Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1965 volume:

RAIDER Since its founding in 1921, DunkertonCommunity School--OUR SCHOOL--has served the educational needs of community families. The individual attention to the students' problems, combined with the class instruction of the highest quality, have made our school days not only rewarding, but memorable. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Page 3 ELEMENTARY Page 11 JUNIOR HIGH Page 21 2 SENIOR HIGH Page 27 IW1H 310HA r— s SJJ VIOU tniMNiv-K • « o, H°« 1 • n IM «A «a . t, o 'iy. isiNiwav EW it m MR. L. A. SIMESTER Superintendent The major goal of education should be the development of worthwhile, useful citizens: individuals who may take their rightful place in this democratic society. Youth is best fitted to take this place when they have developed a command of the fundamental learnings, an understanding of and belief in one’s self, an understanding of and respect for our democratic heritage, a system of moral standards and spiritual values, and a belief in the dignity and worth of the individual. BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: J. W. DANKENBRING, ANDY JENSEN, ALFRED HAPPEL, PAUL HEILMAN, AND CLIFF WALLACE. 4 It is difficult to evaluate the importance of a high school education. We know it is the instrument to get the “foot in the door” for future experience and success. A high school education can readily be compared to the start of a sprinter in a track event. The better the education, the greater the chance for winning in the competition ahead. It is possible that, because of the present and future demands in education, the high school diploma has lost some of its luster; but it definitely has gained in importance. This big step toward the future must not be lowered, but widened, so that it becomes available to all youth. Please make the best of your opportunity for a high school education. MR. EDWIN SHANK PRINCIPAL MR. GERALD ROBINSON PRINCIPAL Education may be regarded as the means to an individual’s improvement that leads to a fuller life. The ideals and realities of our culture demand so much of each of us that we cannot take a complacent position. 5 MISS LINDA CHASE, SECRETARY. The library is the materials center for high school and junior high students. Besides providing an attractive, peaceful area for study, its book and periodical resources are available for research and recreational purposes. A part-time professional librarian and twenty-three student librarians give the service. MRS. LOIS RIGDON, LIBRARIAN LIBRARIANS--COLEEN CLUBINE, JUDY SEGEBARTH. LINDA RIGDON. PAM STONE, 6 SUSAN SAGE, SHARON KANE, DEBBIE SCHILLER, KATHY WEHLING. MR. CYRIL POWERS ENGLISH MR. GORDON WILSON HISTORY MR. JACK ARNETT COUNSELOR AND GOVERNMENT MR. WILLIAM REEDY ENGLISH MR. ADRIAN FRANA MRS. LOLA LAKIN SPANISH AND SPEECH COMMERCIAL 8 MR. DALE WALIGORSKI SCIENCE AND COACH MR. DOUGLAS DUNKERTON MATH MRS. CAROLE ZEMPEL SPANISH MR. ARDEAN EVANS INDUSTRIAL ARTS MRS. JEANINE DAVIDSON HOME ECONOMICS MRS. MILDRED HERMAN 5th - 6th MATH AND SCIENCE MRS. CLAUDETTE ARNETT 5th - 6th SOCIAL STUDIES MR. WARREN EKSTROM VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 9 BOTTOM TO TOP: MIKE PARMELY, PRESIDENT: SAM WEIDMAN, VICE-PRESIDENT: BONNIE RASMUSSEN, SECRETARY: DENNIS MIXDORF, JAN MC DOUGALL, RICH YOUNG, PAT REICHEN, RICK PARMELY, SHERRY VOGLER. The student council was led this year by President Mike Parmely and Vice-President Sam Weid-man. Apart from the activities sponsored such as homecoming, dances and assembly programs, they also organized a clothing drive and set up a handbook for student procedure. The 1964-65 student council will also be remembered for setting up a Monday morning Pledge of Allegiance tradition. Two students each from the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades and three from the twelfth compose this governing body of our school. DECORATING FOR DANCES. STUDENT COUNCIL LEADS PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW; MRS. EMMEL, CAROL SIGGELKOW, RONALD STONE, DONALD STONE, JAN HAUPTLY, PEGGIE VAN HARA, SHERRI DEWITT. SECOND ROW; STEVEN WEBER, DEBBIE VORWALD, JULIE MC-LAURY, JOHN COOK, BOBBY GOSSE, SCOTT GRAHAM. THIRD ROW: DAVID KIRCHOFF, BRIDGET SCHULTZ, KATHY FETTKETHER, ANTHONY ROTTINGHAYS, MICHAEL ELDRIDGE, RAYMOND MURPHY, JOEL GRINER. FOURTH ROW: KENTON SOMMERLOT, CRAIG NIEDERMAN, ROXANNE STEWART, DIANE DANKENBRING, KATHLEEN HINDE, JEROME ORTNER. FIRST ROW; MRS. EMMEL .SUZANNE STEWART, SCOTT HAYES, CHARLES AVERHOFF, GREGORY SCHILLER, DAVID BRUNS, KIMBERLY MORRIS, DENICE WITZENBURG, ABBE TATE. SECOND ROW; DIANE FUNK, RANDALL PLATTE, BARBARA SPEED, NICHOLAS SCHMITZ, JOI JORDAN, ROBERT RIGDON, JOHN BLACKFORD, KEITH SHIMP. THIRD ROW: KAREN ADAMS, TERRENCE GRAHAM, ERIC SWANSON, VIRGINIA STICKFORT, CHERYL LENTZ, LARRY