Dubuque High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1967 volume:

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Kerper, Mrs. Rafoth, Mr. Ahearn, Mr. Ruegnitz, Mr. Buelow, Mrs. Pfaff, Mr, Link, Mr. Stapletong SEATED: Dr. Wallace fpresidentj. Superintendent Garlyn I-I. Wessel Assistant Superintendent Howard Pigg 8 I I Q Dr. Roger Kampschroer Principal Donald Moody Leslie Huth Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 9 Ethel Russo--Dean of Girls. Donald Henderson--Dean of Boys. Clarence Koob--Special Servicesg Civil Defense. Mary E. Ritzman--School Nurse. FACULTY Harry Allman--Sophomore Englishg Cafeteria Supervisorg B.A. University of Dubuqueg State Col- lege of Iowa. Mark Becker--Junior Guidanceg Senior Class Advisor Cafeteria Placementg B.A. Loras Collegeg M.A. University of Colorado. Roger Bentley--American I-Iistoryg Driver Edu- cationg Assistant Football and Track coachg Boys' Intramuralsg B.A. Wayne State. ?Q! '- WT. Wi l? Hiftfez .sn Kenneth Beegley--Sophomore Guidance5 B.A. Buena Vista College. James Bentz--Drivers Educationg B.A. State College of Iowag M.A. Colorado State College. James Bradley--Trigonometryg Geometryg Math Surveyg Junior Class Advisorg Ushers Club Sponsorg B.S. Wisconsin State University. Florence Brockert--Algebrag University of Dubuqueg University of Chicagog University of Illinois. Stephen Burns--Vocational Machine Shop Practiceg University of New York. Guy Carlton--Governrnentg Problemsg Awards Com- mitteeg National Honor Societyg B.A. State College of Iowa5 State University of Iowag University of Dubuque. Danielle Chappell--ESEA Readingg B.A. New Jersey State College. Janet Chidley--Sophomore Englishg B.S. Illinois State University, Normal. Wesley Cooley--Woodshopg Driver's Educationg Stage Set Constructiong B.S, University of Nebraska. Eileen Coursey--Librariang Library Club Sponsorg B.A. Montana State University. JoAnn Datisman--Home Management and Family Livingg B.A. State College of Iowa. Norman Dearborn--Orchestra Directorg Instrumental Musicg B.A. State College of Iowag M.A. North- western University. Carl DeMaio--Sophomore Englishg Junior Business Englishg Co-Curricular Speechg B.A. Loras College. Bill Dotson--Boys' Physical Educationg Assistant Sophomore Football Coachg Head Wrestling Coachg Assistant Track Coachg B.A. State College of Iowa. Gene Doyle--American Historyg Assistant Football Coachg Assistant Track Coachg Driver Educationg B.A. State College of Iowa. Lorraine Dubuque--American I-Iistoryg Social Com- mitteeg Senior Class Advisorg Pep Club Advisorg B.A. Clarke College, Irene Edgar--Psychologyg Physiologyg IRC Advisorg AFS Co-ordinatorg B.S. University of Wisconsin. Marian Ellison--Basic Mathematicsg Ceometryg YaWaCa Sponsor5 B.S. Wisconsin State University, IaCrosse. John Fischer--Head of Industrial Education Depart- mentg B.A. State College of Iowag M.A. Colorado State College. Don Fisher- -Boys' Physical Educationg Head Football Coachg D Club Sponsorg Assistant Track Coachg B.A. State College of Iowag M.A. University of Iowa. X 'ECT Q ,gr -A 3 -X ' t Av t ww-j ' Anna Flewelling--Junior Englishg B.A. Saint Mary of the Woodg M.A. Columbia University, Ronald Foelske--Machine Calculationg Bookkeeping Commercial Guild Sponsorg B.A. Wartburg College. Florence Fredrickson--Sophomore English5 Co- advisor to ECHOg B.A. University of Illinois Eleanor Froiland--Junior Englishg Public Relations Committeeg B.A. Luther College. Winifred Garland--Sophomore Englishg Faculty So- cial Committeeg FTA Advisorg B.A. State College of Iowa. Sarah Frances Garvin--Typingg Secretarial Practiceg Public Relations and Publicity Committeeg B.A. University of Dubuqueg State University of Iowag Northwestern University. Ava Giles--Sophomore Guidanceg B.A. University of Omahag M.S. Western Illinois University. Gene Glab--Geometry5 Algebrag Assembly Commit- teeg Head Track Coachg Cross Country Coachg B.A. State College of Iowa. Martha Glaser--Bookkeepingg Typingg B.S. University of Dubuque. Kenneth Gordon- -American Problemsg Grounds Committeeg B.A. Loras. ' Michael Gorton--U.S. Historyg B.A. State College of Iowa, Armin Groom--Driver's Educationg Head Sophomore Football Coach5 M.A. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville. Fred Gunsaulis--Vocational Printing and Printingg Shop Drawingg B. E. University of Wisconsin. Ron Hahlen--Graphic Artg Art Appreciationg Arts Sz Craftsg Promotions Committeeg B.A. State College of Iowa. Dean Halverson--Head of Science Departmentg Biologyg B.A. SCI5 M,S. Purdue University. Leola Ham--Senior Englishg Sophomore Class Ad- visorg B.A. State College of Iowa, Edwin Harris--Arts 8zCrafI:s5 Designg Commercial Arts5 ECHO3 Photo Club Advisorg B.A., M.A. State College of Iowa. Joyce Hoover--Study Hall Supervisorg Faculty So- cial Committeeg B.A. Coe College. Cheryl I-Iougard--Girls' Physical Educationg Intra- muralsg G.R.A,5 B.A. Wartburg. Rose Hughes--Assistant Librariang Co-sponsor of Li- brary Clubg B.A. Clarke College. Rhys Hutchinson--Biologyg Sophomore Basketball Coachg B.S. University of Dubuqueg M.A. Drake University. James lndihar--Vocational Auto Mechanicsg Auto- motive Mechanicsg B.A. University of Minnesota5 B.S., M.S. Stout State University. C. O. Johnson--Biologyg Audio-visual aidsg Nature Clubg B.S., M.A. State University of Iowa. Beverly Jorgensen--Junior Englishg Co-sponsor of IRC5 B.S. University of Nebraska Teachers College. William Jylha--Mechanical and Shop Drawingg B.S. Virginia Junior College, Stout State College. Mary Kearns--Lating B.A. Clarke College, Univer- sity of Southern California, University of Illinois. Walt Kirk- -American Historyg Head Basketball Coachg Boys' Golf Coachg B.S. Univerisity of Illinois. . James Koltes--Economicsg American Problemsg Model UN Sponsorg Youth Human Relations Com- mittee Advisorg B.S. University of Wisconsin. Kathryn Kraut--Basic Mathg Geometryg B.A. Univer sity of Dubuque. Sybil Lamb--Speechg Speech Artsg Dramaticsg Assembly Committee Chairmang National Thes- pians Sponsor5 Play Directorg Stage Crewg Public Relations Committeeg B.A. Grinnell Collegeg M.A. University of Iowag Certificate, School of Theatre, Pasadena Playhouse. Arthur Roling--Bookkeeping5 Record Keepingg Typ- ingg Senior Class Advisorg B.A. State College of Iowa Wesley Rook--World Historyg Sophomore Class Ad- visorg Driver Education5 Boy's Intramuralsg B.A. State College of Iowa. Floyd Rundle--Studio Bandg Concert and Symphonic Band5 Marching Band5 Assembly Committeeg Head of Instrumental Music Departmentg Pep Committee3 B.A. University of Dubuque3 M.A. Northwestern University. Rhea Sandven--Typing5 Stenog Senior Class Advisorg Office Aids Sponsorg B.S. State College of Iowa. Harriett Schneider--Typingg Stenog B.A. University of Dubuqueg M.A. University of Colorado. Al Schokemoehl--Vocal Musicg Extra Curricular Musicg B.A. Loras. James Schwarz--Mechanical Drawingg B.S., M.E. Iowa State University. Charlotte Severson--Vocal Music Department3 Vo- cal Activitiesg Assembly Committee3 B.A. State College of Iowag M.A. Northwestern University, University of Colorado. John Soley--Senior Englishg Journalismg Advisor of the Fourth Estate and Quill Sz Scroll3 B.A. Univer- sity of Wisconsin. Joyce Splinter--American Problemsg American His- toryg Sophomore Class Advisorg B.A. Clarke College. Barbara Stucky--Clothingg Junior Class Advisorg B.S. Stout State University. Regina Sullivan--Junior Guidanceg B.A. Clarke Collegeg M.A. DePaul University. Carroll Theobald--Head of English Departmentg B.A. Lorasg M.A. State College of Iowa. Lois Trachte--Junior Englishg B.A. Wartburg. Marvin Van Sickle--Head of Driver Educationg Echo Business Advisorg B.A. State College of Iowa3 M.S. Drake University. Charlotte Ward--Girl's Physical Educationg Cheer- leading Advisorg Pep Committeeg Intrarnuralsg B.A. Wartburg. Alice White--Geometryg Advanced Algebrag Trig- onometryg I-lead of Mathematics Departmentg B.A. University of Wisconsin. ' Leonard Witt--Machine Shopg Public Relations Committeeg B.A. Westmar College. Gustave Wolff--Chemistryg Awards Committeeg National Honor Society Committeeg B.S, Univer- sity of Dubuque. Robert Zahren--Senior Guidanceg Assistant Basket- ball Coachg M.A. Catholic University, Washington D.C. PERSONNEL Working in the main office fleft to rightj: Betty Rademaker, Ann Seiler, Joan Randell, and Beverly Burke. Senior's business manager, Colleen Working in the Student Center is Violette Jacobsen. Wells. 20 S' E Ee fi-'N A nb Q 1 ' 4,1-ifw in A f i, 3 . K..L g-', The Kitchen Staff fleft to rightj: Eleanor Phillips Sophie Mueller Selma Gantenbein, Christine Papenthein, s ! -5 iii J I 7 N Amy Sams, Mary Jane Boleyn, Mathilda Stoffel, Gertrude Gross, Gladys Loney. Larry Oliver, will you PLEASE come to the office? ll 6-W' rim' . -vw 'f A 3' WN 1, ry Rn -M A 'sf ' ' R M .M am W mm lwwhawww My ,-..-f M. ,,m,W,. M 4 .,ALk iw ,.,- 1 ww-A Wi W 1 AV A ,g,,1gg,,,M2..X ,WW 'Nia V' Ax: 531139 an Q - . 1 4,1-, 0 V fn 'S . a , 1 - if M., ,.x:1:..w5gg,g, Ifix--Q it Gini .. .N 1 ,Z fu' K 3 .vin n .Azsizxgkzfgb ff im31g55.3 1, 5. H Ht Ni, fic ' V,3t::f,if ' 55? Sz,- M2 Q 19,15 K if A 1. A' Q X f ., l we my 1 3 ? ef 'X 2 'kv-f-'l' S' ,ax . Vt . ,Q sz , . A 5 ' A i . wk s K K g . 1 s.. my , ' in LIBRARY www' rf' ...elf 24 NGC- 'gun-0' JUG 419 ' e 6' X. Y .eil NOWVKF T . CASE AND CULTURE Bang! Bang! What's this? Murder in Ger- man class? Oh, you mean it's just a skit? For a minute I thought . . . never mind. Do I hear someone singing? In a French class? What's going on around here? Looks like these foreign languages bear further investigation. Somebody seems to have done away with dull routine and made learning a language fun. And then there's that crazy language lab where the kids talk to themselves. Nuts! Well, I guess foreign language is a real cool subject after all. 9 Murder in German class! Bob if Apel, portraying a Jew, is under - I . heavy fire, directed at him by German soldiers, Greg Maul- son, Steve Soltow, and Fred Miller. ' I I like-ef J W' Boy! This thrid year Latin is really tough5 especially with only two of us. Spanish student, Vicky Buelow, simply can't remem- ber how to translate mu'n'eca . . ...i.., M.. W, I . M M. MJ ,M ., 5 ,ry s ...vw Q My x ,, 1 553925551 K Problem solving in problems Dave Raisbeck, stop looking at the pictures! Your classmates are Class. leaving you far behind on government class information. if .43 -AH s Miss Dubuque illistrates a point in her history class. 26 Dale Lewis and Patti Zugenbuehler lead a world history discussion. PROBLEMS Social studies--ick! Nothing but maps, charts, and a bunch of dead people. Well, Iguess there were a few exciting moments For instance, what junior could forget the skits that revived the past in American history class? Quite likely, problems teachers wondered more than once if they were teaching Am- erican problems or teaching to American problems. And I almost forgot about Paisley Day, when economics students Wore paisley prints to honor The Great Bill Paisley. Well, it seems that social studies isn't so bad after all. Social studies students of '67 certainly found that a course in a social science at Senior can be a real ex- perience. Susan l-luseman and Janice Hutchins travel around the world. 27 Mike Addyman bears down hard on his geometry as COMPASSES CALCULATORS To some students, math is a jigsaw puzzle in which none of the pieces seem to interlock. Good grief! one student laments. How do they expect me to divide 8, 103, 345, 608 by 414. 1307 Oh, no! another student wails. I flunked another algebra test. Help! Ugh! says a third student dejectedly. This circle looks like a flattened pancake. How can I get this geometric figure drawn correctly? These kids need all the help they can get. They should spend some time in the new math lab, where they can find all sorts of gadgets from Auto Tutors and adding machines to Compasses and calculators. Happiness is having a calculator to do your long division for you. Happiness is using the Auto Tutor to teach yourself all the things you missed on the last test. Happiness is having a compass to draw a circle that doesn't look like a squashed pumpkin. Happiness is finding that all the jigsaw puzzle pieces really do fit together. AND 28 signment. X ...NK Miss Kraut certainly knows her business when it comes to geometry! 5 - Vv qz .. :-' Q Lf . Q Q 'E Even though it might seem like Cape Kennedy, it is only Robert Mond, Faith Weiblen, and Darryl Ring working in the math lab. Darlene Schmidt and Doris Konichck busily work at basic math in the paper-adorned classroom. 29 Practical application in general science class. EQUATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS Do you go in for sports, adventures, or thrill- ing excitement? Well, science offers something to everyone . Racing small sports cars is one Way to learn about gravity even though it may not sound very scientific. Maybe you are an adventurous soul . Ever try mixing two poisons and tasting the result? flt was demonstrated in class, but no money was collected for a funeral Wreath.j When the two poisons are mixed in equal amounts they turn into a harmless salt solution. Animal lovers would certainly enjoy the nature hikes, but would probably not like the idea of dissecting a cat. Mystery fans would like the assignments given out in chem class. lt's up to the student to figure out What's in the jar the teacher handed him . And what could be more romantic that staring at your lab partner by bunsen burner light? 