Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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 1 Cooks — Mary Jane Averhoff, Lois McGarvey, Susan Duffy, Harriet Wheeler, Donna Fet-tkether, Pat Hines, Pat McMahon 2 Bus Drivers — Front Row: Earl Bar- tholomew, Clair Clubine, Barbara Nesbit. Back Row: Warren Miller, Joanne Rutter, Bill Dutcher, Alvin Stickfort. Jeanette McMahon. 3 While Jon Rathe takes some celery sticks, Al Averhoff chats with his mother. 4 Janitors — Dan Jensen, Alvin Stickfort, Ellory Michelsen, Troy Russell. Staff 27

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Patricia Sapp 7-8 English Mandy Schares Mr. Murphy’s Secretary Pamela Schmidt Business Ed. Joe Smith P.E. Instructor Athletics Curt Thomas Mathematics Drivers Ed. Colleen Thomas Home Economics Jeff Thompson J.H. Science Physics Athletics Marlene Watson Title 1 Reading George Webber 7-8 Social Studies Athletics Gordon Wilson Counselor Social Studies William Wolf Industrial Arts Just a 40-Hour a Week Job! Many students wrongly believe that a teacher's day begins at 8:00 and ends at 3:30, and that their week ends on Friday. In fact, teachers arrive at least a half hour early to carefully plan their daily lessons. Most stay long beyond 3:30 to correct homework, tests, and help students with any problems. They spend weekends correcting homework — the homework students have spent weekends working on. Also, teachers coordinate extracurricular activities, which keep them late after school and working on weekends. They collect tickets at ball games, chaperone dances, the pep bus, and club trips. Contrary to most students’ beliefs, the teacher’s job is complex indeed. 1 With her sincere Interest, Mrs. Baumgartner looks at Robin Marvel's family pictures. 2. Mr. Pohman helps the junior class work the concession stand during the Denver game. 26 Staff

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Traditional events inspire emotions felt at no other time. Feelings experienced during these events vary from pride and excitement to nostalgia and sadness. Traditional events, long awaited, long remembered, bring with them a sense of belonging as well as a spirit of unity. Traditions provide memories that last a lifetime. 1 Before the start of the game, Mark Anderson and Trent Graham are the first through the traditional Homecoming break-through.