Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

TABLE of CONTENTS BOOK I Literary .............. 5 Seniors.................0 Juniors................12 Sophomores.............14 Freshmen...............IS Subject Areas..........18 Administration .... 31 Special Faculty. ... 32 School Personnel ... 33 Ads....................34 A School Day Get up early! do the chores! Pick up eggsi sweep the floors. Uash your hands so breakfast you can eati Change your clothes! get tidy and neat. Look out of the window! watch for the busi It's late again! but don’t make a fuss. The bell has rungi you get to school at last! Go to the principal to get a pass. Start the day with physical education! Jump on the trampoline with jubilation. Next is biology of the human body! The nervous system you will study. Now World History! it is third houri Work on your projects with great will power. Study hall is the time for assignments to be donei But also seems a time for a little bit of fun. Now geometry! with a little break For dinner-which everyone should take. Back we are to squares and triangles! And all of those other new fangles. Sixth hour English rolls aroundi Your word definitions must be found. Seventh hour and study hall again: Get your work done! the school day will end. Helen Steffen JOLENE BARTHOLOMEW LUANN CHAPMAN PAT FETTKETHER DENNIS BLACKFORD YVONNE BUEHNER CONNIE CHASE LISA BARTHOLOMEW DARRELL MCLAURY TRACY JOENS CRAIG MAURER JILL MCMAHON L JAN HESSE BILL KAJEWSKI JANICE LENTZ NEIL HOPPENWORTH 8 MARY CRAIG MEISCH MIXDORF GAIL MUELLER DELVIN SOMMERLOT KAREN STREMPKE ROBIN WACHAL JIM WOLFF STEVE TATE DAN WASKOW SUSAN WIDDEL CLASS MOTTO: NOT MERELY TO EXIST, BUT TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING IN LIFE. CLASS COLORS: RED AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE MELODY WARREN Julie Magee Donna Nelson Ricky Johnson Robert Reichen Rena Musch 12 Sponsored by: Steve's North Star Bonnie Risse Laurel Schiller Becki Smith 13 rm 7 Doris Averhoff W' Warren Bell Dennis Bouska Keith Bruns 4 Lois Canfield Marilyn Carlson Marsha Clubine Larry Cutsforth David Fisher Joe Etringer SOPHOMORE CLASS Jerry Gallmeyer Larry Haskin Tina Gamerdinger Mark Geiger M v Kris Debbie Marvin 8 Zelene Krug Mike Magee Mike Meether Christine Miller Steve Ortner Debbie Reichen Ron Rigdon Carol Sadler Sandra Staebell Sara Staebell 15 Sandra Weber Kathy Wheat ' James McIntosh Tammy Magee Julie McLaury Wren Morris 16 Scott Smith . ' 7 1 Donny Stone %, , Ronald Wolff Debbie Wolff 17 18 1. Rhonda and Diane are trying to make their books balance. 2. Kellie takes a timing in typing. 3. LuAnn is learning to use the adding machine in secretarial class. 4. Mrs. Pam Schmidt 5. Lori Ann is playing shorthand bingo in class. ■t -w � •F .,v 3 I ■ • I ■ 1. Mr. Michael Krumm 2. The junior high doing something unusual, STUDYING! 3. Mike Steffen giving a speech in English 12. 20 21 22 1. Mrs. Colleen Thomas 2. Robin, Glenda, and Mavis Caste how their cooking has come out. 3. The freshman are experimenting with their cooking ability. 4. Making pizza is a lot different than cutting up boards, huh fellas? H®523 3@o 23 Sponsored by: Hancock Fabrics 2. 1. Mr. Doug Peterson 2. The senior girls learned the basic parts of an engine when the shop boys and the home-ec girls switched classes for two weeks. 3. Constructing an engine takes a lot of time and effort. 4. Craig and Paul are trying to fix the snowmobile. 3. 4. 24 1. 2. 3. 4. Mr. Terry Luloff Mrs. Joan Hillson Mr. Curt Thomas Exercising his brain, Kenny Steffen gets a nod of approval from Mr. Thomas. = 3 25 1. 1. Miss Gwen Larson 2. Mr. Joseph Smith 3. 6th hour P.E. class battling at tug of war. 27 28 3. SPANISH 2. 1. For the first time in Dunkerton High School, there were two foreign exchange students attending our school! Alfredo Pardo, a 17-year old from Limeiro, Sao Paulo, Brazil stayed with the Arnold Klammer and Richard Benson families. His studies at Dunkerton included Spanish, English, Math, and Science. When asked, Alfredo admitted that the thing he missed most was the warm weather. 2. Katia Ferro, a 14-year old from Sao Luis, Maranhao, Brazil, stayed with the Paul Miller family. She moved to South Winneshiek in March. 3. Miss Patricia 0‘Connor 4. The first year Spanish class breaking the pinata. V J . J V- 29 JO 2. 3. 1. Mr. Lloyd Simester 2. Mr. Wallace Taylor 3. Mr. Edwin Shank This page is dedicated to the members of the School Board who are: Juanita McIntosh Cliff Wallace John Schmidt J. W. Dankenbring John Heiple Pat Hilmer-Secretary ADMINISTRATION A L (1) Mrs. Deaton—Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade Music (2) Mrs. Magee—School Nurse (3) Mrs. Clowser—Elementary Guidance and Remedial Reading (4) Mr. Wilson High School Counselor (5) Mrs. Sell—Librarian PEOPLE 32 EMERCEMCY DOW (6) Cooks- Mrs. Brennen, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Hauptly. (7) Mrs. Hazel-Teacher's Aide. (8) Bus Drivers- f to b left- Mrs. Jensen, Mr. Meyers, Mrs. Rutter, Mrs. McMahon, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Hemmer. right-8 Mr. Miller, Mr. Jensen, Mr. Smith, Mr. Stickfort, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Cummings. (9) Mr. Smith, Mr. Stickfort, Mr. Meyers-Custodians. (10) Secretaries-Mrs. Printy