THOMPSON, LAURICE SMITH, CHERYL HAPPEL, CARLA MAST. 12 FIRST FIRST ROW: GREG AGER, BRYAN SHIMP, BARBARA MILNE, LARRY CUTSFORTH, BRIAN LOGE, DEBBIE REICHEN, SANDRA STABELL. SECOND ROW: ROLLINDA MC COMBS, PATRICIA WIDDEL, LOIS CANFIELD, SANDRA EBER, JEFF JORDAN, DANIEL STEMPKE, CAROL SADLER. THIRD ROW: MISS MAURER, CINDEE STEARNS, RANDALL RIGDON, CRESTON KELLING, DOUGLAS WHEELER, MARSHA CLUBINE, MARK GEIGER, BRENDA VAN HORN, LARRY HASKIN. FIRST ROW: MRS. MARIE BOWER, SARAH STAEBELL, JALENE MAST, RENNE NOGGLE, RICKY SONOHUE, STEVE BJORHEIM, LARRY WEBER, APRIL BAKER. SECOND ROW: PHILIP MOELLER, ANDY SCHARES, RONNIE RIGDON, JILL SWANSON, MIKE NEWSOM, BRUCE MATTHEWS, DENISE HOFFMAN, SCOTT BENSON. THIRD ROW: WARREN BELL, CLINT MILLER, DIANE WEBER, PEGGY ERDMANN, ROBBIE MEYERHOFF, MARILYN CARLSON, JAYNE PONSAR, SHARON TURNER. 13 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: CATHY GRADY, MERLE COOK, JOYCE STEPHENS, TERANCE FROST, DOUGLAS SHIMP, DAVID STOUT. SECOND ROW: ANDREW GRINER, RICKY JOHNSON, MARGIE VORWALD, DENNIS STICKFORT, JON HAUPTLY, ROBERT REICHEN. THIRD ROW: MRS. LOCKE, DALE BRUNS, VICKI HEILMANN, DIANE BENNETT, LOIS BARTHOLOMEW, DENISE WISSINK, LAUREL SCHILLER. FIRST ROW: KRISTY DEWITT, ELIZABETH WHEELER, SANDRA WALKER, LORI JONES, GLENDA CUTS-FORTH, BONNIE RISSE, KELLY GRAHAM. SECOND ROW: MRS. SHIPPY, RANDY HAWLEY, LARRY SMITH, LEE GRAHAM, MIKE SMITH, THOMAS MOELLER, DEUNIE RYHERD. THIRD ROW: DOUGLAS JEFFERSON, DONALY MYERS, DANIEL BRUNS, KEVIN KIRCHOFF, RICHARD ELDRIDGE, JACK SWANSON, JAMES TEISINGER. 14 THIRD FIRST ROW: DARRELL MC LAURY, MARLA OHRT, KITTY ADAMS; LESA SHATZER, SANDRA NOGGLE, TERESA DONOHUE, MARY PONSAR, MRS. FLEMING. SECOND ROW: JANICE ANDERSON, JOLENE BARTHOLOMEW, YVONNE BUEHNER, STEVEN TATE, SCOTT SHIMP, SHELLY SANDERS, DENNIS GEIGER, TRACY JOENS. THIRD ROW: PATTY GRAHAM, VIRGIE VORWALD, DELVIN SOMMERLOT, KATHY MC GARVEY, BRADLEY GRIMMIUS, JUDY SMITH, CONNIE MUSCH, DIANE SADLER. MISSING: DENNIS ANDERSON, BILLY KAJEWSKI, CINDY LAGE. FIRST ROW: MRS. SHANK, MAVIS FRENCH. ROBIN WACHAL, LISA BOOTS, TOMMY DELAGARDELLE, SUZANNE STAEBELL, AMANDA GERRANS. SECOND ROW: ROBERT HEIPLE, TERRI KELLING, CONNIE CHASE, LINDA STEWART, LU ANN CHAPMAN, MARJORIE SCHARES, MATTHEW SCHULTZ. THIRD ROW: DANNY WASKOW, LONNIE NIEDERT, JIM BENSON. DONA NEWSOM, DENNIS BLACKFORD, RHONDA RIGDON, KATHY GRAHAM, GAIL MUELLER. FOURTH ROW: CRAIG MAURER, CRAIG HINDE, TIMMY HASKIN, KAREN STREMPKE, BERT TURNER, SUSAN WIDDEL. NEIL HOPPENWORTH, JANICE Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me. Psalm 23:4 VOGELER LENTZ. LET’S DECORATE FOR CHRISTMAS” The youngest students of Dunkerton Community School presented their own Christmas program this year. Helped by their teachers. Mrs. Neubauer. and the Future Teachers, the kindergarten through third grades presented a delightful musical. Let's Decorate for Christmas. THE NATIVITY SCENE. O CHRISTMAS TREE . DECK THE HALLS . AN ANGELIC CHOIR. 16 WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS FOURTH FIRST ROW: JOYCE CHASE, BOBBY WHEELER, MIKE FROST, RICHARD WALLACE, PAUL FRENCH, LELA SMITH, SANDRA SAGE. SECOND ROW: MRS. THORPE, DAVID GRINER, RAYMOND KANE, NANCY CRABTREE, JEFF THOMPSON, BOB PONSAR, JERRY JONES, VICKY HEWITT. THIRD ROW: MIKE WEBER, JANET WESSINK, SHERI MAST, JANET ANDERSON, DEBRA BENNET, TOM LEE, RODNEY PLATTE, STEVE ANDERSON. MISSING: GILL POYNER. FIRST ROW: MRS. STREMPKE, VERA JEAN COOK, DONALD LUTGEN, LAUREL WID DEL, MARLENE HAUN, DONNIE BJORHEIM, LORA SMITH, ELSIE DORSEY. SECOND ROW; KEVIN HARDEE, ROBERT ARTAMENKO, THOMAS ANDERSON, BURTON VAN HORN, PENNE SHATZER, NANCY HAWLEY, JOHN WISSINK, DEBRA WACHAL. THIRD ROW; KITTY DE WITT, BRENDA MUSCH, GLEN PETERS, JOHN BANZHAF, BRUCE JEFFERSON, LARRY SMOCK. CONNIE BUHMAN, DIANNE STONE. 17 FIFTH FIRST ROW: MRS. FENNEMAN, RICHARD GRADY, RODNEY RISSE, DAVID HAWLEY, DENNIS JOENS, DIXIE DONOHUE, PEGGY MILNE, JOHN ANDERSON. SECOND ROW;; BOB CURRY, MARK PONSAR, DENNIS FUNK, JOHN RIGDON, DIANE CLUBINE, MARILYN KWOLEK, SUSAN BOOTS, DANELL DAN-IELSEN. THIRD ROW; LYLE STOUT, MARY JO YOST, GENE NEIDERMAN, MAUREEN SOMMERLOT, JANE ELDRIDGE, DOUG BLACKFORD, BILL VOGELER, JIM BARTHOLOMEW, ALAN BENSON. FIRST ROW: DONNA MAST, MIKE SCHARES, LEE NIEDERT, MIKE BROWN, SHERRY HEMMER, BARBARA SHIMP, BARBARA WASKOW, KAREN SHIMP. SECOND ROW; DENISE MC GARVEY, JULIE KNEBEL, LINDA BRUNS, JEANETTE BARTHOLOMEW, MERLE BELL, REYNOLD ERDMANN, DAVID RYHERD, RONNIE REICHEN. THIRD ROW; ROBERT CARLSON, DICK CURRY, BARBARA KIRKPATRICK, JANE BETTIS, JUDY ANDERSON, JEANNE WISSINK, DUANE STREMPKE, DALLIS FUNK, DAVID MYERS. 