Hamburg High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hamburg, IA)

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CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Spiegel, Vice-pres. , Dick Hall, Treas.: Debbie Vogel, SCC., Rick Nook, Pres. X fi: : 4 i 3 .JS 2 3 si of K Hi i swf S- .- . st . . X . 1 xg . YR s 13 is I: gs filf' S .Q S'lF2?:Ssf X lie .F . its .... , . -es: .. - I f fi l i S l ei ' X m tl is fp, it 5 1 li 3 fi, wh iw A Sf, N , oi,i A. ii , f t 5 .s is f, X G. K? . K 551 A . QS S S . S S SS S t 44.15 .- visit if i 'is N ,, Q : gfsmi Q- ' N aj: .krk i f 7 n f 5 TCL ' .K Y if Ui s Kathy Crain Carol DeLong Gary Allis S. Gottsche Dick Hall Peggy Bright Roxanne Lee Esther Major Dennis DeVrieS Steve Hinze Peggy Honea Jim Martin Ricky Meek Jean Ballinger Marv Brookshire Judy Driskell 5 Tom Beach Eddie Collins Joann Gardner Carole Lang Johna Miller

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Q. .A Q . Nils .ras 'Y ,. 4 , .' sissy - ,QV 'X ? i mm xt k N i W' -fr ss. M t fx s isis Wg t t 4 i y , Donna Ottmann Patty Robinson R. Schofield Tom Sjulin Joy Warnstaff tix ff' Rs Debbie Raymond Dennis Ryan M. Somermeyer Jeff Thomas Chuck Winkler Linda Robinson Lois Ryan Eric Sjulin Judy Van Jim Wenger CLASS OFFICERS: CharlesWinkler,Vice-presidentg Kerry Crain, Presidentg Rosie Wray. Secretary: Dale Carter, Treasurer. Sophs Boost Account The Sophomores, under the guidance of sponsors Mr. Weber and Mr. Oestmann, worked hard earning pennies this year for expenses in the years to come. Their means of acquiring wealth were several bake sales, a Wildcat sweatshirt sale, a class work day, a car wash. and a concession stand at local swim meets during the summer. The sophomores also had a float entry in the Home- coming Parade. Their project featured the theme Stair- way to Victory. Several sophomores were selected to serve at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Waiters and waitresses blended into the French surroundings with attractive checked vests and skirts and scarfs for the girls. Officers presiding over this industrious class were Kerry Crain, president: Charles Winkler, vice-president: Rosemary Wray, secretary: and Dale Carter, treasurer. Student Council representatives were Jeanne Fender and Tom Sjulin. fb s.iagg3:,Z2.4.. fv' L Rosie Wray 31

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