and Mrs. Pugh. 33 Andrew Jensen Funk’s G Hybrid Seedsman Telephone — 233-8377 Dewar, Iowa DEWAR ELEVATOR Bill Shimp Fertilizer—Grain—Feed Telephone 234-1392 Dewar, Iowa Peterson and Tietz Flowers and Gifts 2275 Independence Waterloo, Iowa 50701 “We Have Every Blooming Thing” don’t ZIP THROUGH! STOP TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE People’s Bank And Trust Co. Waterloo, Iowa Dunkerton Office Dunkerton, Iowa What better graduation gift than a Savings Plan thru Life Insurance or Educational Policy could you want? Also, retirement plans and tax sheltered annuities for mom, dad, and teachers. Your tomorrows are only as good as your plans are today. Let me help you plan today for your future savings. Floyd L. Warren District Manager Woodmen Accident Life Inc. 4827 E. Dunkerton Waterloo, Iowa 35 Don’s Auto Sales For Sales and Service Telephone — 635-2751 Fairbank, Iowa limn i Bentley Chevrolet Serving You Since 1926 Fairbank, Iowa Telephone — 635-2701 Eulimih i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ i ■ ! AND HERES BOOK TWO... lpiaraniTHi IklMIM ■ I ■'■(■(■I ■ (■!■! ■IHIBIHy Gilbertville Savings Bank Telephone — 296-1054 Gilbertville, Iowa BUOK II Literary . 39 Homecominq . 40 Play . 44 Christmas Activities . . . . 46 Music Program . 48 Athletic Banquet . 50 Swing Show . 52 Prom . 56 Music Contest . 58 F. F. A. Banquet . 62 Speech , . 63 Oldies but Goodies . . . . . 64 Graduation , . 66 Cheerleaders , . 68 Softba II . 69 FootbaII , 70 Soccer , . 73 BasketbaII , . 74 Extramurals . 81 Track , . 82 BasebaII . 85 Candid Shots . 86 Literary . 87 Band Music . 88 Pub 1 i cat ions . 92 F. F. A. S. E. S . 94 Librarians Student Senate. , 96 Directory . 97 Ads ,100 bftholL £ )■'yitckj r y • (Ml r$ectc m)i-' rjo cL colot, Ttefim! :JtaMu fiiokt bcril-' tftCumJ wxtfyJb yXnJ uxJ cfp dl d O: skd3to qoMr :— cAojsq :(dot muotdu ofafii jPsp bus:oM nouy ceauctsot tfc ' ccachur. aoUmcL dpuoty ’SMehaoSuob: ty2, huflkb Jkdetib xfi CorczssimJ :pop pcpcd xJ 'skty ■ daub, blue. Ofatoi o itm. opal po o '■ close. amot derqj ffcicLoessjcy ifidtou Hz. ulhosleP The remaining five, Lois Bartholomew, Denise Wissink, Liz Wheeler, Mandy Gerrans, and Shelly Sanders, served as hostesses at the afternoon crowning. HOMECOMING WEEK Homecoming festivities began October 11, when a free pass to Friday night's game could be won by collecting the most Beat Wapsie tokens. Also, on Monday was the voting for the top ten candidates. Tuesday's Clash Day followed as everyone dug out their most missmatched outfits. Wednesday was the highlight of the week when school was canceled because of a broken watermain. Therefore, Sign Day merged with Red and Black Day on Thursday. The student body voted for the top five candidates and later the queen was chosen. Friday closed the week with Dress Up Day, a pep rally downtown, crowning of the queen, and the game that night. ®®ss®sa mws HOMECOMING what happened on 42 Jr (1) The Queen and her court proudly pose at the afternoon program. (2) Guest speaker, Dennis Strempke, stirred the Raider's spirits. (3) The double quartet sang a rousing Our Team during festivities. (4) Give Us an 'R' for a Raider Victory. (5) The cheerleaders lead the pep rally downtown. (6) Queen Jolene ponders the future as 1972 Queen, Elsie Dorsey reflects on the past. (7) The marching band supplied entertainment at the half-time. (8) . . .and what all were anxiously awaiting . . . (9) I wish they'd hurry up and come, this sign is getting heavy! (10) Hurdling over the blockers, Tom Delagardelle strives for a touchdown. (11) Stop, Look, and Listen, Warriors , here comes the mighty Raiders. DEADWOOD DICE CAST Ned Harris Darrell McLaury Wild Bill Hickok Craig Maurer Lily Blossom Karen Strempke Rose Blossom Barb Schmidt Blackman Redburn Dan Strempke Judge Nix Neil Hoppenworth Calamity Jane Liz Wheeler La Paloma Laurel Schiller Pong Ping Ken Steffen Chet Pussy Mark Bare Sheriff Loveless Mike Steffen Molly Loveless Pat Fettkether Teetotal Tessie Becky Segebarth Piano Annie Julie Magee Crusaders Carol Siggelkow Cheryl Happel Suzanne Stewart Tina Gamerdinger Lois Canfield Laurie Smith Sara Staebell Miners Clint Miller Dave Fisher Rich Moen Scott Shimp Bar Maids Denise Hoffman Sally Schemmel Marilyn Carlson Director Mr. Krumm Asst. Di ’or Lu Ann Chapman 3 44 The lure of the Old West is still with us. Deadwood Dick is a Gay 90's melodrama consisting of long - lost daughters, stolen gold mines, kidnapped heroines, hairbreadth escapes, blackhearted villians, and six-gun heroes. (1) Calamity Jane saves Molly Loveless from her plight. (2) Judge Nix's line throughout the play was, More o' less, considerably less o' more than more o' less. (3) La Paloma runs into a slight problem when reaching for her gun. (4) Teetotal Tessie causes calamity in Jane's saloon. (5) As Chet Pussy carries Lily Blossom, Piano Annie exclaims, Don't drop her!! (6) Celestial. Pong Ping, consoles sightless Lily Blossom. (7) Chet, I have a feeling of forebodin'. (8) Why you yellow-livered two-toed cheating varmint! 