Durant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Durant, IA)

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FIRST ROW: Herb Wilson, Linda Collier, Shirley Daufeldt, Carl Anderson, Dick Reimers, and Mr. Stevens. SECOND ROW: Russ Deihl, Murray Fitzer, Jeff Thoma, Bryan Meincke, Larry Guyer, and Dan Swartz. THIRD ROW: Janet Kroeger, Pat Young, Renae Best, Mary McAllister, Teresa Neuman, and Hol1ieSinkler. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Miller, Sharon Finck, Judy Friederichs, Bonnie Daufeldt, and Debbie Willroth. tudent Council This year's council achieved the long sought goal of securing a foreign exchange student. President Dick Reimers and Vice-President Shirley Daufeldt led the long hours of work. At the left, Shirley is having difficulties with an obstinate player during part ofthe faculty- student basketball game, which raised money for the foreign exchange student program. Below, Dick Reimers'is busy conducting one of the many meetings the Student Council held throughout the year. f. fitffiitiiQ1?i,45mi'3ikWM: iiliiimfli52z?'Z.'5t'?31Z5s?RJ'?isilltQi,51?ff-, ,

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8 . I Fw Administrators Expand ur School A bond issue which will provide many new facilities for Durant highlighted action of the administration this year. Under the Title One Program reading labs, evening library, and a school nurse were provided for the first The members of the school board clockwise from Broders, Lorin Fox, Delmar Klahn, Wayne Lincoln Superintendent Deputy were John Wilson, Alvin and President Roland Paulsen l

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Steven Reinert, B.A, In his first year of teaching from the State College of Iowa, Mr. Reinert conducted typing, business law, business math, and bookkeeping classes. Mr. Reinert, who is from Sigourney, Iowa, also coached girls and boys junior high basketball. Teachers Give Kay Eggleton The homemaking classes were taught for the second year by Mrs. Eggleton. From Washington, Iowa, Mrs. Eggleton received her education at Muskinqun College, New Concord, Ohio, and Iowa State University. She also was the Future Homemakers of America Advisor and senior class sponsor. Richard Sundich, B.S. Completing his fifth year as industrial arts teachers was Mr. Sundich of Buhl, Minnesota. Mr. Sundich attained his degree at the University of Minnesota, he has also studied at Virginia Jr. College, and the University of Iowa. The shop has steadily improved under his direction. fi 'Dx Rita Jansen, B.A. The annual staff advisor this year was Miss Jansen, who comes from Lone Tree, Iowa. In her first year at Durant, Miss Jansen taught shorthand, typing, and secretarial training. She earned her degree at Marycrest College,