom Carrizales. Seniors Larry Duke, and Majorie King not pictured). 24 For 1 967 Homecoming dance. Tech with only seven letter- men returning faced a rough season. A tough schedule, lack of experience through the squad combined to produce a winless season for the Engi- neers. The returning letter- men were Ron Davis, Rick Shade, Rick Miller, Don Son- derlieter, Steve Gilmore, Mike Bolton, and Bill O ' Brien. O ' Brien, the only returning letterman junior, made the All-City team. Above: Coach Lappe explains the play. Below: Equipment managers: Kevin West, John Fribourgh, Larry Swanson. The Scoreboard: Sept. 15: Tech: 7 Ames: 54 Sept. 22: Tech: 18 Dowling: 60 Sept. 29: Tech: 0 Roosevelt: 33 Oct. 6: Tech: 0 North: 21 Oct. 13: Tech: 6 Marshalltown: 41 Oct. 20: Tech: 13 Newton: 14 Oct. 27: Tech: 0 East: 47 Nov. 3: Tech: 7 Lincoln: 53 26 Lineman: Raleigh Dunston, Ervin Harless, Steve Krugler, Mike Volrath, Prentiss Bass, Pat O ' Connell, Alex Crawford, Steve Bear, Dave Rabb. Ron Davis and Rick Miller Elected Captains 4f Lineman: Steve Gilmore, George Thompson, Bob Stevens, John Crawford, Ralph Pilger, Steve Frisk, Tim Curry. 27 After almost 20 years of coaching Tech sopho- more teams, Sam Hoff- man resigned this year. Many Tech athletes learned the fundamen- tals of the game under the driving influence of Mr. Hoffman. This tough teaching enabled the athletes to make the varsity squad in their junior and senior years. ( ' enter : Rick Miller, Ed Kilts. Tow Johnson. Ron Scott. oavhin staff: Ray Ml Adams, assistant coach; Graydon Lappe, head coach; Cordon Stamhrook. assistant coach; Larry Schweizer. 28 Tech ' s Football Engineers Went Through Rough Season Lint man: Charles Skull. Jim Schmidt, Dick Hu hhanks. Richard Blacksmith. John Wilson, Crai Cave. Back field: Ran Dans. Rill McDonald. Tonx Ricas. Dace Kaufman. Wayne Simpson. Bob Borst. Allen Cope, dreg Head, Bill O ' Brien 29 Tech tackles a Polar Bear. Above: Amazon Ace meets the student body at assembly. Left: North students visit Tech. Sophomore squad: Bob Hudson, Pat Boettger, Roger Scharlau, Ron Dawson, Bill Blanchard, Jim Carter, Rusty Olson. 30 Tech ' s new players gain needed experience J ft ft If Sophomores: John Hood, Jack Hazen, Dave Vanderwef, Ron Smith,Dave Tomlinson,Bill Howard. Sophomores: Henry Claytor, Howard Davis, Rich Merry field. Tom Grogan. Ron Boylan. 31 Fall Play: The Miracle Worker Bev Quaintance and Barb Toumi; stars of The Miracle Worker. FIRST ROW Barb Toumi, Bei Quaintance. Kath Mitchell SECOND ROW Orla Nielsen. Bev Hirl. Owen Knapp 32 Drama Club Performs Plays. Drama Club was a bit confused this year as two new sponsors took over. First semester, the club was headed by Mr. Art Holomb, and second semester by Mrs. Joyce Wilkey. The club presents two plays annually, one a drama and the other a comedy. The Drama Club is opened to all who are interested in the theatre. The officers of Drama Club are: President -Owen Knapp; Vice-President-Mike Lewis; and Secretary - Pati Gabriel. Tech ' s Cross Country Team Takes Title in City Meet Tech ' s Cross Country team won its seventh city title out of the last nine at Grandview on Oct. 19. All of Tech ' s runners were in the first ten. Tom Car- rizales came in second; Richard Scott, third; Ken Roland, sixth; Mike Craw- ford, ninth; and Don Wil- liams, tenth. The team took second in the state meet held at Marshall- town on Oct. 28 and fourth in the STATE Mile. In dual competition, Tech won 8 and lost 1. State Mile Team Places Fourth: John King, Ken Roland, Mike Crawford, Tom Carrizales, Richard Scott. The Squad: Coach Chuck Si vey. John King, Keith Roland, Don Williams, Mike Crawford, Ken Roland. Torn Carrizales, Richard Scott and Manager Larry Smith. Back Row: Ray Brings, Marvin Allen, Steve Lowe, Bob Wallace, Tom Duke, John Fl nn, Frank Phillip , Bob Swuils, Bret Harte, Steve Kadner. 34 Second Place Goes to Tech ' s Cross Country Team in State rhe Scoreboard (Low Score W ins Sept. 5: Tech 9 Dowling 14 Sept. 8: Tech 6 Oskaloosa 20 Sept. 14: Tech 6 Valley 20 Sept. 22: Tech 14 Roosevelt 9 Sept. 22: Tech 6 Hoover 16 Oct. 4: Tech 27 Marshalltown 28 Oct. 10: Tech 6 Lincoln 18 Oct. 12: Tech 17 Newton 42 Oct. 25: Tech 15 Madrid 50 Captains: Ken Roland and Richard Scott. Team takes second in state: Coach Silvey, John King, Keith Roland, Don Williams, Mike Crawford, Ken Roland, Tom Carmales, Richard Scott 35 Service Club ROW ONE Marsha Hale, Marieta LaMay, Donna McClintock, Nancy VanderWerf. Sandy VanBuskirk, LaFon Rogers, and Beverly Lowery ROW TWO: Carlo Reed, Carol Reed, Dwayne Holmes, Harry Mc Cullum, Myrna Brand, and Ellen Winters. Helping people in many ways is what the Service Club does. This organization is usually asso- ciated with the Red Cross, and its purpose is to try and raise interest in helping people in great need. Sponsored by Mrs. C. Day, the Service Club is a benefit for Tech High. 36 ROW ONE Bea Marchael, Kathy Boyd, Debbie Mcintosh. Bonnie Sc blotter beck, Gladys Nichols, Leanne Pedersen, Joanne Wig nail. Valane Mullin, Andrea Fechner, Gayla Graham. Valerie Oleson, Sally Provow, Sheryl Gerhart. and Rebecca Baumbach. ROW TWO Peggy Wise, Shirley Cutwright. Mike Wityk. Robert Craig. Dan Parker. John McDonald, Robert Eikleberry, Harold Winston, Wayne Kalen, Jackie Ponxs, Ginger Van Blaricom. and Wanda Knight Showing visitors the interesting aspects of Tech are the Guides. This group consists of students who host guests that come to Tech. Wearing a blue vest with a gold emblem, the Guides were busy earlier this year when they showed eighth graders from various junior high schools around our building. Sponsored by Mr. Harlan Boyce, the Guides have proved that they are a very helpful organization. 37 Or la Nielsen is Tech ' s foreign exchange student from Denmark. While he is here at Tech he has participated in the fall play and will participate in the Spring plays. Orla is also interested in Radio and Television and works part time at KDPS. Orla ' s American brother is Brad Peterson. Anneke Herbschleb is from Holland and she is here on the Youth for Understanding Program. Anneke ' s American sister is junior Becky Smith. Anneke also enjoys working at KDPS and has been an active member in both Drama Club and Student Council. Cornia Puppo is also here due to the Youth for Understanding Program. Her American sister is junior Becky Montgomery. Cornia is from Uruguay, South America. Becky hopes to visit her foreign sister by going to Uruguay during the summer on the same program. 38 Foreign Student Club is an organization that sees that students from other lands come here to attend Tech for one year. This club is associated with the Youth for Understanding Program that sends pupils who are interested in learning about America. The students that come here show members of the club films or slides of their mother country and teaches the club their customs and ways of life. Sponsored by Mr. Galvin and Mr. Kester, the Foreign Student Club brings a closer bond and a greater understanding with our friends across the sea. ROW ONE Anneke Herbschleb, Nancy Vanderwerf. Tom Searcy. LaFon Rogers, and Debbie Fechner. ROW TWO: Andrea Fechner, Carta Reed. Rose Harless. Carol Reed. Myrna Brand, Sharon Taylor. Cornia Puppo. and Sheryl Ely. ROW THREE Mr. Kester. Orla Nielsen. Grey Hall. Clarke Warren. Marion Bobolinski, Capildeo Narine. and Mr Galvin. 39 Student Government Leaders Today. Sergeant-at-arms Harold Winston, President Steve Neofotist, Vice- Spring Semester Council Officers s JtT ' ' Council Executive Board ROW ONE Lisa Abbey. Linda Jacobs, Steve Neofotist, Debbie Macintosh. Tern Schaff. Anneke Herbschleb HOW TWO Diana St John. Orla Nielsen, Harold Winston. Bob Eikelberry. Kathy Clark. Ixtura Pieffer 40 . . . Nation ' s Government Leaders of Tomorrow 41 Tech faculty and staff Dorothy Agnew (Business Education) W. Eugene Barlow (Business Education) Margaret Barron (Business Education) Maynard Bjork Stanley J. Blair Harlan Boyce Samuel Camp (Science) Larry Card ( Vocational Printing) Walter E. Carman (Auto Trades) Margaret Barry (English) Donald E. Bryant (Vocational Auto Body Shop) (English, Journalism, Coach) (Trades and Industry) (Vocational Electric Trades) Loren Chellen (Social Science) Richard Clark (Mathematics) Dick Clemens (Social Science) 45 Gerald Conley (Social Science, Psychology) Shirley Conner (Business Education) John R. Cooper (Vocational Painting and Decorating) Janet Day (Business Education) Otis Crozier ( Mathematics) Lois Delaplane (Physical Education) Robert Davenport (Data Processing) Wayne DeMouth (English) Clara Day (Business Education) John R. Dickson (English) Peggy L. Dierzen (English) Karen Dobash (English) Charles W Dowd (Industrial Electricity and Electronics) Jack Druart ( Drafting and Mechanical Drawing) Terry Eaton (Distributive Education) Wilda Farmer (Business Education) 46 Jasper Farrow (Social Science, Athletic Manager) Arvin Fettkether (Data Processing) George Fischer ( Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics) Albert Franklin (Automotive Mechanics) Gunder F. Fribourgh (Vocational Cabinet Making) Walter Galvin (Social Science) Larry Gillespie (Science, Coach) Jack Gray (Mechanical Drawing) Bette Greene (Tailoring) W Dale Harsh (Vocational Printing) Wilmer M. Hokanson (Social Science) Arthur Holcomb (English) Raymond G. Hughes (Vocational Machine Shop) George Jefchak (Commercial Art) David G. Hutson (Technical Communications Electronics and Electronic Computer Technology) Dorothy Johnson (English) Roy Johnson (Science) William J. Kacena (Science, Photography) 47 Jacqueline Kemmer (English) Gary C. Kennedy (Auto Diesel) n Ronald Kester ( Social Science) Niva Knutson (English, French) Steven Koch Dale Lang ( Social Science) (Vocational A uto Mechanic ) m Dale Lang Gray don Lappe (Vocational Auto Mechanics) (Physical Education, Coach 3l 3 w Judson F. Lee (Business Education, Coordinator Nathan Lee (Vocational Printing) ma John Lehmkuhl (Vocational Welding) Margaret Lindstrom (Vocational Food Services) Harold Lossner (Aviation Mechanics) O Q- 4 J life 4 ft Byron Mann Robert Meharry (Vocational Communication (Vocational Carpentry) Electronics) 48 Betty Miller (Data Processing) Betty Perry Richard Peters Donly Pierson Gene Rogers (Vocational Food Services) (Social Science) (Vocational Cabinet Making) (Data Processing) Lyle