Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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 ! COMMUNITY SCHOOL D S 1 2 For the tenth year, Scott Schulte poses for the traditional school pictures 4 Kris Schulte and many other students find themselves once again in the cornfields detasseling to earn some extra spending money Congratulations third graders of 1974-75. Thank-you, for being my special first class Good Luck in all your future plans. Kathy Miss Tweet Jones 1 Swen Arwine and Lewis Hare, like all rural students, will always remember the “enjoyable? bus ride to and from school. 4 People 25

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You Had To Be There 1 1 Trying on the many styles of class rings makes the job of selecting just one even harder. 2 2 A look inside the doorway of Mr Thompson's physics class reveals jeff DeLong, Tommy Kalenske, and Lori Happel listening intently during a classroom discussion. 3 3 After three long years of rebuilding the engine, fixing up the interior and painting his 70 Chevelle, Steve Baugher still spends many hours in his garage making sure everything is clean and running smoothly. Brenda: I will miss you. Love Dean 24 People

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Seniors Senior Speeches The following are parts of Chris Smith's and Kelly Nelson's graduation speeches. I ■ n the past thirteen years, so many of us have changed in so many ways that I couldn't begin to tell you all of them. But a few stick out in the minds of this senior class. One of them is the styles of clothes. Looking in the yearbook from my kindergarten year, I could not believe clothes that the high school students and teachers wore: mini skirts, shinny fashion boots, and the total absence of blue jeans. Not one male, or female wore a pair of Calvin Kleins or even a pair of blue jeans at all. Today we not only wear jeans but we've progressed to fashionable pin-striped jeans, added with legwarmers, layered tops and sweaters, colored nylons, and even neck ties.” 1 After graduating at midterm, Marlene Etringer starts her schooling as a beautician at Pitze's Waterloo School of Beauty. Margaret Christensen Carla Clubine David Delong 26 Seniors