18 SIXTH FIRST ROW: EILEEN YOUNG, CHARLES ELDRIDGE, DIXIE TIEDT, PAULETTE WESTPHAL, JERILYN NEIDERMANN, WANDA WIDDLE. SECOND ROW: KATHY JO LUTGEN, JANICE KLAMMER, NANCY HEIPLE, VICKIE DEWITT, MARSHALL MIXDORF, SAMUEL SCHILLER. PATRICIA TONEFF. THIRD ROW: ROSS JONES, DEBBIE GRIMMIUS, NANCY CHASE, VIOLA DORSEY, VERNA CLUBINE, LINDA MUSCH, JENNIFER GRAHAM, STEVEN HOPPENWORTH. FOURTH ROW: ROBERT STONE, KATHY ELDRIDGE, JAMES GERRANS, JERRY MIXDORF, SAUNDRA OHRT, BARBARA CRABTREE, BARBARA SIMESTER, SUSAN RYAN, DARLY ERDMANN. MISSING: STEVEN MUELLER. FIRST ROW: DIANE SMITH, MARY WEBER, GARY CHASE, DIANNE NOGGLE, MARY JO WIDDEL, JUDY TABER, MARILYN COX. SECOND ROW: VAN THOMPSON. DANIEL MC DOUGALL, SUSAN TURNER, ROBERT BRUNS, LINDA DE WITT, DENNIS BROWN, MISS BROMMEL. THIRD ROW: HARRY SHEPERD, RUSSEL REICHERTS, STEVEN FROST, MICHAEL MAST, BEVERLY TEISINGER, CATHRYN BROWN, DAWN DANIELSON. FOURTH ROW: MARVIN BETTIS, CHARLES ANDERSON, NICHOLAS KNEBEL, SANDRA SCHARES, JANENE KLAMMER, JACQUELYN WISSINK, TERESA HOFFMAN. 19 YOUNG SCHOLARS Elements at work. Fourth graders work with rhythm. 20 Students buy school supplies. JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE Each year the students of the Seventh Grade have their first chance at exercising class democracy. This year Glenda Happel was elected President, Mark Mixdorf Vice-President, Connie Dos Secretary, and Debbie Witzenburg Treasurer. The seventh graders this year were typically enthusiastic about entering junior high. KATHY ARTAMENKO KAY BARTHOLOMEW JANET BARTHOLOMEW SUSAN BENKEN SHARON BRENNER DEBRA BROWN DIANE BROWN PAUL BROWN CRAIG CLUBINE DOROTHY COLVIN BARBARA COX RICKY CRABTREE DEAN DE WITT STEVE DE WITT CONNIE DOS RITA FRENCH KATHY GEIGER STEVEN GEIGER MICHAEL GRADY GLENDA HAPPEL SHARON HAUN CANDACE HEIPLE PATSY HEIPLE CHARLES HEWITT JOHN HOFFMAN JUDY JONES ANTHONY KAJEWSKI JAMES KIRCHOFF LARAINE MAGEE RITA MEYERHOFF ALEXIS MILNE JIMMY MIXDORF MARK MIXDORF RONNIE NEIDERMAN DAVID PARMELY GARY RISSE COLLEEN SADLER GENE SANDERSON DOROTHY SCHARES DEBRA SHIMP CALVIN SMITH JO ANN STEWART REBECCA STICKFORT DENNIS STREMPKE DEBRA TEISINGER RICHARD THOMPSON MIKE TIEDT DAVID VAN HYFTE STEVEN WACHAL PAMELA WALKER BEN WASKOW MARY WASKOW DEBORAH WITZENBURG 22 RAIDERS EIGHTH GRADE JOYCE ANDERSON ELAINE BARTHOLOMEW CARMEN BEARD PEGGY BETTIS NICKY BJORHEIM DANITA DANIELSEN LINDA DOS DIANE ERDMANN DENNIS FROST MIKE FULLER JERRY GOELLER RUSSELL HAUN DONALD HAUPTLY SUSAN HEIPLE PATRICE HILMER JAMES KANE MARSHA KWOLEK DAVID LEE THOMAS LEONARD GENE LUTGEN GORDEN MAGEE DEBBIE MC GARVEY DUANE MC INTOSH ANDY MOELLER JACK MOULDS DENNIS OHRT DONNA SADLER JAMES SADLER JANE SAGE DEAN SCHARES ROGER SCHILLER DIANE SHIMP MICKY SHATZER ALAN SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH STEVE SNYDER ROBERT STAEBELL DAVID STREMPKE LINDA TATE ANNE WEBER TIM WEBER PAUL WEIDMAN FRANK WHEELER BECKY WISSINK VICKI WISSINK MARK WIDDEL DOUGLAS WITZENBURG MISSING NANCY BRASCH LESLIE SHIMP TRUDY LEONARD The Eighth Graders elected Elaine Bartholomew as President, Diane Shimp as Vice-President, Dean Schares as Secretary and Duane McIntosh as treasurer. The class graduated in the spring eagerly anticipating being high school students. 23 NEW JR. HI SPORT P. Heiple, L. Tate. D. Shimp. S. Heiple, K. Bartholomew. FIRST ROW: MARK WIDDEL. DOUG WITZENBURG, LESS SHIMP, ROGER SCHILLER, GENE LUTGEN, CAL SMITH, STEVE SNYDER, JIM KIRCHOFF. SECOND ROW; STEVE WACHAL, JACK MOULDS, DOUG SMITH, MICKEY SHATZER, DENNIS FROST, RICKY CRABTREE, DAVID STEMPKE, MICHAEL GRADY. THIRD ROW; GORDON MAGEE, DON HAUPTLY, DUANE MC INTOSH, DEAN SCHARES, RUSS HAUN, MIKE FULLER, ANDY MOELLER, DICK THOMPSON, MARK MIXDORF (MANAGER). MR. DUNKERTON, (COACH). MISSING: GARY RISSE, STEVE GEIGER. DUNKERTON OPPONENT 0 DENVER 19 6 JESUP 0 6 LA PORTE 19 This year was the first for junior high football at Dunkerton. By this year’s achievement a successful 1965 season is predicted. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL GIRL'S TEAM--FIRST ROW: MARSHA KWOLEK, LINDA TATE, NANCY BRASCH, BECKY WISSINK, JANE SAGE, DIANE SHIMP, SUSIE HEIPLE. SECOND ROW: DANITA DANIELSON, VICKY WISSINK, GLENDA HAPPEL, SHARON HAUN, JANET BARTHOLOMEW, ELAINE BARTHOLOMEW: COACH, MR. DUNKERTON. The basketball teams, coached by Mr. Dunkerton, played several games with other schools. They both did well and the high school coaches are looking forward to having the eighth graders next year. BOY’S TEAM--FIRST ROW: DOUG WITZENBURG, LESLIE SHIMP, DOUG SMITH, RICHARD THOMPSON, GORDON MAGEE, BOB STAEBELL, MICKEY SHATZER, ROGER SCHILLER. SECOND ROW: NICKY BJOR-HEIM, DON HAUPTLY, ANDY MOELLER, DUANE MACINTOSH, RUSSELL HAUN, DEAN SCHARES, PAUL WEIDMAN: COACH, MR. DUNKERTON. 