Smithson Gordon Stainbrook Beatrice Strieby William D. Sturdevant (Coordinator, Diversified (Mathematics) (Business Education) (Commercial Art) Occupation Apprentice Training) D wight Subbert business Education) Eino Tuomi ( Social Science) Wayne Webber (Business Education) Margaret Taylor (Stenographic Teacher Coordinator of Office Practu Alfred Thomas Mabel Tillery UionalArt, Television Art) (Dramatics, Television, Related) Robert Van Arkel ( Technical Drawing and Mechanical Drafting) Eleanor Van Dyck ( Vocational Food Services Related, Family Relations) Howard Vitteteaux ( Driver Education) Joyce Wilkey (Speech, English) Russell L. Wiles ( Vocational A viation Mechanics) Nancy Willis (Business Education) Not Pictured Kent Acheson (Driver Education) Marie Brewer (Commercial Art) Dick O Wilson ' Instrumental Music, Chorus) Calvin Wiseman (Auto-Diesel) Albert Wood ( Science) 50 John W. Foster (Adult Machine Shop) Ray McAdam (Driver Education) William McCollaugh (Business Education) Carol J. Watkins ( Vocational Refrigeration) Sarah A Ruth Donna Prugh Christine Smith (Librarian) (Library Clerk) Librarian) 51 Martha Angler T I Sec ret a rx) Janet Schaefer ( Counselor Clerk I Jean Burke (Attendance Clerk) Mary Warner (Office Secretary) Grace Eckerman ( Bookkeeper) Edna Williams (Steno-Clerk) Io McGilvra (Registrar) Olive Wilson ( Office Secretary) Board of Education 52 Cafeteria Staff and Custodians It t I V I t i ROW ONE Ruby Peterson. Elsie Randall. Wilma Haufien. Pauline Broun. Jeannette 0 den Mane Payne ROW TWO Iva Broad foot. Bertha Ver Hoef. Doris Conrath. Virginia Martenson. Ukraine Hoops, Eielyn Tedrou . Zelma Crosby ROW THREE Catherine Coverdell. Grace Dennis. Gwendolyn Carzoli. Ruth Dearth. Deloris Rush. Leora Shelton. Mabel Bell ROW ONE Charles Banks. Bruce Tyler. Grace Burgess. Bei rly Brockman. Thomas Miller ROW TWO Curtis Thompson. Earl F lex. Eivrett Babcock. Edwards. Virile Olson. Sheldon Stout 53 Spirit Minded Students Preform In Rousing Pep Assemblies Outside Groups Entertain at assemblies ROW ONE John McDonald, Eric Corbin, and Lance Hanson. ROW TWO Ray Rumaide. Robert Craig, John Monroe, and Warren Broad. ROW THREE James Brown, l eonard Vernes, Terry Yanske, Dave Flippo, and Mr Richard Peters ROW FOUR Mike Bolton. Robert Eikleberry, Ron Young, Nan Johnson, and Steve Gilmore. Not Pictured: Dave Vitiritto. Boys ' Club ■ Boy ' s Club was formed last year to promote spirit and loyalty at Tech. This group of young men sell various items to students such as buttons, and pennants so they can prove their pride of Tech. Mr. Richard Peters sponsors these en- thusiastic boys and their efforts have been appreciated by all. 58 Lettermen ' s Club In order to join this club of athletes, that ' s exactly what you have to be. You must have acquired a letter in some sport here at Tech. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Graydon Lappe, the Letter- men ' s Club has proved to be one of the finest groups of young men to serve Tech. President of this organization is Jim Boelling and Vice-President is Dave Raab. ROW ONE Tom Hendricks, John King, Ron Scott, Russ Hatchinson, Tom Duke, Kevin Went, John Fribough, and Ervirl Harless ROW TWO Rick Miller. Clarke Warren. Frank Phillips, John Flynn, Tom Creason. Mart in Allen, and Keith Roland. ROW THREE Mike Bolten. Allen Cope. Stei e Kadner, Jim Boelling, Daiv Raab. Mike Hardu ood. EdLort scher, and Dave Kaufman. ROW FOUR John Crawford, Stei e Neofotist, Steve Gilmore, Jack Forest, Ralph Pilger, Rich Hendricks. Ray Briggs, Larry Smith, and Craig Schaffer 59 ROW ONE: Dennis Keller. Ron Scott, Larry Duke. Lance Hanson. Richard Blacksmith. Kevin West. Tom Duke, and Ken Roland ROW TWO: John King, Rusty Olsen. Alan Cope, Bob Barlow. Orla Nielsen, Narold Winston. Mike Harwood. and Ned Chiado ROW THREE Mr Smith, Steve Valrough. Jack Forest. Tommy Carruales, John Fribourgh, and Edward Ixtrtsher ROW FOUR: Steve Neofotist. John Crawford. Steve Stansell. Ron Cain. Rick Miller, Marvin Bowlin. and RayBriggs. Key Club Sponsored by the Downtown Kiwanis Club, Key Club ' s purpose is to serve Tech, its community and to build future leaders. Under the guidance of Mr. Chan Smith, the Key Club ' s main project is the selling of student directories. Officers for Key Club are President Bob Barlow, Vice-President Raleigh Dunston, Secretary Steve Neofotist, and Treasurer Richard Hughbanks. Key Club members represent Tech in the best way possible. 60 They help out in the office ROW ONE Billie Taylor, Clydette Drain, Betty Fisher, Paula Hoff, Linda Dye, Martha Aguintga. and Kay Eaton. ROW TWO Mrs. Olive Wilson, Linda Terry, Shirley Cutwright, Becky Knox, Laura Bolander, Darlene Hogue, Cathy Pentico, Beverly Darnell, and Pat Bowers. ROW THREE Chris Johnson, Linda Carter. Romana McKay, Pat Griffith, Cinday Davison, Michel Linden. Andrea Fechner, Sue Burke, and Becky Baumbach. ROW FOUR: Carol Mager. Kathy Cook. Linda Piper. Diane Oliver. Brenda Thomas. Barbara Stumpf. Cathy Clarke, Carlo Reed, Judy Allen, and Ann Ballard. Library Staff Vance. Either Comet. Cheryl Vance. Marihn NeiUel ROW TWO: Keltic Robbint. Linda Piper. Pal Bourn. Mary Constant. Lucy Babcock. 61 Monitors guard the halls Periods 5, 6, and 7 ROW ONE Barb German. Mary Marchael. Debbie Mcintosh, Kay Walvatne, Valerie Mullin, Peggy Mumma, and Bonnie Schlotterbeck. ROW TWO Laura Belander. Ann Ballard. Sheri Cade. Debra Warner. Susan Burke. Janice Warren, and Linda Goodwin. ROW THREE Mart ' Allen. Clarke W ;rr, „ Keith Roland. Dennis Evens. John Hildenbrand. and Dave Flippo ROW FOUR Paul Cook. George Wilson. Dalits. Frank Gustafson. Harold Van Horn, and Steve Smith Periods 1 , 2, and 3 ROW ONE Peggy Metten. Linda Gnnstead, Nancy O ' Donnell. Irene Smith, Valerie Mulltn. Kathy Whitfield. Kathy Craig. Susan Blair, and Connie Short. ROW TWO: Jean Braden, Sue Kinney. Linda McFadden. Janice Fisher, Sandy Morgan. Francean Stanley, Beverly Darnell. Linda Irving, and Ollie Smith ROW THREE John King, Jim Boelling. Harold Winston, Dan Stetzel. Kathy Cook, Wanda Knight, Mu ke Wilson, Jim Eru kson. Steve Gilmore. and Bob Probasco ROW FOUR Steve Neofotist. Ray Briggs. Steve Provow, Dennis Ramussen, Paul Cot)k, Dallas Cruchelow. and George Stevens. 62 Period 4 ROW ONE Trudy Wallace. Janice Fisher. Ann Van Horn. Kathy Whitfield. Linda Radosevich. Cathy Routhe. Mary Lynn. Linda Cooney. Maretta LaMay. Barb Taylor. Connie Daye. Pat Hutchins, Nancy Davison, and Bobbie Warner ROW TWO Bonnie Love. Karin Foster. Marsha Hale. Arliss Hartman. Duly Hughes. Sandy Kooker. Diane Oliver, Kathy Woolsey. Nita Pettijohn. and Sandy Stumpf ROW THREE Donna Greenland. Carma Crowell. Sharon Swails. Debbie Parker. Linda Jacobs. Donna Larson. Mary Mary Marvhael. Bart German. Denise Sitterle. Bea Marchael. Ginger Van Blaircom. and Rosalee Young. ROW FOUR Lance Hanson. Walter Knox. Date Kaufman. Pat O ' Con- nell. Richard Thornton. Rick McPhee. Clarence Cavil. Steve Kurschinski. Larry Toiera. Mike Wityk. Dan Dusenberry . Mike Shaeffer. Graig Wyckoff. and Mike Cain. Watching the halls during class time are the monitors. These students get out of their study halls to watch the corridors and see if students are authorized to be out of their classes. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Harlan Boyce, monitors have proven to be very helpful at times. 63 Gym Leaders: Girls and Boys ROW ONE: Elizabeth McKinney. Wanda Laws. Mary Leaf, Sandy Parker, Irene Smith, Donna McClinttnk, and Patty Stockbauer ROW TWO Patty Griffith, Linda Carter, Debbie Fechner. Donna Durham. Sandy Lofttn. Leslie Portuood, Carol Mager, Becky Baumbach, Ellen Winters ROW THREE Patty Dysarz, Cindy Love, Jean Braden, Jams C ' ook. Becky Knox. Brenda Thomas, Peggy Wise. A rliss Hartman, and Bea Marchael. ROW ONE Steve Kruggler. Allen Cope l) „, Williams. Keith Roland. Kenneth Holmes, Robert Probanco, David Spixmholtz ROW TWO Bob Hart, Frank Phillips, Marvin Allen, Richard Blacksmith. Ed Fnsh. Dutght Ross. Pat (rCnnell ROW THREE Ed Lurcher. Stci c (hlnmrc. Jim Enckson, dreg Hall. Steve Frisk. Bob Borst ROW FOUR Steve Neofotist. Dave Kaufman, Ralph Pilger. Rick Miller. Mike Bolten. John Wilson, and (ieorge Thtmpson. 64 Movie Operators Ham Club This Club is for all students who are interested in operating short wave radio sets. Mr. Bryon Mann is the sponsor of the special activity club. Each member has his own call letters. Mark Grimes, Ron Young, Mr. Bryon Mann, Wayne Hughs, Doug Richardson, Fred Fredregil. Stage Lighting Crew This group handles all the light effects for Tech ' s auditorium. The crew does the special work on parties at Tech or when the need comes up for assemblies. Stanley Mitchell, Wayne Kurschinski, Ron Scott and Wayne Simpson, Tom Lynch, and Mr. Wes Dowd. 66 Concession Stand Workers ROW ONE Anneke Herbschleb, Kathy Learning. Tom Sceary. Dave Fox ROW TWO Marion Bobolinski. Sheryl Ely, Linda Queem BACK ROW Mr Ron Kester. and Brad Peterson. Tech ' s concession stand is open at games and parties and provides a source of income for the school and the foreign student committee. The members of the Foreign Student Club run the concession stand, and it is sponsored by Mr. Ronald Kester. Funds, collected, are used to sponsor foreign students. H ill Nurse ' s Staff A group of interested girls come in to help Tech ' s nurse. They usually find the time during a study hall or before or after school. These girls handle some of the clerical details when the nurse is busy with aches and pains. ROW ONE. Sherry Singleton. Esther Gomez, Mrs Marilyn Warling (nurse). Jeanette Negrite. Nolla Uverieh ROW TWO Marie Doolin. Suzanne Dingman. Linda Jarrett. Sandra Osborn. Barbara Stumpf, Mary Lynn ROW THREE Raky Dans. Judy Allen. Pat Mead. Virmma Tofez. Mahle Hartman. Crystal Shr l l 68 Mr. John Cooper talks over a stage problem with Jack Hart, Doug Frisch, and Ken Roland. Stage Crew The big job of the Stage Crew is changing the auditorium around to fit the occasion. It may be a style show, a band concert, an awards assembly, or graduation or it may be fixing up the stage to take the four-color photograph on the end-sheets of the Engineer. Mr. John Cooper is the sponsor of the talented stage crew who with Mr. Cooper ' s driving force can change Tech ' s stage into what any organization wants. 