45 (1) Santa seems to get more popular every year. (2) (3) Invisible dragons, love, and make-believe were all in the speech class' play The Invisible Dragon . It was about a princess who fell in love with a prince who refused to stay in the kingdom unless there was a dragon to kill. The townspeople were lead to believe that there was a dragon and the prince slew it. gEMisssaas 46 m aaaa sss On the 21st of December the Student Senate sponsored a Christmas dance. Entertainment was provided by Chris Douglas from KWWL. Requested songs were played as everyone enjoyed dancing on the gym floor. Refreshments consisted of mixed nuts and punch. 47 w I N Tw� .M, ji ’I CONCERT The annual Christmas program was presented by the music department on December 16. Selections such as Three Songs For Christmas , Fanfare For Christmas , Sing Gloria , plus others were given by the (1) Boys Glee, (2) Double Quartet and Mixed Chorus, (4) Girls Glee, (6) Madrigal, and (7) the Concert Band. (3) Delvin Sommerlot and (5) Lois Canfield sang solos in the song Gesu Bambino . (8) Karen Strempke sang Christmas Candle . 49 3 1. An interesting talk was given by the assistant football coach from the University of Iowa. 2. Mr. Webber predicts a winning baseball season. 3. Eight girls received varsity basketball letters. 4. Mr. Jester presents the boy's basketball awards. 5. The girl's softball team. J. Suzanne Staebell and Doug Jefferson were named Athletes of the Year. 2. Allen Rathe received Honorable Mention All-Conference in basketball. Lois Bartholomew received All-Registerland, 1st Team All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-State, and Iowa Press Association Honor Roll in basketball, and 2nd Team All-Conference in softball. 51 1. The Dunkerton Barbershop Quartet. 2. Swing Chorus swings with Enter the Young. 3. Hallelujah done with pom-poms. 4. Greg Walker plays Tiajuana Taxi . h@w bo it iait o M.C. Pat Fettkether. Diane Dankenbring had a solo in Microkognosis. Suzanne Stewart sings Follow Me. The Stage Band played several lively numbers. The always patient and calm, Mrs. Collogan. Band Director Mr. Brown. 6. Karen and Delvin fifty years from now. 7. Denise Jacobsen and Delta Dawn. 8. Today by the Girls’ Glee. 9. Jeff steals the show with Smoke on the Water. 10. Karen, Kathy, and Marla sing The Way of Love. m m fife and times , J k rn % Life and Times was the theme of this year's prom which was held May 4th. 1. Laurel Schiller prophesizes the future of the senior class. 2. Lesa Shatzer reads The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1974. 3. Bill Kajewski contemplates memories of years past. 4. Special musical quartet. 5. This year's theme. 9 tCt-OA Groups receiving division I ratings were: (1) mixed quartet, (2) two trios, (3) the unlike duet, (4) two like duets, (5) piano solo, (6) double mixed quartet, (7) seven solos—missing, Denise Jacobsen, (8) sextet—missing, Denise Jacobsen. r.r.a. BANQUET 1. Mr. Norm Fixta, guest speaker from Allied Mills talks to the F.F.A. boys on The Future of Agriculture. 2. Craig Maurer. 3. Delvin Sommerlot draws name for door prize. 4. F.F.A. Awards were received by: Dave Fisher, Doug Shimp, Jamie McIntosh, Becky Segebarth Randy Rigdon, Delvin Sommerlot, Jack Swanson, and Craig Maurer. 62 Sponsored by: Associated Milk Producers, Inc. 63 1. The honor students receive recognition. 2. Tim gets some help with his flower. 3. The saxophone quartet played a few numbers. 4. The graduates line up. 5. Jolene is the first to receive her diploma. 6. Mr. Stewart Sears of Hawkeye Tech, gave the seniors the Sear's Solution. 7. Shelly is congratulated by Mr. Dankenbring. 8. Bill Kajewski received the Citizenship Award. 9. The tense graduates await the big moment. 10. Some free time before the ceremonies begin. The cheerleaders worked hard to earn money in order to go to camp and buy new shoes. We had car washes, bake sales, stands at football games, a stand at Dunk-erton Days and egg sales. During the summer Kathy and Deb went to a clinic and learned new cheers and chants. We have put a lot of effort into making this a great year and getting many people involved. 68 Summer softball consisted of 13 girls. Of these, Lois Bartholomew and Cathy Mills received Second Team All-Conference honors and Honorable Mention was awarded to Connie Chase. Fourteen girls competed in fall softball. These two seasons were plagued with many injuries and rainouts. 17 Creston Kelling 13 Dave Fisher 27 Jon Hauptly 70 Mike Etringer 63 Scott Shimp 64 Bobby Reichen 20 Larry Smith 80 Eric Swanson 24 Scott Graham 18 Jerry Gallmeyer 60 Doug Jefferson 22 Terry Graham 19 Mike Magee 73 Kevin Kirchoff 81 Bill Kajewski 42 Phil Moeller 72 Dick Eldridge 35 David Kirchoff 28 Larry Cutsforth 51 Rich Moen 10 Tom Delagardelle 62 Mark Bare 26 Jeff Stafford 11 Greg Schiller 19 Scott Smith 61 Craig Mixdorf 25 Greg Neidert 36 Todd Speer 16 Rob McMahon 74 Doug Colvin 83 Kent Hudgins 23 Larry Jacobsen 38 Bob Rigdon 41 Craig Neiderman 54 Randy Platte 39 Delvin Sommerlot FOOTBALL Dunkerton 6— Dunkerton 6— —Jesup 34 Dunkerton 8— —Denver 21 Dunkerton 2— —Fredericksburg 28 Dunkerton 6— —Wapsie Valley 8 Dunkerton 13— —South Winneshiek 40 Dunkerton 6— —Tripoli 40 Dunkerton 14— —Turkey Valley 26 70 3 E 140 10 QB 145 10 TB 178 11 T 168 11 G 160 12 FB 150 11 SB 133 11 G 120 9 TB 120 9 E 135 10 G 170 11 TB 140 9 E 160 10 T 220 11 E 160 12 G 150 10 T 155 11 FB 150 9 G 130 10 C 165 11 QB 140 11 C 145 10 SB 132 10 SB 100 9 TB 100 9 G 140 12 TB 130 9 QB 119 9 QB 140 9 T 170 9 T 170 9 G 135 9 TB 130 9 C 132 9 T 160 9 FB 170 12 Scott Shimp, Craig Mixdorf, and Bill Kajewski were the seniors on the football squad. Missing from the picture is Delvin Sommerlot. Craig and Delvin missed some action due to injuries. The Junior Varsity team had 5 victories, and no defeats, thus providing a good foundation for the coming years. Mike Etringer and Doug Jefferson were Second Team Cedar-Wapsie All Conference Defensive Players. Tom Delegardelle was placed on the Oelwein Registerland Team as a Kick-Return Specialist. 