Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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ATHLETICS Nancy Lockett H.S. Cheer leading Sponsor Joe Smith P.E. Instructor Athletics Gwen Luloff P.E. Instructor Athletics Henri Courtnage SLD Audrey Lowen SLD Marlene Watson Title 1 Reading RESOURCE 2 1 Mrs. Lowin and Brian Clemen spend their extra time studying in the L.D. room. 2 While waiting for P.E. to start. Tony Wells sits patiently on the bench, while Mr. Smith finds some sort of amusement to keep him occupied. 3 The L.D. room provides a quiet atmosphere for Chris Wilcox to complete a reading test. 14 Academics

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Barb Harken Social Studies Composition Humanities Hal Pohlman Social Studies Sociology Athletics HISTORY 1 Mr. Pohlman and Robbie Smith take advantage of a small school’s ability to give and receive special attention when the need arises. 2 Mr. Webber makes sure the seventh graders have all the necessary information for the upcoming Civil War test. 3 Although the Street Law robber suspects had to line up for identification, nobody could positively identify any of them as criminals. 4 After listening to four Halfway House Residents, the Street Law class visits the actual facilities at Hotel Ellis. Academics 13

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is for Girls ... Without VJ girls, guys wouldn’t have anything to drool over,” except cars. A typical female, as many males would say, is a primping, nit picky, frivolous, asset. Supposedly the typical female wants to get married, have babies, and be a slave to her family. However, most girls wish to go to college or a tech, school, have a career and be independent. One thing most girls have in common though, is their ability to act. For the most part, girls can portray emotions, frustrations, and tears not actually felt. Girls, although, never wanting to be “just like anyone else,” don’t really dare to be different. They all want their own identities but still conform to some sort of acceptable code. Tis for Tunes ... Who can live without the constant blaring sounds of the radio while driving to and from place to place? Who can resist the temptation to turn the stereo up full blast when mom and dad are gone? Not too many people can. Music for most high school students consists of the hard rock sounds of AC DC, Ted Nugent, Rush, Kiss, Foreigner, and Led Zeppelin. However, many enjoy the more mellow rock sounds of REO, Journey, The Cars, Billy Joel, Cheap Trick, Queen, The GO-GO’s, Blondie, Olivia Newton-John, Christopher Cross, Pat Benatar, Joan Jett and the Black Hearts, Charlene, and Sheena Easton. His for Happenings ... Former Saturday Night Live star, John Belushi died of a drug overdose. “Bette Davis Eyes, and Endless Love” were the top two songs of 1981. Anwar Sadat was assassinated October 6, 1981. Postal rates went up to $.20 a stamp. Gas prices fluxuated from $1.30-$1.03 a gallon. L. A. Simester retired after serving Dunkerton School for 30 yrs. “Chariots of Fire” was the top movie of 1981. The 49’ers won the Superbowl. The Iowa Hawkeyes went to the Rosebowl. Columbia went into space March 22, 1982. Pay telephone rates went up to $.20 a call. Cold temperatures broke many records during the month of January. 2 1. Jerry Bagg and Troy Rigdon use the L.D. room to help them complete their Mass Media assignment. 2. Dave Wheeler, Jim Nation and Dan Rigdon get ready for some fast action volleyball. 3. The Mini Course instructor from Cole Photography gives Margaret and Suzanne some pointers before sending them out to shoot their film for the Advanced Photography class. Academics 15