69 A hearty Thank You, to the many fine young men who participated in athletics at Des Moines Tech, upholding the tradition of fine sportsmanship and fair play. 72 Hoover 49 Newton 66 Dowling 71 Roosevelt 80 North 51 Lincoln 63 Boone 82 Ankeny 90 Lincoln 69 Valley 85 Dowling 60 East 82 North 62 Roosevelt 90 Saydel 45 East 53 South East Polk 71 74 Tech 47 Tech 39 Tech 57 Tech 39 Tech 41 Tech 36 Tech 71 Tech 57 Tech 44 Tech 38 Tech 44 Tech 38 Tech 44 Tech 25 Tech 54 Tech 51 Tech 70 Basketball Team Builds With Juniors And Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT 52 Bob Barlow. 44 Steve Neofotist. 50 John Manuel. 34 Ray Bnggt. 40 Norman Hughes. 32 Dai Kaufman, 30 Bob Hurt LEFT TO RIGHT 10 Dan Parker. 20 Bill McDonald. 22 Mike Fuller. 12 Larry Hill. 54 Ralph Pilger. 24 Richard Bear. 42 Don Rhone. 14 Ed lx rt9cher 75 Sophomores End Season With Victory LEFT TO RIGHT Ted Brown, Wait Knox, John King, Rutty Olson, Dave Sepesy. Chuck Lamb, Dennis Rasmussen. Jim Cope land, Clarence Cavil, Johnson Hughes LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Elmer Hilsenbeck. i Holmes, Dennis Brooker, Dick Ury, Bob Houston, Dennis Rieck. Terry Yauske, Stev hnstiansen, Man , Marv Cole. if CAGE SCORES (Sophomores Tech 30 Hoover 53 Tech 21 Newton 59 Tech 28 Dowling 95 Tech 18 Roosevelt 47 Tech 46 North 62 Tech 42 Ankeny 60 Tech 34 Lincoln 88 Tech 68 Boone 75 Tech 35 Dowling 75 Tech 41 East 55 Tech 33 North 60 Tech 25 Roosevelt 74 Tech 58 South East Polk 55 LEFT TO RIGHT Sophomore manager. Bill Dornell, Mr Gillespie, Varsity manager. James Webster, Head manager Warren Broad. 76 Williams, Shade, Cope Lead Tech Wrestlers MAT SCORES Tech 23 Tech 11 Tech 17 Tech 48 Tech 18 Roosevelt 26 Lincoln 32 Dowling 29 Hoover 8 East 48 Tech places sixth in South East Polk Tourna- ment Tech 17 South East Polk 30 Tech 28 Chariton 17 City Meet Winners: Rick Shade, Don Williams, Alan Cope. Corning Invitational Tournament 4th place Tech 17 Valley 29 Tech 28 North 16 ROW ONE Bob Smith, Ken Hegland, Dwight Robs, John Flynn. Richard Hihbert, Bob Borst, Steve Frisk. Dave Tomlinson, Richard Cobb, Tim Curry. ROW TWO Chuck Palluitz, Tom Duke, Lance Hanson. Henry Claytor, Kirk Beavers. Russell Aplara. Gary Cashatt. Ron Smith, Mark Rush. ROW THREE: Richard Thornton. Scott Jenkins. Ed McFadden. Gary Cooper, Roger Yancy. Ted Robinson. Jack Hazen. Rurk Merryfield, Pat Boettger, Clay Blanchard. Rick Miller, Orla Nielsen. 78 Shade Dynasty Ends With Brother Rick Rick Shade.... pinned Jim Wellman of Roosevelt :38... pinned his man in Hoover meet... pinned Mario Bagnano of East 3:15. . . was victorious in Southeast Polk Tournament... pinned Terry Howard of Southeast Polk f 23... was beaten 14-1 by Dennis Stearns at Chariton... captured 1st place in City Meet... pinned Sonny Cardaro of Dowling 1:81 ... beat Frank Howell of Leon in Corning Tournament 17-12. pinned Jim McMurry of Valley 5:08... pinned Dan Massman of North 2:29... pinned Rusty Hill of Perry 2:53... took 2nd in AA Sectional . . . was 1st in AA Semifinals... was 1st in District... was defeated in State Meet. Rick Shade The Shade dynasty came to an end when Rick Shade was defeated in his bid to become state champion at 180 pounds. After dominating the wrestling scene in Des Moines for several years the reign of SHADES is now over. If you are any kind of sports buff at all you know that for several years in Des Moines athletics SHADE has meant wrestling. Ron was the first SHADE to wrestle when he wrestled for North High at 180 lbs. Gene was the first SHADE to wrestle for Tech. At 154 lbs. he was city champ, Corning champ, 1st in District meet, and 3rd in the State Meet. George also wrestling 154 was city champ twice while wres- tling for East High. Floyd wrestling at 190 lbs. was city champ, Corning winner, Chariton win- ner, District winner, and took 2nd in the State while wrestling for Tech. Tim at 145 was city champ, District champ, and he holds the honor of being the only SHADE to become STATE champion. Ray, ' 67 graduate, was Corning champ, Chariton champ, 1st in city, 1st in sectional, 1st in District. Rick Shade closed out the SHADE dynasty with a fine performance for the 67-68 season. Tech High is proud of brothers Gene, Floyd, Tim, Ray, and Rick for the fine reputation they gave Tech while competing in athletics here at Tech and wishes them the best of luck in pursuing their goals in life. 79 mmers Get New Coach Wilmer Hokanson SOME SWIMMING SCORES: Tech 13 Tech 23 Tech 18 Tech 22 Tech 17 Tech 30 Tech 23 Tech 31 TECH 53 Roosevelt 80 Hoover 72 North 77 East 73 Ames 78 Lincoln 64 Marshalltown 72 Boone 64 Valley 42 80 Swimmers Have Rough Season; Win One. ROW ONE Mark Wallace, Dan Smith. Us Healey. Jim Pollack. Dai Ciarimboli. Enin Harless (captain). Bob Hudson ROW TWO Mr Franklin dn inn coach). DeWayne Struder. Larry Bartling. Danny Dean. Tom Hendricks (captain). George Thompson. Mr Hokanson (coach) ROW THREE Dennis Dic n .♦•. Cottrell. Jim Si! bey. Richard Keeney. Dai Speidel. Mike Lossee. Don Rice ROW FOUR Jim Schmidt. Larry Smith. Charles Anderson. Jim Hau k Mr. Wilmer Hokanson was the new swimming coach for the 67-68 season. It was a tough season for the new coach and his young team but they did manage to claim a victory for their season efforts. Their season finale was an impressive victory over Valley, 53 to 42. Several swimmers who played important roles in this year ' s meets, will be back again next year to lead the Engineers in search of victories for their water competition. Sophomore Bob Hudson who is a diver, showed promise during the season by placing 1st in the Lincoln meet, and placing 2nd in fancy diving against Roosevelt. Juniors Les Healey, and Charles Anderson will help out the team next year. Les competes in the 100 yd. butterfly, and Charles is a member of the 400 yd. relay team. 81 ART AUTO BODY AUTO MECHANICS AVIATION BOOKKEEPING CLERI- CAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CABINET MAKING CARPENTRY COM- MUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS DIESEL MECHANICS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING MACHINE DRAFTING ELECTRICITY INDUSTRIAL ELEC- TRONICS FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES MACHINE SHOP PAINTING AND DECORATING PRINTING RADIO-TV PRODUCTION REFRIGERATION SHEET METAL STENOGRAPHIC TAILORING WELDING ART AUTO BODY AUTO MECHANICS AVIATION BOOKKEEPING CLERICAL COMPUTER PRO- GRAMMING CABINET MAKING CARPENTRY COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS DIESEL MECHANICS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING MA- CHINE DRAFTING ELECTRICITY INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS FOOD SERVICES Tech ' s Core Areas The word Technical was given to our school because of its purpose. Tech has many interesting and various core areas that teach their pupils skills and trades that will enable them to start working almost immedi- ately after they graduate. They spend three hours out of the regular school day in their areas learning the techniques they will need to find a good paying job. Some extra courses are taken that are advisable or required. Even during school, Tech sends out co-op students who find work before graduation. Tech students have a large advantage because of the vocational training standard in the trade and industry world, of- fered to them. Since Tech has no area limitations, the students who go here came on their own accord, and all of them feel that they are glad they did so. MING CABINET MAKING CARPENTRY COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS DIESEL MECHANICS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING MA- CHINE DRAFTING ELECTRICITY INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS FOOD SERVICES HEALTH SERVICES MACHINE SHOP PAINTING AND DECORATING PRINTING RADIO-TV PRODUCTION REFRIGERATION SHEET METAL STENOGRAPHIC TAILORING WELDING 82 HEALTH SERVICES MA- CHINE SHOP PAINT- ING AND DECORATING PRINTING RADIO-TV PRODUCTION REFRIG- ERATION SHEET MET- AL STENOGRAPHIC TAILORING WELDING ART AUTO BODY AUTO MECHANICS AVIATION BOOK- KEEPING CLERICAL COMPUTER PROGRAM- Clerical Clerical teaches its students to become better typists and ma- chine operators. The girls are prepared to become secretaries and business workers. They are required to complete four semes- ters of business machines, and typing. The teachers of this area are Mrs. Day, Mrs. Conner, Miss Agnew, and Miss Farmer. Printing Printing is a hard-working core area at Tech, because the Print Shop prints all the paper and materials for the Des Moines Public School System. Each stu- dent learns how to run the Lino- type, set the composition, run the camera, the offset and letter presses, and also learn bindery work. These students also print up tickets for school activities. 83 Communications Electronics This area teaches its students to become radio station engineers, in- stallers, and how to serv- ice two-way radio equip- ment. They also learn about television receiv- ers and transmitters, in- tercom systems, and hi-fi sets. Food Services Food Service has been teaching students the fundamentals of ordering, preparing and storing food. Any student who graduates from this area can find jobs as waitresses, bakers, hosts or hostesses. Teachers of this area are Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Van Dyke, and Mrs. Lindstrom. 84 Auto Body and Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics teaches its pupils the parts and functions of the automobile. In Auto Body, the stu- dents learn how to fix and repair automobiles. These two areas you will usually find working side by side. Welding Welding is a core area that was designed to teach safe ways of using electri- cal arc and oxyacetylene equipment. It also gives the boys valuable training for industry. 