72 For their first year the extramural socker team played all their games away. Each of the three games was a loss, but if they keep the determination they have shown, next year will be a reverse. The teams coach for the season was Miss Larson. 73 74 wyPiL (1) Raiders defense sagging back on a good shooter. (2) Lois's high-scoring jump shot in action. (3) Rebounders eagerly await the shot. (4) Liz tangles with a Troganette. (5) Sink it Liz! (6) What is going on here? (7) The Raiders' in a tough defense. (8) A flying skirt. 75 The Girl's Basketball team placed second as the conference’s offensive leaders. Lois Bartholomew held the top Scoring position in the Cedar-Wapsie Conference with an average of 40.8 points per game. The top rebounder for the conference was Laurel Schiller with 121: Suzanne Staebell held the highest free throw percentage, .776. Neil Hoppenworth was seventh in Cedar-Wapsie standings for free throw leaders. He made 69.4%. A1 Rathe placed fifteenth in field goal leaders. SHOTS 5 (1) Mike poised for action. (2) Rob, displaying his karate . (3) Tim comes down with a rebound. (4) Oh no, please don't tickle me there. (5) A good target but not enough height. (6) Hey, you're on the same team! £ SCORES GIRLS Dunk 63 Fayette 62 Dunk 67 Hudson 50 Dunk 65 LaPorte 63 Dunk 102 NU High 44 Dunk 68 Starmont 65 Dunk 60 F'burg 66 Dunk 69 WV 72 Dunk 64 S Winn 77 Dunk 72 Tripoli 65 Dunk 43 TV 72 Dunk 72 Jesup 60 Dunk 81 F’burg 68 Dunk 61 WV 75 Dunk 80 S Winn 98 Dunk 56 Denver 58 Dunk 65 Tripoli 71 Dunk 52 TV 70 Dunk 73 Jesup 59 Dunk 64 Denver 60 BOYS Dunk 46 Fayette 53 Dunk 46 Hudson 56 Dunk 52 WV 91 Dunk 67 F'burg 68 Dunk 56 S Winn 76 Dunk 61 Starmont 66 Dunk 52 Tripoli 66 Dunk 57 TV 65 Dunk 58 Jesup 83 Dunk 52 F'burg 47 Dunk 50 WV 62 Dunk 67 S Winn 80 Dunk 50 Denver 67 Dunk 55 Tripoli 80 Dunk 47 TV 51 Dunk 58 Jesup 69 Dunk 51 Denver 95 80 81 82 The Girls' Track Team had a very successful season this year. Along with obtaining a trophy in the mile relay and three in the distance medley, they are now the conference champs in these two events, and they went on to run in the State Meet in Des Moines. The Mile Relay consisted of Suzy Staebell, Julie Magee, Laurel Schiller, and Cathy Mills. The Distance Medley had Suzy, Julie, Cathy, and a freshman, Glenda Nichols. There were many more fine relays and individual events, and many ribbons were won. A new track next year should help in maintaining this fine record.. Sponsored by: Gordon D. Bartholomew, Tiling Contractor 85 84 00 Sponsored by: C A Farm Service Co 86 Sponsored by: D G Tap C OMMUNICATING Leading Understanding Belonging UPPORT them! CD 00 The Raider Marching Band performed at three out of the four home football games. They played for the Homecoming festivities and the parade downtown. These same people also raised over $400 for the band activities by selling candy in November. The pep band provided a variety of entertaining music at every high school pep assembly and at home basketball games. The stage band played for the annual swing show. 68 O Z I 3) § O ©9 =D cS3 ©oj [nrO 90 Mixed Chorus, Girl’s Glee Club, and Boy’s Glee Club worked hard this year to prepare for the annual Christmas program which was presented on December 16. Girl’s Glee Club and Mixed Chorus also combined efforts with the Band to present a winter concert which was given on February 17. vO to PUBLICATIONS During the 1973-74 school year the newspaper staff consisted of 19 members, including Pat Fett-kether, editor, and co-editors throughout the year, Cathy Grady and Jan Hesse. At the middle of the year the decision was made to change the newspaper to a newsletter, due to the paper shortage and lack of interest. This year the annual staff was divided into four areas: (1) sales, (2) art, (3) camera, and (4) lay-out. Each member chose one specific area and devoted his time to it. Another change was that the staff not only did the picture paste-up, but the type paste-up. (5) Lu Ann Chapman was editor, assisted by Liz Wheeler and Robin Hahn throughout the year. The advisors were Mrs. NO 94 As a result of the oyer abundance of teachers in the county, the Future Teachers of America (F.T.A.) changed its name to the Students for Educational Services (S.E.S.) Officers for the forty members were: President - Barb Schmidt; Vice-President - Denise Jacobsen; Secretary - Debbie Reichen; and Treasurer - Melody Warren. Vicky Heilman was elected President of the North East District and Vicky Rowray was elected Secretary of the North East Sub-District during the District Convention at Star-mont. The chief activity of the organization was aiding the teachers. Money making activities were selling carmel apples and popcorn balls at Homecoming and selling baked goods at McMillianh store. Sponsors were Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Magee. 