30 Sue Mareske uses the microscope to get a close look. ww - . , Home ec? No, it's just Carol Peacock and fellow physiology students investigating the interior of a cat. tl fi Chem students Dave Howell and Steve Behlmer watch with utter admiration, as Brent Appel makes a third try at heating a Crucible. Although it looks like some weird creature with two arms, it's only West Heitzman getting an assist in physics class. Linda Shade holds the undivided attention of her students in Business English. PLAYS AND PEOPLE Et tu Brute! These dramatic words from the play JULIUS CAESAR are being uttered in an English class, as a student in the back of the room is muttering, I'm lost! That Shake- speare fella writes Chinese! I can't under- stand a darn thing! Trouble brews for another student: What if she calls on me? My report isn't ready! Thank heaven for kids that volunteer. Well, looks like mine isn't due until tomorrow. What luck! Now that I think of it, the book reports presented were interesting and well given. Golly, I wish I'd read my book earlier and had had time to really enjoy it . Tonight I'm going to get down to brass tacks and make my report fun and exciting to listen to. No one could ever forget the patience need- ed for Shakespeare, the excitement of a new novel, or the challenge of grammar. As the . . ,, C, h ' k ' l k t ' ' Saylng goes, ahve and learn . Ofbigicgkjnea a preview oo a a new series Ed Mickelson looks on as Mrs. Ham and Jeff 32 -W., f-...W-V . Mr. Soley, senior English teacher, leaves no stone un- Gayle Burdick tyjeg hard 130 Change her C1355 turned in telling his independent study group about ma-mg' point gf Vigyy, writing term papers, 1 s m .ar F 41 nsudQ Discussing the style of a book: Rich Janssen speaks, Mrs. Lidums listens, and Glenn Albert prays. 33 e. TOOLS AND T-SQUARES Have you ever Walked along the backside of school on a Warm day and heard strange sounds coming from the tech building? You may often have wondered what types of ac- tivities could cause such a commotion. A little investigation Would real that these sounds are being produced through the combined efforts of man and machine. Did you ever think of the tech building as a ga- rage, machine shop, and drawing room all rolled into one? The upper level is conspicuous for its lack of sound, but hardly for its lack of activity. Here the silence of concentra- tion is broken only by pounds of moving tools in the hands of future draftsmen and engineers. In contrast, the lower floors echo the sounds of rolling presses, whir- ring machines, and voices calling instructions. While unique, the tech building is an ac- tive and real part of Senior. Ron Jones concentrates on feeding the printing press. Ted Soppe refers to the text book to solve a stalling problem in mechanics. 34 V . will Ja ff I A if .f-- '- ,,s.J'B2 A? Se Shop drawing provides few laughs as well as the basics for working with machines and materials. V ,naa -if me l ima xy g .,,,,, I 'Tlnvxmg 4gsg-1119 Dale Chapman diligently works on the metal lathe in machine shop. Leo Heim lifts a cylinder head from the engine. 35 wif? Diane Houselog, Joanne Deggendorf, and Debby Atchison check reference books in family living class to learn more about those wee little monsters. PIES AND PATTERNS Oh, the trials and tribulations of home economics class! There girls get together to master fsometimes the hard Wayj the fine arts of cook- ing, sewing, and home management Learning to sew saves money, and who isn't interest in that? Be- sides, a girl will feel ten feet tall when she finally completes that dress she took the zipper out of five times! Giving a room a face lift? Home ec. can help there too. The room might look like an abstract painting because the idea of combining two colors of paint left a ghastly Wall, but after all, paint's cheap. A pie that's burned, an unman- ageable zipper, a budget that Won't balance--that's the story of the ups and downs of home economics class I ,4 Sylvia Frommelt and Diane Farnurn could spend hours pouring over pattern books. Since a woman's work is never done, Don Merrick lends a help ing hand. Hmm--this letter doesn't seem to make sense. Wonder if my shorthand's at fault? TAXES AND TYPING As the hidden camera slowly moves in on the business room We see thirty typewriters going at a furious pace. A time test brings out the best fand the Worstj in these future secretaries. As the sneaky camera scans the bookkeeping room We see students listening attentively to a talk on re- cording business transactions. fWould you believe 102 are listen- ing attentively?l Shorthand, another secretarial essential, is a quick Way to make friends envious. Imagine taking all one's notes from history class in shorthand. Linda Andreson concentrates on looking at the book not the keys. 37 Nausea-f Mr. Roling watches over future bookkeepers. Y-n... m...4ui Talk about the Stone Age when the gal clubbed the unaware victim, this is ridicu- lous! Dramatic class can sure get exciting. Ahem! AS Ken Weitz is intently thinking over the matter D E B E E N D Wes Heitzman seems to be taking a snooze during a debate DICTION The auditorium erupts violently. The audience rises as one as the cast makes its final cutain call for the biggest show ever to hit Broadway. A speaker strides toward the podium. Standing confidently behind it, he begins to speak. In a moment the audience is his. Congressman? . . . Lawyer? . . . Professor? . . . President? These days dreams are a long way from speech classes at Senior, but students can get a good start here. Eloquent testimony of the quality of the speech department is given by the successful plays staged in the auditorium and by triumphant debaters and speech-makers. Hit on Broadway, conquest at podium--just day dreams? Yes, at least, right now . . . Patty Moss presents her viewpoints to a speech class of seemingly all males. Oh the sadness of it all! 38 2 K Kal. 2 - K-U4 A n vi k.. 1 INK AND IDEAS The art department is one of the unusual classrooms in school. Where else could one expect to dodge flying Wood chips, or see a room which resembles a cross between Santa's Christmas Workshop and an art gallery with prints strung at head-ducking level from the ceiling and hung on the walls. Don't be appalled to see someone with dirty stained hands--he may just have come from art class. As an art student, there's often not much time for personal repair Work. The entire art department is filled with signs of active humanity busily applying mental and physical forces to nature to create art. Julie Avery puts the finishing touch on her woodcut. 39 - 5 'iv Would-be sculptors tackle blocks of wood . . 1 Q9 X. als Nlr. Lechnir's senior guidance class listens to a talk on college plans. ,Sf 42' Mr. Becker carries on a discussion with his junior guidance class. COLLEGE AND CAREERS Guidance is defined as the act, pro- cess or result of guiding. Some might wish to distort this to readg the act of going to guidance class is: a painful process and a very misguiding ordeal. Those who would interpret the definition in this manner are probably the ones who are sleeping in class, and don't know what they're missing. Guidance mean taking Watching an or punching Guidance to see one's finally made take another Schedule str is actually unique. It can a tour through the library, endless variety of films, holes in an interest test. also means standing in line counselor, and having it, discovering that it will half hour to get one's aightened out. FUN AND FITNESS 12 3 4 X 2 2 3 4 --What's this? A class in the new math? No . . . there's only one place where you learn to count like this. Of course, gym class. Walk by either gym any hour of any day and you'l1 hear young, vibrant voices clearly shouting out these numbers, keeping time to jumping jacks, deep knee bends, arm circles, push-ups, and other back-breaking, neck-stretching, muscle-tightening exercises. Gym class is that place Where twice a Week you loosen f up and completely exhaust yourself physi- cally, so that for the other five days you , can walk around tight and stiff. Is it Worth it? Sure! In gym class everyone gets to learn the skills and the rules and has a chance to compete on an equal basis. That's why those aches and pains don't count, too much . . . Volleyball provides a real lift for this he-mari gym class. it ,,..-L Q- -.. ,... Guest Gyrnnast Sandy Cane coaxes girls to quit lying down on the job. 41 QTTM Simulator provides experience for drive education student, Nancy Naderman. CARS AND CAUTION Honk! Honk! Honk! All right you in the red caddy! Rexlaxl After all, it's only my first time out on the streets. Don't Worry. I've had plenty of opportunity to make safe mis- takes. Like in 12 hours of simula- tor With those queer little cars that go nowhere, over and over again. The instructor gets a chance to correct mistakes Clike a left turn onto a one-Way streetj Without hav- ing a heart attack. And then of course there's all that time 130 hours!j in class lis- tening to the whys and wherefores of operating a car. Actually Cthough it may be tritej in learning to drive a car, experience IS the best teacher! A driver's education student learns operating procedures of driving from Mr. Bentz. 42 FUN AND FESTIVAL Early one May morning, fourteen busses pulled up in front of Senior High School. Four hundred teenagers piled out and bore down upon the building. There Du- buque students met them and soon an anticipatory hum of conversation could be heard. Participants from Clinton, Freeport, and Dubuque spent most of the two -day festival preparing the long and difficult programs. Guest conductors were on hand to evaluate the choirs, orchestras, and bands, and offer constructive criticisms. An evening concert followed each day of rehearsal, with the bands performing on the first night, and the chorus and orchestra providing the second evening's entertainment. Some of the less serious moments of the festival were the ones spent at a dance sponsored by the Student Council. ' The massed choir, orchestra, and band performed the tremendous OnWard Ye Peoples for the climax and finale of the Seventeenth Tri-Double-I festival. 43 Mr Schockemoehl warms up a voice class. MADRIGALS Soft whispers, a few giggles, and several voices figured prominently in this year's vocal music department. Room 51 frequently provided the setting and a piano set the pace. Actually more Work than play Went into these sessions. Read- ing music, singing on pitch, and constant rehearsing required plenty of patience and hard Work. Both chorus and glee club discovered that practice was the key to success. The effort of the music department has been evident in the many productions --the variety show, Christmas assembly, and the spring concert. At left Mr. Schockemoehl rehearses with the mixed quartet and the girls' trio. 'Iii-if-'Q W'12q11 i. 11-ifi 4 1 ' -f .. ilifii, i2'giffQ 'llaiiyi ai 3, f .E 1 '-' 2 ig A Q 'E x B YJ 3 !,Z Q X U 3 M 3 3 i ii 13 I l bfi 'Q W was .,,, V, 2? E 7, .xv 1 Qwzi N ' f,,ff: w I .Li N E ,iii figs Q:11fffQ35S Y 'X' f ,,A - A . ,,,, H , 'jg Q 5.59 i Q ,,.. . g 'N L, 'lllnnlnauqq , , . 'W , , U v 5 Q5 -:-:Q 1 'F 'K' 'E , E3 1 5 8 ., ' f Q I 5 I mix 5f,.,m Q 1 l BRASS AND BARITONES I-lere's a riddleg What can add excitement to a basketball or a football game, give relaxation and still supply hair-splitting competition? Adding distinction, entertainment and a boost for spirits during hard times to school games gives the band plenty of reason for being a large organization. On a crisp fall day the band can be heard throughout the entire building as they drag through their maneuvers. Although less strenuous, orchestra presents concerts for the good listening and pleasure of numerous crowds. But how does competition enter into a young Senior High musician's life? Talented players represent their school in local and statewide contests. This is a good Way to find out Who's who in loWa's musical World. Does Senior's music department sound like all Work and no play? Then maybe the Word didn't get around about the time when a member of the canine species successfully stole the attentions of a hundred musicians during practice. Different reactions to Tri-Double I. Below Mr. Dearborn conducts orchestra practice. 04 it 95 rf' Q i ORCHESTRA BACK ROW fleft to rightj: Cathy Steffen, Rita Gupta, Judy Williams, Tom Gibson, Connie Silvey, Cathy Morey, Kris Andersen, John Kolfe, Gary Thomas, Vicki Jansen, Cindy Voss, Barbe Henke, Kathy Kupfer- Schmidt, Erika Justmann, Bob March, SECOND ROW: Linda Dewey, Betty Cook, Violette Weber, Jackie Cate, Mary Orr, Linda Preitauer, Penny Peterson, Linda Herrald, Steve Trevallee, Maxine Riedel, John Tippe, Bruce Wallace, James Steinhilberg FRONT ROW: Jane Woolf, Laura Eschen, Donovan Kramer, Sue Radford, Sandra Specht, Linda Bockhaus, Ellen Garrett. 2, , 5 3 S, i Drum major Todd Benz and the maj orettes. Mr. Rundle rehearses with the Studio Band. 49 ,mx wi xg, , af t - C, a SYMPHONIC BAND, BACK ROW fleft to rightj: Steve Funk, Tod Benz, Susan Brauhn, Vaughn Kray, James Olson, FOURTH ROW: Virginia Dietrich, Debby Blum, Darah Borsheim, Bill Petsch, Ron Drury, Chris Andersen, Ellen Bremer, Mike Zwach, Cindy Voss, Brian Sheldon, Jim Duff, Steve Behlmer, Cary Bowers, Dan Van Cleve, Gary Thomas, THIRD ROW: Chris Tart, Sharen Lumley, Vicki Buelow, Betty Hertner, Lynn Wirzbach, Jeanette Bern- hardt, Bruce Wallace, Rochelle Kopnick, Faith Weiblen, John Kolfeg SECOND ROW: Rosemary Johnson, Chris- tine Kachevas, Charlene Stockel, Janann Heller, Dennis Grasshorn, Randa Miller, Dan Petsch, FIRST ROW: Nancy Bradley, Maxine Riedel, Jeff Lighthart, Steve Trevallee, Sandra Dewey, Ann Jarvis. CONCERT BAND, BACK ROW fleft to rightj: Steve Funk, Sue Brauhn, Mike Ellis, Bill Zimmerman, Julie Nel- son, James Steinhilber, Sandra Laugeson, Suzanne Kramer, Carol Smith, Bruce Wallace, Sue Engel, Sue Lam- mers, Jim Rieckens, Stan Ward, Gary Williams, Mary Lou Mueller, Betty Koethe, Derrill Marshall, Al Marting, Leonard Burke, Robert Rusch, Alan Lumley, THIRD ROW: Kathy Riechmann, Virginia Burke, Becky Hertner, Lynn Wirzbach, Jeanette Bernhardt, Sherri Behlrner, Faith Weiblen, Jim Duff, Dan VanCleve, Cary Bowers, Joe Schmitt, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Kohler, David VanCleve, Diane McMullen, Peggy Henschel, Susan Hass, Sue Bandy, Diane Breiner, Anita Fewell, FRONT ROW: Nancy Bradley, Jeff Lighthart, Ann Jarvis, Rosemary John- son, Chris Kachevas, Gary Wirzbach. 