25 TEEN 1 ALENTS Every student in the seventh and eighth grades had a part in Teen Talents, either as ushers, stage crew, or as a particpant in the actual production. It was a lively and entertaining program at which DHS junior highers showed their musical abilities. Carmen's Bourbon Street Beat The Charleston???? SENIOR HIGH FRESHMAN JOAN ANDERSON JOHN ANDERSON WILLIAM ARTAMENKO LYNN BARTHOLOMEW JOE BEENKEN JOHN BROWN DONALD CRABTREE DAVID DANKENBRING COLLEEN FAUSER DARYL FUNK WILLIAM GARBES JOE ANN GEIGER RICHARD HAPPEL STEVE HAWLEY JOYCE JONES ZITA KNEBEL RICKY LEHR WILLIAM LENTZ RONALD MARVETS RON MC GARVEY LARRY MICHAELSEN JOHN MILNE JANET MOULDS BRUCE MUELLER PAULETTE NAGEL STEP UP TO VICTORY . PRESIDENT BILL LENTZ VICE-PRESIDENT RICK HAPPEL SECRETARY DAVID DANKENBRING TREASURER LINDA TURNER 28 FIND CHALLENGES DIANA NIEDERT JANE PETERS RICHARD PAMELY KATHY REICHERTS MIKE RISSE MICHAEL SANDERSON TOM SCHARES NANCY SCHILLER MARSHA SHIMP PATRICIA STEPHENS CAROLYN STICKFORT CAROLYN STOUT BARBARA STRAYER TOM TABER KENNETH TAYLOR BEVERLY TIEDT BEVERLY THOMPSON LINDA TURNER LUCINDA VAN HYFTE SHERRY VOGELER SUSAN WACHAL WAYNE WALLACE LINDA WEBER WAYNE WESTPHAL JACK WIDDEL Freshmen were confronted with a big change as high school students. New privileges and responsibilities faced them. Studying for tougher subjects and participating in the wider variety of extracurricular activities filled their time. Initiation day will especially be remembered. The freshmen are looking forward to the next three years with enthusiasm. FRESHMEN FUN. Initiation Day. Freshman use library. 29 SOPHOMORES ADJUST DAN ANDERSON JIM ANDERSON JOE BARTHOLOMEW MARCIA BARTHOLOMEW JERRY BJORHEIM STEVE BROWN TERRY BRUNS RON BUEHNER DON CHILDS DIANE COX JUDY CUMMINGS DEBBY DANIALSEN SHARON DANKENBRING MARI DINNEBEIR JIM DOS BETTY ERPELDING PEG ERPELDING PAT GARBES JIM GEIGER KAREN JENSEN JANET JONES GLORIA KAJEWSKI JERRY KINTZ SUZZANNE KIRCHOFF CHARLES KNEBEL MIKE LEE LINDA MAURER FRED MC LANE CLIFF MC MILLIN PEGGY MICHIALSEN The initiation of the Freshmen brought many memories and laughs to the Sophomores. Term papers and projects weren't so funny. They caused worry and work. To sum up the activities of the Sophomores they worked really hard on their float and saw Send Me No Flowers for a class party. BIOLOGICAL ENDEAVORS! The four thousandth nine hundred ninety first....! 30 SIGHTS SKYWARD PATTY MICHELSEN CONNIE MILLER DICK MILLER WAYNE MILLER PETER MILNE EDDIE NIEDERT RICHARD PIEGORS PATTY REICHEN GARY REICHERTS PEGGY RIORDAN STEVE RISSE KATHY SANDERSON BONNIE SCHARES NANCY SHIMP BECKY SMITH MARY ANN STREMPKE DAN VOGELER JEAN WACHAL DEBBY WAGNER DAVID WASKOW LARRY WESTPHAL SUSAN WHEELER STEVE WISSINK RICHARD YOUNG PRESIDENT GARY REICHERTS, VICE-PRESIDENT TERRY BRUNS, SECRETARY SHARON DANKENBRING, TREASURER DAN ANDERSON, WHEEL BEAT ’EM''. 31 WORK, FUN, MAKE COLLEEN CLUB IN E SANDRA CRABTREE JILL DAVIS ANDREA FRENCH CAROLYN FROST GRETCHEN GERRANS CINDY GOELLER DARLENE HAUN SANDRA HEWITT JEAN JONES RANDALL JONES SHARON KANES SANDRA LEMLEY LARRY LENTZ CAROL MAGEE MARY MAGEE JANICE MC DOUGALL LARRY MC KINNEY LINDA MILLER RICHARD MILNE ALAN NAGEL CAMERON NISSEN DENNIS PADGET LYMAN POYNER SHIRLEY REICHEN PRESIDENT DENNIS PADGET, VICE-PRESIDENT MARY MAGEE, SECRETARY LINDA RIGDON, TREASURER LARRY LENTZ. A MEMORABLE JR. YEAR LINDA RIGDON JANICE RIGGIN TOM RYAN GAROLD SADLER GEROLD SADLER JUDY SADLER SUSAN SAGE JANE SCHARES DEBBIE SCHILLER JUDY SEGEBARTH DONALD SHATZER PAM STONE KATE SWINFORD GARY TABER JUDY TURNER ROMA KAY VAN HYFTE KATHY WALLACE KATHY WEHLING SAM WEIDMAN The juniors this year have seriously considered their future academic plans. As a class they have been principally engaged in making money for the Jr-Sr prom, and the other junior class expenses. They worked in the concession stand and sold magazines. A big day of the year was when they received their class rings. They are anticipating their last year in high school with eagerness. Class rings. Fun with magazine sales. 2 a.m. homecoming day! 33 PRESIDENT BRIAN SAGE VICE-PRESIDENT KARLA KUENSTLING i SECRETARY JEAN WASKOW TREASURER JEFF SAGE SENIORS During this last year of fun at Dunkerton High, we seniors have been preparing for our post-graduation days and accumulating precious memories. This was the year that our float won first place, at OF 1965 Homecoming festivities and initiation had a brand new theme - The Presidential Elections. When graduation day came our feelings were of both happiness and sadness. STUDENT COUNCIL MICHAEL PARMELY DENNIS MIXDORF BONNIE RASMUSSEN 34 COLETTE BEARD PATRICIA BROWN ALAN CHAPMAN DENNIS COX CARMEN CHRISTIAN ROBERT COSTELLO ONE MORE NAPKIN AND I'M GOING TO. KOLIN DAVIS JAMES ELDRIDGE 35 KAREN ERDMANN LARRY FROST JANE HALGREN ALWAYS A DULL MOMENT! TIM HAZEL ROBERT HAUPTLY DAVID HEILMANN STEVE HEILMANN LEONNA HEIPLE LARRY KIRCHOFF 36 GARY MIXDORF MONICA MIXDORF ROBERT MOULDS 37 CONNIE REYNOLDS ROBERT RISSE PATRICK ROBERTS CAROL SCHARES HARVEY SCHILLER MELVIN SADLER 38 MARY TABER CHRIS TONEFF DAVID TURNER JO ANN TURNER KAREN VOKOUN BARBARA WARD CLASS COLOR MIDNIGHT BLUE AND SNOW WHITE CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE MILDRED WEHLING CLASS MOTTO 39 THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN BOW!! PRESIDENT LYNN BARTHOLOMEW AND... I DREAM OF COACH WEBER EVERY NIGHT BECAUSE... HER FIRST MAN, JOHN ANDERSON. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE PROGRAM OF HER CABINET OFFICES WAS THIS YEAR’S INITIATION THEME. AN ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT AND HER FIRST MAN AND DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTED THE AFTERNOON. THEY CAN’T DO THAT TO ME! A TABLESPOON WOULD HAVE WORKED BETTER. ’’TWO THOUSAND ONE, TWO THOUSAND TWO____ CLASSES MUST GO ON. 40 LEFT TO RIGHT: JUDY CUMMINGS, PEG RIORDAN, KATHY REICHERTS, LINDA RIGDON, GRETCHEN GERRANS. CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders have always helped promote school support and enthusiasm for the Raiders. This year was no exception. With pep meetings, skits, and posters, Linda Rigdon, captain, and the other cheerleaders kept school spirit high. CHEERLEADERS SPARK ENTHUSIASM LEFT TO RIGHT: DEBBIE SCHILLER, CONNIE REYNOLDS, LYNN BARTHOLOMEW, KATHY KROENECKE, SANDRA CRABTREE, KATHY WALLACE. MAJORETTES The majorettes in their new uniforms proudly led the Dunkerton Marching Band during football games. Homecoming festivities. and at special occasions. Drum Major this year was Kathy Wallace. 41 NEW COACH FIRST ROW: WAYNE WESTPHAL, JEFF SAGE, RICHARD MILNE, JOHN MILNE, BRIAN SAGE, TOM RYAN, ROGER KIRKPATRICK, DENNIS COX, RICHARD PIEGORS, MIKE RISSE. SECOND ROW: BOB HAUPTLY, STAN MEYERHOFF, MIKE BAILEY, DON SHATZER, DON VOGELER, RON STEPHENS, STEVE WISSINK, CLIFF MC MILLIN. THIRD ROW: COACH GEORGE WEBBER, ALAN NAGEL, PAT ROBERTS, JOE BARTHOLOMEW, LARRY KIRCHOFF, RANDY JONES. DAVID TURNER, MANAGER; JIM ELDRIDGE. The Raiders, under their new coach, Pudge” Webber, turned in a fairly successful season with five wins and three losses. The first victory was won at Jesup, which also was the sight of the first game of the season. Many types of injuries reduced efficiency later on in the season. Larry Kirchoff received honorable mention for high school all-state. 42 CO-CAPTAINS: LARRY KIRCHOFF. BOB HAUPTLY. WHOOPS! HUT ONE, HUT TWO . It's a lot of hard work! FOOTBALL SCORES DUNKERTON OPPONENT 13 JESUP 12 14 TURKEY VALLEY 0 20 WAPS1E VALLEY 6 7 FREDERICKSBURG 25 13 JANESVILLE 12 0 DENVER 24 13 TRIPOLI 18 13 PLAINFIELD 7 Everybody hustle! A step toward victory! 43 ATTENDANTS JEAN WASKOW LINDA RIGDON GRETCHEN GERRANS KARLA KUENSTLING HOMECOMING THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS AND THEIR ESCORTS. On October 9, 1964, Homecoming festivities began with a program at which the football players were introduced by Coach Webber and the 1964 Homecoming Queen, Miss Mary Taber, was crowned. A parade and pep meeting followed. That night the Raiders won over the Janesville Wildcats, 13-12. A dance followed the game. THE 1963 QUEEN, MISS LINDA FROST CROWNS MISS MARY TABER, 1964 QUEEN. 46 THE CHEERLEADERS SPARK ENTHUSIASM KIRPATRICK CARRIES FOR FIRST AND TEN. QUEEN MARY WAVES TO THE HOMECOMING CROWD THE HOMECOMING VICTORS DANCE THE SENIORS’ WINNING FLOAT THE RAIDER EXPRESS THE JUNIOR FLOAT ODOR-POWER THE WILDCATS 47 INSTRUMENTAL FIRST ROW: JEAN JONES, SUSAN SAGE, JANE SCHARES. DARLENE HAUN, PATTY MICHELSEN, CONNIE MILLER, PATTY REICHEN, DAVID DANKENBRING. SECOND ROW; LINDA MILLER, CINDY GOELLER, BOB MOULDS, DONALD CHILDS, BOB HAUPTLY, DAVID HEILMANN, JIM DOS. THIRD ROW; DARYL FUNK, BEVERLY THOMPSON, GARY TABER, DENNIS PADGET, JACK WIDDEL, SHARON DANKENBRING. FOURTH ROW: TOM TABER, SAM WEIDMAN, STAN MEYERHOFF, JON SCHILLER, LARRY LENTZ. FIFTH ROW; ALAN CHAPMAN, RICK HAPPEL. This year, the marching band consisted of 35 loyal members, and the concert band had a total of 26. Within the concert band is a select group known as the Stage or Swing Band. This group consists of 14 members and plays an active part in the Swing Show each year. The band participated in the following events: Oelwain Dairy Days Parade, Cattle Congress Concerts, Home Football Games, The Christmas Concert, Music Festival, Wapsie Valley Conference, Spring Concert, and Memorial Day. MUSIC FIRST ROW: SUSAN SAGE, JANE SCHARES, MARLENE MILLER, LINDA MILLER, CINDY GOELLER, BOB MOULDS. SECOND ROW; GARY TABER, DARYL FUNK, DAVID HEILMANN, JIM DOS. THIRD ROW: SAM WEIDMAN, DENNIS PADGET. JACK W1DDEL, SHARON DANKENBRING. FOURTH ROW: ALAN CHAPMAN, STAN MEYERHOFF, JON SCHILLER. LARRY LENTZ. FIRST ROW: SUSAN SAGE, BOB MOULDS, LINDA MILLER, CINDY GOELLOR, BOB HAUPTLY. SECOND ROW: DENNIS PADGET, JACK WIDDEL, DARYL FUNK, DAVID HEILMANN, JIM DOS, ALAN CHAPMAN. DRUMMERS: SAM WEIDMAN, JON SCHILLER. PIANO: SHARON DANKENBRING. CONTEST SUPERIOR RATINGS BRASS SEXTET: J. WIDDEL, D. PADGET, A. CHAPMAN, D. HEILMANN. J. DOS. R, HAPPEL. SAX QUARTET: B. MOULDS, S. SAGE, C. GOELLOR, L. MILLER. DRUM QUINTET: S. MEYERHOFF, S. WEIDMANN, J. SCHILLER, L. LENTZ, S. DANKENBRING. 