95 96 Sponsored by: Thomas James Co SENIORS Jolene Bartholomew - 40,42,43,64,67,92 Lisa Bartholomew - 66,67 Yvonne Buehner - 48,52,54,65,66,67, 90.91.92.93 Dennis Blackford - 64,67,94 Lu Ann Chapman - 19,35,43,48,52,54, 63,64,67,68,90,91, 92.93 Connie Chase - 48,49,50,54,59,65,66, 67,69,90,91,92,93 Pat Fettkether - 32,42,43,44,48,52, 53,54,55,63,64,67, 68.90.92.93 Paul French - 24,64,67 Ted Gamerdinger - 57,64,66,67 Mandy Gerrans _ 41,67,92 Kathy Graham - 42,48,49,52,55,58,59, 66,67,90,91 Pat Graham - 67,81,95 Brad Grimmius - 64,67 Tim Haskin - 50,64,65,66,67,76,78, 84,86 Jan Hesse - 48,76,81,90,91,92,95 Neil Hoppenworth - 44,45,50,64,66, 76,78,84,96 Tracy Joens - 65,66,67 Bill Kajewski - 42,56,63,66,70,71, 72,93,96 Janice Lentz - 24,66,67 Craig Maurer - 42,46,48,49,52,53, 54,59,60,61,62,64, 65,67,89,93,94 Darrell McLaury - 45,52,54,57,65, 66,67,84,91,93 Jill McMahon - 57,67,81,96 Mary Meisch - 57,66,67,93 Craig Mixdorf - 24,42,64,65,66,67, 71,72 Gail Mueller - 64,66,67 Marla Ohrt - 42,48,49,54,55,58,59, 64,66,82,90,91,93 Diane Pullin - 19,67,95 Rhonda Rigdon - 18,19,48,50,54,66, 67,69,74,76,90,91, 93 Diane Sadler Curry - 64 Shelly Sanders - 41,66,67 Marge Schares - 24,40,42,43,64,66, 67,68,92 Barb Schmidt - 44,48,52,54,55,66,73, 90.91.93.95.96 Lesa Shatzer - 52,54,56,64,66,67,73, 81.91.93.96 Scott Shimp - 42,43,65,67,70,71 Judy Smith - 66,73,81,95 Suzanne Staebell - 42,48,49,50,51,52, 54,55,58,59,64,65, 66,75,76,84,90,91 Karen Strempke - 42,45,48,49,52, 55,58,59,63,65,66, 89,90,91,93 Delvin Sommerlot - 42,48,49,52,54, 55,58,59,62,64, 65,71,91,94 Mike Steffen - 20,44,46,50,63,65,76, 84 Steve Tate - 42,64,65 Robin Wachal - 40,42,43,64 Melody Warren - 40,42,43,49,53,54, 60,61,66,88,89,95, 102 Dan Waskow - 42 Sue Widdel - 24,40,42,43 Jim Wolff - 65 JUNIORS Lois Bartholomew - 41,48,49,50,52,57, 67,69,74,75,76,86, 90,91,93,96 Dan Bruns - 94 Glenda Cutsforth - 23 Tom Delagardelle - 43,46,52,54,71, 84,85,91,94,96, Dick Eldridge - 50,70,76,94 Mike Etringer - 43,56,70,72,94 Mavis French - 23,46,73,81 Cathy Grady - 43,48,50,73,76,89,90, 91,93,95,96 Kelly Graham - 19,43,81,89,95,96 Lee Graham - 63 Robin Hahn - 23,46,93 Jon Hauptly - 70,72,84,85,94 Vickie Heilman - 47,48,63,73,81,90,95 Rob Heiple - 47,50,56,76,78,79,85 Denise Jacobsen - 43,48,49,52,53,55, 56,73,88,89,90,91, 95 Doug Jefferson - 48,49,51,52,53,54, 66,70,84,85,89,91, 93,94,96 Rick Johnson - 85 Lori Jones - 73,81,91,95 Kevin Kirchoff - 52,54,70,84,94 Julie Magee - 43,45,47,48,49,50,52, 54,56,60,63,76,82,89, 90,91,93 Lori Ann Meether - 19,91,92 Rich Moen - 42,43,45,48,49,52,53,54, 56,58,59,60,71,72,85,88, 89,91 97 Lynn Morris - 48,63,90,91,93,96 Rena Musch - 90,91,92,95,96 Donna Nelson - 90,92,95 Bob Reichen - 48,70,85,91,94 Vickie Rowray - 63,90,95,96 Helen Sadler - 59 Laurel Schiller - 28,43,44,45,48,50, 56,63,69,76,82,89, 90,91,97 Matt Schultz - 91 Becki Smith - 18,43,81,89 Larry Smith - 28,48,52,54,56,70,84, 85,91, Mike Smith - 91,94 Ken Steffen - 25,28,45,76 Joyce Stephens - 47,63,73,81,82,92,95 Dennis Stickfort - 28,48,49,63 Dave Stout - 28 Jack Swanson - 46,48,52,54,62,91,92,94 Greg Walker - 52,53,61 Sandy Walker - 43,50,73,76,81,89 Liz Wheeler - 41,44,45,50,69,76,93, 96 Denise Wissink - 41,43,48,55,74,75, 76,81,89,90,91,93 SOPHOMORES Doris Averhoff - 43,89,95 Mark Bare - 44,45,50,63,71,76,84,85, 91,92,94 Warren Bell - 26,43,53,60,61,88,89 Dale Caldwell - 91 Lois Canfield - 43,45,46,48,49,54,55,59, 63,81,82,89,90,91,95 Marilyn Carlson - 18,45 Marsha Clubine - 46,48,55,69,82,90,95 Larry Cutsforth - 71 Ricky Donahue - 94 Joe Etringer - 94 Dave Fisher - 30,45,54,62,70,89,94 Jerry Gallmeyer - 70 Tina Gamerdinger - 42,43,45,53,68,89 Mark Geiger - 94 Larry Haskin - 43,53,88,89 Scott Herman - 94 Denise Hoffman - 47,48,55,76,81,90, 92,95,96 Creston Kelling - 47,70 Mike Magee - 48,50,70,76,78,79,84, 89,91 Deb Marvin - 48,90,95 Mike Meether - 91,94 Christine Miller - 48,90 Clint Miller - 43,45,84,88,89,91,94 Cathy Mills - 43,48,50,54,58,61,69, 74,75,82,89,90,91 Phil Moeller - 70,82 Tom Moeller - 43,53,88,89 Ken Morris - 86 Penny Nichols - 42,52,68,81,82,92 A1 Rathe - 48,50,51,76,78,79,84,91 Deb Reichen - 47,50,55,69,76,82,90, 95,96 Randy Rigdon - 52,54,62,91,94 Ron Rigdon - 94 Carol Sadler - 48,90,95 Andy Schares - 94,96 Sally Schemmel - 69,90,91 Bryan Shimp - 48,54 Doug Shimp - 62 Mark Smith - 85 Sandra Staebell - 43,48,55,61,88,89, 90,95 Sara Staebell - 45,48,90,91 Helen Steffen - 46,48,55,81,82,90,95, Jeff Stafford - 43,53,55,71,72,82,83, 89,91 Dan Strempke - 42,44,45,48,49,52,54 59,63,84,91,94,96 Jill Swanson - 48,90 Dave Theisen - 47,85 Larry Weber - 30,94 Kathy Wheat - 42,43,52,68,81,82,89, 90,92 Doug Wheeler - 94 Pat Widdel - J8.95 Diane Weber - 48,55,90,95 freshmSn Charles Averhoff - 24,43,47,52,54, 84 88,89,91 Deb Bare - 42,68,81,95 Nathan Bean - 43,88,89 John Blackford - 94 Doug Colvin - 71,91 Glen Conger - 94 Melody Cook - 43,81,89,95 Diane Dankenbring - 43,48,53,55,60,61, 66,81,88,89,90,95 Harold Deaton - 