Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1966 volume:

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Fditors - Lynn Ashley, Larry Adams Assistant Fditors - Janis Boyle, Linda Boyd, Mike Wiegert Business Manager - Roger Gibson Copy Supervisors - Dana 0'Bleness, Dianne Hilmer Layout Supervisor - Susie Ashline Typing Supervisor - Sue Mcpermott Photography - Louisa Kiedaisch Class Editors - Hannah DeVries, Patti Sandona, Linda Mathiascheck Sports Editor - Bob Huiskamp Assistants - Dave Younggren, Mark Ackley Organizations Editor - Sandy Nickel Assistants - Susie Mcponnel, Stuart Scott, Hartiena FeVries, Beverly Hammel, Terry Johnson, Joan Mathiasnheck. Richard Cast Activities Fditors - Linda Castineau, Sarah Bowers, Mark Foglesong Faculty Fditors - Laura Lancaster, Bonnie Hermansfeld Typists - Fllen Walker, Virginia Smith Yearbook Assistants - Scott Foglesong, jason Ryder. Carolyn Bennett. Harold Shuman Sophomore Assistants - Ardith Fymann, Allen Hunt, Janet Inskeep, Bert Kasiske, Jeanne MacUougall sf Qin? -4I CDP '1 2-4 SENIORS 6 J U oemcnmow z N I O R s 40 FINE ARTS gg-cy CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS 79 Pk Q T I v u T n E s cw FEATURES vu SOPHOMORES 62. ATHLETICS Ill WHL ' Ilass 0ff1CBF5 Pre 1dent 1m Sklnner W1ce Presldent Steve jann1ngs Secretary Ellen Walker Treasurmr Debbie Smith AdV1Q0F Mr Bennett SENICDRS Mm 6' ,av-.-q,,5 Jon Adams Larry Adams ,f ' 'Hwwv Gary Allison Cheri Altmaier m Sandra Anderson Steve Andrews Dorothy Allison Linda Apple ,fav f wyqq EN, 5ULE9w Gerhard Arminger Linda Bailey Rick Atterherg 3 4 LYHU ASh19Y Y Linda Baum E Ruth Bailey K K' X4 1,, .U , 'Mqf,i'fg:Lzj1g 5 -3 B +3f Agia? , sb' mf awww k BBB 9 ' BBBA Susie Ashline Linda Bgwden ll! Carolyn Hvnnett Mary Beth Bollin Joanne Blackwell Runnin Bvnnett Mlckey Bode Dwayne Bonser MARY BILLINGS , 'Lim John Brammvr Joe Breitenbucher Dorothy Briley Ronald Broadwell Susan Brooker U Delbert Brooks lik Lewis Brothvrton in fx, 'f Mary Brown L, gif Q ff, ,X A , Q? gi Vicki Bryant Jeanne Carpenter Donna Campbell Steve Burch janet Carlson 4 if 4 k is H+ .. P S Robert Carr 4 -',,. V 1 1 R B d tt use ur e P 12 Betty Chadwick M :PCT ...,, Paul Clough Bill Culvin Garry Conover Barbara Dallas Harold Cooper Fuylene Davis V- I ,,.l WW Linda Congdon 13 Cindy Dawson Susie Divlsvh th1a DeLanvy Hannah Devries Paul Dvyo ,img . l L wr , Sw MarfHaLbgfkPns Debbie Deyo I4 Shirlvy Uohrn Roger Dougherty Greg Douglas Linda Duncan wMdum 'fivrk Andy Dunne 'GWR Gulvn Fckland Paul Ealey I5 Lewis Cheryl Ellinger 'U MATH! Jim Ewing 'TW Hike Feil Frvd Foulkes Richard Gust Llnda bast1nvau WWE? Kathy FrdHC1PS S- ' 5 . cott foglvsong 16 Roger Glhson f'!' T1 G1hson Alan Goetz 'QQQ' Llnda Glasgow Harold Gilbert Barbara Glover Sandra Grxggs Harvey Givf 17 Debby Gundling David Haage W www Karvn Harris ,ini Hat' Hump! on ,Qui -...av j g Kevin Hagvmun --........-ug, 93 Sharon Harmon Robert Harrison Joe Hugmeier I8 Betty Har! ' 1. Virginia Hatfield 65 ESF' 7 Yiif J.,-iq, 63? if .f-ww Harry Hendrlckw Q 'W' in Bob Higgins Cleo Hemmingway WWIYW im Holbvn Bonnie Hermansfeld Bob Hempen Shvrriv Hoskins Roger Houston Steve ,Iannings Chri s Johnson Bob Huiskamp Larry Johns Jean Jones Tom Hui skamp 20 Sharon ,lump Greg Kase Louisa Kiedaisch E Linda Kirchner I 1 I w I 1 Penny Kayser George Kinkeade Marcia Kline Walter Kelly 21 Mary Kraus Becky Kutcher Diana Laislv John Laisle Doug Lally Larry LaMust0r QQ Laura Lancaster Q S iixllti Larry Lantz y U92 Jon Loefflvr d M-149, Alicia