Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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SEJEIXTH Kim Anderson Steve Baugher Susan Brockman Janeen Brown Jill Caldwell Julie Campbell Melissa Christensen Steve Clark Dan Cutsforth Monty Dedor Dan Foss Julie Gamerdinger Tammy Garbes Marty Halbmaier Julie Hansen Lewis Hare Frank Heim Todd Hines 144

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Chris Wittenburg Michelle Zabel Absent: Brenda Thibodeau Theresa Thomas Christie Martin Laura Jacobsen Barb Wendt Tony Wells Angie West Kate Widdel EIGHTH 143

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 Oh no what is my 3rd hour class! Where is my Social Studies Book? What is my locker combination? I hope I don’t have to sit by a boy this year. How am I supposed to go up one flight of stairs and down again in five minutes. Do I look all right. What is my homeroom? If anybody rips off my pencil this year I have plans for them! It took along time to get used to my schedule. It also took awhile to get used to I eating at twelve instead of eleven-thirty. But I got through it. | Then it finally came time for cheerleading and football to start. All of the girls did I their best at cheers and jumps in hopes of making it. The guys had a chance to be excited too. They were hoping they would get the position they wanted. Then basketball rolls around. Everyone knocks themselves out hoping they would be on first string. Then they found out, and played hard through the season. One more significant thing has happened, the Junior High Talent Show. Many people tried out but only ten made it. It took a lot of time to get everything just so. But we had a marvelous crowd. All of these thoughts were once thought by a Junior High Student at one time or | another. I By: Tina Knebel, Kathy Shepherd, Mary Siggelkow a. Amy seems to be cheerful while enduring a cold night of watching one of the many Raider football victories, b. These Junior High students seem undecided as to what to do during their outside noon hour. c. Paying strict attention to the paper in front of her. Tammy Miller seems absorbed in the proofreading of this particular item. d. Oral book reports were given for Mrs. Klinefelter's reading class, and Gretchen Schiller shows us how its done. 145