30,47 Kathy Fettkether - 95 Denise Fisher - 81,95 Scott Graham - 70 Terry Graham - 70 Cheryl Happel - 48,95 Jan Hauptly - 50,55,69,73,81,95 Mark Heiser - 47,94 Kent Hudgins - 71,85,91 Michelle Hruska - 95 Larry Jacobsen - 71,94 Cindy Jump - 43,48,55,60,73,81,88,89,90 David Kirchoff - 70 Cheryl Lentz - 43,73,81,89,90,95 Tammy Magee - 81,95 9« Marty Manchester - 77,85,94 Jim McIntosh - 62,85,94 Julie McLaury - 69,73,84 Rob McMahon - 71,72,85 Wren Morris - 90,95 Don Nelson - 30,94 Craig Neiderman - 71,94 Greg Neidert - 71,94 Glenda Nichols - 23,43,48,52,69,82, 89,90,95,96 Jerome Ortner - 94 Randy Platte - 71,94 Cheryl Pugh - 48,55,81,90,95 Bob Rigdon - 71,85,94 Wayde Russell - 91 Greg Schiller - 23,48,81,90,95 Deb Schmidt - 29,48,81,90,95 Becky Segebarth - 45,62,63,90,95 Keith Shimp - 94 Carol Siggelkow - 29,45,48,63,90,94, 95 Lauri Smith - 43,45,46,48,81,89,90, 95 Scott Smith - 71,86,91 Kent Sommerlot - 18,30,91,94 Barb Speed - 43,69,76,81,82,89,95 Todd Speer - 71,94 Karen Steffen - 23,43,48,52,69,82,89 90,95,96 Suzanne Stewart - 23,46,48,53,59,90, 92,96 Don Stone - 23,96 Ron Stone - 48,91 Eric Swanson - 18,70,77,94 Steve Weber - 94 Denise Witzenburg - 18 Deb Wolff - 90,95 Ron Wolff - 94 99 FARMERS STATE BANK Jesup, Iowa 50648 looking Dunkerton Co-op Elevator Dunkerton, Iowa Grain, Feed, Fertilizer, L.P. Gas CADILLAC LANES INC. “House of the Automatic Scorers 50 Lanes for Your Bowling Pleasure 650 La Porte Road, Waterloo, Iowa Telephone—234-6888 for a good bank.... Phone 827-1050 Complete Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. FOLLOW THE ADS 100 Dewar Hardware General Hardware, D.X. Service and Lawn Mower Repair Open 5 Nights a Week New and Used Guns Telephone — 235-1057 CLETUS STEFFEN TRUCKING Livestock General Hauling Local and Long Distance Phone 315-822-4440 DENVER SAVINGS BANK Member of F.D.I.C. Telephone 984-5635 Denver, Iowa Route 3 Water loo n Iowa 101 STAY TUNED FOR SOME NEWS FROM THE LOWER END FLOYD WARREN HIS ORCHESTRA Channel 7 T.V. weekly recording for Lodestar records. Cater to wedding, anniversary, and dances for any occasions plus stage shows. 102 REFLECTIONS OF STUDENT LIFE BEGINNING TABLE of CONTENTS BOOK III Literary.......................105 Elementary Highlights, . . . 106 Kindergarten ................. 107 First Grade....................108 Second Grade ................. 109 Th ird Grade...................110 Fourth Grade ................. Ill Fifth Grade....................112 S i xth Grade..................114 Seventh Grade..................116 E i ghth Grade.................118 Ta I ent Show..................120 Basketba II....................122 Football Cheerleaders. . . 124 Track..........................125 Directory......................126 Ads............................130 Conclusion.....................136 Names of students may be found on pages 126, 127, and 128. 108 2-1 2-2 C m 2-4 2-3 fifl 2-5 2-6 ,!F I 2-7 2-8 me jB 2-11 2-13 2-14 2-12 i jn w 2-18 2-15 2-20 2-21 2nd 2-24 GRADE 2-25 109 110 4-16 4-17 4-18 4-23 4-24 4-30 4-31 4-37 4-35 4-36 4-47 4-46 4-52 4-48 4-49 4-50 4-51 GRADE 4-55 ill 112 Sponsored by: Roth Jewelers 6-47 6-42 6-43 6-7 6-8 6-9 6-41 6-1 6-2 6-17 1 A 6-31 6-32 6-33 6-34 6-28 6-35 6-29 ■ 6-30 6-37 6-38 6-39 •� r 6-4 6-5 6-6 6-45 6-46 114 115 117 8-30 t ; K 8-31 118 8-32 EIGHTH GRADE 8-17 8-26 8-20 8-21 8-27 8-28 8-29 'V. 8-16 8-23 8-24 8-1 8-9 8-15 8-18 8-19 8-7 i v. 8-65 8-66 119 8-34 • A 8-36 8-35 V. L 8-63 8-38 8-59 A J 8-64 8-33 8-49 I'M A- 8-50 8-46 8-39 8-48 8-47 8-55 8-61 8-54 8-62 I 8-37 4 8-43 (1) Blowin' in the Wind sung by Mark Reiter. (2) Popcorn played by Lori Peterson. (3) Kevin Hahn and Linda Hayes were the M.C.s of the show. (4) Kevin Hahn and Mike Walker provided a drum and guitar duet. (5) Ann Eldridge and Lori Sienknecht played a piano duet, Raindrops keep Failin' On My Head. (6) A Carpenter favorite sung by Donna and Melanie. (7) Jayne and Abbe Touch Me In the Morning. (8) Give me the old Soft Shoe. (9) Will all cats please leave the auditorium. K K N V � TOOTB ail CH££TtL£CLV£HS JUNTO HIGH TnaCK Kindergarten K- 1 Kim Anderson K- 2 Steve Baugher K- 3 Susan Brockman K-4 Janeen Brown K- 5 Jill Caldwell K- 6 Michael Caldwell K- 7 Brian Clemen K- 8 Danny Cutsforth K- 9 Monty Dedor K-10 Todd Faris K-l 1 Joey Fettkether K-12 Danny Foss K-13 Trixy French K-14 Julie Gamerdinger K-15 Scott Garbes K-16 Tammy Garbes K-l 7 Carolyn Hall K-18 Julie Hanson K-19 Todd Hines K-20 Gerry Hubbs K-21 Lisa Knebel K-22 Tina Knebel K-23 Kim Kohagen K-24 Nathan Kramer K-25 Julie Maurer K-26 Lisa McBride K-27 Shelly McGarvey K-28 Richard Mundt K-29 Robi Nesbit K-30 Marie Pfiffner K-31 Shayne Phipho K-32 Sherrie Regenold K-33 Larry Robbins K-34 Lisa Roberts K-35 Mylissa Russel K-36 Le Ann Schares R-37 Gretchen Schiller K-38 Wade Shatzer K-39 Kathy Shepherd K-40 Linda Sinders K-41 Darrin Smith K-42 Debbie Speed K-43 Amy Speer K-44 Harvey Spooner K-45 Colleen Steffen K-46 Julie Wallace R-47 Jeff Stewart R-48 Claudette Weber R-49 Kandy Weidemann R-50 Ronald Westphal R-51 Karyn Wheat R-52 Mrs. Best First Grade 1- 1 Stacy Boomershine 1- 2 Steve Boomershine 1- 3 Terry Caldwell 1- 4 Janine Clubine 1- 5 Larana Coulson 1- 6 Terry French 1- 7 Lisa Graham 1- 8 Brenda Hall 1- 9 Lori Happel 1-10 Ben Hauptly 