Long Ann Maddox Cynthia Mahoney Paul Luedtke Dixie Mackie David Wahannah M3 2 3 iigjl, ,QQ, Maia? lii ,ivg 2, Q' Janet Martin Shirley Martin Linda Mathiascheck Diana M9593 Suslv Mvnonnell KNKNNNWM! J! Qggli 1 A E 3 Jodie McAdams Scarlet McKnight Nancy McDowell Sue McDermott 24 Doug Meinhardt Margot Miller Ma? Morgan Jerry Morgan John Moander f Randy Mott Larry Morgan K ?, Sybil Moore 25 Qenya Naeh Carol Nelson Glenwood Nye jeff Nielsen John Nepote Ronald Nye ii nnnn l 1 fl?fT-,A nnn Audrey Nye 5 Sandy Nickel 26 Dana 0'B1eness An- Af! Mmsnw Deborah Uliver Diane Peters B111 Peevler Gary Oth 2 mir John Peterson , wzfsqi. 2 E Larry Pence Debbie Parsons . Cindy P1HkSt0H Jim Portvr Jane Quick Gary Ramaker Harold Randall Sharon Reinhart 28 fl x Mike Riley Steve Hiney J 2 2? 2 Donna Robbins Richard Robertson ,ff V2 4 Peggy Rockelman jack Rogers Riana Rose Steve Ross 29 Tim Schevers Neil Schuette '11 Kathy Scott 1 Stuart Scott W w Melanie Shearer S Mary Sisson Linda Shutt Bob Sinotte Jim Skinner lgfgiiL fifggil , V gi f 1 30 Mary Shun Debbie Smith 5,g fymgk jgk 'PQ vydf- avg, . In 4 1 , X X fff4WEV'm5Mx xt it--ag 153 if S Q Q X 3, Patty Smith V. .f-Q Trudy Specs Steve gnlder 4- Z-w- !'M Toln gm 1 th qawfuw' Llnda gtamper 1 .JF Miko Sovunsun 'gin . . 31 ' Virginia Sm1th Jerry Slfffen MWF Jean Steffey W BeLty Taylor 'Qt Peggy Stutenberg Alan Strohmaier John Taylor win Kay Sw1ft . 3 . Connie Strohmaler Sherrle Thomas A Q. dh' XX-nav Q1 2 Wendy Thorson 2 59 x V ' 'w,.,g:i9ff:sfflie. we f -aiu A -: f 'lnsgiafiiigfssa ' '1 f , I . li 55: FSA iE'iQ24:is-,312 W 2 in ,vwwwgwwy ' , fy K- ,- ,.k.L , i gg. we Q Judy Tuttle ami? wif Eugene Varner QR!! Lois Varner Ernest Vaughn Ellen Walker Jerry A-+'4 f9' Ron Walker -'UQ Arlene Whalen Susan Wardlow Martin Washburn Sandra Weirather Rita Weyand 34 Barbara Whiteside Colin Williams ww-ni. wmww . 21 ..: gg -J, . Jeanne Wood Paul Woods Jerry Conn Debby Young Gary Petty 35 David Younggren Jo Ann Zimmerman Senior Jon Adams, Torch Club, French Club, F.T.A. Larry Adams, Track, Wrestling, Science Club, Comment Staff, Torch Club Dorothy Allison, Spanish Club Gary Allison, Spanish Club, Ushers and Door- men Cheri Altmaier, Band, A Capella Choir Spanish Club, Thespians Sandy Anderson, Bowling Steve Andrews Linda Apple, International Club, Safety Club G.B.A., Girls K Club, Bowling Gerhard Arminger, International Club Lynn Ashley, Torch Club fPres.J, Comment Staff, International Club, Student Coun- cil, A Capella Choir Susie Ashline, Student Council, Art Club, Pep Squad, Class officer, International Club Rick Atterberg, Band, Concert Chorus, Art Club, Thespians, Wrestling Buth Bailey, Spanish Club Linda Batley, Future Nurses, International Club Linda Baum, French Club, Future Teachers Linda Bawden, Safety Club Carolyn Bennett, Smoke Signals, Comment Staff Bon Bennett, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Football, K Club Mary Billings, Safety Club, French Club, Junior Achievement JoAnne Blackwell, International Club, Future Nurses, Girls' Glee Club Mary Bollin Dwayne Bonser, Football, Wrestling Mike Bradley, Wrestling, Track John Brammer, Smoke Signals, Spanish Club, Speech Joe Breitenbucher, French Club, International Club, Student Council, Football, Basket- ball Manager Dorothy Briley Ronald Broadwell Susan Brooker, International Club, F.T.A., Guidance office Delbert Brooks Lewis Brotherton Mary Brown, Safety Club, Ushers and Doormen Band, Tennis Vickie Bryant, G.B.A. Steve Burch, Basketball, Tennis, Science Club