85 Drafting Started in 1942, Drafting ' s main purpose is to give its pu- pils instruction in machine and structural drawing. After graduation many of the stu- dents can go directly to offices and begin their work. Radio and Television Radio and Television is the most unique core area at Tech. Here the students learn all the inter- esting fundamentals and techniques of the Radio and Television Production. The teacher of this field is Miss Tillery, and the studio sponsor is Mr. Russ Odegaard. Commercial Art Oil painting, fashion designing, and pho- tography are just a few of the skills that the students in the Commercial Art core area learn. These people acquire the techniques to become illustrators for magazines, newspaper ads, and even television. After they leave Tech, many of the students continue to expand their craftsmanship by going to college. The teach- ers of this area are Mr. Al Thomas and Mr. George Jefchak. Computer Programming The students of this core area spend most of their time looking into the face of a machine. They learn how to operate and prepare instruc- tions for the computer and other up- to-date business equipment. Many of them go on as systems operators so that they can learn more about other machines. Tech ' s Academic Side Tech is not all technical-vocational. It is an academic high school, also. Tech students get the plus value out of their education. Not only do they learn a technical or vocational know-how, but take a full course of academic subjects. Tech students go to college as well as go to work. Plus the regular high school courses, Tech offers some of the finest classes and extra-curricular activi- ties of any of the high schools. Eric Corbin explores the mysteries of science. Kathy Boyd runs an experience. Mr. A I Wood explains just how things work to Carol Reed. 88 One of the biggest libraries of the high schools in Des Moines if not the biggest is Tech ' s. Miss Smith, Tech ' s librarian, encourages use of this facility and many students do. Teachers take advantage of the large number of books, references, magazines, and other material in the library by taking their classes there and by assigning work for the students. Because of the nature of Tech, this library has many tech- nical and vocational reference books not found elsewhere. 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asks Bill Hannah. 112 Donna Thomas Muriel Thomas Bruce Thompson Cecil Thompson ( leorge Thompson Jerald Thompson Richard Thornton Keith Tihboel Mark Tiedens Alicemaude Tiesse William Tornquist Virginia Totosz Jeane Trostle Carlotta Turner Howard Van Baale dinner Van Blaricom Sandra VanBuskirk James Vandeberg Janet Vanderloo Verylynn Vandervort Debbie Vanderwaal Ann VanHorn Ronal Van Pelt Leroy Vavra Connie VerHuel Lonnie Verwers William Verwers Robert Violett Allan V olden Linda Volrath Coleen Waage Ervin Wagner Alva Waldron Gerel Waldron Donald Waller Richard Walls Kay Walvatine Naomis Ward Sandra Ward Debra Warner Janice Warren Mike Watland Paul Watts Mark Wallace John Weatherly Jimmy Webb David Weber g James Webster Larry Webster Janice Weeks Sandra Wehrlc Leland Welch Mike Wendt Betsy West Gay nail Whales Kuthy Whitfield A ft, in V V ft ft ft ft 4 n m y, • MM ft § 3 AS ft i ft % l ft. % ft $ 113 r fib f a 4 4 w y ft lie ® Denise Whitlow Joanne Whitlow Patricia Wiggins Joann Wig nail Jackie Wilbur Donald Willeams Donald Williams Sandra Williams George Wilson Guy Wilson John Wilson Paul Wilson Steve Wilson Peggy Wise Mike Wityk Joyce Wohlwend Carol Wolfkill Charles Wolfskill V? Sherry Wolver Steve Wood 3 Steve W(x ds Phi Hip Woolsey Shirlene W or ley Ben Yee Ron Young Rosa lee Young Jack Custer Timothy Curry Donna Schreck 114 Underclassmen ' s Autographs 115 11 Engineer Staff and Tech ' s yearbook is the Engineer. This year ' s editor is Lisa Abbey, an art core area senior. Lisa started to work on the yearbook in June when she at- tended a workshop at the University of Iowa. The Technician had two editors this year. The first semester editor was Cindy Priebe. Diana St. John took over the second semester. The success of the publications depend upon their inter- ests and abilities. Lisa Abbey looks over the master plan of the 1968 Engineer. Yearbook section editors: Pat Gabriel, copy editor; Ezell Wiggins, sports editor; (back) Bonnie Schlotterbeck, senior editor; Gordon Timmins, layout editor; Janice Warren, underclass editor; Janet VanGundy, art editor. technician Staff Diana St. John finds a mistake in the Technician. Melody Jolly, last semester ' s news editor; and Cindy Priebe, first semester Technician editor. 117 Staff Aids Editors ii At typewriter: Jeannette Smith (co-sports editor) Right: Ken Roland (co-sports editor). Left: Walt Henderson Back: Miles Hendred. They were responsible for most of the Technician sports. Engineer staff members: Bob Boydston (photographer); Jody Shuff, Madelina Quijano, Linda Holt, and Sandee Proctor. Karen Quetschenbach exchange editor) and Larry Mooers (circulation manager). Barb Lein (reporter) and the Technicians Associate Editor Kris Luce. Rick McPhee (advertising manager), Jerry Coles and Larry Humeston (staff) Reporters: Bev Burse, Lois and Phyllis Ousley, and Brenda Thomas. Absent: Connie Willard, Joyce Hunter. 119 Takes on New and Interesting Angles. Aqualinas Swim with Rhythm. ROW ONE: Diane Jose. Dorothy Noon, Fern Hudson. Betty Fisher, and Patty Fwk ROW TWO Miss Karen Dohash. Carol Makers, and Anneke Herbschleb Keeping wet and enjoying every bit of it, these girls, under the guidance of Miss Dobash, practice synchronize swimming for hours. The girls put on a performance with grace and beauty once a year in the Spring. The officers for the Aqualinas are President Dixie Stevens, Vice-President Debbie Mcintosh, and Secretary -Treasurer Karen Bedwell. 122 ROW ONE: Debbie Mcintosh. Pam Showman. Karen Bedwell. Gay la Graham. Kay WalixUne. Kathy Clark. Ten Schaff. Jackie Ponx. and Pegg Wise ROW TWO: Diane Jos Rett Fisher. Fern Hudson. Dorothy Noon. Patty Fick. Anneke Herbschleb. and Carol Magers. ROW ONE: Debbie Mcintosh. Pam Showman. Gayla Graham. Kay Wali atne. Kathy Clark. Karen Bedwell. Jackie Ponx. Peggy Wise. Ten Schaff 123 Chess Club i If you ' re a good thinker, Chess Club may be right for you. It takes strategy to play this game and any stu- dent who is a cunning player is welcomed to join. The members challenge other chess clubs from other schools. This group is spon- sored by Mr. Jack Druart. Ron Smith thinks he has Mike Fuller checked. Chessmen at play: Lloyd Shellum, Ed McFadden, Doug Y ' eager, and Steve 124 ROW ONE Inez Gomez. Betty Walker. Cindy Priebe. Alice Taylor. Bea Kent. Karen Hutson. Charlotte Wheeldon. Barbara John. ROW TWO Barbara Dudley. Linda Shehan. Rita Bernal. Joyce Brown, Inez Florence, Belinda Butler, Kay Beduell, Shan Neely. ROW THREE Mr. Bill McCollaugh. Don Doolin. Marvin Allen. En m Harless, Larry Humes ton, Keith Merryman, Mr. Johnson (student teacher), Mr. Terry Eaton. DECA Tech ' s Distributive Education Club of America is an active organization at Tech. Students from the D.E. core area make up the membership. The club runs the Student Center concession stand. They take care of many of the sales campaigns around the school. Highlights of the club activities include conventions. The 12th annual DECA state leadership con- ference was held March 1 1 and 12 in Des Moines. Keith Merryman took first place in the Sales Demonstration contest. Ervin Harless took second in the Quantitative Management Problems contest and Richard Scott won an honorable mention in Sales Demonstration Judging. Keith and Ervin attended the National Convention in Houston, Texas in April along with Mr. Terry Eaton, club sponsor. DECA club members are identified by their club pin and blazers. 125 Health Careers Club Plans Futures In Medicine ROW ONE Phyllis Cooper, Debbie Pennington, Donna McClintock. ROW TWO Cindy Love, Arliss Hartman. Carol Reed, Melody Ix rr ROW THREE Sandy Kooker, Dons Stockton, Duly Hughes. Standby Club Learns Techniques of Television ROW ONE Nancy Vanderwerf, John Monroe. Orla Nielsen. Jack Forest, Wayne Hughes, Phyllis Cooper ROW TWO Dave Flippo, Ron Young, Skip Stephenson Richard Keeney, Jeff Balderson. Bev Hirl ROW THREE Mr Russ Odegaard. Morris Rosen. Dale Cox. Robert Beaman. Evan Potratz. Us Healey, Artie Lammey, Bill Tornauist Art Gentry. 126 FTA Club Learns About Careers In Teaching ROW ONE Connie Moon, Judy Crawford, Maretta LaMay. Marsha Hale ROW TWO: Valerie Hunter, Patricia Bowers. Linda Peterson. Marsha Oxford ROW THREE Rose Harless. Kitty Black. Phyllis Ousley. Lois Ousley ROW FOUR Mr Wayne Webber. Orla Nielson. Mr Galen Kimie The SAT Staff Takes Care of SAT Sales LEFT TO RIGHT Kathy On . Bei Ixywery. Sharon Taylor. Myrna Brand. Mr Chellen. Pam Showman. Pat Kent 127 129 Spring Track Team ROW ONE Bob Hudson, Richard Scott. Rick Shade. Tom Carruales. Marvin Allen. Naomis Ward. Kenneth Roland. Ron Falke. Craig Shiffer. Howard Kelso ROW TWO Head Coach Mr Chuck Silvey. Tom Knox. Walter Knox. Charles Wolfskill. Don Williams. Clifford Terrell. Frank Phillips. Steve Hicks. Ed Kilts. Asst. Ctxich Mr Don Graves ROW THREE: Mike Crawford, Ed Smith. Johnson Hughes. Rocky Roland. John Crawford. Ed McFadden. Steve Gilmore. Rick Miller, Asst. C xwh Mr Burl Berry ROW FOUR. Steve Green. Larry Hill. Bill Tornquist. Milton Moshy. Bob Swails. Jack Witmer. U Roy Corbin. Tom Smith. Ushc Fonza. Charles Hulgan ROW FIVE Robert Beaman. Cedric Miller. Terry McKeny. Ron Streeter. Roger Uin. Ben Yee. Terry Yanske. Randy Burns. Harold Van Horn. Mark Rush. Kirb Holt. Pat Akers Tech ' s track team took its 47th straight meet when they beat Lincoln and Valley. The Osky Relays at Oskaloosa was another first place for the Engineers. These me ets started the 1968 season. Coming up were the meet with Newton, the Drake Relays, the Newton Relays, the City Meet, and the District and the State Meets. The team showed early promise of bringing home lots more trophies to fill the case. 130 ONE MILE RELA Y: Tom Knox, Mike Crawford, Naomis Ward, Marvin A lien. 132 SHUTTLE AND HURDLERS RELAY Ed Smith, Howard Kelso, Clifford Terrill, Johnson Hughes, (Asst. Coach) Burl Berry. FIELD EVENTS: Johnson Hughes, Bob Hudson, Ron Folke, Craig Shiffer, Steve Gilmore, Rick Miller, John Crawford. ROW TWO: Mark Rush, Leslie Fonza, Ixirry Hill, Ed McFadden, Steve Hicks, Tom Smith, Harold Van Horn, (Asst. Coach) Burl Berry. 133 Alan Thompson, Ron Chenoweth, Ron Scott. BACK ROW: Steve Valhreck, Don Cox, Joe Eaton, Mike Witk, Marc Gergen, Dick Ury, Glenn Lyle. Bob Sams. Tech ' s golf team worked out this year un- der a new coach, Jerry Con ley. The boys and girls teams at Tech are hampered in the im- provement of their game by lack of facilities to practice and to play. Mr. Conley plans to work toward improvement in each player ' s ability to lower the score and therefore, to win matches. Mr. Jerry Conley: First Year as Golf Coach. 