1-11 Jon Hruska 1-12 Michael Hiller 1-13 Mrs. Callaway 1-14 Mrs. Schmidt 1-15 Randy Nesbit 1-16 Lynn Peterson 1-17 Robert Lockey 1-18 Greg Jensen 1-19 Laura Jacobsen 1-20 Deb Maurer 1-21 Jodi Merill 1-22 Shelly McBride 1-23 Julie Nation 1-24 Gertie Reiter 1-25 Cami Picknell 1-26 Julie Robinson 1-27 Edward Schares 1-28 Donna Ryan 1-29 Billy Schares 1-30 Robert Schuety 1-31 Cheri Seemann 1-32 Amy Shatzer 1-33 Bryan Speed 1-34 Patricia Stickfort 1-35 Karla Weber 1-36 Laurie Weber 1-37 Jamie Theisen 1-38 Scott Tiedt 1-39 Michelle Turner 1-40 Katy Widdel 1-41 Michelle Zabel 1-42 Tony Wells 1-43 Angela West Second Grade 2- 1 Nicky Adams 2- 2 Michelle Albert 2- 3 Byron Brase 2- 4 Ilene Canfield 2- 5 Carla Clubine 2- 6 Lisa Cutsforth 2- 7 David DeLong 2- 8 Jeff DeLong 2- 9 Mary Faust 2-10 Kevin Fettkether 2-11 Rhonda Dutcher 2-12 Steven Fettkether 2-13 Marlene Etringer 2-14 Timothy Faris 2-15 Lisa Gamerdinger 2-16 Tim Gardner 2-17 Steve Jackson 2-18 Kathy Kajewski 2-19 Shawn Kohagen 2-20 Tommy Kalenske 2-21 Christine Kneble 2-22 Jennifer Kramer 2-23 Bruce Lockey 2-24 Levi Knebel 2-25 Terry Manchester 2-26 Brenda Maurer 2-27 Brad Nation 2-28 Matthew McIntosh 2-29 Donald Miller 2-30 Rose Ortner 2-31 Jerry Quint 2-32 Keri Mixdorf 2-33 James Mundt 2-34 Shawn Regenold 2-35 Austin Reisetter 2-36 Stacy Rigdon 2-37 Robert Robbins 2-38 Francine Roberts 2-39 Lori Rutter 2-40 Bonnie Sadler 2-41 Andy Smith 2-42 Bonita Speed 2-43 Rhonda Salisbury 2-44 Christine Smith 2-45 Katharina Smith 2-46 Lisa Schares 2-47 Mrs. Main 2-48 Denise Smithling 2-49 Trisha Shimp 2-50 Mrs. Locket 2-51 Richard Spooner 2-52 Robert Steffen 2-53 Lori Stewart 2-54 Ricky Stoltenberg 2-55 Gary Teisinger 2-56 Eric Theisen 2-57 Mrs. Glidewell 2-58 Lisa Weber 2-59 Krystal Weidmann 2-60 David Wells 2-61 Sharon Westphal 2-62 Randy Wheeler Third Grade 3-54 Sandy Waschkat 4-46 Jackie Wassam 3-55 Deneen Weber 4-47 Scott Segebarth 3- 1 Donald Albert 3-56 Kristine Weber 4-48 Marnae Wheat 3- 2 Mark Anderson 3-57 Lynda Wheeler 4-49 Carolyn Wheeler 3- 3 Alan Averhoff 3-58 Ricky Wolff 4-50 David Wheeler 3- 4 Allison Raugher 3-59 Mrs. Fleming 4-51 Donna Widdel 3- 5 Ruth Bean 3-60 Mrs. Shank 4-52 David Wolff 3- 6 Richard Boomershine 4-53 Brian Weber 3- 7 Ann Brockman Fourth Grade 4-54 Mrs. Hahn 3- 8 Kelly Buege 4-55 Mrs. Strempke 3- 9 Lisa Clubine 4- 1 Susan Bainbridge 3-10 Renae DeLong 4- 2 Sue Blackford Fifth Grade 3-11 Robin Donahue 4- 3 Susan Bouska 3-12 Barb Eldridge 4- 4 Kim Buege 5- 1 Cathy Albert 3-13 Tracy French 4- 5 Duane Caldwell 5- 2 Deanne Averhoff 3-14 Teresa Gamerdinger 4- 6 Mary Clements 5- 3 Brian Bainbridge 3-15 Ray Gardner 4- 7 Laura Deaton 5- 4 John Bentley 3-16 William Faust 4- 8 Ann Fettkether 5- 5 Michelle Bouck 3-17 John Flanscha 4- 9 Connie Gallmeyer 5- 6 Tod Bommershine 3-18 Trent Graham 4-10 Carrie Gardner 5- 7 Lisa Broten 3-19 Sherry Happel 4-11 Jeff Graham 5- 8 Bryan Caldwell 3-20 Diane Harvel 4-12 Jeff Hahn 5- 9 Tod Caldwell 3-21 Dale Hayes 4-13 Vickie Jackson 5-10 Carma Clubine 3-22 Robert Hemmer 4-14 Teresa Happel 5-11 Dawn Colvin 3-23 Terry Kalenske 4-15 Duane Harvel 5-12 Lori Cutsforth 3-24 Teresa Knebel 4-16 Barbara Haskin 5-13 Lisa DeLong 3-25 Todd Lancaster 4-17 Lee Herman 5-14 Scott DeLong 3-26 Kevin Lockey 4-18 Barbara Jacobsen 5-15 Sharri DeLong 3-27 Linda Pfiffner 4-19 Teresa Knebel 5-16 Deanna Doan 3-28 Anita McIntosh 4-20 Sandra Lanigan 5-17 Dick Ellsworth 3-29 Linda McLaury 4-21 Angela Lockey 5-18 Cheryl Fettkether 3-30 Douglas Miller 4-22 Susan McNamee 5-19 Tom Gamerdinger 3-31 Dale Peterson 4-23 Jon Musch 5-20 Stuart Meether 3-32 Russell Peterson 4-24 Jim Nation 5-21 Cristi Miller 3-33 Jennifer Quint 4-25 Ellen Oman 5-22 Mrs. Mested 3-34 Troy Rigdon 4-26 Lisa Pfiffner 5-23 Mr. Heidloff 3-35 Sharon Ryan 4-27 Todd Picknell 5-24 Mrs. Mclnemey 3-36 Doug Miller 4-28 Shari Printy 5-25 Bill Eldridge 3-37 Janice Miller 4-29 Onna Reisetter 5-26 Cheryl Grady 3-38 Robin Morris 4-30 Dan Rigdon 5-27 Mark Morris 3-39 Rhonda Nesbit 4-31 Jody Rigdon 5-28 Pam Miller 3-40 Darrin Speed 4-32 Scott Rigdon 5-29 Theresa Mannina 3-41 Leigh Ann Speer 4-33 DeAnne Russell 5-30 Jon Musch 3-42 Carol Steffen 4-34 Troy Russell 5-31 Jenay Mundt 3-43 Kent Salisbury 4-35 Lori Salisbury 5-32 Richard Nesbit 3-44 Kevin Salisbury 4-36 Rodney Salisbury 5-33 Tod Ohl 3-45 Larry Seeman 4-37 Tony Schultz 5-34 Janis Ohrt 3-46 Karl Shepard 4-38 Suzanne Shimp 5-35 Lois Oman 3-47 Deanne Shimp 4-39 Randy Smith 5-36 Debbie Smith 3-48 Susie Smith 4-40 Dion Speed 5-37 Shelly Smith 3-49 Mike Smith 4-41 Jim Stewart 5-38 Julie Speer 3-50 Kelly Sturame 4-42 Dale Steffen 5-39 Shelly Spooner 3-51 Earl Theisen 4-43 Jim Tate 5-40 Ellen Hoffman 3-52 Ricky Thiebadous 4-44 Robin Thiesen 5-41 Rusty Jenson 3-53 Craig Tix 4-45 Zita Tiedt 5-42 Kevin Kuenstling 5-43 Jackie Lanigan 6-19 Marla French Seventh Grade 5-44 Dennis Luck 6-20 Tony French 5-45 Dennis Magee 6-21 Greg Happel 7- 1 Darryl Averhoff - 124,125 5-46 Karen Marvin 6-22 Lois Haun 7- 2 Grace Bean - 121,123,125 5-47 Scott Hahn 6-23 Leslie Hayes 7- 3 Daniel Bouck - 124 5-48 Nancy Haskin 6-24 Scott Hruska 7- 4 Kennon Boomershine - 124 5-49 Jan Jump 6-25 Kenneth Kuenstling 7- 5 Stanley Broten - 123 5-50 Robbie Knebel 6-26 Rodney Hudgins 7- 6 Cheryl Canfield - 121,123 