Durant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Durant, IA)

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Clark Stevens, Ted Goecke, Dennis Meinert, Donna Guyer, Ron Mul- ler, Brian Meincke, and Bill West. SECOND ROW: Dick Stoltenberg, Dave Lewis, Richard Sessler, Vernon McAllister, David Schuett, Clyde Stoltenberg, and Leslie Thede. THIRD ROW: Betty Bush, Ardyth Koeppe, Rose Mary Zimmermann, Donna Rekemeyer, Mary McAllister, Pat Lammers, and Janice Paustian. OOU OIL--O RGOVERNING BODIE Governing and directing the activities of Durant High School is the main purpose of the Student Council. Among their various activities and projects were the Carnival, Christmas Dance, sponsorship of a Korean orphan, support of the Kolmerer Scholarship Fund, planning of assembly programs and selling Durant Wildcat pens in an effort to promote better relationship between school and student. Dennis Meinert, President, in- troduced all assembly programs sponsored by the Student Council This year, through diligent planning by the Student Council, new and better assemblies were presented to the DHS student body. I llllll Illlll3

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The seven members of the Board of Education is responsible to the people of the Durant Com- munity School District. Realizing that a school is more than a collec- tion of classrooms, that it is a place Where the character of the student is molded, our Board of Education works with Mr. Deputy to set certain aims for each school year--tangible ones such as staffing, organizing and proposing new additions for our expanding community--and the intangible goals of improving educational opportunities and bettering scholastic standards. BOARD OF EDUCATIO , TUDE T 1963-64 Allen Lilienthal- -P re sident Lorin Fox--Secretary Harlan Fink--Treasurer Bill Paulsen Irving Deihl Alvin Broders Roland Paulsen Ted Goecke, Vice-President, will next year be in charge of all Student Council activities and projects by taking over the presidential position. 8 imma

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.--n--'- ' ,fx X ff ifuifvig PATRlClA JACOBS, B .S. Mrs. Jacobs has completed her fourth year in Durant as girls' physical education teacher, She at- tended Coe College and the State University of lowa and is originally from Cedar Rapids, lowa. NORMAN MlTTS, B .A. Mr. Mitts, who has completed his third year at Durant, teaches junior high science and is coach of the irls' 1 g basketball squad, junior high football and track, and advisor of the Girls' D-Club. Originally he is frorn the northeastern Iowa town of Elgin and received his education at the State College of lowa. FACULTY EDUCATI O AL DONALD BROWN, B.A., M.A. Mr. Brown, who received his educa- tion at the State University of lowa, has completed his fourth year in Durant as boys' physical education teacher, soft- ball, baseball, and boys' basketball coach' and assistant girls' basketball coach. He is originally from Le Claire, lowa. 1 QW' at '1 f fr! . . G-rnhiiimfiagtlfgggl-., was J' ,fgrl 1 E za I I 4 fi ' ' 'a ffm, 'ings