49 GIRLS HAVE DEBBIE SCHILLER, KAREN JENSON, MARY MAGEE, JUDY SEGEBARTH, CAROL MAGEE, LINDA MILLER, JANE HALGREN. SCORES 57 Fredericksburg 51 83 Denver 36 35 Tripoli 32 40 Plainfield 41 55 Janesville 66 57 Turkey Valley 42 57 Wapsie Valley 69 61 Plainfield 53 66 Denver 25 68 Tripoli 49 67 Janesville 62 60 Turkey Valley 54 54 Wapsie Valley 71 64 Geneseo 56 SECTIONALS 53 Wapsie Valley 55 50 And three seconds more. . . IMPROVED RECORD DRIVE MARY!' S-C-O-R-E. SCORE. LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH WEBER. JILL DAVIS, SHERRY VOGELER, NANCY SCHILLER, ZITA KNEBEL, DEBBIE DANIELSON, KATE MC INTOSH. Eight wins, six losses is a good season and better than DHS fans have seen in girls' basketball until this year. With only one senior on the team, the experience gained by the underclassmen forecasts a successful 65-66 season. Jane Halgren, Mary Magee, and Karen Jensen were named on the all conference teams. BOYS HAVE FIRST ROW: MANAGER - RON BUEHNER; ROGER KIRKPATRICK, BRIAN SAGE, DENNIS MIXDORF, BOB HAUPTLY, STEVE HEILMANN, MANAGER - GARY MIXDORF. SECOND ROW: RICH YOUNG, JERRY KINTZ, GARY REICHERTS, DON SHATZER, DAN VOGELER, SAM WEIDMAN, COACH - DALE WALIGORSKI. SCORES 67 Geneseo 53 46 Fredericksburg 45 63 Denver 83 49 Tripoli 46 63 Plainsfield 69 81 Janesville 52 63 Turkey Valley 42 75 Wapsie Valley 68 56 Plainsfield 37 59 Fredericksburg 76 45 Denver 63 67 Tripoli 83 59 Janesville 34 56 Turkey Valley 35 72 Wapsie Valley 74 53 Jesup 52 SECTIONALS 72 New Hartford 73 THAT'S THE WAY. 52 ■ SUCCESSFUL SEASON With enthusiastic community support the Raiders turned out a successful season--ten wins, seven losses. There were three returning lettermen this year. The five seniors of '65 will certainly be missed. Brian Sage and Bob Hauptly secured positions on the all-conference team. Block that shot! Dancing . . . . Dancing The Christmas dance is one of the Student Council sponsored activities of each year. This year the dance was held in the school gym; which was festively decorated for the activity. Punch and Christmas cookies were served. The music was played by the Versatiles. HOLLYDAYS Dancing . . . MUSIC AT YULETIDE One of the annual musical highlights of each year is the Christmas program. Both band and vocal departments participate. Religious numbers and music of a lighter holiday mood are presented. Christmas lights was the theme of the 1964 presentation. Holiday Music. Christmas carolers. By the fireside. MIXED FIRST ROW: P. RIECHEN, P. RIORDAN, J. SCHARES, N. SHIMP, S. HAWLEY, G. TABER, M. C. CLUBINE, K. WALLACE, B. LENTZ, D. MILNE, R. PARMELY, J. MC DOUGAL, K. W EH LING, PADGET, D. FUNK, J. MILNE, J. DOSS, P. STONE, K. KRAMER, M. WEHLING, K. KROENECKE. MANN, S. WEIDMAN, P. ROBERTS, J. KINTZ, S. LEMLEY, M. MIXDORF, S. DANKENBRING. R. KLAMMER, D. MIXDORF, B. MOULDS, K. VOKOUN, C. SIMESTER, L. HEIPLE, M. MAGEE. The 105 Students in music participate in school programs, special solo work church services and concerts. Each glee club and the mixed chorus all elect their own officers who manage the year's activities. Weeks of work and fun are spent in preparing for the concerts, festivals, contest, and the swing show, which highlights the year for the music department. MRS. NEUBAUR, VOCAL INSTRUCTOR. SENIOR SEXTETTE JO ANN TURNER, MARY TABER, LONNIE HEIPLE, CINDY SIMESTER, JANE HALGREN, KATHY KROENECKE. CHORUS TABER, S. CRABTREE, C. GOELLER, L. RIGDON. SECOND ROW: G. GERRANS, M. STREMPKE, S. SAGE, J. TURNER. THIRD ROW: J. TURNER, C. MAGEE, J. HALGREN, L. MILLER, D. FOURTH ROW: D. WAGNER, J. WASKOW, K. KUENSTLING, D. HAUN, D. HEILMANN, S. HEIL-FIFTH ROW: K. JENSON, C. REYNOLDS, G. KAJEWSKI, B. SCHARES, L. LENTZ, M. PARMELY, DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET CINDY SIMESTER, DICK MILNE, JANE HALGREN, STEVE HEILMAN, LINDA MILLER, MIKE PARMELY, CAROL MAGEE, DENNIS PADGET. BOYS’ QUARTET DENNIS PADGET, STEVE HEILMANN, MIKE PARMELY, DICK MILNE. MADRIGAL JANE HALGREN, SUSAN SAGE, LINDA MILLER, CAROL MAGEE, MARY MAGEE, CINDY SIMESTER. SECOND ROW: DICK MILNE, STEVE HEILMANN, DENNIS PADGET, MIKE PARMELY. 57 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUBS FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE - - FIRST ROW: P. RIORDAN, D. COX, B. STRAYER. B. THOMPSON, L. VAN HYFTE, C. STRICKFORT, J. WACHAL, S. WACHAL, P. REICHEN. SECOND ROW: B. TIEDT, Z. KNEBEL, L. BARTHOLOMEW, M. SHIMP, K. REICHERTS, J. GIEGER, J, JONES, S. KIRCHOFF, P. GARBES. THIRD ROW: S. VOGELER, N. SHIMP, M. STREMPKE, D. WAGNER, P. MICHELSON, C. MILLER, L. MAURER, L. TURNER, K. JENSEN, D. DANIELSEN. FOURTH ROW: C. STOUT, S. DANKENBRING, B. SCHARES, P. NAGEL, C. KAJEWSKI, S. WHEELER, M. BARTHOLOMEW, J. ANDERSON, J. PETERS, J. MOULDS, C. FAUSER. JUNIOR-SENIOR--FIRST ROW: J. DAVIS, K. WALLACE, S. CRABTREE, C. FROST, C. BEARD, S. REICHEN, J. SCHARES, C. GOELLER, L. RIGDON. SECOND ROW: K. WEHLING, J, MC DOUGAL, G. CLUBINE, J. TURNER, G. GERRANS, M. WEHLING, S. SAGE, M. TABER, J. HALGREN, L. MILLER. THIRD ROW: C. MAGEE, J. SEGEBARTH, J. TURNER, K. KROENECKE, C. SCHARES, J. WASKOW, K. KRAMER, P. STONE, S. LEMLEY, D. HAUN, K. KNUENSTLING. FOURTH ROW: M. 5g CHASE, L. LEE, C. REYNOLDS, M. MIXDORF, J. SADLER, M. MAGEE, L. HEIPLE, D. SCHILLER, C. SIMESTER, B. CHRISTIAN, K. VOKOUN. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: GARY TABER, BILL LENTZ, RICKY PARMELY, DICK MILNE, TIM HAZEL, STEVE HAWLEY. SECOND ROW: JOHN MILNE, JIM DOS, DARLYL FUNK, DENNIS PADGET, JERRY KINTZ, DAVID HEILMANN, LARRY LENTZ. THIRD ROW: STEVE HEILMANN, MIKE PARMELY, PAT ROBERTS, RUSSEL KLAMMER, BOB MOULDS, DENNIS MIXDORF, SAM WEIDMAN. CONTEST PARTICIPANTS FIRST ROW: SAM WEIDMAN, JIM DOS, DICK MILNES, DAVID HEILMANN, RICK PARMELY, DENNIS PADGET SECOND ROW: SUSAN SAGE, JANE SCHARES, KARLA KUENSTLING, CAROL MAGEE, JANE HALGREN LINDA MILLER. DEBBY WAGNER. MARY ANN STREMPKE. THIRD ROW: NANCY SHIMP. PAM STONE. JO ANN TURNER, CINDY SIMESTER. LONNIE HEIPLE, KATE SWINFORD, MARY MAGEE, MARY TABER. FINE AND DANDY OPENING CHORUS. Swing band swings into Daybreak. Duets can be fun! CHARADES Bummin' around! f. Bob and Jerry with their twanging guitars. 60 The Four Strong Winds. Dear Heart . Vigorous effort and straining of all creative facilities mark the weeks of practice and actual performance of a Dunkerton High School Swing Show. This year's program involved a variety of numbers ranging from ballet and modern jazz to folk songs and show tunes. The peculiar friendship of the Duo-Quads. Sherry Vogeler does her rendition of Red Sails in the Sunset. Hello. Fellas! THE TAPPERETTES. BEST IN TRACK FIRST ROW: STEVE RISSE, DICK MILNE, DAN ANDERSON, STEVE WISSINK, BOB HAUPTLY, TOM RYON. SECOND ROW: MR. WEBBER, PAT ROBERTS, RANDY JONES, BOB MOULDS, RUSSELL KLAMER, LARRY KIRCHOFF, STANLEY MYERHOFF. Up and Over! This was the first year for girls' track, coached by George Webber. Jane Halgren and Sherry Vogeler finished in fifth place in two of the events at the District. The boys' track team participated in three meets and placed in several events. They finished third in the conference. FIRST ROW: LINDA MILLER, KAREN VOKOUN, MARY MAGEE, SHERRY VOGELER. SECOND ROW: MR. WEBBER, NANCY SCHILLER, KAREN JENSEN, JANE HALGREN. Pat Roberts places. 62 DIAMOND RAIDERS FIRST ROW: DENNIS COX, BRIAN SAGE, JON SCHILLER, LARRY KIRCHOFF, DENNIS MIXDORF, JERRY KINTZ, BOB HAUPTLY, TIM STEWART. SECOND ROW: WAYNE WESTPHAL, CLIFF MC MILLIN, PETE MILNE, JOE BARTHOLOMEW, JOHN MILNE, LARRY WESTPHAL, DICK PIEGORS. COACH DALE WALIGORSKI. BASEBALL SCORES We They 3 Denver 13 6 Tripoli 0 18 Plainfield 6 1 Columbus-Sect. 4 10 Janesville 2 1 Wapsie Valley 2 3 Fredricksburg 2 2 Turkey Valley 9 Pitcher Bob Hauptly. 63 Anticipation?? Catcher Brian Sage. MIKE PARMELY DENNIS PADGET STAGE MANAGERS “...You’re going to have to do something about George.” OUR TOWN BY THORNTON WILDER CAST GEORGE GIBBS . . . . DR. GIBBS......... MRS. GIBBS........ REBECCA GIBBS EMILY WEBB........ MR. WEBB.......... MRS. WEBB......... WALLY WEBB ....... MRS. SOAMES....... HOWIE NEWSOME_____ JOE CROWELL....... SI CROWELL........ CONSTABLE WARREN PROF. WILLARD . . . SIMON STIMSON..... JOE STODDARD ..... SAM CRAIG......... WOMEN IN AUDIENCE MAN IN AUDIENCE . . FARMER MC CARTHY STAGE MANAGERS . . . . . . BOB MOULDS . . JON SCHILLER . LONNIE HEIPLE . . . . SUSAN SAGE JUDY SEGEBARTH . . . PAT ROBERTS . KAREN VOKOUN .....JEFF SAGE ...JUDY TURNER . . DAN ANDERSON ..RON BUEHNER . . . JERRY KINTZ . . GARY MIXDORF DAVID HEILMANN . . LARRY LENTZ . SAM WEIDMAN DENNIS MIXDORF . DARLENE HAUN KAREN JENSEN , DENNIS MIXDORF . . FRED MC LANE . DENNIS PADGET MIKE PARMELY George visits his future in-laws. THE CAST 64 DRAMA WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE' Eugene O'Neal Nat Bartlett..................... Sue Bartlett..................... Doctor Higgins .................. Captain Bartlett................. Horme............................ Cates............................ Jimmy Kanaka..................... , Mike Parmely Judy Segebarth , . Bob Moulds . . Tim Hazel . . Pat Roberts . . Jerry Kintz . Dan Anderson Maurya Cathleen Nora , Bartley RIDERS TO THE SEA John Millington Syngs .................Jane Schares ..........Susan Sage ....................Carol Magee Ron Buehner Towns People-Jean Wachal Judy Snyder Mary Magee Jean Waskow Dan Anderson Tim Hazel Jerry Kintz MOONCALF MUGFORD Brainerd Duffield and Helen and Nolan Leary Etta Mugford.......................Linda Miller John Mugford..............................Sa8e Tabby..............................Judy Turner Mrs. Fowel........................Linda Rigdon Caleb Orne.....................David Heilmann Stage Crew Katy Swinford Debby Danielson Jill Davis Karl Knebel Jerry Kintz Dan Vogeler John Milne