Bose Burdette, Safety Club, Bowling, Uffice worker Donna Campbell Greg Canida Janet Carlson Jeanne Carpenter, Pep Squad, Smoke Signals, International Club Buzz Carr, Wrestling, Ushers and Doormen Betty Chadwick, Band, Vocal Music, G.B.A., Student Council, Science Club Paul Clough Bill Colvin Linda Congdon Gerald Conn Gary Conover, Track, Band, Science Club,.Art Club fPres.l Activities C Harold Cooper Barbara Dallas, Spanish Club Faylene Davis, Spanish Club Cindy Dawson, Band, French Club Cynthia DeLaney, Senior Sextet, A Capella Choir, G.B.A., Bowling Mike Derr, Tennis, Student Council, F.T.A., Basketball, Football Hannah DeVries, Science Club, Torch Club, International Club, Spanish Club, Concert Chorus Debbie Deyo, Safety Club, G.B.A. Paul Deyo, Student Council Alternate, Speech Martha Dickens, Bowling, Ushers and Doormen Pattie Dillard, Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Safety Club Shirley Dohrn Boger Dougherty, Track Greg Douglas, Basketball, Track, K Club Linda Duncan Andy Dunne, Football, Wrestling, Basketball, K Club, Track Paul Ealey, Football, Wrestling, Track, K Club, Spanish Club fPres.Q,'Newspaper Galen Eckland, Tennis Bruce Egley, Stereo Crew Lewis Ekle, Band, Wrestling, Swim Team Cheri Ellinger, Safety Club, Art Club, G.B.A. Jim Ewing, Student Council fPres.J, Basket- ball, K Club, International Club, Baseball Tennis Mike Feil Scott Foglesong, Thespians, Smoke Signals, Basketball Manager, International Club, Student Council QTreas.J Fred Foulkes, Wrestling, Torch Club, Vocal Music, Double Quartet A, Football Kathy Francies, French Club, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Art Club, Science Club Richard Gast, Track, Torch Club, Science Club CPres.J, National Forensic League, Comment Staff, International Club, Cross Country Linda Gastineau, International Club, French Club, Comment Staff, Band, Senior Sextet Roger Gibson, Mascqt, Tennis, Comment Staff, Torch Club, Art Club, Speech, Thespians Ted Gibson Harold Gilbert, Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball, K Club Dcrald Giles, Jr. 8 Sr. Play, F.T.A., Foob ball Skip Gipe Linda Glasgow, Glee Club Barb Glover. Art Club fTreas.J Alan Goetz, Spanish Club, Football, K Club, Basketball Sandy Griggs Debby Gundling, F.T.A., French Club, G.P.A., International Club, Student Council Alter- nate David Haage, Track Manager, Band, K Club, Cross Country Manager Kevin Hageman, Basketball, Football, Track, Wrestling, Tennis Joseph Hagmeier, Safety Club, Football Mac Hampton, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, K Club Sharon Harmqn, International Club, Art Club, Spanish Club Karen Harris, F.T.A., Bowling, Spanish Club Bob Harrison, Band, Wrestling Betty Hart, Junior Achievement Virginia Hatfield, Spanish Club, Art Club Cleo Hemingway Bob Hempcn Harry Hendricks, Wrestling, Football, Smoke Signals Bonnie Hermansfeld, Torch Club, Comment Staff, Science Club, Future Nurses Bob Higgins, Tennis, A Capella Choir, Band Safety Club Jim Holben, Track Sherry Hoskins, Safety Club tPres.l Roger Houston Bob Huiskamp, Athletics, Torch Club, K Club, International Club, Comment Staff Tom Huiskamp, Golf, Basketball, Football, Torch Club, K Club Steve Jannings, Basketball, Football, K Club, International Club Larry Johns, Basketball, Football, K Club Chris Johnson, Science Club, Band Jean Jones, Bowling, Safety Club, Ushers and Boormen Sharon Jump, G.B.A., Speech, Future Nurses Greg Kase, Football, Basketball, Track, K Club, Swimming Penny Kaser Walt Kelly, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Science Club Louisa Kiedaisch, French Club fPres. 