50 BACK ROW fleft to rightj: Richard Janssen, Mike McCready, Bob March, Kathy Morey, Connie Silvey, Gerry Langheimg FOURTH ROW: Geoff Maruyama, Bill Johnston, Steve Soltow, David Love, Fred Janssen, David Chesney, Randall Canham, Nanette Fuerste, Bev Henschel, Georgia Nasses, Darryl Ring, THIRD ROW: David Walterick, Pat Maus, Vicki Janssen, Brent Appel, Frank Wagner, Cindy Hall, Sue Hayes, Linda I-Ierrald, Barb Conzett, Shelley Blume, Cindy Wessel, Sarah Dodge, Jeanette Hartley, SECOND ROW: Ron Dick, Greg Maulson, Marilyn Bergeron, Mark Johnson, Kathy Pfaff, Penny Peterson, Joan Refle, Eleanor Jensen, Linda Preitauer, Pam Kirmseg FIRST ROW: Mary Orr, Jackie Cate, Roberta Comer, Vergene Thayer, Ann Stevens, Sue Engel, Kris Christensen. BACK ROW: Dick Janssen, Mike McCready, Mike Papenthein, Fred Deckert, David Boxleiter, Sherry Pickelg FOURTH ROW: Geoff Maruyama, Bill Johnston, Steve Soltow, Bill Sanders, John Tippe, Tom Colson, Fred Janssen, David Chesney, Randy Canham, Nanette Fuerste, Bev Henschel, Georgia Nasses, Darryl Ring, THIRD ROW: David Walterick, Pat Maus, Brent Appel, Frank Wagner, Linda Smith, Paul Schmitt, Judy Galliart, Ruth Mauer, Cheryl Schilt, Cathy Muellich, SECOND ROW: Ron Dick, Mark Johnson, Ruth Larson, Gary Bernhardt, Sandy Jecklin, Jeanette Hartley, Kathy Pfaff, Joan Refleg FRONT ROW: Dennis Grashorn, Randa Miller, Robert Rooney, Vergene Thayer, Eleanor Jensen, Pam Kirmse, Kris Christensen. 51 'Wy SSRN , , LJ ,QV , x -I .-MQj1 N, 4, .-g , ,,wx,ffE1iQgfy , .fe V , , I 95125. Lfw,,mfX,Wig f 1589 ' 'f.?.5n5J,Lfm,,QA,,QL ' , YE? ..... N ALI, Nfefi: ,erik x W WW' ' j ,, 5 , fp if an-5 4. giwv , gs A DRUG STORE PDSTOPFICE S CTIVIT A FBI agent Steve Rusk finds duty a pleasure while escorting Mary Streff to the local caliboose. WEIRD CHARACTERS DOMINATE PLAY Kittens, snakes, and a printing press--what is the drama department coming to? As the curtains opened to reveal Penny Sycamore typing to an audience of live snakes and kittens, it was clear that You Can't Take lt With You was no ordinary play. The main character was Grandpa Sycamore who had quit working in the prime of life having decided that, after all, if you can't take it with you, why bother? The action centered around Alice Sycamore's love affair with Tony Kirby which ended when Tony's par- ents came to dinner. It was not only the wrong night but there was nothing to eat but cornflakes, the Kirby's quarrelled over a silly game, and Mr. Kirby's glasses were broken when Kolenkov used him to dem- onstrate Wrestling. To make a bad nightmare worse, the Sycamores and guests spent the night in jail. The J-men had caught up with the subversive literature, illegal fire- works, and unpaid taxes . The adventure of the Sycamores came to a cheer- ful close as Mr. Kirby adopted Grandpa's philosophy and the lovers got together again. 54 Penny Sycamore fCarol Peacockj prac tices her painting, another of the un- usual hobbies of the Sycamore family. ,44 Surrounding Queen Margaret are her princesses Patti Glass Rosemary Johnson Linda Kramer and Ellen March HOMECOMING SPIRI FILLS THE AIR A squeal of delight, a rousing cheer, a chorus of Alma Mater, and Homecoming 1966 was in full swing From the time Queen Margaret Widmyer was crowned in the assembly until the Wee hours of Sunday morn ing, students of Senior displayed a true homecoming spirit Dubuquers, Watching students line Main Street to cheer on the parade, sensed this enthusiasm and excitement Ram fans shared their disappointment as a threat- ening sky turned to rain at game time. Cancellation of half time activities and defeat at the hands of the Little Hawks temporarily dampened enthusiasm, but the spirit of homecoming survived. Saturday night, alumni and students reflected on homecoming, past and present, as they danced away the remaining hours of Homecoming 1966. 55 - 2 V- , i w w 1 U.. s , ' Queen Margaret Chorus B float rocks with Ram enthusrasm eff .,,,,..-W 4. I '1- Mya The Wolfers' first place float. 56 '-fax ' ze l..6Sf'c wqmv Y Q 2' i gli? Q ,...o '- 4 lull r 'I F ig., I if , JV 'M l If J 0' ',Fl -4' 39' : A -. k j: K K 1 .. F . in X The IRC Ram roasts a Little Hawk. VI ---...,. 44.1 P Q' M5 RFE All M49 Judy Cair1's second place float. .hpuunudng :mv 57 The South Pole comes to Senior in the form penguin antics VARIETY SHOW GETS CHEERS 81 CHUCKLES No one will be able to forget the dramatic moment when the curtains parted, and the 19th annual variety show started down the Mile O' Smiles . One of the more astonishing stops along the Way was the moment when six penguins stared out at the audience. If anyone needs prancing penguins in a hurry just come to Senior. The super-spinach eater, Popeye, and his gang certainly didn't mind having unexpected company drop in to watch and laugh at their antics . A little detour brought us to the Glad Hand Clowns, Ellen March and Maggie Widmyer, who flipped and somersaulted around the stage. The journey wouldn't have been complete without the 3? majestical moment when the waltz began. Mary Orr ' added a special touch by singing Meet Me in Dream- land Tonight While Carole and Herb Hoffmann Waltzed. The final stop was a real stageful as the entire cast gathered to sing When You're Smiling. 58 Ballerina Mary Shoars delighted the The Jesters performed an original song, Girl Smile. audience with Moon Beams. Popeye the Sailor flvlike Ryan, tells Olive QMirdza Berzinsj how much he likes her as Sweet Pea QLori Monneyj crawls on the floor Bob Day and Nancy Bradley make Merry Music. 59 FOURTH ESTATE ww .59 I ff ,Ji 5 ,, . 7-wr' T, 1 'W L.. ' 'Q STIRS STO RM That important freedom of speech me- dium, the FOURTH ESTATE, has taken on a new appearance. By means of es - says and editorials, the newspaper has caused the students of DHS to sit up and take notice. The students in journalism class are responsible for the changes. They work to make the newspaper more informa- tive and interesting to the students. In addition to keeping up many feature ar- ticles designed to acquaint the reader with individual students and teachers . Biennial art supplements provide a creative outlet for budding artists, writers, and poets. In November a character named W. jonathan Druckdruppings arrived on the scene and created quite a stir. When My Birdland first appeared it met both hoots of derision and applause. 'Cv' Q 'f S E i L l 61 pl:., , of ly M JM at '---M y A If Q Am,, ps- K 'V ,Q lv f img' ' - ' inn.-...,.,s .sms so .1 ...,. Frank Wagner, Carole Hoffmann, and Rose Johnson display amused expressions as they work on laying out pages. gylsi 4- , As! Rose Johnson copes with a rather perplexing -QQBUF' problem. The ECHO staff is so neat! dnl' V Q YQ 5' PRESSBED CONFESSICN If you can tear yourself away from the radio, you can start working on that pile right there. If you make it to the bottom, let me know, There's a ton and a half to do over here There it is again. That old, old record the editor keeps playing over and over. You'd think one of these days she'd run out of things for us to do. Oh, no! You didn't! How could you have possibly goofed agin? I don't like having to apologize to him a third time. Yep, you guessed it. That's the flip side. If the editor isn't playing one, she's playing the other. S'pose you could say she's justified. Noth- ing around here ever seems to go right. Peo- ple forget all the time--they forget the right way to do things, they forget to do others, and sometimes they even forget to show. It should be made clear that the ECHO had its exceptions, Much credit is due to the few dedicated people who've shouldered the bur - den of doing the entire book. 0h well, the job's done and if it's not done well that's how it goes. lt's too late now to start caring. 'it ,..f ','?- SX N ,N , K 3 -A 5. Ha ,,- ,- f 75 L .B if e ff-rr Haas? 3 'mmlf 17 -' nf Some photographers, Krisanne O'Rourke for example, will go to all kinds of heights to get a picture. Girma Mariam and Rose Johnson alpha- betize senior pictures while in the back- ground, Mark Richardson lays out some pages. STORE pm-esac: Mathew Harrison Brady fKen Weitzj gestures as he delivers a speech upon his arrival in Hillsboro. NARROW MINDED PECJPLE V.S. LIBERAL TEACHERS Brady versus Drummond. Two of the most mag- netic personalities in the law profession, raging a personal war while fighting the controversial case of Bert Cates. Accused of teaching Darwin's theory of evolution, Cates faces severe consequences from the gospel -bent citizens of Hillsboro. The humid summer air spreads across the outdoor court room with such generosity that paper fans are used to cool the space where the unpreventable heat is steadily rising as the two lawyer's tempers flare. Witnesses range from a young student, who comes to the conclusion that Cates's teachings had no visible effect on him, to the pastor's daughter Rachel Brown, who has become involved with Bert Cates . After several tedious and exerting days the ver- dict is delivered. Bert Cates has been found guilty. Brady dies shortly after. To each man the verdict had been pondered over in his mind. Who was justified? It was a conclusion for each man to arrive at by himself. Yes indeed, lnherit the Wind certainly was a lively choice for the 1967 spring play. 64 QN Y' QP Henry Drummond fFrank Wagnerj ponders a statement of prospective juror Ed Sillers fGreg Sauserj. -Nm., STUDENT COUNCIL lt's 9:20, beginning of second period. Twelve people, not too silently, file into room 318. What are they up to? That is the question. There are many complaints that the student body doesn't ever find out what the twelve member council does. Some think that the council is in cahoots with the higher -ups, while others think the council is supposed to wage war with the school administrators for our rights , Even student council members admit' that it is a problem letting the rest of the school in on their actions and plans. The people, especially the FOURTH ESTATE, that criticize the council never complain when the council does something great and grand for them, like the Mid -Term Hop or the bookstore. As one member said, We do a lot of little things that count. One of the little things the council takes care of is the bulletin board of weekly announcementsby the main office. It takes one ladder, three members and fifty -five minutes to let the students know what is going on during the week. In fact the council does so many little things they have their own non -council secretary to keep track of all of them! 65 CDRGANIZED TO SERVE Members of the Ushers Club show Marilyn Brune into the auditorium for an evening of excitement. l s 1:5 I 1 The four promoters: Brent Appel, Sandy Davis, Social Committee member, Pat Maus, ties the Robert Rinikef, and Barb Faust. string for a big Homecoming lift off. GT- .4 X f Hospitality committee member, Frank Duehr, assists a lost parent during open house. Monitor Pam Bach inspects Vicki Car1i's visa, '-in him... Marilyn Kress, Lois Tischauser, Rose John- son, Pam Bach, and Ruthann Muellich inspect the permanent student files kept by the merit system. 5 'S x Mike Ryan watches as Pam Bach and Jim Fuergeson of the AVA skillfully thread a projector. The Grounds Committee is on the job! Don Heller and Nort Seever stand by to flick the lights and pull the curtains for another show. 68 5 'ii :ig f-.xl If 3 M :1f5gm,..M, 6 What would the Variety Show have been without the able assistance of PA members like Mark Moberly? I Assembly committee member Brent Appel hosts the Christmas assembly. Student librarian Sue I-Iusemann checks out a book. 69 'F PURSUING SPECIAL INTERESTS c 'iliflllrlhllilllll A we-.-Mex r it 'x at if Vt 'IG L S- W s Jackie Cate, Kris Christensen, and Nancy Botten examine specimans from the museum during a Nature Club meeting. Jim Kerns struggles to find the winning move during a Chess Club tournament. :Q sls - N A ' ,, E a E Afr ap if E ll . W 5 hx Q U' C A U if 2 y V V V swiffiw .W r,4hk I, V i L- A if-' his rii 1. ' ,.- ' 7 My . A 1 S U :fi 4 - we , ' 4 Q A As this picture shows, the Photo Club is much more at ease behind the camera than in front of it. 70 The Future Teachers hold a reception for Senior's present teachers. 'T'- was Cindy McCord and Mrs. Edgar seem to be having trouble with the K IRC refreshments. Mrs. Ellison looks on as Faith Weiblen and Erika Justmann go over JaWaCa plans. 71 I Y , as if 5 2 3 Emil? Y , ' ' 5 sl' M wk if Q J Stan Liedtke entertains the German Club with slides from a recent trip to Europe. ,Q hwy is ff Y from the Spanish Club kitchens. typing papers for the faculty. 