5-51 Susan Pfiffner 6-27 Danny Jacobsen 7- 7 Janet Chase - 43,89,125 5-52 Dennis Rekers 6-28 Danny Jensen 7- 8 Cathy Clubine - 123,125 5-53 Kim Rigdon 6-29 Tim Joens 7- 9 Corine Conger 5-54 Daniel Salisbury 6-30 Karen Kirchoff 7-10 David Cummings 5-55 Jeanette Schares 6-31 Mike Koster 7-11 Karla Cutsforth - 121,123,125 5-56 Karen Kajewski 6-32 Monica Lazemby 7-12 Ricky Derifield 5-57 Michelle Knebel 6-33 John Lockey 7-13 Darlene Doan 5-58 Randy Tix 6-34 Randy Magee 7-14 Tammy French 5-59 Sue Reiter 6-35 Kirk Manchester 7-15 Anthony Gamerdinger - 43,89,123, 5-60 Jeff Schares 6-36 Lisa Marquart 124,125 5-61 Craig Robinson 6-37 Patty McGarvey 7-16 David Haskin - 124,125 5-62 Kathy Sadler 6-38 Jeff McNamee 7-17 David Hemmer 5-63 Matt Schiller 6-39 Tod Miller 7-18 Wendy DeLong - 121,125 5-64 Jeff Seamans 6-40 Denise Nation 7-19 Robert Kajewski 5-65 Lisa Sienknect 6-41 Charles Ohl 7-20 Richard Marvin - 124,125 5-66 Danny Theisen 6-42 Tom Pfiffner 7-21 Angela McLaury - 123,125 5-67 Charles Tiedt 6-43 Steve Regenold 7-22 Scott McMahon - 123,124,125 5-68 Danny Stickfort 6-44 Norman Reisetter 7-23 Ben Hoffman - 124 5-69 Karl Tallent 6-45 Pat Rigdon 7-24 Steve Mills 5-70 Curt Turner 6-46 Joyce Quint 7-25 Randall Morris - 124,125 5-71 Pamela Waschkat 6-47 Patsy Salisbury 7-26 Mark Musch - 123 5-72 Patti Wells 6-48 Barbara Schultz 7-27 Matthew Meether - 43,89 5-73 Bert Whitney 6-49 Kerry Shepherd 7-28 Dennis Miller - 43,89,123,125 5-74 Sharon Wolff 6-50 Jim Speer 7-29 Jennifer Quint 5-75 Becky Wolf 6-51 Margaret Staebell 7-30 John Mixdorf 6-52 Jane Sigglekow 7-31 Shelly Nichols - 121,123,125 6-53 Larry Smith 7-32 Veronica Ortner Sixth Grade 6-54 Donna Steffen 7-33 Donny Peterson - 43,89 6-55 Debbie Smithling 7-34 Lori Peterson - 120 6- 1 Dave Anderson 6-56 Mary Steffen 7-35 Michael Reiter 6- 2 Patty Bare 6-57 Michelle Sommerlot 7-36 Joey Rigdon - 123,125 6- 3 Charles Bettis 6-58 Duane Stickfort 7-37 Richard Russel - 123,124 6- 4 Robert Benson 6-59 David Tiedt 7-38 Todd Salisbury - 43,89,123,124, 6- 5 Debbie Bouska 6-60 Celeste Van Wey 125 6- 6 Greg Brase 6-61 Joel Wassam 7-39 Tim Schultz - 124 125 6- 7 Brenda Broten 6-62 Carol Teisinger 7-40 Kevin Shepard - 43,89 6- 8 Patty Bruns 6-63 Mike Wells 7-41 Benji Shimp - 123,124 6- 9 Greg Bunger 6-64 Valerie West 7-42 Lori Sienknecht -.120,123,125 6-10 Kim DeLong 6-65 Mrs. Bartholomew 7-43 Howard Smith - 43,88,89 6-11 Connie Derifield 6-66 Jeff Wheeler 7-44 Ryan Smith - 43,89 6-12 Danny Donahue 6-67 Lynne Wheeler 7-45 Tim Smith - 123,125 6-13 Jim Fettkether 6-68 Karen Wolff 7-46 Becky Speed -121.123.i25 6-14 Tom Eldridge 6-69 Mrs. Herman 7-47 Mark Speer - 43,89,124,125 6-15 Terry Gamerdinger 6-70 Mrs. Scott 7-48 Patricia Speer - 121,124,125 6-16 6-71 Julie Widdel 7-49 Tina Spooner - 123 7-50 Joe Stafford - 124,125 6-17 Diane Fettkether 7-51 Alice Steffen 6-18 Kenny Etringer 7-52 Daniel Steffen 7-53 Erin Swanson - 121,125 8-40 Mike Rigdon - 124 7-54 Nancy Tate - 125 8-41 Greg Risse - 124 7-55 Jackie Turner - 43,88,89 8-42 Teresa Sadler - 121 7-56 Troy Van Wey - 124 8-43 Colleen Sanderson 7-57 Diane Waskow 8-44 Joyce Schares - 124 7-58 Tracy Wheat - 43,89,123,124,125 8-45 Daniel Schemmel 7-59 Lesa Wheeler - 43,89,123,125 8-46 Jeff Schmidt - 43,88,89 7-60 David Widdel 8-47 Bridget Schultz 7-61 Jeff Wassam - 123,124 8-48 Mike Shatzer - 21,124 7-62 Jeff Reisetter - 123,124,125 8-49 Charlie Smith - 43,89 Mark Tuttle - 125 8-50 Tammy Smith - 124 8-51 Tim Smith - 124 8-52 Brian Smithling - 124 8-53 Melanie Sommerlot - 121,122 8-54 Abbe Tate - 121,124 8-55 Larry Thompson - 46,122,124, 125 8- 1 Tim Albert 8-56 Zoe Thompson - 122 8- 2 Jayne Bartholomew - 121,122,125 8-57 Alexis Teidt - 121 8- 3 Gary Bouska - 124 8-58 Janine Turner - 43,88,89,125 8- 4 Kelly Brase 8-59 Kirby Van Wey - 124 8- 5 David Bruns 8-60 Mike Walker - 120,124 8- 6 Bill Delegardelle - 122,124,125 8-61 Carl Weber 8- 7 Tim Donahue - 122,124 8-62 David Weber - 125 8- 8 Ann Eldridge - 43,89,120,122,125 8-63 Darrell Wheeler - 122 8-10 Pete Etringer - 124 8-64 James Widdel 8- 9 Chuck Fettkether 8-65 Leanne Widdel 8-11 Larry Fettkether 8-66 Kathy Wolff - 43,88,89,122 8-12 Tim Gamerdinger - 122,124 Steve Youngblut - 125 8-13 Carol Graham - 122 8-14 Kevin Hahn - 120 8-15 Cindy Hakenwerd - 122 8-16 Donna Haskin - 121,122 8-17 Laurie Hayes - 43,89 8-18 Linda Hayes - 43,89,120,125 8-19 John McIntosh - 122,124,125 8-20 Russ Heiple - 122,124, 125 8-21 Rod Hruska - 124 8-22 Leigh Ann Jenson - 122,125 8-23 Jean Kane - 43,88,89,125 8-24 Georgette Lockey - 43,89 8-25 Barb Magee - 43,89,125 8-26 Kevin Marquart - 124 8-27 Cindy McNamee - 124 8-28 Lori Miller - 43,88,89,122 8-29 James Quint 8-30 Doug Mixdorf - 21,122,124,125 8-31 Annette Mundt - 43,89 8-32 Carolyn Ohrt - 122 8-33 Mary Ann Ortner - 125 8-34 Vickie Peterson - 125 8-35 Teresa Pfiffner 8-36 Donna Pierce 8-37 Mike Pugh - 122,124 8-38 Mark Reiter - 120 8-39 Scott Reynolds - 122 it’s time for a STATION BREAK • • • FRIENDLY TAP Jesup, Iowa Helen Kerkoue owner Phone 827-1422 THOflPSON USED CARS AND TRUCKS We Buy and Sell Used Cars Apco Gas, Beer, Groceries and Cigarettes 2230 Independence Waterloo 232-6873 AL’ S JACK AND JILL Readlyn, Iowa Phone 279-3514 FROST OIL CO. 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