Gorden Magee Our Town was presented in the fall of 64. Three one act plays were put on in the spring of '65. All were under the direction of Mr. William Reedy. Mooncalf Mugford Scene' He won’t go this day with the wind rising from the south and east. . . RIDERS TO THE SEA 65 Oh, John, don’t say that! TOMORROW’S TEACHERS The Dunkerton Chapter of the Future Teachers of America meet once every month to learn what training and preparation is needed to become a teacher. By assisting in the elementary and junior high, the girls gain an insight into actual teaching. It is sponsored by th'l National Education Association. The-new sponsor this year was Mr. Frana. The Girls are leaving for the Future Teachers Day at A monthly meeting of the FTA. a local college. FIRST ROW: MONICA MIXDORF, LINDA MILLER, CONNIE REYNOLDS, CINDY SIMESTER, MARY TABER, KATHY KRAMER. SECOND ROW: COLLEEN CLUBINE, CAROL MAGEE, JUDY SEGEBARTH, MARY MAGEE, JAN MC DOUGALL, DEBBY SCHILLER, SHERRY VOGELER, CAROLYN STOUT. THIRD ROW: MARSHA SHIMP, BARBARA STRAYER, ZITA KNEBEL, CAROLYN STICKFORD, CONNIE MILLER, LINDA MAURER, LINDA TURNER. 66 AGRICULTURE CLUB FIRST ROW: JIM ELDRIDGE, TIM STEWART, LARRY FROST, MELVIN SADLER, CHRIS TONEFF, DONALD CRABTREE. SECOND ROW: TOM SCHARES, JOHN ANDERSON, JERRY BJORHEIM, BILL GARBES, JOHN BROWN, GERALD SADLER, RICK HAPPEL. THIRD ROW: MIKE BAILEY, ALEN NAGEL, GARY TABOR, LARRY MC KINNEY, GAROLD SADLER, LYMAN POYNER, MIKE SANDERSON. STANDING: JAMES DOS, DONALD CHILDS, MR. EKSTROM. The Dunkerton chapter of FFA is an active group affiliated with the Voc. Ag. program. The members conduct meetings which are both educational and entertaining. Special projects and trips are undertaken yearly. Some of this past year's activities were the Yellowstone National Park trip, Kansas City and Davenport conventions, the Kiddie Barnyard at the Dairy Cattle Congress, Parent-Son Banquet, and the Waterloo Meat and Hog Show. Speaker Bob Nance captures attention of his audience. MR. EKSTROM, TREAS. TIM STEWART, GARY TABOR, SEC. LARRY FROST, REP. LER. VICE-PRES. CHRIS TONEFF, PRES. MIKE BAILEY, SENT. MELVIN SAD- 67 Crowning of the Queen. King Larry Frost and Queen Marsha Chase. SHANGRA-LA Shangra-la was the theme of the Junior-Senior prom and banquet. Palm trees and a fountain with a volcanic background transformed the Clayton House into a native paradise. Dennis Padget, junior class president, gave the opening speech and Brian Sage, senior class president, gave the reply. The main speaker was Mr. William Reedy. The Newport Five provided the music for the evening. PRETTY MISSES AT THE PROM. 69 COMMENCEMENT Honor Student Marsha Chase Honor Student Karla Kuenstling Honor Student Bonnie Rasmussen Honor Student Steve Heilmann Honor Student Mike Parmely Honor Student John Schiller 70 History Award Jon Schiller Citizenship Award Dennis Mixdorf Madrigal sings Now is the Month of May JaneHalgren was awarded the Frost Scholarship. Seniors receive their diplomas from school board president, Paul Heilmann. Commencement exercises were held May 19 in the school gymnasium. The featured speaker was Mr. Stewart Sears of Gates Business College. The title of his speech was The Cost of a Diploma. 71 THE RAIDER Many hours of work and fun go into the making of a yearbook such as this one. The co-editors, Karla and Jo Ann and the other eleven students on the staff know this well. We have tried to preserve the memories of 1965 at Dunkerton High School in these pages. CO-EDITOR KARLA KUENSTLING v,(; CO-EDITOR JO ANN TURNER ASSISTANT EDITORS: CAM NISSEN AND GLORIA KAJEWSKI. BUSINESS: JON SCHILLER, KATE MCINTOSH, DEBBY DANIELSEN, AND COLEEN CLUBINE. PRODUCTION: MONICA MIXDORF, KATHY WEHLING, AND LINDA RIGDON. 72 COPY: CAROLYN FROST, TIM HAZEL, AND BONNIE RASMUSSEN. CO-EDITOR LARRY LENTZ MIRROR STAFF The staff of the MIRROR consists of the editors, reporters, and typists. Its object is to reflect the news that the various classes or groups participate in so that the community is informed of DHS activities. CO-EDITOR JUDY SEGABARTH MIRROR STAFF--SEATED: JUDY TURNER, LINDA MILLER, ING: DEBBIE SCHILLER, DANNY VOGELER, JIM GEIGER, MAURER, DIANNE COX, BECKY SMITH, JANET JONES, SHIRLEY RIECHEN, JUDY SADLER. STAND-JILL DAVIS, SHARON KANE, LINDA KATHY KRAMER. 73 Republicans lose in school poll. Last time I'll break training. 1 Surmise Study period is dull! Roger and Out Are you sure this is the right play? Underpaid. . . .Overworked? Here's hoping! Unsuccessful experiment in chem lab. . . 74 THANKS COOKS--RUBY TURNER, ILLABELLE BRENNAN, ELSIE SMITH, LOIS MAGEE. The school could not function efficiently without the services of the cooks, bus drivers, and custodians. The cooks have served approximately 78,586 meals this year, while the bus drivers have driven over 75,000 miles. 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