134 Linda Gergen, Coleen Waage, Judy Hummel, Paulette Hart, Dianne Peterson, Sherry Brugioni. Boys ' Schedule Girls ' Schedule April 2 Hoover April 2 Hoover April 16 Lincoln April 16 Lincoln April 18 North April 18 North April 25 Dow ling April 25 St. Joseph ' s May 2 Valley May 2 Valley May 6 City Meet May 8 City Meet May 9 East May 9 East May 11 Sectional May 10 District May 15 Perry May 16 Roosevelt May 16 Roosevelt May 25 State May 18 District May 25 State 135 Girls 7 Tennis Team Starts With 2-1 Record KNEELING Debbie Hendricks. Mary Marchael, Lisa Abbey and Tech-us, the team mascot. STANDING Anneke Herbschleb, Sandy Loftin, Nancy Collier, Ricky Perry, Pat Hallbauer, Connie Hallbauer, Jeannette Smith (captain), Kay Walvatne. NOT PICTURED Dixie Stevens. With 8 lettermen back, the girls team showed promise for a winning season. In the city indoor meet at the Racquet Club they won six matches while losing four. They beat Saydel 7-2 and 8-1 but dropped a close match to East 3-4 in the first part of their 1968 schedule. The Schedule: April 1 Saydel April 17 Saydel April 18 East April 22 Hoover April 24 Valley April 29 St. Joseph ' s April 30 Indianola May 3 Roosevelt May 6-7 City Meet May 8 North May 10 St. Joseph ' s May 11 District May 17 Lincoln 136 Boys 7 Tennis Team Needs Experience FIRST ROW Danny Dean, Ken Hegland. Dennis Brooker. SECOND ROW William Jones. Prentice Bass, Larry Caswell. Earl Cater, Larry Swanson, Clarke Warren (captain), John Wilson, George Thompson. The Schedule With only two lettermen returning and a April 15 Ames whole squad without competition experience, April 16 Hoover the boys team faced a rough schedule. They April 19 Boone dropped their first two matches 7-0 to Ames April 23 Valley and Hoover. Captain Clarke Warren is the April 25 East only senior on the squad and most of the work April 26 Dowling this year was to gain experience for next year April 30 Indianola with sophomores and juniors dominating the May 1 Boone team. May 2 Roosevelt May 6-7 City Meet May 9 North May 11 District May 14 Dowling May 15 Indianola May 16 Lincoln 137 Baseball Engineers Start Season With Four Wins VARSITY ROW OSE: Dennis Rivas. Keith Roland. Ed Lortcher, Dan Parker. Mike Fuller ROW TWO Bill O ' Brien. Tony Rivas. Dave Kaufman. Ores Head. Bob Scherrer ROW THREE: Fred Fredrigill. Steve Stansell. Kirk Gathercole. Dare Raab. Russ Hutchinson. Coach Tom Sheldahal ROW FOUR: Larry Smith. Dick Jess. Bill Dorrell. Jim WebsUr, Mgr.. Warren Broad. Mgr . Ralph Pilger. Mgr New Coach Tom Sheldahl talks to his seniors: Dennis Rivas, Keith Roland. Back: Steve Stansell, Fred Fredrigill, Dave Raab. 138 SOPHOMORES ROW ONE Richard Gibb, Marv Cole. John Hood, Jim Clark, Steve Christensen. Dennis Rasmussen. Rusty Olson, Dennis Blom ROW TWO Tom Hardie Ron Grogan, Henry Claytor. Mike Volrath, Jim Metheny, Ray Burnsuie, Bill Jess. Jim Giles ROW THREE Coach Chelleen, Roger Calligan. Elmer Hilsenbeck. Ron Smith. Rick Merry field. Ray Burnsuie. Ron May field. Howard Davis. Bill Howard. George Katchelhoffer. Tech ' s baseball team got off to a great start in their 1968 season with a four win and one loss record. Under the guidance of new coach, Tom Sheldahl, the Engineers beat North, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Pella Christian while losing only to Dowling. Rain postponed an important game with East and the city title was in doubt. How- ever, the Engineers hope to capture a city trophy this year and do well in the sec- tionals. 139 Hemsifair ' 68 The theme for this year ' s Senior Informal was Hemsifair ' 68. Five countries were represented: Mexico, Italy, France, India, and America. The Plaid Lads and the Minor Bloom furnished the en- tertainment. To add to the fun, there was a Limbo £v contest. The juniors helped out with a puppet show. Bonnie and Clyde. 140 Class of 1968 Senior Activities Informal Party Hemisfair 1968 Saturday, April Gym 6-8:00-11:00 Boys ' Baccalaureate Sunday, May 26- 2:00 Senior Breakfast Graduate ' 68 Friday, May 31-7:00 a.m. Cafeteria Senior Prom Saturday, June Savery 1-8:30-11:30 Hotel Senior Banquet Thursday, April 26 6:30 Hotel Savery Baccalaureate Tea Sunday, May 26 — 3:45 Cafeteria Class Day Friday, May 31 8:30 a.m. Auditorium Commencement Monday, June 3-7:00 142 These Committees Made Senior Activities Successful! Informal Party Committee Co-Chairmen: Felecia Marasco Ken Roland Diana St. John Committee Members: Bob Dailey, Deb- bie Fechner, Wynn Frederick, Carolyn Gabriel, Linda Jacobs, Rick Miller, Keith Roland, Debbie Selzer, Gordon Timmins. Banquet Committee Co-Chairmen: Walter Henderson Roxanna Jackson Committee Members: Kay Bedwell, Pat Berry, Robert Butts, Sue Carr, Greg Hall, Sharon May, Galen Mayes, Debbie Mcintosh, Donna McNiel, Lynn Monroe, Linda Tuhn. Class Day Committee Co-Chairmen: Eric Corbin Bonnie Schlotterbeck Comittee Members: Sonya Baker, Lyn- ette Callahan, Craig Calligan, Roger Dhabatt, Larry Duke, John Fribourgh, Diane Johnston, Carol Pagitt, Mary Marchael, Ron Swanson. Cap and Gown Committee Co-Chairmen: Jim Bowlin Ron Cain Committee Members: Cassie Anderson, Valerie Hunter, Dan Major, Keith Merryman, Nancy O ' Donnel, Cindy Priebe. Prom Committee Chairman: Margie King Committee Members: Lisa Abbey, Jean Braden, Joy Grant, Sandi Fisher, Mil- dred Grant, Patty Hallbauer, Debi Huggins, JoAnn Jones, Sue Kenny, Becky Knox, Neal Wickliff, Tim Woods. Commencement Committee Co-Chairmen: Raleigh Dunston Barb Tuomi Committee Members: Karen Brown, Linda Carter, Judy Felton, Sandy Parker, Debbie Pennington, Sandy Proctor, Patty Stockbauer, Mike White. 143 Vice-President Margarie King This year ' s 1968 Treasurer Barb German 146 Linda Irving Belinda Butler Assistant Treasurers: James Boelling The Senior Executive Board: 4 I Diana St. John Bonnie Schlotterbeck ft Eric Corbin Walter Henderson 4 m Felecia Marasco Not Pictured: Raleigh Duns ton Barbara Toumi Ron Cain Roxanna Jackson Kenneth Roland 147 Sonya Annette Baker Susan Avella Baker George Louis Banks MichaelJ.V. Banning 148 Joy Lynn Grant Darrell Alan Graves Brent Levi Green Constance Susan Guillaume Ervin James Harless Michael Alan Harwood Walter Henderson, Jr. Miles M. Hendred Cynthia Rose Hofbauer Paula Jo Hoff Opal Marie Holder Lloyd Donald Hufft Jane Pluma Moore Joann Marie Moore Thyra Kathleen Morgan Linda Kathryn Motsinger Seniors Not Pictured: Dennis Christopher Abbington Terry Scott Allen Michael Lee Anderson Jody Sue Armstrong Donald Martin Arpy Barbara Louise Atkinson Edward Arthur Buchanan Michael Dean Bucklin Diana Lynn Burgher Warren W. Burrell Ronald V. Canada Michael Edward Carroll Katherine Ann Cook Doria Mae Cox Ronald Arthencery Davis Feddie Lee Deeds Kathy Joan Marshall Dunbar Sandra Kay Erickson Linda Shirk Evans Paul Jon Exline Daniel Boone Fell Judy Towers Felton Dana Felice Flowers Jerry Ben Frederick Salvador Antonio Gonzales Stephen Ralph Goodner Mildred Reedy Grant John Patrick Guess Charles Doolin Hall Michael Lee Helton Robert Allen Hurt James Michael Hush Colleen Kaye Hutton Daniel Jackson Edward Marlin Johnston Tommie Lee Knox Wayne Alan Kurschinski Maretta Joyce LaMay Roy Joseph Lindsay Karen Sue Longcor William Ernest Lynch Johnny Karnale Maunel Wilda Joyce Marshall Harris Clifford Melvin May Galen Donne 1 1 Mayes Rosa Marie ne McLaughlin Higgins Stanley Leroy Mitchell Larry Dean Mooers Danny Lee Moore Dennis Gene Pauley David John Rhoads James Harold Richard David Lynn Rudkin J a m es Ph i I ip Ryder James Kent Sater Jerry Lee Scott Griffith A. Sheets Wayne Edward Simpson Steven Carroll Smith Linda Sue Stender Robert Kent Stevenson Jacki Lee Terry Richard Lynn Thompson Steven Craig Tins ley Gary Lee Titus Marica Sue Hewitt Wei I man Cecil Irving White Mark Dennis Wilkinson Nancy Lynn Wilson Stephen Eugene Wood 172 173 The 1968 Senior Class Directory -A- LISA KATHLEEN ABBEY Engineer Editor 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 6, 7, 8; Student Council 4, 5, 6, 7. 8; Student Court Judge 3; Tennis 4. 6, 8; All City Student Council 3, 5, 6. 7, 8; Constitution Comm. 4; Student Council - Publicity 6, Poster Comm. 6. RAMONA LISA AGUINIGA Chorus 3. 4. 6, 8; Girl ' s Club 6. MARVIN WILLIAM ALLEN Cross Country 7; DECA 7. 8; Football 3; Gym Leader 7. 8; Hall Monitor 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Track 8. RICHARD DEVOTIE ALLEN Monitor 7. CASSIE LEE ANDERSON Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 5, 6. DEANNE MARIE ANDERSON Student Council 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Gym Leader 7, 8; Model U.N.: Guides 7, 8; Monitors 7, 8; Senior Hostess 4, 6; Health Careers 4; Social Committee 6. WILLIAM RICHARD ANDREWS JODY SUE ARMSTRONG SHARON ANN ASHBY Hall Monitor 3,6. BOBBY ALLEN BOYDSTON Band 3, 4. 5. 6, 7, 8. JEAN ANN BRADEN Girl ' s Club 5. 6, 7, 8; Monitor 3, ft, 7, 8; Health Careers 6; Gym Leader 7. JAMES RAY BROWN Monitor 7; Boy ' s Club 7, 8. TYWAYAH JOYCE BROWN DECA 7, 8. BEVERLY ANN BURSE Hall Monitor 3, 4; Technician 8; Engineer 8; Gym I.«ader 7,8. BELINDA JEAN BUTLER Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; DECA 7, 8; Student Council 3, 4; Red Cross Council 3, 6; Care Comm. Executive Board. ROBERT LAMAR BUTTS ROBERT MICHAEL CAIN Monitors 5. 6, 7, 8. JENNIFER JOAN CALDWELL DECA 7, 8. - B - STEVEN WAYNE BAIRD Wrestling 4. 5, 6. 7. 8; Foreign Student Club 4. 5. SONYA ANNETTE BAKER French Club 7. 8; Hall Monitor 4; Bacc Co mm Hostess 4 GEORGE LOUIS BANKS ROBERT GEORGE BARLOW Basketball 4, 6, 8; Football 3, 5; Gym Leader 6; Hall Monitor 4, 5; Student Council 6, 8; Elections Comm. 6; Key Club - President 7, 8. MARSHA KAY BEDWELL Chorus 6; Girl ' s Club 5. 6, 7, 8; DECA 7, 8; Library Staff 8. FRANK CARROLL BEGHTEL Monitor 7, 8. PATRICIA ANN BERRY Hall Monitor ft ALEXINS BIBBINS Girl ' s Club 5, 6 DARLINE KAY BISHOP Hall Monitor 6 RICHARD DUANE BLACKSMITH Football, 3. ft, 7; Hall Monitor 6; Student Council 5, 7; Key Club 7, 8; Gym leader 7. JAMES EDWARD BOELLING Student Council 4. 5, 7, 8; Letterman ' s Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Monitor 8, Senior Executive Board 8; Swimming 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8; Tennis 4, 6. 