72 ,X 1 0 . Debby Blum appears to approve of the snack fresh The Office Aids learn good secretarial practices while Q Mr' f, 'S' X 3 mt, V C, -nag 1, 'T in-'ivy iill? . -x The French Club listens to a slide-illustrated lecture by the French instructor from Clarke College who had just returned from a year in Paris. A pretty pussycat fKrista Kannj strengthens the morale of the boys during the GRA Horne- coming skit. 73 l HONOR CLUBS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, BACK ROW fleft to rightj: Daryl Ring, Bill Paisley, Fred Janssen, Wes I-leitz man, Ron I-Iallenbeck, Dennis Vyverberg, Linda Preitauer, Nancy Botten, Dave Raisbeckg FRONT ROW: Maggie Widmyer, Faith Weiblen, Nancy Bradley, Ruth Ann Muellieh, Connie Schweitzer, Penny Peterson. AW NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, TOP ROW fleft to rightj: Frank Wagner, Nort Seever, Ken Weitz, Dave Osbourne, Bob Day, Bob Mondg MIDDLE ROW: Don I-leller, Dee Chaney, .Ioan Refle, Susan Sievers, Mimi Liedtke, Sue Mareske, Val Kolinen, Cindy McCordg FRONT ROW: Audrey Elliott, Daryl Ring fSecretary- Treasurerj, Paul Jerret fPresidentj, Maggie Widmyer fVice-presidentj, Candy Chalmers, Miss Lamb, 74 J 'Li' M Q55 61 lg 15? A fm fm 'Fi D CLUB, TOP ROW fleft to rightj: Joel Furda, John Townsend, Dave Schwartz, Mike McCready, Dave Wetherill, Mike Fisch, Doug Bakery THIRD ROW: Walt Mauer, Jim Ball, Steve Wordehoff, Dave Howell, Bill Ball, Randy Miller, Dave Horstman, Chuck Horstmang SECOND ROW: Al Hedrick, Bob Schultz, Dan Artus, Jim Turner, Larry Galliart, Don Hedrick, Bruce Hall, Dave Markward, FIRST ROW: Charley Hartke, Bill Paisley, Joe Paisley, Brent Appel, Dave Raisbeck, Tom Rice, Richard Hansel, Dave Nelson. 75 FOREIGN STUDENTS R , ,Q I . f E NM f- M l 2 TT Rita and the Richard Cades. My first impressions of the USA when I got out of JFK airport at New York did not overwhelm me as I had expected because I come from a large city- -Calcutta Actually, it was my first sight of Dubuque which completely fascinated me and from that very moment, I knew I would thoroughly enjoy my all -too-short one year stay here, The wooden residential houses, the boule- vards, and the hills left me open-mouthed with wonder - -everything was so beautiful. And then came my first day at Senior High- -quite lost and bewildered by all the classrooms, teachers, and students - -all of whom were so friendly and sweet and ever so willing to help me. After only a few days, when I had gotten used to unfamiliar, smiling faces coming up and saying 'Hi!', and helping me to find my classrooms, I am sure I could hardly have felt more at home. Before I came to the US, I had not met any Americans and my impressions of them had been formed second hand. I had always thought that all that American kids thought of was the latest fashions, movies and movie stars, and fun. But I was mistaken. I found out, soon after I came here, that though they pay a lot of attention to the latest fads, studies too, play an important role in the American teenager's lifeg and in the schools it is studies first and extra -curricular activities second, not vice -versa as I had thought. This whole year had been like a fantasy in dream- land. Soon I will wake up and find myself at home in Calcutta, but the memories will stay forever, to be relived over and over. Rita Gupta, Calcutta 76 ,f I T i- i ff' W W... lf! il . :- I, 'ri .Q Lymwl, r .. in I My vast experience as an AFS stu- dent started the day I stepped into the plane for the first time from my hometown. The plane trip over the Congo jungles and the desert of Sahara was only the beginning, Later followed the crossing of the great Atlantic and then to New York. The bus trip from New York to Daven- port gave me a chance to see the vast farm land of the Midwest. In Davenport I met my American family, the john Hallenbecks. They warmly welcomed me and brought me to Dubuque. I come from a family of eight. I have three sisters and two brothers who are all younger than I. In my hometown I went to a small high school run by Catholic Christian Brothers from New York. I enjoy practically every kind of sport but my favorite is soccer which I miss a lot while I am here. My experience in the U.S. is so vast that I run short of words to express it. For one thing, the climate over here is very different. Early one morning last December, I looked out my bedroom window and was surprised to see our backyard as white as could be. I ran out and there I saw snow for the first time in my life. The change in climate over here is fascinating. I am used to the climate in my country which is mild all year round. It would be very difficult for me to speak in general about the people of America from only a year's experience. Nevertheless I will say some words from what I have seen. Americans are people who are proud of their fore- fathers and very much conscious of the fact that they are one of the greatest nations in the world. They also have a limited knowledge of the rest of the world. Among other things, Americans are hard -working people who also love to enjoy their modern conveniences They are also mobile and have a good sense of humor. I am very glad to have spent this year in Dubuque and I would like to thank everyone of you for making my year a successful one. Girma Wolde Mariam, Addis Ababa 77 Hans and the Steiningers Now, when you receive this edition of the Echo we are close to the end of the school year '66f6'7. This means also the end of the scholarship year for me. Having a review over the time from August I9, 1966 and today, I can only sayg It was a great year . There is no doubt about the influence and importance this past year has and will have for my future life. There were days in my Senior High Life' marked by downs when it became obvious that even an AFS-student cannot escape F's . But these few occasions were over -balanced by the many, many hours of fun and joy even school brought. History taught me that George Washington did not receive his name by the U.S. capital. In English I learned about Sinclair Lewis' appearance in Dubuque's Orpheum and that the kind of paragraphing in English is dif- ferent from the one in journalism. Chorus gave me the opportunity to get rid ofgmy superfluous energy without bothering anyone. In P.E, I got to know that the loser has to run twenty rounds or how to throw a football cor - rectly Cbut I got to know that it doesn't v necessarily include that I can do it yetj. Last but not least my favorite class deserves a special mention: Lunch-period. When I'm back home I'll miss this class most. But school was also essential in the after- noon when IRC held its meetings or the HRC called to work. Sometimes I contributed Cmore time thank work to PA. But I 78 want to make clear that it wasn't my fault when one wrestling meet last january did not start with the National Anthem. Speech Class brought a more or less successful contest out of state, and on many Fridays I felt it necessary to sup- port the football team or basketball team by my appearance. Let me thank my host family, Dr. and Mrs . Earl Steininger, the American Field Service, the IRC. But I am also grateful to Dubuque Senior High's faculty and student body for all the help and hospitality I experienced. Hans Ulrich Krieger f Huck b w, if at . Very late in the quiet of the evening, a car sped through the empty, narrow streets of Lisbon. Only moments before at the airport I had been warmly welcomed into a new family. It had to be some fantastic dream I thought, but as I stepped from the car to the cobble-stoned walk in front of my new home, I suddenly realized the full impact of my situation. As an AFS Americans Abroad student, I had been selected to live in Portugal with a host family for the duration of the summer. The Portuguese live in a world all of their own. It is a world which, for the most part, shuns the 20th century and clings to the identify of a glorious past. Today Portugal struggles to maintain an empire twenty -three times its size against a surging tide of anti-imperialism. For the common man life is much the same as it was in 1498 when Vasco da Gama discovered the sea route to India .P High on hill top perches, windmills mournfully creak with the breeze. The burro remains an important mode of trans - portation, and to this day wine boats navigate the Duro River. Young women persist in singing the fado, and the young men still love the excitement of bull -fighting . That unforgettable evening in Lisbon as I stepped from the car, I sensed my situation, but little did I realize I was to be taught one of the finest lessons in life. The Portuguese live in an antique world, but it is a world which stresses the art of living happily, with the unity of the family most important. Markes johnson 79 lilf if -Ei, sis: 0 xi 5 Qi H ,Z Z M SPIRIT 1967 B2 Varsity Cheerleaders 8' 'Y 5-fs pf 701 X r A 0 Um ., , ,W .A K t .E . K W ' , 13,11 'm?'4 M4 5 ' 7 : A in .1 . i g4r'gi'W W gm 'Q ' ff fffgtfieglg- A ' E -'-f3q,,,.' '-' W 'a .V 4 P. 4: vw --1 ,Ak E A. Lf-.ig 2 5 -- -- Q M 'U ui N 7 .mi ALJ 'L Wh.. Jl5?N1,.Q,-V 'f 5 Lf mm A, 5. 23: K X, , 3 V2 s Q -SV wp ff 7 '- - , . ., 'Ig ' -' 7' ' - is : ' bm STP. , I' A' 1 'K' 'ri ,,,., 'iff ' 'R 2' U - V' m , ,. rx . 2'kff'i?gg, Li ' ' , A 1? :mg N. 79 l - . J -856' 5 .f X Q .Q I . , I I P A' 2 'f .ig . ff Q ' -'1:f'-' A ,,.-rv N-vi 84 INTRAMURALS From Fun Nite to archery to basket- ball, intramurals offer everyone a chance to participate in recreational activities . 85 ,w??1,!ffw ' ,www W we GOLF 1966 BOYS' GOLF TEAM, TOP ROW fleft to righty Brent Appel, Gerry Haggstrom Steve Pierce, Dick Daniels, Herb Appcl. FRONT ROW: Tom Rice, Mike Puls, Judd Turner. A -fra 86 a S wx wwhtngsi 1966 GIRLS' cow TEAM, TOP Row um to rightj: Cay Vahl, Cindy Carstcns, Coach Kueflcr. FRONT ROW: Pat Rice, Pat Steele, Nancy Funk. A . l. K mx Wi1kcr,Sandrg1 Jacklin, Cheri Huston, Suzanne Hodge, Mary ,sv-aim 3 Q gm. 3.1, fm e. . fi-LL L ' 4. mf ' , -fg Q . L 9 iwk A V fu f 5 wh? Q A1 Q xf'NQ1T1'f -V 5-, ' Yi Y H 3 A 15zgg.Vl: 5 f A x ,', , xgy-gm : ' I ,, M yn 3 . 3 7 A Fwffifi .iffgf 4-gy , - j flmfgynfigjggggk ku ss 'f,iki5gggfjfgA 7,44 my .L A Aff? ' K Q ..1.., tffif xj 'Wv3iv3i's1lw f w :f1g.Qf 'fix - L gif ifang S' - .1-1' '-MXW 1 ' . fy . Q W , 1? X? ' H i -I TENNIS x be -'l 1966 TENNIS TEAM, TOP ROW fleft to rightj: Steve Brown, Wes Heitzman, Christian Miller, Mark Miller, Steve Rush, Larry Moen. FRONT ROW: Gene K1-gimgr, Jeff Lighthgrt, Tgm K1-gdlg, Bryan Sheldon, Bill Faust, Dave Jewett, Mike Lippert. 88 A -nwfwewrm TRAC K R ECORD MVC Indoor Meet 10th place--l point State Indoor Meet I Point CR Washington Dual Var sity- -Se cond Sophomores - -First Reserve Meet fBellevue, Galenab Ist place--110 points Triangular Meet QE. 81 W. Waterloob lst place--80 points Clinton Dual Meet Var sity- -Second Sophomore - -Second State Outdoor Meet Lost SCI Relays 8 points Reserve Meet QWahlertJ Second place--53 points Drake Relays 8th out of 24 points District Meet 4th place tie j-Hawks Relays Varsity- -6th place Sophomore - - lst place T ri-State Relays Third- -35 points Wahlert Dual Second--36 points Y Y .mQ.,? z 3-if gm' 3' W N I . J! Q.-naman.. 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FRONT ROW: Mike Heffner, Jirne Leopold, Steve Selchert, Jim Newman, Jeff Pregler, Herron I-Iinnian, Rick Hansel, Dave Nelson, Hugh Phillips. fi 55 I3 33 .., 12 ,S ii w n 95 Football Record VARSITY SOPHOMORE Dubuque 13 Clinton Dubuque Dubuque 19 East Moline Dubuque Dubuque 0 West Moline Dubuque Dubuque 7 jefferson CR Dubuque Dubuque 7 Iowa City Dubuque Dubuque 12 - Moline Dubuque Dubuque 14 Wahlert Dubuque Dubuque 16 Washington CR Dubuque Dubuque 14 Rock Island JUNIOR VARSITY Dubuque 7 Clinton Dubuque 13 Wahlert Dubuque 13 jefferson CR Dubuque 7 Wahlert Dubuque 6 Washington CR Clinton East Moline West Moline jefferson CR Iowa City Moline Wahlert Washington CR , ,IU ,454 133f 3 2 .. cz ,q... sevc? M an ra . . C- ,ft J- u I1 2 I if def' wr' l , 151 ' ad' 'Y if at Q I Y- Miller, Steve Gorius, Bob Apel, Ken Ranson, Jim Turner, Dave Walterick, SECOND ROW: Bob Miller, Steve l-lavner, Don Hedrick, Don Otto, George Hellert, Bob Brown, Bob Kopp, Bill Ball, Roy Buol, Bruce Meyer, Tom Lytle, Dick Daniels, Bave Markward, Pat Murphy, FRONT ROW: Glen Albert, Dave Diefenthaler, Gary Zalamik, Bob Schultz, Paul Williams, Mike Gilligan, Jim Derby, Mike Spates, Mark Miller, Dave Rieck. 1966 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM, TOP ROW fleft to rightj: Bob Birch, Tom Winner, Jim Scollon, Richard Smith, Dan Adams, Dennis Hartke, Mike Puls, Richard Beecher, Jim Winders, Mark Kamm, Clark Wilkenson: SECOND ROW: Steve Mueller, Steve Schmidt, Ron Moore, Jerry O'Neil, Jan Marshall, Bill Vanderloo, Steve Ball, Dan Miller, Tom Erpelding, Jeff Hansel, Pete Lanears, Ed Heim, Dan Gantenbein, Zane Laugeson, Coach Beeghleyg FRONT ROW: Coach Groom, Don Schultz, John Ryan, Bob Sisler, Bob Buol, Mike Gillespie, Don Thomas, Lennie Leib, Mike Sheppard, Herb Hoffman, Dennis Grasshorn, Steve Hinker, Coach Dotson, Mike Woodyard. 97 98 99 WRESTLING ag' 1967 WRESTLING TEAM BACK ROW Qleft to rightj: Louie Linden, Martin Woodard, Dennis Spoeral, John Whites, Mike McCready, Don Daugherty, Dennis Hayes, Mike Fisch, Steve Koeche, George Ditmarg SECOND ROW: Jimmy Neumister, Jeff Fox, Jim Fox, Bob Wiedenbacher, Vaughn Kray, Dave Grimes, Ken Ranson, John Ryan, Ben Miehe, Jerry Vizeg FRONT ROW: Iviilt Eichman, Joe Paisiley, Benny Wong, Ray Hutchison, Jordan Smith, Bill Paisiley, Ken Metz, Bruce Hall, Bob Schultz, Jim Loney, Nick Rin- nicker, Randy Miller, Lenny Leib, Bob Sommerville. I00 1 E fflillll 1967 WRESTLING RECORD VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Opponent We They Opponent Maquoketa 36 13 Maquoketa Davenport Central 17 27 Davenport Central Rock Island 28 13 Rock Island Wahlert 33 l 1 Wahlert Davenport West 24 l8 Davenport West Moline 25 16 Moline Wahlert 26 16 Wahlert Clinton l4 25 Clinton Cedar Rapids jeff ll 30 Cedar Rapids jeff Iowa City 20 18 Cedar Rapids Wash Cedar Rapids Wash l4 28 Iowa City East Moline 31 8 East Moline Varsity: 8 wins, 4 losses Iunior Varsity: 8 wins, 4 losses They O 16 8 ll ll 24 14 34 29 16 26 26 WTA ! 1 A-in iweffg' -w, ...n,. ',. 1 R , i 1 3' .P Q. v il -f-2 in 15335. 