8 Sec.l, F.T.A. QV-Pres.j, Torch Club, Concert Chorus, International Club George Kiukeade, Football, Wrestling Linda Kirchner, Vocal Music Marcia Kline, N.F.L., Spanish Club, Safety Club, Bowling, Speech Activities Mary Kraus Becky Kutcher, G.B.A., Spanish Club Diana Laisle, Torch Club, Bowling, A Capella Choir, Senior Sextet, Spanish Club fSec.l John Laisle, Football, Baseball, International Club, Student Council, K Club Doug Lally, Football, Wrestling, Track Larry Lamaster, Spanish Club Laura Lancaster, Art Club, Science Club, Torch Club. Comment Staff, Future Nurses Larry Lantz, Football, Wrestling, Basketball, Track, Baseball Sharon Launer Jon Loeffler, Band Alicia Long Paul Luedtke, Tennis Dixie Mackie, N.F.L., Thespians, Speech, G.R.A., Science Club Ann Maddox, Pep Squad, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Science Club David Mahannah, Band, Tennis, Art Club, K Club Cynthia Mahoney, Bowling Janet Bicker Martin, Class Officer, F.TfA. CTreas.l, French Club, G.B.A. Shirley Martin, Office Helper, Cafeteria, Bowling Linda Mathiascheck, Student Council, Comment Staff, Torch Club, F.T.A., International Club Jodie McAdams, Bowling Sue McDermott, A Capella Choir, Bowling, Torch Club, International Club, Senior Sextet Susie McDonnell, Spanish Club, Comment Staff Nancy McDowell, Band, A Capella Chcir, Bowl- ing, International Club Diana McGee, Bowling, Ushers and Doormen, Girls K Club Scarlett McKnight Doug Meinhardt, Marching Band, Smoke Signals, Pep Band, Thespians Margot Miller, Bowling, Tennis, Speech, Plays John Moander, Track Sybil Moore, Bowling, Safety Club, Ushers and Doormen jerry Morgan Larry Morgan, Film Crew Randy Mott, Debate 12nd NFL State Tournament,J Speech, Art Club, International Club, NFL, Student Congress Sonya Nash Carol Nelson, Safety Club, Vocal Music John Nepote, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, French Club Sandy Nickel, NFL fPres.J, Torch Club, De- bate, International Club, Comment Staff Jeff Nielsen, International Club, Football, Kfnub, Swimming, Spanish Club Audrey Nye, Bowling, Safety Club Glenwood Nye, French Club Ron Nye, Wrestling, French Club, Art Club, Cross Country Dana O'Bleness, Torch Club, Comment Staff, Science Club, Pep Squad, International Club Debby Uliver, GRA Gary Dthmer, Track Jerry Palmer Debbie Parsons, Student Council, French Club, Smoke Signals, International Club, Spanish Club Bill Peevler, Spanish Club, French Club Larry Pence Diane Peters, Tennis, Concert Chorus, French Club, Thespians John Peterson, Wrestling Gary Petty. Cindy Pinkston, Concert Chorus, Bowling Jim Porter, Band Jane Uuick, Girls' Glee, Bowling Gary Rumaker, Football, Track, K Club, Wiest- ling, Student Council Harold Randall, K Club, Wrestling, Track, Baseball fMgr.J Sharon Reinhart, GRA, Speech, Girls' Glee Club Mike Riley, Basketball, Speech, Safety Club, Thespians, International Club --M Steve Rlney Donna Robbins, Vocal Music Richard Robertson, Tennis, Wrestling Peggy Rockelman, Smoke Signals Jack Rogers, Golf, Basketball, Football fMgr.J, K Club, International Club Diana Rose, Bowling Steve Ross Tim Scbevers, Tennis, Stereo Crew Neil Schuette, Basketball, Stage Crew, Band, Science Club Kathy Scott, Future Nurses, Ushers and Door- men, Bowling Stuart Scott, Torch Club, Czmment Staff, Foot ball, Wrestling, NFL Mary Shoup, GRA Linda Shutt, Little Six Advisory Council, Thespians