8. MIKE GARY PATRICK BOLTEN Football 5, 7; Monitor 3; Boy ' s Club 7, 8; Gym leader 7, 8; Letterman ' s Club 7. -C- LYNETTE LOUISE CALLAHAN Social Comm. 7; Girl ' s Club 5; Hall Monitor 5. RANDALL VICTOR CAMILLE Monitor 7. LINDA PEARL CARTER Hall Monitor 5, 6, 7, 8; Gym Leader 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Nurses Office Staff 6; Office Helper 8; Service Club 3. RONALD DALE CHENOWETH Basketball 4, 6;Golf 4, 6, 8; Hall Monitor 5; Letterman ' s Club 5, Student Council 5, 7; All City Student Council 5, 6, 7. 8; Key Club 7, 8; Gym Leader 7. FRED EARNEST CUNGMAN Chorus 6. 7. 8; Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Student Council 7, 8. VALERIE JEAN COLBY Chorus 7, 8; Counciling Center 7; Lunchroom Cashier 3, 4. 5, 6. JERRY GRANT COLES Technician 8; Engineer 8; Service 4. FOREST CARL COL1JNS PAUL IVCICH COOK Monitor 5, 7, 8. GARY LEE COOPER Student Council 7; Wrestling 7, 8. PHYLLIS JEAN C(X)PEK Hall Monitor 5; Health Careers 5, 8, 7; Standby Club 7, 8; Gym Officer Helper 8. ERIC MICHAEL CORBIN Hall Monitor 3, 7. 8; Boy Cheerleader 7. 8; Boy ' s Club K; Student Council 8; Senior Executive Board H; Health Careers 5, 6; Science Enrichment. KATHLEEN LYNN CRAIG French Club 7, 8; Monitor ft, 6, 8; S A T. Staff 7 174 ROBERT JAMES CRAIG Guides 7, 8; Boy ' s Club 7, 8; Hall Monitor 6, 7; Student Council 5, 6. JUDY KAY CRAWFORD Girl ' s Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 4; Future Teacher ' s Club 7. 8. DIANE FRANCES CRIST Office Staff 5, 6 DALLAS DEAN CRUCHELOW Monitor 5, 6, 8; Lab. Assistant 7. -D- JOSEPH ANTHONY DAGGETT Stage Crew 7, 8. ADDIE ADEL DAVIS Girl ' s Club 5 DIANN LEE DAVIS Girl ' s Club 5; Hall Monitor 6. HILDA MARIE DAVIS RONALD ARTHENCERY DAVIS Football 3, 5. 7; Hall Monitor 4; Letterman ' s Club 7, 8. CYNTHIA MAY DAVISON Girl ' s Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Office Worker 8; Hall Monitor 7; Typist 7, 8. VICKI M DAYE CAROLE LYNN DODSON Girl ' s Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. DONALD DWAYNE DOOUN DECA 7, 8; Hall Monitor 4, 5; Wrestling 3. CYNTHIA DIANNE DRAKE Chorus 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8; Hall Monitor 5. LAWRENCE JAMES DUKE Key Club 7, 8; Hall Monitor 7; Homecoming Court 7; Ad Club 5; Basketball 3, 4, 5; Football 3 SANDRA AARON DUNCAN DECA 8 RALEIGH MICHAEL DUNSTON Band 3, 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 3, 5; Football 3, 5; Gym Leader 6; Hall Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; Key Club 3, 7, 8; Chief Justice 7, 8; Letterman ' s Club 7, 8; Student 7, 8. DONNA KAY DURHAM Cheerleading 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Student Council 4. 5, 7; Girl ' s Club 3, 5, 6, 7, 8; Office Helpers 5; Chorus 8; Gym Uader 7, 8. DANIEL ALLEN DUSENBERY Chess Club 6, 7, 8; Monitor 3, 4, 7, 8; Gym Leader 7, 8; Boy ' s Club 5; Student Council 5 -E- ROBERT JEFFERY EIKLEBERRY Boy ' s Club 8; Student Council 3, 6; Hall Monitor 5, 6, 7; Guide 7, 8; Future Teachers Club 3, 4. JAMES ROBERT ERICKSON Monitor 3, 8; Key Club 3; Student Council 4. SANDRA KAY ERICKSON -F- DEBORAH KAY FECHNER Girl ' s Club 7, 8; Foreign Student Club 7, 8; Gym Leader 7, 8. DANIEL BOONE FELL Guides 7, 8; Golf 4. 5, 6; Hall Monitor 4 KRISTINE SUSAN FERRARI SANDRA FISHER Band 3, 4; Band Captain 5; Row Captain 6, 7, 8; Girl ' s Club Row Leader 5. 6. INEZ FLORENCE DECA 7. 8; Gym Leader 5; Snack Bar 6 KIM FLUKE Hall Monitor 5, 8. WYNN FREDERICK Stage Crew 7, 8; Stage Lighting 7, 8. FRED N FREDREGILL Ham Club Secretary 7, Vice President 8; Hall Monitor 7; Baseball 4, 6. LINDA FRENCH Future Teachers 4; Treasurer 5; Girl ' s Club 3; Poster Comm. 5, 6; Hall Monitor 4. JOHN FRIBOURGH Key Club 7, 8; Hall Monitor 8; Football Manager 3, 5, 7; Letterman ' s Club 3, 4, 7, 8; French Club 7, 8; Band 4, 5, 6; Boy ' s Club 5; Gym Leader 6; Kiwinas Club 3, 4; Student Council 5. -G- CAROLYN LEE GABRIEL Girl ' s Club 3, 4, 5; Roll Leader 6, 7. 8; Hall Monitor 6; Drama Club 3, 4, 5, 6; Student Council 6 PATRICIA A. E. GABRIEL Drama Club 3, 4, 5. 6; Secretary 7, 8; Engineer Copy Edi- tor 8; Girl ' s Club 5, 6. 7, 8; Student Council 6. SHERYL GERHART Drill Team 3, 4. 5. 6, 7. 8; Girl ' s Club 5; Guide 4. 5; Cap- tain 6, 7, 8; Gym Leader 4, 5; Hall Monitor 3. 4; Captain 5, 6; Student Council 5. BARB GERMAN Bacc Comm. Hostess 4. 6; Cheerleader 3, 4, 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 3, 5; Row Leader 6. 7, 8; Hall Moniter 6. 7, 8; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Social Comm. 6, 7, 8; Student Court 7. 8; Lab Assistant 6; Class Treasurer 8. JAMES EDWARD GILBERT STEVEN GILMORE Boy ' s Club 7; Football 5, 7; Gym Leader 7; Hall Monitor 7, 8; Letterman ' s Club 5, 7, 8; Homecoming 7 INEZ GOMEZ DECA 7. 8. ROXANNA GOOD LINDA IRENE GOODWIN Hall Monitor 6. 7. 8; Gym Leader 5 JOY LYNN GRANT Bacc Comm. 4. 6; Cheerleader 3, 4; Girl ' s Club 3, 5; Student Council 3; All City 5, 6; Speech Contest 4. MILDRED A GRANT Chorus 8. BRENT L GREEN Tennis 4; Letter 6 JOHN GUESS 175 CONST ANCI SUSAN OUILLAUMI KATHLEEN OUILLAUMI Library Staff 8 FRANK GUSTAFSON Monitor 4, 8. -H- GREGORY HALL Gym leader 7; Monitor 8, Foreign Student 7. 8 JAMYE HALL Monitor 5. PATTY M HALLBAUER Ad Club 5; Bacc Comm. Hostess 6; Girl ' s Club Row leader 5. 6. 7. 8; Tennis 6. 7. 8. ALLEN JAY HAMELL Football 3. RIC HARD T HANSEN Football 3; Monitor 3. ERVIN J HARLESS DECA Vice-President 7. 8; Football 5, 7; Gym leader 4. 7; Monitor 3. 4. 7; Letterman ' s Club 7. 8; D E Office helper 4; Student Council 3. 4; Swimming - Water Polo Captain 3. 4. 5; Inter-School Relations Comm. 4; Pub- licity Comm. Chairman 7. 8. MICHAEL LEE HELTON Band 3. 4; Rank and Unit Captain 5. 6; Bov ' s Club 5; Chess Club 6 WALTER HENDERSON Journalism 8; Executive Board Committee Chairman 7, 8; Student Council 8. MILES HENDRED Technician Sports Ad 7, 8 THOMAS EUGENE HENDRICKS Hall Monitor 5; Letterman ' s Club 7. 8; Swimming 4, 5; Water Polo 6, 7, 8. ANNEKE CHRISTINA HERBSCHLEB Aquahnas 7. 8; Monitor 7; Standby Club 7. 8; Student Council Representative to Executive Board 8; Tennis 8; Foreign Club 7, 8. HELEN HODSON Hall Monitor 7; Chorus 3, 4. 5. 6. 7; Office Worker 8 RAMONA HODSON Drill Team 7. 8; Hall Monitor 3. 4. PAULA HOFF Future Teachers 4; Girl ' s Club 3. 4; Monitor 4; Office Helper 7; Gym Leader 4. Sat Staff 3, 4; Foreign Student Club4 OPAL HOLDER DAVE HULL Monitor 6. LARRY LEE HUMESTON DECA 7, 8; Engineer 8; Monitor 3. 4. 5, 6; Technician 7; Ad Manager Salesman 8. JOYCE ELAINE HUNTER Technician 7 and 8. VALERIE HUNTER Future Teachers 3; Treasurer 4, 5; President 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 6. 7. 8; Monitor 4, 6; Student Council Executive Board 8; Care Comm. 6; Foreign Student Comm. 6. ROBERT HURT Basketball 3. 5, 7. KAREN HUTSON DECA 7; Historian 8; Girl ' s Club 5; Gym Officer Helper 5; Tennis 4. PAUL IRA Monitor 7, 8. LINDA IRVING Flag Twirler 3. 4, 5. 6, 7. 8. Captain (8); Monitor 8; Stu- dent Court Judge 8; Student Council 4. 7; Tennis 4. 6; Girl ' s Club 6. 7, 8; Senior Class Officer - Asst. Treasurer -J- JANET JACKMAN DANNY JACKSON Band 7. 8. ROXANNA JACKSON Drill Team 5. 6, 7. 8; Monitor 7. 8; Nurses Staff 7; Execu- tive Board 8. LINDA LEE JACOBS Cheerleader 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Captain. Girl ' s Club 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Monitor 7; Student Council 7, 8. Secretary (8). MARCIA RENEE JETER Chorus 3, 4. 5, 6, 7. 8. BARBARA JOHN DECA 7; Nurses Staff 6 JOYCE JOHNSON JOYCE Girl ' s Club 8. RANDALL JOHNSON Monitor 3. 5. MELODY ANN JOLLY Girl ' s Club 5. 6. 7, 8; Technician 7. 8; Band 4. JOANN MICHEELE JONES Girl s Club 5. 6. 7. 8; Student Council 6. 7; Student Court 8; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Library Staff 6; Election Comm. 4, 6. WILLIAM DENNY JORDAN JEFFREY ALAN JUNGMAN Student Council 6. -K- WAYNE LEE KALEN Guide 5. 6. 7. 8; Monitor. Wrestling 3. 4. PATTY ANN KARABATSOLIS Hall Monitor 3; Library Staff 4 DENNY KELLER Key 7. 8; Student Council 6. SUSAN ANN KENNEY Drill Team 5. 6. 7. 8; Monitor 3. 5, 8; Lab Assistant 8; Office Helper 6. MARJORIE ANNE KING Chorus 6. 7. 8; Student Council 7; Girl ' s Club 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. (President 7. 8); Senior Class Officer- Vice President 8; Band 3. 4. 5. 6. RKKKCCA JOYCE KNOX Office Helper 7; Bacc Comm. Hostess 6; Future Teach- er ' s Club 5, 6; Gym Leader 5; Lunchroom Cashier 6. MARLENE MARIE KRAUSE -L- MARETTA LAMAY Maretta Future Teachers 7. 8; Hall Monitor 7. 8; Service 7, 8. DAVID JAMES LAWS P. A. Crew 7. 8; Elections Comm. 7; Student Council 6. MARY ALLEN LEAF Gym Officer 5; Bacc Comm Hostess 6; Student Coun- cil 6 176 BRENDA KAE LEE Drill Team 3, 4; Girl ' s Club 5, 6, 7, 8. PATRICK L DEEPER Hall Monitor 4; Student 4. PAMELA LOUISE LEETE Hall Monitor H; Office Helpers 4, 5. CRYSTAL LENHART Chorus 3, 4. 5, 6,7,8. MICHAEL ANN LINDEN Office Helpers 8; Service Club 4, 5, 6. MELODY KAYE LOHR Service Club 4, 7; Health Careers 8; Lab Assistant 7, 8. KAREN LONGCOR Library Staff 7; Office Helper 5. CARL MARION LOREY Hall Monitor 5. CYNTHIA JEAN LOVE Lab Assistant 7, 8; Gym Leader 8; Health Careers 8; Service Club 4, 5. 6. THOMAS KEVIN LYNCH Student Council 7; Monitor 7; Foreign Student Club 6. -M- LYNN MARIE MADISON French Club 7, 8; Student Council 4. 7; Student Court 6; Girl ' s Club 3. JOHNNY KABNALE MANUEL Basketball 2. 4, 6; Gym Leader 2; Band 3; Future Teach ers 6; Sound Crew 5, 6. FELECIA (JAY MARASCO Flag Twirlers 3. 4, 5, 6. 7; Student Council 1, 2. 3; Senior Executive Board 8; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Hall Monitor 6. MARY ELIZABETH MARCHAEL Lab Assistant I, 2; Hall Monitor 2; Student Council 2, 4. 5; Girl ' s Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Tennis 2, 4, 6, 8; Social Comm. 5, 6. PAULA JEAN MARCHAEL Hall Monitor 3. 4; Student Council 4, 6. LINDA ELLEN MARSHALL Hall Monitor 5,6. BONITA MAY MCCONKEY Drill Team ft, 6. 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 5; Golf 5; Hall Monitor 6. ROSETTA LEE MCDONALD LINDA SUSAN MCFADDEN Hall Monitor 2, 6. RAMONA MARLENE MCKAY Office Helper 2, ft, 6; Future Teachers Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6. DONNA ANN MCNIEL Girl ' s Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Student Council, Poster Comm., Elections Comm. 4, 6; Foreign Student Comm. 6; Model U.N. RODERICK WILLIAM MCPHEE. JR. Monitor 7, 8; Technician 7, 8. KEITH RANDALL MERRYMAN DECA 7, 8, (President); Baseball; Hall Monitor 5; Student Council 6. GLENN ALLEN MICHAEL Hall Monitor 7. MARY JO MICILE Library Staff 4; Student Council 3; Pool Messenger 5. RICKY ROSS MILLER Football 3, 5, 7; Baseball 4, 6; Gym Leader 6, 7, 8; Stu dent Council 4, 5. 