Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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Graduation ’77 is a time for new beginnings and treasured memories 1. Michelle Hruska finds it hard to believe that it is actually May 16th and five to eight. 2. W.M.T. Newscaster John Bachman gives the seniors his views on the importance of how you play the game while attaining your goals. 3. Zoe Thompson and Bill Delagardelle try to hold the eager seniors back. 4. Cheryl, Debbie, and Carol eagerly adjust their caps while Marty walks away in disgust. 4 19

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Seniors make the most of their last days 1. The girls sit worrying about all the pounds they put on after eating such a big breakfast. 2. In one of many volleyball games Glenda demonstrates her excellent hitting ability as Laurie looks on. 3. Suzanne tries to keep up with the pace wondering why no one is helping her dry dishes. 4. Steve and Kent are content with just sitting and relaxing. 5. Virginia is busy pondering the past and wondering just what will happen on this Graduation Day . 5 18

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Special Awards American History—Carol Siggelkow Citzenship—Carol Siggelkow Honor Students Diane Dankenbring Kathy Fettkether Cheryl Happel Michelle Hruska Cheryl Pugh Greg Schiller Debbie Schmidt Carol Siggelkow Karen Steffen Suzanne Stewart Denice Witzenburg Debbie Wolff 2 1. The Class of 'll sits recalling the many fond memories they have of their school days and wonder what the future holds in store for them. 2. Cindy Jump and Michelle Hruska congratulate each other on their many accomplishments. 3. The seniors are anxious to get their hands on their diplomas and get on with the show. 4. Craig, Charles, Scott and Wayne are delighted with the thought of receiving their diplomas and attending the receptions afterwards. 20