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Dubuque Central Clinton Dubuque Clinton Washington Dubuque Washington Beckman Wahlert ef ,J E94 K, ' 3151 1967 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK ROW Qleft to rightj: Dick Pautsch, Tom Gooper, Don Thomas, Bruse Bonnewell, Tom Winner, Mike Gillespieg SECOND ROW: Torn Hedric, Martin Huseman Mike Cosgrove, Mike Koenig, Dave Wallaceg FRONT ROW: Jim Murphy, Steve Daykin, Dan Pluemer, John Kubesheskit. BASKETBALL MANAGERS: John Ruphrecht, Steve Mueller, Dan Love, Don Heller, Brian Shel- don, Dave Raisbeck. I05 1, I Wm 3 2 W anno- S , 1, ff- iw: ' S 1 its V Z! 3226, J, ii 5 is 4, , ,Vfv P ,L 2 HBP si , A , if M., ...P . 5 if .L WW 3 M' 'S 'S M' J 1' . sz f Q, i vii k F Y W?652Ti5 ' 211' ff ,'i12aaf ' ,Liztsr-V. 'h fiigiif' . 'WP1'-i1!3?7Fii 3,-,Q75Q',A:I ,fV.iL32',f:QlfTQ5,lf 'E-, iii, I . ,- , g W gi- .1.wfe1.z5-I . if A-,wginifffursigsiz,-21',ms.1. mbggssks-ki wvkfgfglmggqgi- Q W - ,S 1, A. an ,, .. 3 ..?3,,,,X., ,LEW v5'fi1'6' f , . , ,H . Hz, -',S.Zf?,'h 157 , X A . . 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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dave Markward Julie Murguia Marilyn Kress Penny Peterson Susan Alderson Thomas Apel Deborah Arntz Daniel Artus Scott Astgen Debra Atchison Pat Atkinson Dennis Avenarius Jane Avenarius Sharon Baal Pamela Bach Pamela Bahr Joseph Balfe James Ball Terry Barnhard Sharon Bartman Diane Bauer Mel Beadle Roger Beau Kris Beaulien Richard Bechen Ann Beckman LeRoy Bensen Todd Benz Janette Bernhard Berndette Besch James Billmeyer Barbara Blair Sandra Blakeman David Blemeyer Ann Block Barbara Bloechle Kathy Bogarth Barry Boleyn Nancy Bottien Lindwood Born George Bournias Steve Brade Janice Bradley Nancy Bradley Jacolyn Brauhn Susan Brauhn Diane Breiner Sharon Breitbach Fredrich Brenke Gerald Brenke William Brillhart Dennis Broesscl Lynea Broessel Robert Brown Russel Brown William Brown Marilyn Brune Mary Buckley Lynne Buell Stephen Burke Linda Bussou Dean Butler Judy Cain Christine Calhoun Ann Campbell Lyle Cardy Viktoria Carli Joseph Carnahan Deedra Chaney Randall Chapman Arlene Clapham Christine Clapham Dennis Clark Ardia Clarkson Roberta Com er Lois Connely fawwif Darlene Cottingham Linda Crimmins Rita Crippes Michael Culbertson Chris Cupps Gary Custer Richard Daniels Marjorie Datisman Donald Daugherty Richard Dausener Carl Davis Kenneth 'Davis Violet Davis Robert Day Joanne Deggendorf Jean Delaney Virginia Dietrich Mary Dix Frank Duehr Constance Duffy Sheila Duggan Art Dutcher Mary Lou Eddy Susan Eisenegger Linda Elliott Audrcy Erickson Cynthia Ewert Aaron Fagan Deborah Fah Kathleen Farni Diann Farnum Barbara Feipcl Pat Fcipcl Judy 'Felderman Patricia Fetgattcr Richard Fincel Richard Firzlaff Steven Firzlaff Michael Fisch Patrick Fishnick f -IH' Bette Foust James Fox Linda Frederick Clinton Freiburgcr Ronald Freiburger Barbara Freisinger David Frick Rhanda Frommelt John Fulmrman Stuart Fullarton J oel Furda John Gansen Peggy Gantenbein Eric Garland Gordon Cayman Jeff Gehrig Dean Gentz Annab elle Gilbertson Patricia Glass Thomas Gloden Jill Gloeckncr Thomas Goin Candice Gronau Janet Gross Linda Gross Jean Gruber Rita Gupta Gary Hass Henry Haas Sandra Haferbacker Bruce Hall Ronald Hallcnbeck Michael Halverson Richard Hansel Louise Hanson Linda Hantelmann Russell Hantelmann Sue Harms Thomas Harry Kay Hart y 3 6 f ,S Charles Hartke Kathy Hauber Linda Haugen Jerrilyn Havens Mary Hedley Allen Hedrick Michael Heffner Sharon Heiderseheit Wesley Heitzman Donald Heller Janann Heller George Hellert John l-Iemann Linda Henry Beverly Henschel Patrick Henneberry Linda Herrald Betty Hertner Robert Hilkin David Hintgen Eugene Hintgen Michael Holi Dale Holland Paul Holz Mary Horkheimer David Horstmann Diane Houselog Steven Hubanks Dudley Huber Michael Hughes Elizabeth Husemann Shirley Husemunn Greg Hutchinson Donna Jackson Allan Jahnke Frederick Janssen Thoedorc Jellison Eleanor Jensen Paul Jerrett Barbara Johnson Markes Johnson Patricia Johnson Rose Mary Johnson Bill Johnson DiAnn Jones Steven Judge Michael Jungwirth Erika Justmann Christine Kachevas Diane Kafer Karen Kalloway Michael Karnentz Krista Kann Paul Kaune Colleen Kearney Richard Kelly Ronald Kelly Jane Kemler Barbara Kennedy Sandra Kennedy Elizabeth Ke nni cker Darrell Kifer Jean Kintzinger Sandra Koons Robert Kopp Linda Koppes Sherry Koppes Linda Kramer Alvin Kremer Gene Kremer Mary Kressig Judith Kretz Hans Krieger Michael Kruser Carol Krueger Lynn Lampe Raymond Lang Steven Lehman Jam es Leiek Judith Leliefeld X-r Dale Lewis Gary Lewis James Lewis Stanley Liedtke Diane Linden Louis Linden Michael Lippert Marilee Loewen James Loney Carl Lorenz Patricia Lynch Peter Lytle Thomas Lytle Stanley Mahe Daniel March Ellen March Girma Mariam Paul Marietta Derril Marshall Charles Martelle 5,0 AD ff'hpw4 Thomas Martin Linda Mastin Walton Mauer Hazel Maury Timothy Mayne William Mayne Suzanne McAllister Denice Mcdermott Thomas McGhee Margaret McGrath William McGuire Diane McIntyre John McLaughlin Sharen McSperrin Mary McTaggart Robert Merritt Larry Metcalf Kenneth Metz Bruce Meyer Edward Michelson Bryan Mihalakis Viola Mihalakis Marcella Miles Joan Miller Nettie Miller Steven Miller Susan Miller Dennis Mills Janet Mitchell Mark Moberly Robert Mond Ruth Muellich Kathleen Mullady Connie Murphy Patrick Murphy Georgia Nasses David Nelson Pamela Nesler Dianne Ney Patricia Neyen Steven Neyens Timothy Neyens Darrell Noel Mary Noonan Sandra Noonan Leonard North Raewai O'Brien Louise O'Hea Steve Ohnesorge Stephen Oneyear David Osbourne Cindy Oxley Patricia Paar William Paisley Linda Palm Donald Pope Bette Parker James Paul Judith Pauley Carol Peacock -as--egg 'GF' T'...'f Greg Pekas Connie Pickel Thomas Plotner James Potter Jill Pregler Linda Preitauer Charles Pullen Bruce Rafoth Rebecca Rafoth David Raisbeok Mark Ransdell Gary Rath Joan Reile Carol Reittinger Robert Renne Judy Reuter Linda Reyenig Melanie Reynolds Steven Rhodes Thomas Rice ,p-fur -Q.-'03 ,gg-dfi' -:ggi Carol Rieckens Darryl Ring Ann Roethig Marilyn Rolling Judith Rondeau Linda Roscamp Connie Roth Candace Runde Janet Rupp James Ryan Michael Ryan Judith Saefkow James Sanders Thomas Sassen Jack Sawvel Marie Sawvel Linda Schick Vernita Schlumg Lanai Schmidt David Schoenhard 44141. ill .-.f George Schoenthal Dennis Schoeder Jeanne Schroeder Joan Schroeder Frank Schumacher David Schwartz Linda Schwartz Connie Scheitzer Lane Seever Steve Seipp Paul Seippel Mary Severson Steve Seyer Christy Sfikas Janice Sheldon Kathy Shepherd Kenneth Sheppard Mary Sievers Constance Silvey Charlene Skemp ,Avg ctw' Barbara Skinner Robert J. Smith Robert W. Smith Robert Somerville Theodore Soppe William Spiers Karen Spiegelhalter Barbara Sprengelmeyer Karen Staver Catherine Steffen Paula Steffens Steve Steininger Charlene Stockel Bruce Story Mary Streff Terrence Strub Timothy Strub Deborah Tangeman Brad Taylor Joseph Taylor Ronald Terry Vergene Thayer Melvin Thein Thomas Theisen Bryan Thompson Frederick Timmerm ann Marilyn Tinkey Susan Tinkharn Lois Tisehauser Richard Tittle John Townsend Karol Traut James Turner Judd Turner Barbara Unsen Vicki VerVais Glen Viekant Larry Vize Kenneth Volkert Frank Wagner Joseph Walbrun Bruce Wallace Bonnie Walter David Walterick Gloria Ward Kimberly Weber Faith Weiblen Dians Weidenbacher Gary Weigman Kenneth Weitz Keven Welsh David Wetter Rona Whitney Margaret Widmyer Sheryl Wilhelm Kathy Willman James Winders John Winders Deborah Winne Ronald Winter Pamela Wintermote Lynn Wirzbach Bruce Wittenberg Yu Wong Judy Woerdehoff Jayne Woolf Frank Wright Sandra Yeo Jayne Zehenter William Zimmerman Linda Zinn Toni Zugenbue hier Howard Bushmann Sandy Davis Brenda Hansel Laura Johnson Bruce O'Hearn Myron Person Dennis Vyverberg .IUNIORS President '15 5, JK Vice Pre side nt iiii i rf Q. we L1 warmers Ah Secretary Treasurer Q 'Sn f f sr F, ,f 3' s N. 0 . s , , A,.k. if nw X ffl . 3 :zi M' P I V ami i 1: 59 .:, ::-- X! ,ff , I V J R asm sf. gil 1 mfg., Joe Paisley Ben Miehe Mary Penly Beverly Gourley Trudi Adams Mary Albrecht Sue Allen April Altfillisch Judy Altaus Patrick Apel Robert Apel Brent Appel Sarah Arbogast Eldon Are nsdorf Mary Arensdorf Robert Astgen Catherine Avery Darlynn Baal Douglas Baker William Ball Charles Bandig Susan Bandy Susan Bardill Kathy Barnes Don Barry Dean Bartels Randy Beauchamp Jean Bechen Mary Beecher Stephen Behlmer Debby Bell Elizabeth Bennet Ronald Besch Daryl Biecher Rozanne Bischoff Rita Bleile Michael Blum Shelly Blume Irene Bournias Cary Bowers Patricia Boylan Joyce Bradfield Sharon Bradley Nicholas Brandel Deborah Brauer Pamela Breiner Dolores Bre itbach Patricia Brenke Daniel Brenner Bruce Brillhart H F 2 Terrance Brinner :if l..,,,, P ff W! 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Mrs. Chappell guides her students in a controlled reading session. I46 Open House helped this parent to discover that teens do listen to something else besides rock'n'roll. Mr. Koob prepares a movie for his civil defense class, a new course for seniors. my fb 42 The latest addition to our roster of clubs is the .. Mi, I I Kiwanis Key Club, a service organization for boys. 147 QNX gf!! -af' F' Racing against time, Brent Appel and Frank Wagner urge New gir1's physical education teacher their Cars forward in physics ClaSS. Mrs, Appel really gives her classes a workout. Fun night appeals to a teen's daring nature. Mr. Unma Clit joins ulty. the ranks of Senior's math fac- Mrs. Cerjun is a new addition to the English faculty University of Iowa night gave students a chance to meet and talk with the faculty. 149 DAILY LIFE 1 x l h-us -'-mlwawmbw11as1uuanqg9id8 ' '- '-gran-f LL-xihvgmw 1 ...rv- , Sf? di' yaw- mf-Q-sfff' +' www, ,M uns. 'N' mu ' . ,, ,.,- Y N., ,gb-JO' MAG 'W -1 ' I I 5 f ,,,,..,.....,------Hv- ,lf 73-pk, -is x WY g 44 ML' 5 R fi sl if IN MEMCJRIAM , . . ii, ,mia-11111 1,1 '- eiai-imi-im-W Y famw -'-f M Maw M Wes I-Ieitzman works at the teaching machine purchased for the math lab from the memorial fund for Randy and Jean Curtis. Randy was a member of the Class of '67 and Jean graduated in 1965. fSee photos at right.j 156 During her nineteen years of service at Dubuque Senior High School, Miss Char- lotte Severson dealt with countless students who remember her fondly for her unfailing kindness and genuine interest in their prog- ress. Her friendliness and tactful guid- ance led many young people toward a greater appreciation of music and a deeper understanding of human values. Miss Severson's dignified, professional demeanor won the admiration and respect of both teachers and students . 157 APPENDIX AUDIO VISUAL AIDS Supervisor Robert Mond Assistant Supervisor Mike Ryan Pamela Bach Paula Bach Jean Barry Bonni Burrows Jim Ferguson Herbert Hanselman Thomas Harry George Hellert Roger Jones Hans Krieger Mary Jo Pancratz Bob Studier Chuck White BUSINESS STUDENTS ASSOCIATION President Cynthia Ewert Vice-President Lynn Wirzback Secretary Georgia Nasses Treasurer Ann Block Christine Calhoun Arlene Clapham Virginia Dietrich Linda Frederick Peggy Gantenbein Barb Kennedy Andrea Kirkwood Sally Kollman Pat Pitz Judy Reuter Kathy Shepard Sue Tinkham Gary Wirzback Pat Johnson CHESS CLUB President Bob Day Robert Apel Brent Appel Russell Brown Jim Duff Audrea Elliott Wes Heitzman David Howell Fred Janssen Dick Janssen Erika Justmann Jim Kearns John Law David Love Bob March Geoff Maruyama Chris Osuch Mike Renier Mark Richardson Mike Ryan Nort Seever Art Stanley Robert Tabak Ken Weitz FRENCH CLUB President Dennis Vyverberg Vice-President Susan Sievers Secretary-Treasurer Paul Jerrett Candy Cheek Marcia Cooke Judy Dominy Angela Drummond Ellen Garrett Ann Jarvis Shirley Jurisic Karen Klauer Val Kohnen Sue Mareske Girma Mariam Ruthann Muellich Kathy Pfaff Donna Ruley Susan Shike Pat Spark Korey Willoughby Ellen Witherall GERMAN CLUB President Erika Justmann Vice-President Jim Kearns Secretary Bill Paisley Treasurer Ann Roethig Robert Apel Sarah Arbogast Sue Bardill Mike Benedict Ron Besch Sue Brauhn Vicki Carle Linda Dubler Richard Janssen Hans Krieger Mimi Liedtke Al Marting Greg Maulson Fred Miller 158 Gary Nauman Mike Puls Ton Schnack Connie Silvey Ann Stevens Gary Thomas Dan VanCleve Pat Walton Ron Zimmerman FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President Penny Peterson Vice-President Julie Nelson Secretary Ruth Ann Muellich Treasurer Linda Preitauer Krisanne O'Rourke Barb Conzett Marcia Cooke Sue Deggendorf Gayle Burdick Pam Leslein Ruth Leslein Marily Koehler Tom Martin Jill Pregler Janne Proffitt Sue Siegert Mary Ungs Kay Ward Dianne Rokusek Carol Peacock G. 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MEMBERS President Nancy Bradley Vice-President Penny Peterson Secretary Bette Foust Treasurer Linda Preitauer Mary Albrecht Susan Alerson April Altfillisch Pat Atkinson Julie Augustin Sue Bandy Kathy Barnes Karen Beadle Sharon Behlmer Irene Bennett Janette Bernhard Christy Bertsch Laurie Bertsch Linda Bockhaus Patty Boylan Janice Bradley Sue Brauhn Delores Breitbach Karen Burns Kathy Coffman Darlene Cottingham Judy David Linda Dewey Pam Doeden Kathy Eisbach Susan Engel Susan Farber Barb Foust Judi Galliart Jill Gloechner Cindy Hall Sue Hass Barb Hauber Debbie Heer Bev Henschel Peggy Henschel Linda Herrald Suzanne Hodge Carole Hoffman Barb Howe Donna Jackson Krista Kann Beth Kapp Donna Kearney Pam Kirmse Betty Koethe Marilyn Kohler Karen Kopp Linda Kramer Kathy Kupferschmidt Ruth Larson Sandy Laugeson Sharon Lumley Donna Mandeschild Sue Mareske Patty Maus Connie McGhee Diane McMullen Mary Ann McTaggart Colleen Mellon Charlene Mickelson Virginia Mihalakis Barb Mond Lori Monney Mary Lou Mueller Kathy Muellich Cindy Murguia Julie Murguia Georgia Nasses Diane Nicks Mary Olson Cindy Oxley Julie Peterson Joan Refle Mary Rice Nora Robinson Rozanne Ruden Nancy Ryan Lois Schuster Debbie Schweitzer Janice Sheldon Sue Shike Mary Shoars Sue Sieves Connie Skajewski Marla Skinner Marsha Skinner Linda Smith Diane Stamp Rhonda Stigge Charlene Stockel Debee Tangeman Marilyn Tinkey Diane Weidenbacher Kim Wick Maggie Widmyer Debbie Winne Ellen Witherall Lynn Wirzback I. 