Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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Robin Harvel Karrie Hawbaker Robert Hemmer Sharon Hess Now What? With the economy as bad as it is, education after high school has become less of a luxury but more of a necessity. Employers look for workers trained in skills for more technical jobs, like programming a computer. It’s no wonder that more than half of the seniors decided to further their education somehow. After carefully examining the costs of schools, most of those who chose a four-year college selected one of the three state-funded colleges. Still, some decided to attend one of the many expensive, private colleges. But most popular of all was Hawkeye Institute of Technology. Hawkeye Tech provided a solution for those who weren't ready for college, didn't want to go, or just wanted out in the job market fast. Obviously, more and more, students recognize the value of a good, sound education. 1 For Homecoming, Barb Eldridge helps the cheerleaders out by making a few signs to promote spirit. 8 Seniors

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i 1 Having a love for books. Bob Hemmer enjoys helping Mrs. Davis in the library. 2 On a physics field trip to UNI, Mr. Thompson explains to Sherry Happel the law of conservation momentum. DeWayne Frost Denise Gamerdinger Trent Graham Sherry Happel Deanne Halbmaier Diane Harvel Seniors 7

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1 Instead of sitting In study hall, Ann Brockman uses the more comfortable library for working on her government. 2 At the yearbook beach party, Larry Seemann sets himself for a test of strength against Bob Schuety. Steve Jensen Terry Kalenski Teresa Knebel Kevin Lockey Anita McIntosh Linda McLaury Seniors 9