6. 7; Wrestling 5; Standby Club 7, 8; Lettermen ' s Club 7, 8; Kiwinas Club 7, 8; Baseball ft. ROSALIND MILLER Hall Monitor 5; Tennis 4, 6. KAY MARIE MILLS Band 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 5, 6; Chorus 3. PATRICIA LYNN MONROE Girl ' s Club 7, 8; Chorus 3, 4, 8; Hall Monitor 6. LARRY DEAN MOOERS Technician 7; Basketball 4 CONNIE GWEN MOON Future Teachers 7, 8. JANE PLUMA MOORE Cheerleader 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 7, 8; Hall Monitor 6; Aqua- linas 3. 4; Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6. JOANN MARIE MOORE Girl ' s Club 8; Hall Monitor 4; Library Staff6. THYRA KATHLEEN MORGAN Hall Monitor 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, (Captaini 5, 6. LINDA KATHRYN MOTSINGER Hall Monitor 7, 8; Student Council 7. VALERIE SUSAN MULLIN Girl ' s Club 7, 8; Chorus 3, 4, 6; Guides 7, 8; Hall Monitor 7. -N- SHARI SUZANNE NEELY DECA 7. 8; Chorus 4, 5. 6. STEVEN GUST NEOFOTIST Lettermen ' s Club 7. 8; Key Club 7. 8; Hall Monitor 6, 8; Basketball 4, 6. 8; Student Council 5, 7, 8. (President 7); Gym Leader 7. 8; Lab Assistant 7, 8. KNUD ORLA NIELSIN Wrestling Mgr. 7, 8; Drama Club 7, 8; Student Council 7, 8; Future Teachers 7. 8; Standby Club 7, 8; Foreign Student 7, 8; Key Club 7, 8; Fall Play 7, 8; Debate 7. 8. -O- PAMELA KAY OGLEVIE Library Staff 3, 4, 5; Student Council 7. CAROL ANN OLSON Girl ' s Club 7; Hall Monitor 5; Student Council 3, 5; Tennis 4 LOIS ANNETTE OUSLEY Girl ' s Club 5. 6, 7, 8; F.T.A. Club 7. 8; Chorus 4, 5. 7, 8; Technician 8; Debate Club 8; Library Staff 8; Service Club 8. PHYLLIS ANN OUSLEY Girl ' s Club 7, 8; Future Teachers 7, 8; Technician Staff 7, 8; Foreign Student Comm. 8; Chorus 7, 8; Library Staff 8; Debate Club 8; Service Club 8; Red Cross Council 3; Speech Contest 5. -P- CAROL ANN PAGITT Social Comm. 7; Publicity Comm. 8; Monitor 4, 5; Gym Leader 4. SANDY CARLEEN PARKER Gym Leader 7. 177 RUTHANNI PEACOCK DECA 7. 8; Hall Monitor 5. LEA ANNE PEDERSEN Guide 5. 6. 7. 8; Hall Monitor 5. 6. 7. DEBORAH DEANN PENNINGTON Health Careers 5, 6. 7. 8; Chorus 4. 6; Hall Monitor 3. 4. LINDA KATHLEEN PETERSEN FT A Club 5. 8. 7. 8; Chorus 5. 6; Band 7. 8; French Club STEVEN VICTOR PHILIPSEN Hall Monitor 7; Trouble Shooting Contest 7, 8. LESLIE GENE PORTWOOD Gym Leader 7. 8; Hall Monitor 5; Lunchroom Cashier 4. SANDRA LEE POST Hall Monitor 5; Office Helper 6. STEVEN THOMAS PRALL Monitor. 7. 8; Captain. RICHARD ALLEN PRATT Library Staff 7; Ham Club 7. 8; Hall Monitor 5. CINDY MARIE PRIEBE DECA. 7. 8; Treasurer Student Council 8; Technician 7; Editor 7; Engineer 8; Drill Team 3. 4. 5. 6; Hall Monitor 4.6. SANDRA JO PROCTOR Debate Club 8; Drama Club 3, 4. 5, 6. 7, 8; Engineer 7, 8; Technician 7. 8. SANDRA KAY PRYOR Student Council 5. 6. 7. 8; Senior Class Secretary 8; Bacc Comm. Hostess 6; Chorus 3; Hall Monitor 5; Office Helper 6 Q- KAREN SUE QUETSCHENBACH Technician 7. 8; Engineer 8; Girl ' s Club 5. MADELENA ALEXANDERIA QUIJANO Service Club 7. 8; Girl ' s Club 7; Monitor 8; Engineer 8. -R- DAVID JAMES RAAB Hall Monitor 7; Baseball 4, 6. 8; Football 3. 5. 7; Band 3; Basketball 3; lettermen ' s Club 5. JANET MAE RAINEY Girl ' s Club 5. 6, 7. 8; Office Helper 5. 6. (Gym Office). DAVID JOHN RHOADS DAVID Football 3. 5. DENNIS DEAN RIVAS Baseball 4. 6. 8; Monitor 8. LARRY WILLIAM RIVERS Wrestling 3. KEITH DALE ROLAND Kiwinas Club 7. 8; Lettermen ' s Club 7, 8; Hall Monitor 7; Student Council 7, 8; Cross Country 7; Wrestling 3, 5, 7. KENNETH DEAN ROLAND Baseball 4; Cross Country 6, 7; Hall Monitor 5, 6, 7, 8; Student Council 4, 7; Track 8; Wrestling 7, 8; Kiwanas Club 7. 8; Technician 8; Lettermen ' s Club 7. 8; Stage Crew 7. 8. DAVID LEROY ROTSCHAFER Monitor 7. DAVID LYNN RUDKIN BRUCE LEE RUMMANS Hall Monitor 5. -S- DIANA ST JOHN Flag Twirler 3, 4; Hall Monitor 5; Student Council Secre- tary 6; Executive Board 8; Technician Editor 8; Tennis 4; Girl ' s Club 5. 6. GREGORY NORMAN SCHAFER BONNIE SUE SCHLOTTERBECK Band Majorette 7, 8; Monitor 8; Captain 5; Guides 5, 6, 7, 8; Engineer, Senior Editor -Senior Executive Board 8; Bacc Comm. Hostess 6; Cheerleader 3, 4; Girl ' s Club 3. 4, 5; Student Council 3. 4; Student Center Helper 5. ROBERT SCHOCK Monitor 5, 6. 8; Boy ' s Club 5. RICHARD STEVEN SCOTT Cross Country 1. 3, 5. 7; Wrestling 7, 8; Track 4, 6. 7; DECA 7.8. RONALD RAY SCOTT Football 3. 5, 7; Student Council 5. 6. 7, 8; President 7; lettermen ' s Club 5, 6, 7; Golf 8, Captain; Kiwinas Club 5, 7, 8, Senior Director; Gym Leader 7; Band 3; Basket- ball 4, 5; Health Careers 3, 4, 6; Track 3. 4, 5; Senior Class President 8. RENE ANTOINETTE SCOUGAL DEBORAH SUE SELZER Student Council 5, 6; Elections Comm. 7, 8; Social Comm. Majorette 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 3, 5, 6, 7. HARRIETT SEYMOUR Bacc. Comm. Hostess 6; Girl ' s Club Assistant Treasur- er 5; Chairman at Large 6; Social Chairman 7, 8; Student Council Executive Board and Social Chairman 6; Social Comm. 6. JOCELINE MARIE SHEFFER Office Helper 5, 7, 8. LINDA A SHEHAN DECA 7, 8; Monitor 5. JO ANN SHUFF Office Helper 3. 6; Student Council 3; Technician 7. 8. IRENE M. SMITH Chorus 7; Girl ' s Club 5, 7; Gym leader 7; Monitor 8; Health Careers 3. 4; Lab Helper Vice-President 8. JEANNETTE SMITH Future Teacher 6; Girl ' s Club 6, 7. 8; Monitor 5, 7; Tech- nician Sports Editor 8; Tennis 4, 6, 8. DANNY FRANK SONDERLEITER Football 5. DAVID DEAN SPOONHOLTZ Gym leader 7, 8; Monitor 5. STEVEN STANSELL Baseball 4. 8; Monitor 7, Kiwinas Club 7, 8. CLAUDE ARTHUR STEPHENSON Chorus 3; Monitor 3. 4; Stand-by Club 3, 4, 5, 6; Vice- President 7, 8. DIXIE STEVENS Aqualinas 4, 5, 6, 7; Chorus 3, 4. 5. 6; Drill Team 7, 8; Girl ' s Club 3, 5. 8; Monitor 7; Tennis 4, 6, 8. GEORGE W. STEVEN. JR. Boy ' s Club 5; Chess Club 6, 7, 8; Monitor 6, 7, 8; Library Staff 5. 7. M 178 ROCHELLE STEWARD DAVID STEWART Chorus 7, 8; Monitor 8; Technician 7 PATRICIA A. STOCKBAUER Chorus 3, 4, 8; Gym Leader 8; Red Cross Council 3. DORIS ANN STOCKTON Chorus 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Health Careers 3; Planning Com- mittee 4. 5, 6, 7, 8; Nurses Staff 6; Service Club 5; French Club 7. 8; Lab Assistant 7, 8; Speech Contest 4; Science Lab Assistant 6. KATHY STUART Bacc 6 Comm. Hostess 6; Girl ' s Club 3. 4, 5. 6; Student Council 3. 4, 5, 6; Executive Board 7, 8; Social Committee Chairman 7, 8; Student Court 5, 6. JOHN SWAILS Monitor 7, Gym leader 7. RONALD SWANSON Student Council 8; Student Court 8. -T- ALICE G TAYLOR DECA 3. 4, 5, 6; Social Comm. 7. 8. RICHARD TAYLOR Chess Club 6, 7, 8; Ham Club Vice President 5, 6. 7. President 8. BRENDA KAY THOMAS Chorus 3. 4. 5; Office Helper 5, 7; Technician Secretary 8; Red Cross Council 3. CONNIE THOMAS Girl ' s Club Assistant Secretary 5. 6; Hall Monitor 3. JOHN THOMAS LINDA LEE THOMAS Band 3. 4. 5, 6. 7; Chorus 4; Library Staff 5. MARK THOMAS Foreign Student Committee 5; Constitution Committee 6. RICHARD L. THOMPSON Stand by Club 4. GORDON T1MM1NS Ad Club 5. 6; Layout Editor for Engineer 8; Student Council 7. Technician 7, 8. STEPHANIE TOMLINSON Drill Team 5, 6; Co-Captain 7; Captain 8; Girl ' s Club 7, 8; Guides 5, 6. LINDA TUHN Future Teachers Club 7. 8; Girl ' s Club 5. 6. 7, 8; Hall Monitor 5. BARBARA TUOMI Drama Club 5. 6. 7, 8; Gym Leader 8; Hall Monitor 5; Debate Club 8; Executive Board 8; Commencement Chairman 8. CLARKE WARREN Gym Leader 5, 7. 8; Lettermen s Club 7. 8; Tennis 8; Foreign Student Club 7; Treasurer 8. GERTRUDE LEIN WEBB Future Teachers Club 4, 5. 6; Girl ' s Club 4. 5 MARCIA WKLLMAN KEVIN JACK WEST Football 3; Manager 4, 7; Gym Leader 6, Key Club 6. 7; Secretary 8; Lettermen ' s Club 6. 7, 8; Student Center Monitor 6. CHARLOTTE WHEELDON DECCA 7. 8. Hall Monitor 5 MARIRUTH WHEELS Chorus 4, 5. 6; Girl ' s Club 5. NEIL DOUGLAS WICKLIFF Boy ' s Club 5; Hall Monitor 6; Model United Nations 8 EZELL WIGGINS Baseball 3. 4; Engineer Sports Editor 8; Technician 7, 8. RAYMOND CHARLES WILKINS Football 3; Hall Monitor 3, 6; Movie Operator 4. 5; Film Messenger 5. MICKEY WILSON Hall Monitor 7,8. NANCY WILSON HAROLD EUGENE WINSTON Guides 7. 8; Hall Monitor Student Center 4. 5. Captain 7, 8; Key Club 7, 8; Student Council Executive Board 4, 5. Sgt. at Arms 8; Student Court 4; Assembly Comm. 4. ELLEN BELLE WINTERS Girl ' s Club 6; Gym Leader 7. 8; Service Club Secretary Treasurer 7. 8; After Game Party Comm. 7, 8. CATHERINE SUSAN WITHAM Girl ' s Club 5. 6; Hall Monitor 5. STEPHAN EUGENE WOOD Hall Monitor 6. 7 CRAIG WYCKOFF Hall Monitor Captain 6. 7; Ford Class 7. 8; Plymouth Trouble Shooting 7. 8. - Y- RONALD AUGUST YOUNG Boy ' s Club 5. 7; Ham Club Sergeant At Arms 7. 8; Moni- tor 5, 7; Stand-by Club 4. 6; President 7. 8; Student Council 4, 6; Foreign Student Club 6. -V- NANCY LEE VANDERWERF General Chorus 3. 4, 5, 6. 7, 8; Hall Monitor 5. 6; Service Club 7, 8; Stand-by Club 6, 7, 8; Foreign Student Club 6, 7, 8. SHEILA ANN MARIE VILLALOBOS Drill Team 7. 8; Girl ' s Club 6, 7, 8; Student Council 8; Technician 7. -W- BETTY PAULINE WALKER D.E.7,8; DECCA 7, 8 179 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Allen Jay llamell llcn |a HamclL known h all his friends as . J., was killed Saturday, March 30, when the car which he was working on, fell and crushed him. A. J. was a senior and in the Diesel Mechanics core-area. He was on the foot- hall team his sophomore year and this year he was on Co-op and worked at ( ihhs Cook Equipment Co., L314 Walnut. Services lor A. J, we re at noon, April 2, at Hamilton s Funeral Home. 182 ¥? TVT sT ¥ TVT ¥? Ti ENGINEER ADVERTISING SECT ION Bowl at VAN GINKEL LANES 2210 Ingersoll ROR DUD Il Y.f lio AMATEUR RADIO SUPPLY 244-7388 GRAND VIEW COLLEGE • 2 YEARS LIBERAL ARTS • NEW 3 YEAR PROGRAM • PRE PROFESSIONAL • PERSONALIZED ATTENTION • FULLY ACCREDITED For Information, Please Write Office of Admissions. GRAND VIEW LIBRARY — one of 3 new buildings to be completed by fall 1968. GRAND VIEW COLLEGE DES MOINES, IOWA 50316 A COLLEGE OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA 183 Seidler Studio Quality Photography Senior Portraits Weddings 3617 6th 243-2250 Highland Park FRANK W. JOHNSON CO. 7 E. Walnut CHIN DICK ' S STANDARD 1802 Crocker PARKS NORTH STAR i:n:i sk 1st DES MOINES CASH REGISTER 1346 Harding Road Sales — Supply — Senile 288-9837 MARGARET ' S SALON OF BEAUTY 431 1 SW 9th 243-0619 Margaret Carter. Proprietor RADIO TRADE SUPPLY CO. 1017 High St. Electronic Supplies For Students the Chippiest chips around IOWA ' S LARGEST HOME-OWNED POTATO CHIP COMPANY 184 As part of Younkers firm belief in the young people of today, a program is offered for the Des Moines area schools each year. ..TEEN BOARD for junior and senior girls, and ADVISORY BOARD for junior and senior boys. These young people, selected to represent their schools, are chosen for leadership qualities, high scholastic standings, personal recommendations from school administrators and evaluation from members of the retiring boards, plus their in- terest and ability in retail and fashion. They participate in special fashion shows during the year, give talks in their schools and to other groups on good grooming, publish a monthly newsletter and work in various junior departments each Saturday. Younkers salutes the rep- resentatives from Tech for a job well done. Left to right: Bob Barlow, Linda Jacobs, Becky Smith, Marvin Bowlin. 