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President Wes Heitzman Vice-President Daryll Ring Secretary Sue Mareske Treasurer Penny Peterson Susan Alderson Brent Appel Pat Atkinson Pam Bach Paula Bach Susan Bardill Steve Behlmer Janette Bernhard Nancy Botten Nancy Bradley Virginia Burke Becki Cade Barb Candy Vicki Carli Dee Chaney Ardia Clarkson Marcia Cooke Gary Cutster Bob Day Judi David Jan Dowling Amy Dremmel Angela Drummond Susan Engel Laura Eshen Eric Garland Mary Griep Linda Gross Rita Gupta 159 APPENDIX Cindy Hall Sue Harms Susie Hayes Janette Hartley Becky Heitzman Betty Hertner Carol Hoffmann David Howell Donna 'Jackson Sandy Jecklin Barb Johnson Mark Johnson Rosemary Johnson Rose Johnson Beth Kapp Jim Kearns Pam Kirmse Shirley Klinge Hans Krieger Jerry Langhiem Ruth Larson Sarah Laube John Law Mimi Liedtke Sharon Lumley Girma Mariam Cindy McCord Margaret McGrath Caroly Meether Nettie Miller Susan Miller Mark Moberly Laurie Monney Mary Lou Meller Cathy Meullich Georgia Nasses Fran Naylor Linda Olin David Osborne Nancy Osborne Krisanne O'Rourke Carol Peacock Kathy Pfaff Ann Phillips Linda Preitauer Susan Radford Joan Refle Sue Runde Mike Ryan Mark Russo Connie Schweizer Linda Shick Linda Smith Sue Sommers Steve Steininger Bob Tabak Lyn Underwood Kay Ward Viollette Weber Faith Weiblen Ken Weitz Margaret Widmeyer Jayne Zehentner INDEX Adams, Daniel 97,138 Adams, Gertrude 47,131 Adams, Rueben 12 Addyman, Michael 28,138 Agnitsch, Steven Aird, Steve Albert, Glen 33,97 Albrecht, Alderson, Mary 131 Susan 108 Allen, Susan 13 1 ALLMAN, HARRY 10 Altfillisch, April 131 Altfillisch, Robert Althaus, Judi 131 Ambrose, Gary 138 Ament, Debrough Ament, David Amiss, Edmund Anderson, Christian 49,50,138 Andresen, Linda 37 Andresen, William 138 Ansel, Steve 138 Anthony, Charles Anthony, Connie 138 Anthony, Edward Apel, Gerald 138 Apel, Patrick 131 Apel, Robert 25,72,96,131 Apel, Thomas 108 Apel, Toni 47 Appel, Brent 51,66,69,75,86,131, 148 APPEL, GINI 148 Arbogast, David Arbogast, Sarah 131 Arensdorf, Eldon 131 Arensdorf, Mary 131 Arensdorf, 'Thomas Arntz, Deborah 108 Artus, Daniel 47,75,92,108 Astgen, Robert 96,131 Astgen, Scott 108 Atchison, Atchison, Atkinson, Atkinson, Augustin, Aureden, Debra 36,108 Ray W. Bonnie Patricia Julie 138 Jean Ann Avenarius, Dennis 108 Avenarius, Donald Avenarius, Jane 45,108 Avenarius, Thomas Avery, Catherine 131 Avery, Julie 138 Baal, Darlynn 131 Baal, Sharon 108 Bach, Pamela 66,68,108 Bach, Paula 45,138 Backes, David Bahl, Timothy Bahr, Pamela 108 Bailey, Lloyd Bailey, William Bainbridge, Gary Baker, Douglas 38,6O,75,96,131 Balfe, Joseph 109 Ball, James 75,109 Ball, Steven 97 Ball, William 75,89,93,97,104, 131 Ballew, Donna 138 Bandig, Charles 131 Bandy, Susan 50,131 Bannon, Thomas Bardill, Susan 45,131 Bardon, Thomas Barker, Richard Barnes, Kathy 47,131 Barnhart, l.aNae 138 Barnhart, Terry 109 Barry, Don 131 Barry, Jean Bartels, Dean 131 Bartlett, Mary 47,138 Bartman, Bill Bartmann, Sharon 109 Bauer, Diane 109 Bauer, Robert Baule, Andrew 138 Baxter, Charles Beadle, Karen Beadle, Mel 109 Beam, David 138 Beau, Roger 96,109 Beauchamp, Randy 131 Beaulien, Kris 109 Bechen, Jean 131 Bechen, Richard 109 Bechen, Ronald Beck, Debra 138 Becker, David 138 BECKER, MARK 10,50 Becker, Rick 138 Beckman, Anne 109 Bedtka, Patricia 138 Beecher, Mary 131 Beecher, Richard 97,138 Beecher, William Beeghley, Keneth 11,97 Behlmer, Sharon 50,138 Behlmer, Stephen 31,5O,131 Bekkum, Brian 138 Bell, Deborah 131 Bemboem, Dennis Bemis, Steven 138 Bender, Stephen Benedict, Michael Bennet, Irene 138 Bennett, Elizabeth 45,131 Bennett, JoAnn Bensen, Leroy 109 BENTLEY, ROGER 10 BENTZ, JAMES 11 Benz, Todd 49,50,89,109 Bergeron, Marilyn 47,51 162 Bernhard, Gary 51,136 Bernhard, Janette 50,109 Berstler, Judy 138 Bertsch, Christina Bertsch, Greg Bertsch, Laura 138 Berzins, Mirdza 47,59 Besch, Bernadette 109 Besch, Ronald 72,131 Besler, Lois 138 Beversdorf, Barbara 138 Biecher, Daryl 131 Biechler, Dean 138 Billmeyer, Dean Billmeyer, James 109 Billmeyer, Linda 45,138 Birch, James Birch, Robert 97,138 Birkett, Elizabeth 138 Birkett, Rita Bischoff, Rozanne 131 Blair, Barbara 83,109 Blakeman, Carole 138 Blakeman, Jacqueline Blakeman, Sandra 109 Bleile, Rita 131 Blemeyer, David 109 Blewett, Thomas 138 Block, Ann 109 Bloechle, Georgia 138 Bloechle, Barbara 109 Blosch, Gary 138 Blosch, Richard Blum, Deborah 50,72,138 Blum, Gene S. Blum, Michael 131 Blume, Shelley 51,131 Bock, Ronald 46,138 Bockhaus, Linda 49,138 Bogarth, Kathy 44,60,110 Bogarth, Patricia Boge, Geraldine Bogge, Therese Boleyn, Barry 110 Borcherding, Harlan 138 Born, Lynwood Borsheirn, Darah 50,138 Botten, Nancy 70,74,11O Bournias, George 110 Bournias, Irene 131 Bowers, Cary 50,131 Bowling, June 138 Boxleiter, David 51,138 Boyer, Deborah 138 Boylan, Patricia 65,83,131 Brade, Steven 110 Bradfield, Joyce 131 Bradley, Daryl 138 Bradley, Gregory BRADLEY, JAMES 11 Bradley, Janice 47,110 Bradley, Nancy 50,74,110 Bradley, Ronald Bradley, Sharon 131 Brady, Nancy Braem, Thomas Brandel, Nicholas 93,131 Brauer, Deborah 131 Brauer, Rebecca 138 Brauhn, Jacolyn 47,110 Brauhn, Susan 47,50,11O Braun, Dale 138 Brehm, David Brehm, Delbert 138 Briener, Jayne 45,139 Breiner 50,110 Breiner, Pamela 131 Breitbach, Dolores 46,131 Breitbach, Sharon 110 Bremer, Ellen 50,139 Brenke, Fredrick 110 Brenke, Gerald 110 Brenke, Joe 139 Brenke, Patricia 131 Brenner, Daniel 131 Brinner, Kenneth Brewer, Gary Brillhart, Bruce 131 Brillhart, William 110 Brimmer, Susan 139 Brimmer, Terrance 131 BROCKERT, FLORENCE 11 Broessel, Dennis 110 Broessel, Lynea 110 Brooker, Margaret 139 Brooks, Thomas Brown, Brent 139 Brown, Robert 97,110 Brown, Russell 110 Brown, Steve 93,139 Brown, Wendy 139 Brown, William 110 Bruggeman, Mike Brune, Bernard 139 Brune, Marilyn 66,111 Brune, William 131 Buchholz, Shirley 45,131 Buckley, Mary 47,111 Buda, Dennis Buddin, Richard 139 Buell, J. 139 Buell, Lynne 111 Buelow, David Buol, Robert 97,139 Buol, Roy 47,89,97,131 Burdick, Carolyn 131 Burdick, Gayle 33,417,139 Burdick, Pamela 131 Burdt, Anne Burkart, Joyce 132 Burke, Kevin 139 Burke, Leonard 50,132 Burke, Stephen 111 Burke, Virginia 50,139 Burns, John Bums, Karen 139 BURNS, STEPHEN 11 Burrows, Bonnie Bush, Linda 139 Bushman, Howard Bussan, Judy Bussan, Linda 111 Butler, Dean 111 Butler, Theresa Cade, Rebecca 78,132 Cain, Judith 111 Calhoun, Christine 111 Callahan, Gary 93 Callahan, Rebecca 45,139 Campell, Ann 47,111 Campbell, Neva Candy, Barbara 139 Canham, Randell 51,59,139 Cardy, Lyle 111 Carey, Eva Carli, Victoria 67,111 CARLTON, GUY 11 Carnahan, Joseph 111 Carpenter, Dennis 132 Carroll, Peggy Carstens, Cindy 87,139 Cate, Alyce 51,51,7O CERJUN, DAMATILLO 147 Chassion, Ronald Chalmers, Candace 74,139,146 Chaney, Danya Chaney, Deedra 61,74,111,146 Chapman, Dale 35 Chapmann, Randall 92,111 Cl-IAPPEL, DANIELLE 11 Chappell, Miriam 139 Chase, Jerry 132 Cheek, Candice 132 Chesney, David 51,139 CI-HDLEY, JANET 11 Christiansen, Melvin 139 Christensen, Kristine 51,80,132 Christopherson, Connie 139 Christopherson, Diane 132 Christopherson, Linda 132 Clapham, Arlene 56,712,111 Clapham, Christine 45,111 Clapham, Joyce 45,132 Clark, Dennis 111 Clark Edna 139 Clark, Karen Clark Sheila 82,233,132 Clarkson, Ardia 111 Clemen, Richard Clemens, Kenneth 132 Coates, Richard 139 Coffee, Jeff 92 Coffman, Kathryn 139 Colson, Mary 132 Colson, Patricia 139 Comer, Roberta 51,111 Comer, Wayne 132 Conlan, Thomas 139 Connely, Lois Conner, Margaret 132 Conway, Myles Conzett, Barbara 51,132 Cook, Betty 49,132 Cook, Daniel Cook, John 163 INDEX Cook, Mark 139 Cook, Patricia 132 Cook, Patricia Cooke, Marcia 132 COOLEY, WESLEY 11 Cooper, Thomas 93,105,139 Cords, Dennis Cosgrove, Michael 105,139 Cottingham, Darlene 112 Coulson, Cherly Coulson, Thomas 51,132 COURSEY, EILEEN 11 Cox, Lawerance 96 Coyle, Merlin Crimmins, Linda 112 Crippes, Rita 112 Cruise, Kenneth 132 Cue, Steven 130 Culbertson, Michael 46,112 Cummo, Dinna Cupps, Chris 112 Curler, Christine Curtis, Randy Custer, Gary 89,112 Custer, Kathlene 45,139 Dague, Stephen Dahl, Edward Dahl, Michael Daniels, Richard 86,97,112 DATISMAN, JOANN 12 Datisman, Marjorie 45,112 Datisman, Susan 132 Daugherty, Donald 96,100,112 Dausener, Richard 112 David, Judith 45,132 Davids, Robert 139 Davis, Carl 112 Davis, Dennis 93,132 Davis, Gary 132 Davis, Kenneth 96,112 Davis, Patricia Davis, Robert 132 Davis, Ruth Davis, Sandra 66 Davis, Suzanne 139 Davis, Violet 112 Day, Robert 61,74,112,146 Daykin, Steven 105,139 Dean, Beverly 139 Dean, Roger DEARBORN, NORMAN 12,48 Deckart, Fredic 51,60,132 Deggendorf, Joanne 36,112 Deggendorf, Susan 132 Deich, Donald 132 Delaney, Jean 45,112 DeMAIO, CARL 12,146 DeMaio, Robert Demkier, William Demuth, Terry 139 Denlinger, Arlene INDEX Derby, James 97,132 Deringer, JoAnn 45 Detablin, Donald Deutsch, Ronald 47,132 Dewey, Linda 139 Dewey, Sandra 49,50,139 Dick, Ronald 44,47,51,89,132 Diefenthaler, David 97 Dietrich, Virginia 50,112 Dietrich, Yolanda Dillon, Tom 96 Dittmar, Barbara Dittmar, George 100,132 Dittner, Michael 132 Dix, Joan 139 Dix, Kenneth 132 Dix, Mary 112 Dodge, Sarah 51,132 Doeden, Pamela 45,132 Dolan, Michaelle 139 Dominy, Judy 132 Donath, Sharon 132 Donatsch, James 139 Donner, Peggy 139 Dorothy, Nancy Doser, Marsha DOTSON, BILL 12,97 Douglas, Charles Dow, Cynthia 139 Dowling, Janet Downey, Michael DOYLE, GENE 12 Dremmel, Amy 60,139 Driscoll, Charlene Driscoll, Dennis Driscoll, Kathleen 132 Driscoll, Timothy 139 Drummond, Angela 46,132 Drury, John 139 Drury, Ron 50 Dryer, Roger 132 Dubler, Linda 45,132 DUBUQUE, LORRAINE 12,26 Duccini, John Duccini, Martin Duccini, Michael 47 Duehr, Dennis Duehr, Francis 67,112 Duehr, Robert 139 Duehr, Susan 132 Duff, James 50,132 Duffy, Betty 60,139 Duffy, Constance 112 Duggan, Sheila 113 Duster, Gary Dutcher, Art 113 Duve, David 132 Eastman, Linda 139 Eddy, Mary 113 EDGAR, IRENE 12,71 Ege, James 139 Egelhof, Barbara Egloff, Robert 132 Ehlers, Allen 132 Eichhorn, Carol Eichhorn, John 139 Eichman, Milton 100,132 Eisbach, Kathy 139 Eisenegger, Susan 44,415,113 Elgin, Doris Eller, Wesley 132 Ellerbach, Linda 139 Ellerman, Cheryl 132 Ellerman, John Ellerman, Kathleen Elley, Jim Elliott, Audrea 60,74,132 Elliott, Linda 113 Elliott, Michael 139 Ellis, Michael 50,132 ELLISON, MARIAN 12,71 Emary, Dean 139 Engel, Susan 5O,51,132 Engles, Sherree 139 Engling, Carlyn 139 Engling, Robert 132 Erickson, Audrey 45,113 Erickson, Kathryn Ernst, Duane 132 Erpelding, Thomas 97,139 Eschen, Laura 49 Eudaley, Daryl Eudaley, Jill 139 Ewert, Cynthia 113 Ewing, Larry 139 Fagen, Aaron 96,113 Fah, Deborah 113 Farber, Susan 65,83,139 Farni, Kathleen 113 Farni, Paul Farnum, Diann 36,113 Farrey, Janice 139 Faust, William 47,88,132 Fay, Brian Feather, Walaya Fee, James 132 Feipel, Barbara 113 Feipel, Larry Feipel, Patricia 113 Felderman, Judy 45,113 Felderman, Susan 139 Felton, Dennis Ferguson, James 139 Ferring, Joyce Ferring, Thomas Ferris, Scott 89,132 Fessler, Brent Fetgatter, Patricia 113 Fewell, Anita 50 Fincel, Richard 113 Finch, Gary 132 Finn, Thomas Finzel, Anita 132 Firzlaff, Richard 104,113 Firllaff, Steven 113 164 FISHER, DON 12 Fisch, Michael 75,92,96,100,113 Fischer, Beckie 132 FISCI-HER, JOHN 12 Fishnick, Patrick 113 Fitzpatrick, Janice 132 Fitzsimmons, June Flannery, Robert Fleckenstein, Rodney 92 FLEWELLING, ANNA 13 FOELSKE, RONALD 13 Foglesong, Gail Foldger, Patricia 47,132 Fonck, Kenneth Foust, Barbara 66,132 Foust, Bette 114 Fowler, Charles Fowler, John 132 Fox, James 100,114 Fox, Jeffrey, 100 Francois, John Francois, Thomas Frank, Dennis Frederick, Diane Frederick, Kathleen Frederick, Linda 114 FREDRICKSON, FLORENCE 13 Freese, Robert Freiburger, Clinton 114 Freiburger, Lawrence Freiburger, Ronald 114 Freisinger, Barbara 114 Freisinger, Melvin 132 Freisinger, Robert Frick, David 114 Friedman, Donna Friedman, James Frith, Eugene Fritsch, Alan FROILAND, ELEANOR 13 Frommelt, Craig Frommelt, Jean 132 Frommelt, Rhanda 114 Frommelt, Sylvia 36,133 Fuhrman, John 114 Fullarton, Stuart 114 Fuller, Lynn 44 Funk, Cynthia Funk, Steven 50,133 Furda, Joel 75,89,96,114 Fureste, Nanette 51,65,133 Furry, Judith Gabriel, Bonnie 133 Gaherty, Linda 133 Galle, Dave Galle, Paul Galliart, Judith 51 Galliart, Lawrence 75,96,133 Gansemer, Lawrence Gansen, Elaine Gansen, John 114 Gantenbein, Danny 97 Gantenbein, Peggy 114 Garland, Eric 114 GARLAND, WINIFRED 13 Garrett, Ellen 49 Gavin, Charles Gavin, Dan 133 GARVIN, SARAH FRANCES Gayman, Gordon 114 Gearheart, Larry 133 Gebhart, Debra Gednalski, Donna 133 Gehrig, Jeff 32,114 Geisler, Karen 133 Gentz, Dean 114 Gibson, Debra 133 Gibson, Thomas 49 Giesman, Robert Gilbertson, Annabelle 114 Gilbertson, Joseph GILES, AVA 13 Gill, Jonathan Gillespie, Elizabeth Gillespie, Michael 97,105 Gilligan, Michael 97,133 Glab, David GLAB, GENE 13 Glab, Sandra 45 GLASER, MARTHA 13 Glaser, Steven Glass, Patricia 55,114 Gloden, Thomas 114 Gloeckner, Earl Gloeckner, Jill 115 Glynn, Susan Goebel, June Goedert, Dennis Goerdt, Edna Goin, Nancy Goin, Thomas 115 Goodin, Rick Gordin, Andrea GORDON, KENNETH 13 Gorius, Stanley Gorius, Steve 96 GORTON, MICHAEL 14 Gotz, Joseph Gourley, Beverly 46,131 Gourley, Dixie 45 Graham, Cheryl Grashorn, Dennis 50,51,97 Grass, Daniel Grass, Donald Graybill, Virginia 133 Green, Howard Green, Susan Greves, Paul 133 Griep, Mary Griesinger, Kristine 133 Grimes, David 89,100,133 Gronau, Candice 115 GROOM, ARMIN 97 Gross, Bill Gross, Donald Gross, Janet 115 Gross, Linda 115 Gruber, Jean 115 Crue, Janice 133 Gruel, John Grutz, Jill 45 Guns, Debra GUNSAULIS, FRED 14 Gupta, Rita 47,49,78,115 Haas, David 133 Haas, Gary 115 Haas, Linda 45,133 Habel, Timothy Hachman, Robert Hadley, Linda 133 