Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

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— THE 1965 ORACLE — FT A MEMBERS Front row, left to right: Becky Enright, Lynda Mostbergen, Cynthio Ballou, Carla Brigham, Susan Ballou, Charmoine Koele, Vicki Jipson, Edna Warburton, Mr. DeGroof, adviser. Second row: Janice Smith, Pat Adams, Joyce Thorn, Carlo Ruby, Donna Kluender, Carol Jotho, Therese McCarty, Linda Richter. Third row: Louise Smith, Susan Potter, Borbra Thorne, Carole Baumgorten, Carol Anderson, Rondo Brendle, Maureen McCarty. FT A OFFICERS Left to right: Maureen McCorty, historian; Louise Smith, vice-president, Carol Anderson, president; Janice Smith, secretary; Rondo Brendle, treasurer. Page Five

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THE 1965 ORACLE - B MR. AUDLEY DcGRAAF Guidance Counselor, Mr. Audley DeGraaf, attended high school in Orange City. After graduation he spent two years attending Northwestern Junior College. He received his Bachelors degree at Westmar College. He also attended University of South Dakota at Vermillion, the University of Iowa at Iowa City, and the State Col- lege of Iowa at Cedar Falls. He came to Hartley in 1953 and has taught Junior High English, coached boys basket- ball and has taught psychology, driver’s training, sociology and economics. He began counseling in 1959. One cf Mr. DeGraaf's jobs is advisor of the Future Teachers of America. This is an organization of students who plan to enter the teaching profession in the future. FTA PROJECT One of the projects undertaken by the FTA girls this year was Teacher Appreciation Day, held on April 15. This day two members visited each room in both school buildings and presented an apple and a poem of appreciation to all faculty members. Shown here, as they were presented with their “apples for the teachers are Mr. Walter Kelley and a student teacher, from Northwestern College, Miss Joyce Kooy. FTA members are Donna Kluender and Carla Ruby.

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femfid — 77 £ 1965 ORACLE — MRS. MYRNA LUX Mrs. Myrna Lux attended high school at Gruver, Iowa. She received her Bachelor s degree at State College of Icwa at Cedar Falls. She came to Hartley in 1961 to teach Home Fconomics. F. H. A. Front row, left to right: Cherie Byers, president; Jonet Pearson, vice-president; Deonno Schroeder, secretary; Bunny Peck, treasurer; Julie Hoper, district officer; Susie Getting, historian; Diana Manley, reporter; Judy Geerdes, song leader; Rondo Geerdes, recreation chairman; Mrs. Lux, advisor. Second row: Betty Gonnerman, Sharon Swenson, Jonis Schwien, Debbie Struve, Connie Steorns, Sue Turnquist, Debbie Riedemann, Susan Goetsch, Kathy Peck, Mary Schierholz, Nancy Swenson, Nona Lyman, Linda Swenson, Maureen McCarty. Third row: Pom Thee, Jackie Boetel, Carol Mathios, Jeannene Buhrmann, Vicki Gonner- man, Janyce Lage, Therese McCarty, Jeanne Witt, Sondy Gathman, Sharolyn Koele, Barbara Nellis, Connie Jacobs, Bonnie Meyer, Judy Samuelson. Fourth row: Gretchen Bethke, Pat Adams, Linda Petersen, Donna Groen, Kothy O'Brien, Jeri Boetel, LuAnn Buhrmann, Becky Vetter, Judy Henderson, Joyce Thorn, Karolyn Gon- nerman, Lois Recher, Dione Riessen, Karen Jacobs. Fifth row: Patsy Rohlf, Dorothy Heimsoth, Vicki Mohni, Barbara LaCour, Stephanie Riede- mann, Barbra Thorne, Linda Torner, Lorretta Henderson, Sandy Smith, Peggy Hain, Marcy LaCour, Colleen Gonnerman, Connie Nagel. Page Six