185 Your Complete Paint Store Artist Supplies Paints Wall Coverings IOWA PAINT MFG. CO., Inc 17th and Grand Des Moines, Iowa 283-150 1 ROGERS JEWELERS Hpariniiartprs For Teenafe Jewelry 317 7th Street 244-8318 GRAND LANES 2143 GRAND Ph. 283-2279 BASSMANS MARKET l OH (,rand Ave. 244 6428 KWONG TUNG CAFE (Jiinesc American Food 8th Mulberry For Convenient Service YELLOW CABS CALL 243-1 1 1 1 Quality With Service Since 1889 VICTORIA Cleaners — Tailors — Launders — Cold Storage Plant: 541 Sixth Ave. Branch: 2720 Grand Ave. Save With Cash and Carry Drive-in HINKY DINKY j 2710 Ingersoll Hinky Dinky Stores kti f i i gt  | w r ifi c To Serif Von j J Compliments BOONE ' S BOOK and BIBLE STORE, Inc. 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Ph. 1 103 University Des Moines, Iowa PHONE 243-1253 DIABETIC and BABY NEEDS BIOLOGICALS, COSMETICS Charlie- Phil Jerry Watters M W Motors Inc . 1436 E 14th Best selections of sport cars ano corvettes in lowa Big motors and 4 speeds Congratulations Stan Moore Motors Inc. a ft ft r ft I A..—. 4285 2 nd Ave For the Finest in Automobiles flnoERSon ERiCKSon DAIRY DES MOINES • WATERLOO 188 Compliments of Capital Lanes 11016th Street 288 -6923 FAABORG PHARMACY RAY FAABORG R. Ph. MAXINE FAABORG R. Ph. 2222 EAST 14th ST. PHONE 266-51 59 J im Ellefson Des Moines Music House Established 1916 Drums Amps- Guitars- Organs Iowa ' s Combo Headquarters 814 Walnut Street 244-4161 JESSEN ' S 2220 East 14th OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 11. P.M. its Smarter to Charter You Have a Group? We Have a Bus! Special Rate For School Activities DES MOINES TRANSIT CO. 244-8111 Seniors Enroll Now Iowa School of Beauty Culture 816 ' 2 Walnut 244-6233 MARVIN FOOD SHOP GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES - FROZEN FOODS TEL. 266-7525 842 HULL AVE. Olson-Sutherland Motor Co. SELECT USED CARS BANK-RATE FINANCING 835 909 E EUCLID AVE - DES MOINES. IOWA 50316 TELEPHONE Bargain Center of Iowa 262 5601 Park Ave Drug S.W. 9th Park Triangle Drug S.E. 14th lndianola Rd Des Moines Largest Vern ' s Used Cars Inc. The Best for Less Phone 265-1639 or 265-1630 3321 East 14th Des Moines, Iowa HOMESTEADERS LIFE COMPANY HOME OFFICE DES MOINES, IOWA A Mutual Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company Established in 1906 2141 Grand Ave. Telephone: 288-7481 189 SANITARY MATTRESS Call H p r p fnr all Ynur Mattrpss P r n h 1 p m s uaii Mult iui all IUUI ni a 1 1 1 t j j I luuiuiiio 1 21 6 University ANDY BILLS MARKET Ou ilifv — Service E. 33rd Cleveland 266 0046 BABE ' S ITALIAN and AMERICAN RESTAURANT ENTERTAINMENT 417 6TH AVE. Des Moines, IOWA 244-9319 NIFFENEGGER BARBER SHOP 2102 ' 2 East 14th HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK open Friday evenings until 8:00 P. M. Corner of 3rd and Euclid DRIVE-IN TELLER WINDOWS Second and Euclid Member of F.D.I.C. Compliments of WALLACE HOMESTEAD CO. •Publishers and Printers- 1912 Grand Des Moines 243-6181 CONNIE ' S SKYLINE ACROSS FROM AIRPORT TWO PARTY RO OMS 20-to 40 50-to 200 190 JEN - ED SHOES Wakonda Shopping Center Birdland Drive Boat and Ski Equippment IOWA ' S LARGEST DEALER KLINE ' S MARINA EREE RAMP 266-8050 CALL 288-2052 MORT ' S BARBER SHOP 11th and University Avenue DES MOINES irren J Wa, ACROSS FROM AIRPORT DES MOINES, IOWA Congratulations Pop Corn Bin Park Fair Shopping Center Des Moines Flying Service Municipal Airport Klien ' s Department Store 3614 Sixth Ave. Men ' s Women ' s Children ' s Clothing 243- 1602 Recovering Spring Retied Cushions Stuffed DE WITT UPHOLSTERING 2121 Forest 243-4720 Office 2121 Forest Avenue 262-1121 Residence Des Moines, Iowa GRAND VIEW COLLEGE • 2 YEARS LIBERAL ARTS • NEW 3 YEAR PROGRAM • PRE PROFESSIONAL • PERSONALIZED ATTENTION • FULLY ACCREDITED For Information, Please Write Office of Admissions. GRAND VIEW LIBRARY— one of 3 now buildings to be completed by fall 1968 GRAND VIEW COLLEGE DES MOINES, IOWA 50316 A COLLEGE OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA 191 ZELLER ' S n i n u run rinnioo PARK FAIR FABRICS 100 East Euclid Des Moines SALES RENTALS GLADYS ROBERTSON V mmW M mm ■ 0 ■ m mm mm mm ■  ■ mm mm 9 m BRIDAL SHOP Wedding Dresses, Formats, Bridesmaid Dresses Flower Girl Dresses, Crowns, and Veils 819 LOCUST PHONE 244-8631 AL ' S BARBER SHOP Harlan Murice Specialize in all Styles 1213 University Brownies Open Pit Barbecue Dining Room - Carry Out 244-4446 2024 Forest CHICKEN DELIGHT 210 Euclid 243-6269 Don ' t cook tonight call Chicken Delight BARR BICYCLE FRANTHKFf) SPH WIN DEALER REPAIR ALL MAKES 1805 Keo 244-5825 Des Moines Cash Register Co. 1QJC UorHinn DnoH Phnno 9flft Q ft 7 I J4u ndlOing N 0 3 0 rnOlie 100 300 Sales - Supply - Service Bill Chrisman Joe Roby Louie ' s Fina Service Complete Tuneup Mechanic On Duty At All Times 12th University A CCRAY HEATING COOLING 1 Vial 1 244-3617 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL SALES-SERVICE 24 HR SERVICE A HEATING 1716 FOREST AVE. Des Moines A Prescription Pharmacy 1541 Siith ave Phone 244-6143 Ull VI A III III Vi ■ 11 V ■■ V fc T ¥1 IW Des Moines, Iowa For Your Graduation Photographs 420 9th Street 288-6300 NIT A S BEAUTY SALON 1327 - 6th Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Appointment Specializing In Hairsetting Styling, Permanents And Coloring Phone AT. 8-7526 CRESCENT CHEVROLET COMPANY new and used cars and trucks SERVICE PARTS downtown Des Moines phone 288-t 041 (new cars) phone 2881988 (used cars) 2nd Euclid DU I U O OIMNUMIaU Oli VIUl Former Tech Grad SINCE 1883 FIELD SHOE CO. 710 WALNUT DortUlt - Shop KEOWAY ( ANKENY-DES MOINES PLUMBING INC. fast efficient service: repairing; remodeling; contracting equipped to handle any size job; licensed plumbers issued by City of Des Moines 1717 KeoWy 288-0600 ORVILLE LOWE MIDTOWN MOTORS Corner: 13th and Locust ' Cleanest Used Cars in Town Mitchell AUTOMATIC Transmission Service We Service, Repair and Rebuild all makes of transmissions-automatic, straight and four-speed. 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Hunting and Camping Supplies 1S30 Sixth Avenue Des Moines, Iowa Telephone 282 1994 HILAND PARK HARDWARE FRANK PHYLLIS JENKINS 244-0443 3613 6th AVE. Home Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SIXTH AND GRAND. DES MOINES UNIVERSITY Invites you to explore an exhilarating environ- ment tor education. Drake offers modern uni- versity facilities in your own home town. Consider one of six outstanding undergraduate colleges open to qualified high school graduates. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 195 NOW WHAT? A future exciting and challenging as never before awaits each of you graduating from high school this year. Yours is the future of the first man on the moon ... the scientist discovering a long-sought cure . . . a jet pilot circling the earth in 60 minutes. All this and more will be yours, so plan your future carefully . . . wisely. And no matter where you go, or what you do, you can always depend on this full- service bank for help and counsel in planning the best possible future for you. The Full Service Bank with the Personal Touch CAPITAL CITY STATE BANK EAST FIFTH AND LOCUST IN DOWNTOWN DES MOINES PHONE 244-5111 Over Forty Services In All, Including . . . • Low, Bank-Rate Auto Loans • Homo Improvement Loins • Real Estate Mortgage Loans • Commercial Loans • Personal Loans • Two Typos of Chocking Accounts • Complete Trust Services • Safety Deposit Boies • Passbook Savings Accounts • Certificates of Deposit • Drive-In Banking • Saturday Banking • Free Parking • Bank-By-Mail • Drafts and Cashier ' s Checks • Travelers Checks • Night Depository •7a MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 196 I ' ve a future I must build There are plans that I must drau . Then let this timid hand of mine Be guided, line for line. With that steady, certain trueness Of the Hand that planned This universe. There are materials I must choose. Then let this casual mind of mine Choose with the wisdom of the Mind That fixed the substances Of things like grass and trees And mountain peaks. There are decisions ! must make. Then let me make them with that sureness That divided land and sea, And day and night, the birds that fly And beasts that roam the field. There ' s a determination I must hat e. Then let me bind myself unto such things As principles, and truth, and right With that same permanence That holds in their celestial places The sun, and stars, And all the heavens ' gems. Ti e a future I must build. So, let me build it with such care, such tools, such wisdom, And with such a rugged firmness, That all the fiercest thrusts Of host or elements Cannot destroy it. Aye, I ' ve a future I must build . . . Let me rise, then, to the task! — Bernard J. Patrick JOHN DEERE John Deere Des Moines Works, Des Moines , Iowa Make Yours a Save at the Big The Bank That Cares CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY LOCUST AT SIXTH AVENUE, DES MOINES, IOWA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of 1967 Geo. Walker Ford 17th Ingersoll After the Sale, We Service Andrews Studio 822 Walnut Phone 244-4956 Weddings Graduations MORRIS AUTO PARTS, INC. 1309 Locust Street COMPLETE LINE OF TOOLS CH 4-3279 Best of Luck to Seniors! ...courtesy of a friend 198 utographs 199 Autographs 200