Haferbecher, Carol Haferbacker, Sandra 115 Hagge, Keith Hahlen, Clifford Hahlen, David HAHLEN, RON 14 Hall, Bruce 75,89,100,115 Hall, Carla 133 Hall, Cindy 51 Hall, Robert 133 Hallenback, Ronald 74,104,115 HALVERSON, DEAN 14 Halverson, Michael 115 HAM, LEOLA 32 Hamm, Colleen Hammerand, Gloria 133 Hammerand, Grace 133 Hancock, Richard Hankner, Lorraine 133 Hans, Carolyn Hansel, Brenda 47 Hansel, Jeffrey 97 Hansel, Richard 75,89,115 Hanselmann, Herbert Hanson, Charlene Hanson, Laura 133 Hanson, Linda 133 Hanson, Loras 133 Hanson, Louise 44,115 Hanson, Paul Hantelman, Susan 133 Hantelmann, Linda 115 Hantelmann, Russell 115 Harder, Jewell 45 Hardin, Kimberly 45 Harle, Gary Harms, Sue 115 HARRIS, EDWIN 14 Harry, Daniel Harry, Jackye Harry, Judith Harry, John Harry, Mary 133 Harry, Thomas 115 Hart, Kay 115 Hartbecke, Carol 133 Hartke, Charles 75,116,147 Hartke, Dennis 97 Hartley, Jeanette 51,133 Hartly, Karen 47 Hass, Henry 115 Hass, Susan 50 Hauber, Barbara Hauber, Kathy 116 Haudenshield, James 133 165 INDEX Haugen, Linda 116 Haupert, John Hauth, Patricia 46,133 Havens, Jerrilyn 116 Havens, Susan Haverland, Robert Havner, Lorraine 133 Havner, Steve 97 Haxmeir, Daniel 133 Hayes, Dennis 89,100,133 Hayes, Sheryl 133 Hayes, Susan 51 Hayward, Louis Heacock, Kenneth Headington, Donald Headington, Mare Headrick, David Heber, Loren Hedley, Mary 45,116 Hedrick, Allen 75,96,116 Hedrick, Donald 75,97 Hedrick, Joann Hedrick, Robert 133 Hedrick, Tom 105 Heer, Deborah Heer, Rebecca Hefel, Daniel Hefel, Hal Heffner, Michael 60,116 Heiderscheit, Rick Heiderscheit, Sharon 116 Heim, Alvin 89,133 Heim, Benjamin Heim, Edward 97 Heim, Lawrence Heim, Leo 35 Heim, Jerome Heinen, Michael Heinen, Pamela 133 Heitzman, Rebecca 133 Heitlman, Wesley 31,38,74,88, 116 Heller, Donald 54,68,74,105,116 Heller, Janann 50,116 Hellert, George 97,116 Hemann, John 116 Heming, Sandra Hemmer, Sandra HENDERSON, DONALD 10 Henke, Barbara 49 Henkel, Janis 133 Henneberry, Patrick 116 Henneberry, William Hennen, Judy Henry, Linda 46,116 Henry, Rodney 133 Henschel, Beverly 51,116 Henschel, Peggy 50 Hensley, Jared Herbst, Lynn 133 INDEX Herbst, Terrance Herman, Betty Herman, George Herrald, Linda 49,51,116 Herting, Mary Hertner, Betty 50,116 Hess, Ann 133 Hessel, Mary 133 Hilkin, Karen Hilkin, Larry I-Iilkin, Robert 116 Hines, Denise Hines, Steve Hinkel, Dianna 45 I-linker, Stephen 97 I-Iinten, David 116 Hintgen, Eugene 117 Hingtgen, Linda Hinman, Herron l-Iinzzman, Kay Hinzrnann, Richard Hirsch, Cynthia Hirsch, Paul Hirsch, Ricke 133 Hirsch, Terrance 133 Hodge, Suzanne 87,133 Hodgen, David Hodges, Kathy Hoell, Donald Hoffmann, Carole 45,612,133 Hoffman, Constance Hoffman, David Hoffman, Donald Hoffman, Kenneth 133 Hoffman, Marilyn Hoffmann, Herbert 97 Holl, Jon Holl, Michael 117 Holl, Randell Holland, Dale 117 Holz, Linda Holz, Paul 117 Homis, Anthony Hook, Roger Hooks, Ervin HOOVER, JOYCE 14 Horkheimer, Mary 117 Horstman, Charles 75,133 Horstmann, David 75,89,117 Hos, Colleen Hosier, Patrick HOUGARD, CI-IERYL 14 ' Hough, Susan Houselog, Dennis Houselog, Diane 36,117 Houselog, Donald 133 Houser, Carol 133 Howe, Barbara 138 Howell, David 31,75,96 Hubanks, Steven 117 Huber, Dudley 117 Huber, John Huber, Karl Hubert, Craig Hughes, Kathryn 141 Hughes, Linda 133 Hughes, Michael 117 HUGHES, ROSE 14 Humke, Beth 141 Hummel, David Huseman, Alan 141 Huseman, Donna 141 Huseman, Jerry Huseman, Susan 27,69 Husemann, Benjamin Husemann, Elizabeth 117 Husemann, Shirley 117 Husemann, Steven 133 Hutchins, Janice 27,133 Hutchinson, Greg 117 Hutchison, Ray 100,133 I-IUTCHISON, RHYS 15 HUTH, LESLIE 9 1NDll-IAR, JAMES 15 Jackson, Chris 133 Jackson, Donna 117 Jackson, Jerry 141 Jackson, John Jackson, Terry 133 Jaeger, Steve Jahnke, Allan 117 Jameson, Barbara 141 Jameson, Bill Jansen, Vicki 49,51,133 Janssen, Frederick 51,74,117 Janssen, Richard 33,51,133 Jarvis, Ann 47,50,133 Jasper, Dale 141 Jecklin, Sandra 51,87 Jellison, Theodore 117 Jennings, David Jensen, Jean 133 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Roger 141 Ronald 34 Thomas William 47,133 Joos, Lynette 141 Jordan, Mark 141 JORGENSEN, BEVERLY 15 Jostad, Hilma 141 Jotham, William 134 Judge, Steven 118 Juergens, Clara 134 Juergens, David Jungblut, Robert 141 Jungk, Charles Jensen, Eleanor 51, 117 Jerrett, Paul 74,117 Jewett, David 88,133 Johanningmeier, Mark 96,133 JOHNSON, C. O. 15 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Barbara 45,117 Donald 141 Joy 141 Laura Mark 51,141 Markes 79,89,118 Patricia 118 Roberta Rose 62,63,67 Rose Mary 50,55,118 Steven 133 Valerie Johnston, Bill 51,118 Johnston, Jean Jones, Bruce Jones, DiAn.n 118 Jones, Jayne 133 Jones, Karen Jones, Robert 89 I66 Jungwirth, Michael 118 Juno, Monica 141 Jurisic, Janice 47,141 Jurisic, Shirley 141 Justmann, Ann 134 Justmann, Erika 49,71,118 JYLHA, WILLIAM 15 Kachevas, Christine 50,118 Kaechbauer, Robert Kafer, Diane 118 Kafer, Rita 134 Kaiser, Bill Kaiser, Mel Kalloway, Karen 118 Kamentz, Elessa 134 Kamentz, Michael 118 Kamentz, Steve 141 Kamentz, Theresa 134 Kamm, Joseph 134 Kamm, Mark 97,141 Kampfe, Judith 47,141 KAMPSCHROER, ROGER 9 Kane, Jane Kann, Alane 134 Kann, Krista 73,118 Kapp, Elizabeth 47,141 Kass, John Kaufmann, Sharon 134 Kaune, Mark 141 Kaune, Paul 118 Kaune, Terry Kearney, Colleen 118 Kearney, Donna 45,141 KEARNS, MARY 15 Keating, Philip 141 Keating, Shirley 45 Keck, Rande Kelleher, Linda Kelley, Edward 134 Kelley, Linda Kelley, Mary 45,141 Kelley, Dan 134 Kelly, Frank Kelly, Richard 118 Kelly, Ronald 118 Kelly, Terrance Kelly, Tim Kelzer , Ronald 141 Kemler, Jane 118 Kemp, Larry Kemp, Lois 134 Kemp, Mary 134 Kemp, Michael 89,96 Kenneally, Sherrie 141 Kennedy, Barbara 118 Kennedy, Craig 134 Kennedy, Jean 41,45 Kennedy, John Kennedy, Michael 134 Kennedy, Sandra 118 Kennicker, Dale 134 Kennicker, Elizabeth 119 Kennicker, Guy 141 Kennicker, Joseph Keppler, Richard 134 Kerns, James 70,134 Key, Lon Kiebler, Kristine 46 Kieffer, Arleta 141 Kieffer, Richard 141 Kifer, Darrell 119 Kinny, James Kintzinger, Jean 119 Kint7.le, Karen KintLle, Mary 141 Kintzle, Michael Kirby, Gerald 134 Kirk, Deborah 82,134 KIRK, WALT 15 Kirkwood, Andrea Kirmse, Pamela 51,134 Kitto, Francis Kitto, Terri 141 Klauer, Bette Klauer, John Klauer, Karen 134 Klein, Jeanette 45,134 Klinge, Shirley 141 Klinkammer, Donald Klinkammer, Ruth 141 Klosterman, David 134 Kluesner, William 141 Klumb, Roger Knockel, Ed 141 Koch, Theresa 45 Kock, Paul Koecke, Stephen 100 Koehler, Edgar Koenig, Michael 105,141 Koethe, Betty 50,141 Kohler, Marilyn 50,141 Kohn, Deborah 141 Kohnen, Valoria 60,74, 14 l, 146 Kolf, Francis Kolfe, John 49,50 Kollman, Sally KOLTES, JAMES 15 Konichek, Donna 134 Konichek, Doris 29,45,141 Konrady, Philip KOOB, CLARENCE 10 Koons, Sandra 119 Koops, Gary 141 Kopnick, Rochelle 50,141 Kopp, Karin 141 Kopp, Nickalett 136 Kopp, Robert 97,119 Koppes, Billie 134 Koppes, Linda 119 Koppes, Sherry 45,119 Kotz, Walter 134 Krabacker, John Kradle, Thomas 88,134 Kramer, Dan 141 Kramer, Donavan 134 Kramer, Linda 134 Kramer, Linda 55,61,82,119 Kramer, Nancy Kramer, Suzanne 50,141 Kramer, William 134 Krause, June 141 Krause, Thomas 141 Krauseman, Greg KRAUT, KATHRYN 15,29 Kray, Vaughn 50,100,141 Krayer, Elizabeth Kremer, Alvin 119 Kremer, Gene 119 Kremer, Joseph 134 Krepfle, Pamela 141 Kress, Doris 141 Kress, Marilyn 67,108 Kress, William 141 Kressig, Francis 134 Kressig, Mary 119 Kretz, Debra 141 Kretz, Jean 141 Kretz, Judith 119 Krieger, Hans 47,61,78,119 Kringle, Diane Kringle, Loren Kroeger, Nancy 141 Krolick, Susan 45,134 Krueger, Carol 119 Krueger, Judith 141 Kruel, Sharon 134 Kruser, Douglas 134 Ktuser, Michael 119 Kubesheski, John 105,141 Kueter, Janie 141 Kuhle, Mark 134 Kunkel, David Kunkel, Donald Kimz, Deborah Kunz, Rick Kupferschmidt, Kathy 49,14 Kutsch, Michael 134 Kutsch, Patrick Kutsch, Richard Lakin, John 134 LAMB, SYBIL 15 Lammer, Joseph Lammers, Susan 50,141 Lampe, Lynn 119 LANDSCHULZ, MARJA 16 Lang, James Lang, Raymond 119 Langel, Judy 134 Langheim, Jerry 51,142 Lanser, Judith 141 LaPage, Candace 134 167 1 LaPage , Larson, INDEX shiriey 141 Ruth 45,51, 141 Larson, Vernon 141 Lasche , LaSoya, Sue 141 Ike Latenser, Gail 45 Lathen, Raymond 134 Lau, Marianne 141 Laube, Sara '141 Laugesen, Zane 97,142 Laugeson, Sandra 50,141 Laughlin, David Law, John 96 Leach, Robert LECHNIR, ROBERT 16,40 LeConte, Diane 142 Lehman, Charles 134 Lehman, Connie 134 Lehman, Gregory 134 Lehman, Steven 119 Leib, Brenda 134 Leib, Leonard 97,100 Leibfried, Richard Leibfried, William Leick, James 119 Leick, Joanne 142 Leliefeld, Judith 119 Lenaers, Peter 97,142 Lenstra , Ronald Leopold, James Leppert, Mike Leslein, Leslein, Leslein, Leslein, Leslein, Daniel 142 Lawrence 134 Pamela 134 Ruthann 134 Steven LESS, DAVID 16 Lester, Melvin Lester, Bill Lester, Lester, Richard 134 Robert 142 Lewis, Dale 27,120 Lewis, Gary 120 Lewis, James 120 LIDUMS, SUSAN 16,33 Licht, Terry 96,134 Liedtke, Mimi 74,134 Liedtke, Stanley 120 Lightfoot, Barbara Lighthart, Jeffrey 50,88,104, Lightle, Toni 46 Lindahl, Danelle 45,134 Lindecker, Robert 142 Linden, Diane 120 Linden, Louis 100,120 Link, James Lippert, Michael 88,120 Loewen, Marilee 120 Lohberg, Susan 142 Lonergan, Mary Lonergan, Richard INDEX Loney, Donald 142 Loney, James 100,120 Long, Donald 134 Long, Dorothy 142 Lorenz, Carl 120 Love, David 51,105,142 Ludavissy, William 134 Lumley, Alan 50,134 Lumley, Sharon 50,142 Lutgen, Barbara 134 Lutgen, June 134 Lynch, Gordon Lynch, Patricia 120 Lytle, Peter 120 Lytle, Thomas 97,120 Maas, Debra Maas, Ann 142 Maas, Ronald Maas, Linda Maas, Terry Maclnerney, Patrick MacMurphy, Cheryl 47 MAGSON, FLORENCE 16 Mahe, Stanley 120 Maiden, Richard 142 Makovec, Stephen Manderscheid, Donna 134 Mandot, JoEllen MANFULL, LARRY 16 Mann, Violet 134 Manning, William 134 March, Daniel 120 March, Ellen 55,82,120 March, Robert 49,51,142 Mareske, Suzanne 50,74,134 Mariam, Girma 63,77,120 Marietta, Paul 120 Markward, David 75,89,97,108 Marshall, Derril 50,120 Marshall, Jan 97 Marshall, Teresa Martelle, Charles 120 MARTIN, DENNIS 16 Martin, Gary 142 Martin, Gregory 134,142 Martin, Theresa Martin, Thomas 121 Marting, Allan 50,134 Marting, An.nMarie 45,142 Martins, John Martins, Twyla 45,142 Maruyama, Geoffrey 51,134 MARUYAMA, ROSE 16 Mason, Michael 142 Mass, Gary 134 Massey, Gary Massey, Michael 134 Mastin, Linda 121 Matous, Nancy 45,134 Mauer, Ruth 51,142 Mauer, Walton 45,121 Maule, Harry 142 Maule, Maureen 134 Maulson, Greg 25,51,57,135 Maury, Daniel 142 Maury, Hazel 121 Maus, Patricia 38,51,66,135 Maxwell, Michael 135 Mayne, Majorie 142 Mayne, Kai 135 Mayne, Kathleen 135 Mayne, Timothy 121 Mayne, Vicki 135 Mayne, William 121 McAllister, Suzanne 121 McAllister, Terrance 135 McCann, John 135 McChristy, Larry 135 McClain, Kevin McClain, Willard MCCLURE, ROBERT 16 McCord, Cheryl McCord, Cynthia 71,74,135 McCord, David 142 McCoy, Terreance McCready, Michael 51,75,89,96, 100,135 McDermott, Clair McDermott, Denise 121 McDermott, Diane 135 McElmeel, Mike McElmeel, Sharon 45,135 McFadden, Robert 135 McFadden, Vincent 135 McGhee, Jim McGhee, Thomas 121 McGinnis, Wayne McGorman, Terry 93,135 McGovern, William lV1cGrath, Dan McGrath, Margaret 121 McGrath, Sara 135 McGuire, William 121 Mclntyre, Diane 121 MCKEON, JAMES McLaughlin, Danny MCLAUGHLIN, DAVE 17 McLaughlin, John 121 McLaughlin, Sharon 135 McMullen, Diana 50,142 McNamera, Linda 135 McP0land, Dan 135 McSperrin, Sharon 121 McTaggert, Jeanne 135 McTaggert, Mary 121 Meana, Lawrence Meetiier, Carolyn Meis, John Meisenburg, Catherine 135 Meisenburg, John 142 Mellon, Colleen 47,142 Melloy, Patrick 104 MENKE, TOM 17 Merfeld, David Merges, Frank 135 168 Merrick, Donald 36,89,135 Merritt, Robert 92,121 Merritt, Sharon 135 Merz, Cheryl Merz, Janice 135 Metcalf, Barbara 142 Metcalf, Gerald 135 Metcalf, Larry 121 Metcalf, Michael 135 Metther, Carolyn 142 Metz, Kenneth 100,121 Meyer, Bruce 97,121 Meyer, Curtis Meyer, Dan 142 Meyer, Edward 135 Meyer, Jerome MEYER, JOHN 17 Meyer, Victoria 142 Meyers, Nicholas Mickelsen, Charlene 45,142 Mickelsen, Edward 32,104,121 Miehe, Ben 89,100,131 Miehe, Bruce 142 Miehe, Patricia 142 Mihal, Diane 82,135 Mihal, Frank 142 Mihal, James 142 Mihalakis, Bryan 122 Mihalakis, Viola 122 Mihalakis, Virginia 142 Miles, Marcella 122 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Arden Carl 142 Danny 47,60,93,97,138 Debra 45 Fred 25,135 Harold Jacqueline Joan 47,122 Karl Larry 142 Mark 47,88,97 Michael 142 Nettie 45,122 Miller, Philip Miller, Randa 50,5l,l42 Miller, Robert 97 Miller, Steven 122 Miller, Susan 122 Miller, Tim Mills, Dennis 122 Mills, Linda 135 Mitchell, James D. Mitchell, James E. Mitchell, Janet 122 Moberly, Mark 69,122 Moes, Stephen Mohr, John Mond, Barbara 142 Mond, Robert 29,6O,74,122 Monney, Lorraine 59,83 MOODY, DONALD 9 Moore, Melody 45,142 Moore, Morey, Ronald 97 Kathryn 49,51,135 Morris, Donna 142 Morton, Rita 142 Mount, Scott Muller, James 135 Mueller, Mary Lou 47,50,142 Mueller, Scott 142 Mueller, Stephen 97,105,142 Muellich, Cathy 51,142 Muellich, Ruth Ann 67,74,122 Mullady, Kathleen 122 Mullen, Thomas Muntz, Gary Murguia, Cynthia 142 Murguia, Julia 108 Murphy, Charlotte 142 Murphy, Connie 45,122 Murphy, Dennis 142 Murphy, James 105,142 Murphy, Patrick 97,122 Myers, Sarah Myers, Suzanne Nadermann, Nancy 42,46,135 Nagle, Duane Nasses, Georgia 51,122 Nauman, Gary 142 Nauman, Greg Nauman, Peter Naylor, Fraula 142 Nelson, Charles 142 Nelson, David 75,89,l22 Nelson, Julie 50,135 NELSON, MARY 17 Nelson, Norma 135 Nelson, Sharon 45,142 Nesler, Pamela 122 Nesteby, Marilyn Neumeister, James 100,142 New, Edward 142 Newman, Jim 142 Ney, Diane 122 Ney, Kay 135 Ney, Kayla 142 Ney, Michele 135 Neyen, Patricia 122 Neyens, Daniel Neyens, Rebecca 135 Neyens, Steven 123 Neyens, Timothy 123 Nicks, Dianne 142 Noel, Darrell 123 Noel, James Noonan, John Noonan, Mary 123 Noonan, Sandra 46,123 NORDENSON, CRAIG 17 Norman, Andrew 59,142 North, Leonard 123 Northouse, Richard Northrup, Charles 142 Norton, Joyce NOWELL, PETER 17 Nowlin, Nancy 142 Oaklay, Barbara 142 Oberfoell, Sandra 142 Oberman, Elizabeth O'Brien, David O'Brien, Patricia O'Brien, Raewai 47,61,123 O'Brien, Raymond O'Brien, Timothy 89,135 Odefey, Donna 135 Oglesby, Patricia O'I-lea, Louise 45,123 O'Hearn, Bruce 104 Ohnesorge, Steven 123 Olds, Paul 142 Olin, Linda 143 Olinger, Nancy 143 Oliver, Dennis 135 Olsen, Ronald Olson, James 50 Olson, Mary 143 Olson, William Oltmanns, Terry 47,104,135 O'Neal, Juanita Oneyear, Steven 123 O'Neil, Jerry 59,97 Orcutt, Timothy 143 O'Rourke, Catherine O'Rourke, K.risan.ne 63,135 Orr, Mary 49,51,135 Orton, Dianne Osbourne, David 60,123 Osbourne, Nancy 143 O'Shea, Michael OSTEN, ROBERT 17 Ostrander, LeRoy 143 Osuch, Christopher Oswald, Danny O'Toole, Barbara 143 O'Toole, Michael Otterbeck, Guy Otting, Sylvester Otto, Donald 89,97,l35 Owen, Dana 65,83 Owezarek, Matthew Oxley, Cindy 45,123 Paar, Kathryn 135 Paar, Patricia 45,123 Paeper, Marsha 143 Paige, Lana Paine, Deborah Paisley, Joseph 75,100,131 Paisley, William 74,75,89, 100, 123 Palm, Kathleen Palm, Linda 123 Palm, Susan 143 Pancratz, Mary Pape, Gary Papenthien, Michael 51 Papenthein, William Parker, Bette 123 Parker, Geraldine 135 Parker, Jesse Parker, Larry Parker, Marcella Pascual, Agustin Patters, Keith Patters, Linda 135 Patterson, Ken 169 INDEX Paul, James 123 Pauly, Joan 143 Pauly, John 89 Pauley, Judith 123 Pautsch, Richard 105 Peacock, Carol 31,54,60,123 Peer, Ken Pekas, Greg 124 Pendly, Ginger 135 Penly, Mary 46,131 Persaud, Michael Person, Myron Peter, Lee Petersen, Dennis Peterson, Julie 83,143 Peterson, Penelope 49,51,74,108 Petsch, Daniel 50 Petsch, Susan 143 Petsch, William 50 Pfaff, Kathryn 51,135 Pfeiffer, Susan 135 Phillips, Ann Phillips, Billy Phillips, Hugh 143 Pickel, Constance 124 Pickel, Karen 143 Pickel, Mary 46 Pickel, Sherry 51,135 Pitz, Patricia 45 Pit'L, Robert Pitzer, Harold Pitzer, Paula 135 Pline, Kathleen 135 Plotner, Thomas 124 Plowman, Carol 135 Plowman, John Plowman, William 143 Pluemer, Daniel 105,143 Podar, Sandie Pollock, John 135 Pope, Donald 123 Pottebaum, Gary Pottebaum, Sharon 135 Potter, Diana Potter, James 124 Potter, Margaret 143 Pregler, James 143 Pregler, Jeff 143 Pregler, Jill 47,124 Pregler, Ralph Pregler, Raymond 135 Preitauer, Linda 49,51,74,124 PRENDERGAST, CLARE 17 Preston, Donald 135 Priebe, Pamela 143 Primasing, William 143 Province, David 135 Proffitt, Janne 143 Psaros, John Pullen, Charles 124 RUSSO, ETI-IEL 10 Schroeder, INDEX Puls, Michael 86,135 Puls, Michael 97,143 Purnhage, David 135 Pusateri, Mike 135 Putchio, Lawrence Radalaugh, Paul 143 Radford, Susan 49 Rafoth, Bruce 124 Rafoth, Rebecca 44,47,124 Raisbeck, David 26,65,74,75,1o6, 124 RAMBOLT, FRANK 17 Rampson, Ralph Randell, Thomas Ransdell, Mark 124 Ranson, Kenneth 89,96,100, Rapp, Marvin Rapp, Robert Rapp, Russell Rath, Gary 124 Rathbun, Candice 143 RAWSON, JOYCE 17 Ray, Amy Reddin, Cathy Redmond, Jack 135 Redmond, William 104,135 Reed, Kathy 143 Refle, Joan 5l,74,124 Regan, Patricia 143 Reisdorf, Sandra 135 Reisen, David 136 Reisen, Kristine 143 Reittinger, Carol 124 Reittinger, Marilyn 136 Renier, Mark 143 Renier, Michael Renne, Robert 124 Rennison, Richard 143 Rettenberger, Terry Reuter, Judy 124 Revenig, Diane 143 Revenig, Linda 124 Reynolds, Melanie 44,47 , 124 Rhodes, Steven 124 Rhomberg, Beverly 45,136 Rhomberg, Jacqueline Rhomberg, Leonard 143 Rice, Mary 87,143 Rice, Thomas 65,75,86,124 Richard, Robert 136 Richard, Roger 143 Richardson, Mark 63,136 Richardson, Patricia 143 Richardson, Susan Richey, Cathy 143 Richey, Diane 143 Richter, Sharon Riechmann, Kathy 50,143 Rieck, David 89,97,136 Rieckens, Carol 125 Rieckens, James 50,143 Riedei, Maxine 44,49,50,136 Ring, Da Ring, Ra Ring, Re Riniker, Riniker, Riniker, Riniker, Riniker, Riniker, rryl 29,51,60,74,125 ndy nee 136 Joyce 143 Katherine 143 Nicholas 100,136 Richard 66,136 Sandra 136 Thomas RITZMAN, MARY E. 10 Robey, Delbert Robinson Robinson Robinson , Charles , Lewis 143 , Nora 143 Roebken, Kent Roethig, Ann 125 Rogers, John 143 Rogers, Robert 136 Rokusek, Arthur 143 Rokusek, Dianna 143 ROLING, ARTHUR 18,37 Roling, Ervin 136 Roling, Marilyn 125 Rondeau, Judith 45,125 Ronek, Donna ROOK, WESLEY 18 Root, Donald 47 Root, Sandra 44,47 Roscamp, Linda 125 Ross, Leslie 143 Sanders, Diane 136 Sanders, James 125 Sanders, William 51,136 Sands, James 143 SANDVEN, RI-IEA 18 Sassen, Thomas 125 Sauser, Greg 25,47,60 Sawvel, Jack 125 Sawvel, Marie 125 Schack, Donna 136 Schadler, Paul Scheibe, Joyce 136 Scheibe, Judith 136 Schemmel, Robert Schenck, Barbara Schick, Linda 125 Schilling, Terry Schilt, Cheryl 51,143 Schlung, Vernita 125 Schmalz, Janet 44,143 Schmerbach, Richard 143 Schmidt, David 136 Shiveman, Linda Shoars, Mary 47,59,144 Siegert, Mary Siegert, Susan 45,144 Sievers, Mary Kay 126 Sievers, Susan 54,74,136 Silvey, Constance 49,51,126 Silvey, Marla Schmitt, Joseph 50 Ross, Michael 136 Roth, Co nnie 125 Rourke, Judith 143 Rowell, Allan Rowell, Sue Ann 143 Schmitt, Karlene 136 Schmitt, Kenneth Schmitt, Paul 51,143 Schmitt, Ralph Schmitt, Steve Ruden, Nicholas 143 Ruden, Roger Ruden, Rozanne 143 Ruh, Edward Ruh, Richard Ruley, Donna Ruley, Jane Runde, Candice 125 Runde, Sue 143 RUNDLE, FLOYD 18,49 Rupp, Janet 125 Rupp, Patty Ruprecht, John 105,143 Rusch, Janet 143 Schack, Thomas 136 SCHNEIDER, HARRIETT 18 Schneider, Linda Schneider, Michael 136 SCHOCKEMOEHL, AL 18,44 Schoenauer, Jacqueline 136 Schoenhard, David 125 Schoenhard, Dianne 136 Schoenthal, George 126 Scholtes, Michael Scholz, Alice 47,143 Schneider, Luke Schreyer, Bernard Schroeder, David 143 Rusch, Robert 50,136 Rusk, Steven 54,88,136 Schmidt, Lanai 125 Schmidt, Steve 97 Schmitt, Darlene 29,143 Schmitt, Schmitt, Debbie Donna 143 Russo, Mark 65,96,136 Russo, Nick 104,136 Ryan, James 96,125 Ryan, John 97,100,143 Ryan, Michael 59,68,125 Ryan, Nancy 65,143 Saefkow, Judy 125 170 Schroeder, Dennis 126 Schroeder, Gary 143 Schroeder, Jane 143 Schroeder, Jean Schroeder, Jeanne 126 Schroeder, Joan 126 Schroeder, Margaret 144 Sandra Schubert, Donna 136 Schubert, Sheryl 144 Schueler, Harlen Schultz, Donald 97,144 Schultz, Karen 144 Schultz, Robert 75,89,97,1O0 Schumacher, Frank 126 Schumacher, Joseph 47,144 Schumacher, Kathy Schuster, David Schuster, Lois 144 Schwartz, David 75,96,126 SCI-IWARTZ, JAMES 18 Schwartz, Linda 126 Schwartz, Robert Schweitzer, Constance 74,126 Schweitzer, Deborah 83,144 Schwendinger, Susan 144 Scollen, Jim 97,144 Sebastian, Barbara 136 Seever, Layne 68,74,126 Seipp, Charles Seipp, Stephen 126 Seippel, Paul 126 Selchert, Stephen 89,136 Selle, June 144 Selle, Sharon SEVERSON, CHARLOTTE 18 Severson, Jean 144 Severson, Mary 126 Seyer, Stephen 126 Sfikas, Christy 44,126 Shade, Linda 32,47,136 Sharkey, Gary Shaw, Kevin 144 Sheehan, James 144 Sheehan, Pamela Sheldon, Brian 50,88,105,136 Sheldon, Janice 126 Shepherd, Kathy 126 Shepherd, Michael 97,144 Sheppard, Kenneth 126 Shike, Susan 83,136 Shird, Darlene Shird, Donna Simon, Thomas Sinhold, Barbara 136 Sisler, Robert 97,144 Skajewski, Constance 144 Skemp, Charlene 126 Skinner, Barbara 127 Skinner, Marla 45,144 Skinner, Marsha 45,144 Slaats, Elaine Slipp, Charles 144 Smith, Carol 50,144 Smith, Carolyn 45 Smith, Charles Smith, Gary 144 Smith, Gregory 136 Smith, Jordan 100,144 Smith, Linda Smith, Linda 51,144 Smith, Mary Smith, Patricia 136 Smith, Patricia 144 Smith, Patsy 136 Smith, Richard 97,143 Smith, Ricky 144 Smith, Robert J. 127 Smith, Robert W. 127 Smith, Ronald Smith, Sandra 136 Smith, Sandra 144 Smith, Sidney 47,136 Smothers, Kevin 144 SOLEY, JOHN 18,33 Soltow, Steve 25,51,136 Somers, Susan 144 Somerville, Janet Somerville, Robert 47, 100,127 Soppe, Theodore 34,127 Spahn, Kathy 144 Spark, Darlene Spark, Patricia 144 Spates, Michael 93,97 Specht, Sandra 49 Specht, Sharon 49 Spiegelhalter, Karen 127 Speigelhalter, Thomas 144 Spiers, William 127 Spensley, Richard Spielman, David 144 Splinter, Janet 136 SPLINTER, JOYCE 18 Spoerl, Dennis 100,136 Spoerl, John 144 Spoerl, Ronnie Spohn, Deborah Sprengelmeyer, Barbara 127 Sprengelmeyer, Betty 136 Stackis, Deborah Stamp, Diane 136 Stanley, Arthur 136 Stanton, Thomas 136 Stark, William Staver, Karen 127 Staver, John 144 Stecklein, Gary Steele, Patricia 87 Steffan, Rosemary 144 Steffen, Catherine 49,127 Steffen, Dawn Steffen, Jerome 144 Steffen, Paula 127 Steger, Donald 136 Steger, Richard 136 Steinberger, Terri 136 Steinhilber, James 49,5O,136 Steininger, Steve 78,127 Stender, Marcella 136 Stevens, Ann 51,136 Stevenson, Marilyn 144 Stigge, Rhonda 144 Stillmunkes, Steven Stockel, Charlene 50,127 Stocks, Allyn 136 Stolz, Kenneth Stoltz, Sandra 144 Storle, Curtis Story, Anita 144 Story, Bruce 127 Story, David Story, Paul 136 Strausse, Kurt Streff, Mary 54,127 Streinz, Judith 136 171 INDEX Strickland, Dave Strickland, Richard Strong, Kevin 144 Stroud, Paula 144 Strub, Mary Strub, Dennis Strub, Terrance 127 Strub, Timothy 127 Stuart, Gary Stuart, Raymond STUCKY, BARBARA 19 Studier, Robert 60,136 Stumer, Sandra Stumpf, Ronald Sullivan, Christine 144 SULLIVAN, REGINA 19 Sutherland, Paul Sutter, Kenneth Sutter, Thomas Swartz, Ronnie 144 Swartzel, Paul Sweeney, Kathy 65,136 THEOBALD, CARROLL 19 TRACHTE, LOIS 19 VAN SICKLE, MARVIN 19 WARD, CHARLOTTE 19 WHITE, ALICE 19 Tabak, Robert 60 Talboon, Jeffrey Tangeman, Deborah 82,127 Tarleton, Julia Tharp, Bernadine Tart, Christine 50,144 Taylor, Anne 144 Taylor, Brad 44,127 Taylor, Brenda 144 Taylor, Dan Terry, Ronald 128 Tharp,-Sharon 144 Thayer, Vergene 51,128 Thein, Melvin 128 Theisen, James 89,136 Theisen, Thomas 128 Thetford, Mark Thielen, Dennis 144 Thrill, Dennis 93,144 Thilmany, Patrick Thiltgen, Ron Thole, Richard Thomas, Donald 46,97,105,144 Thomas, Gary 49,50,136 Thomas, Judy 45 Thomas, Mary 136 Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Robert Thompson, Bryan 128 Thorne, Diane 136 Thurston, Dale 136 Thurston, Sharon 144 Tierney, James Tigges, Catherine 136 INDEX Tigges, Ronald Timmermans, Fred Timmermans, Ranchi 136 Tinkey, Marlyn 46,128 Tinkham, Merlin Tinkham, Robert Tinkham, Susan 128 Tippe, John 49,51,136 Tischauser, Lois 67,128 Tischhauser, Roger 144 Tittle, Richard 128 Tittle, Robert Todor, Pamela Tornter, Carolyn 47,136 Toner, Jane 137 Totty, Terry Tourney, Ronald Towsend, John 75,961,128 Tracy, Edward 144 Traut, Karol Sue 128 Travis, Stephen Treanor, Peter 144 Trevallee, Steven 49,50,137 Trilk, Cliff 144 Trilk, Keith 144 Trowbridge, Larry Tschiggfrie, Michael Turner, James 75,89,96,128 Turner, Judd 47,86,128 Udelhofen, Deborah Ulland, Dianne Underwood, Lynn 144 Ungs, Mary 137 UNMACHT, RONALD 149 Unsen, Barbara 128 Unsen, John Uthe, David 89,104,137 Uthe, Michael Van Cleve, Daniel 50,96,137 Van Cleve, David 50,144 Vanderah, Haney Vanderloo, William 97,144 Vandermeulen, Richard VanDorston, Marlys Van Nest, Steve 144 Van Vors, Jerry 144 Vertz, Susan 137 Ver Vais, Vicki Vierkant, Glen 128 Vize, Gerald 100 Vize, Larry 128 Vize, Ronald 144 Voels, Dennis 144 Volkert, Kenneth 128 Von Ah, Jean Vonah, Sheila Voss, Cynthia 49,50,144 Vyverberg, Dennis 62,74,92 Wagner, Connie 144 Wagner, Frank 51,60,62,74,12 146,148 8, Wagner, Marjorie 45,137 Wagner, Mary Kay 144 Wagner, Philip 145 Wagner, Phyllis Wagner, Robert Wagner, Steven 145 Walbrun, Joseph 129 Walker, Alice Walker, John 93,137 Wall, James Wall, Joseph Wallace, Bruce 47,49,5O,129 Wallace, David 65,105,145 White, Sandra Whites, John 100 Whitney, Rona 129 Wick, Kimberly 83,145 Widmyer, Margaret 55,56,74,82, 129 Wiedner, Ronald Wieser, Denice Wilbrict, Janice 137 Wilheim, Sheryl Wilhelm, Lou 145 Wilke, Richard Wilkinson, Clark 97,145 Walter, Bonnie 129 Walter, Steve 137 Walterick, David 51,60,96,129 Walterick, Gregory 145 Walton, Robert E. 145 Walton, Robert J. 145 Walton, Patricia Ward, Eugene Ward, Gloria 129 Ward, Kay 145 Ward, Stan 50,145 Wat.hen, Jackie Wathen, Jan Watters, Jay 137 Watters, Marlene 145 Weber, Joseph Weber, Kimberly 129 Weber, Maryanne 145 Weber, Ron Weber, Sandra 145 Weber, Violette 25,49,137 Weiblen, Faith 29,71,74,50,129 Weidemann, Jim 137 Weidenbacher, Diana 129 Weidenbacher, Robert 96,100 Weidenbacher, Timothy Weig, Jacqueline Weigman, Gary 129 Weitz, John Weitz, Kenneth 38,60,61,74,129 Welbes, Marilyn 45 Welling, Elizabeth 145 Wells, Gordon 145 Wels, Dale 145 Welsh, Kevin 129 Welsh, Tim Wemett, Deborah 46,145 Wemmer, Christine Wessel, Cynthia 51,145 West, James 93,104,145 WITT, LEONARD 19 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Willman, Willman, Willman, Gary 50,145 Judith 49 Karl Kirk 89,137 Paul 97 Richard 137 Steven William 145 Jane 145 Judy 47,145 Kathy 129 West, Jo Westoff, Westoff, Wetheril Wetheril n 93,104,145 Carol 137 Judith 145 1, Charles 145 l, David 75,89,l04,137 Wetter, David 129 Wharton, Timothy White, Andrew White, Charles 137 White, Daniel White, Mary 145 White, Richard 145 I72 Willoughby, Koren 137 Wilming, LaVonne 145 Wilson, Pamela 45,145 Winders, James 129 Winders, James 97,145 Winders, John 129 Winders, Mary Jo Winne, Deborah 129 Winner, Barbara Winner, Carolyn Winner, Thomas 93,97,105,l45 Winter, David Winter, Ronald 129 Wintermote, Marsha 145 Wintermote, Pamela 130 Wirzbach, Gary 50,137 Wirzbach, Lynn 50,130 Witherall, Ellen Wittenberg, Bruce 130 Wittrnan, Robert 145 Wittstock, Sharen 145 Wolbers, Justin 137 Wold, Mark 145 WOLFF, GUSTAVE 19 Woller, Bette 60,145 Wong, Benny 100,145 Wong, Bing Wong, Nang Wong, Yu 130 Woodard, Martin 100,145 Woodyard, Michael 97 Woolf, Jayne 49,83,130 Woerdehoff, Judy 130 Wordehoff, Steven 75,761,137 Womiak, Lorraine 145 Wright, Frank 89,130 Wright, Norma Yambura, Roger Yarnell, Tom 145 Yeo, Sandra 130 Youtzy, Penny 145 Youtly, Ricky 137 ZAHREN, ROBERT 19 Zalaznik, Gary 97,137 Zehentner, 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