QPres.J, FTA, Music GRA, Karen Simpson Bob Sinotte, Student Council fv- PICS-J, Little Six Advisory Council, Iowa Student Council Cabinet, A.F.S. Finalist, N.F.S. Mary Sisson, Torch Club, International Club, NFL, Thespians, French Club 38 A ,Naam Jim Skinner, Basketball, Baseball, K Club, Student Council, Class Officer fll and 121 Debbie Smith, Pep Squad, International Club, Speech, Concert Chorus, Senior Sextet Pat Smith, Bowling, Glee Club, Sextet Tony Smith Virginia Smith, Torch Club, Comment Staff, Band, Thespians, Spanish Club Steve Snider, Swim Team fCapt.J, French Club Spanish Club, Thespian Reserves, K Club Mike Sorenson, Spanish Club fPres.J, Football International Club, Student Council, Jun- ior Achievement fPres.J Trudy Spees, French Club, International Club, FTA Linda Stamper, Cheerleading, International Club, Little Six Advisory Council Richard Stark Jerry Steffen Jeanie Steffey, Art Club, GRA, NFL Alan Strohmaier, Safety Club K Connie Strohmaier, Stage Crew, Art Club Peggy Stutenberg, International Club, Fbture Nurses Kay Swift, FTA, Safety Club, Science Club, UHA Betty Taylor, Band, Torch Club, Smoke Sig- nals, Spanish Club. GBA John Taylor, Band, Football, Science Club, Wrestling, K Club Sherrie Thomas, Safety Club Wendy Thorson, International Club, Spanish Club, Band Judy Tuttle Ron Vance, Fottball, Debate, Rhythmaires NFL, Torch Club Eugene Varner Lois Varner, Concert Chorus, Future Nurses Club, Glee Club, Sextet Ernie Vaughn Ellen Walker, Pep Squad, International Club, Torch Club, Comment Staff, Spanish Club Jerry Walker, Wrestling, Football Ron Walker, Track, Cross Country, Basketball Sue Wardlow, Pep Squad Sandy Weirather, GBA Bita Weyand, Smoke Signals, International Club, Safety Club Arlene Whalen, Bowling Barb Whiteside, Bowling Colin Williams, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, K Club Helen Wilson Jeanne Wood Paul Woods Debbie Young, Art Club David Younggren, Torch Club, French Club, NFL Comment Staff, Golf JoAnn Zimmerman, International Club, Art Club ' ' 1, , H , ,. -M-,wrf-wwzlrsw.,,1,z.5--L, . f: : K fa k,.,,wk ww W U , QC Class Officers President Barbara Davis Vice-President Mark Foglesong Secretary Rita Ralya Treasurer Licia Nelson Advisor Mr. Eidem JUNIORS A if- 1 zsg W. 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LV' 59' 7: K ms My-aj Kenny Schwab Bev Shark Rose Shuman Ed Smeltser 57 if . K. - f ,,,. , K - 5 1 f A if ,L aw' ,bf fig I John Schwiete Bob Sherrill jennifer Simmons Jim Scott Qiif. si ram. .aH?kWV' he SX: wEfWWz z X 4 1' I Mi- . 21 A ff? .16 Andy Shoemaker E David Sloop Donna Soderstrom N Halo Sousek Steve Starr 43' K Q if 4 1 WW-+ . fi., ,..... . ,. N v,.: ' P: ' 4.5: :GEZYM ' 5812 E :Sfiigff 2155512 f -. 7 1:7 ii V255-f5e'Ti?xiTi5EQii' K Dennis Stehl S i ei 1 Mark Stutenberg ., 'PEZ -if? 2 if M Q E ,K 2 ,W E fm , in if Ji - 4' Elmer Spiker ifQ E x .. if It Nl? ?iSfQQQ 3 - ' 5 5-' , E' Penny Stephens Terry Stutes Gary Stepp Mike Summers Diana Swinderman Bob Swindford Roberta Steffen Bob Strohmaier Marilyn Swift Lenora Thomas ff? Merwin Ullestad ,,-vw-K , in ,- Q if John Vaughn 1 Q , , C? x W' 1' rx , ,Q ,,f'5 4' X 31 I Y - , .. ' Q' 6 frm W Dana Thompson di Hp.: gig, Ann Umbarger . 'X f 51. if ' . if it. j2:'Q. ,WI 535 31, Ann Walrath fWWwWgE ing, ge WPI? rf it :AL rg 'ff aggi Lloyd Weber Pat Tucker 1lSV?'k J J' iff W e .g V gf? .. if as W Ben VanWerden Patty Watson Dick Turtle Sara 1 I f-.:Qf f J ,, xx Q xx ,Q M , is Anna Weber af if Steve Weber Joy Wellington Judy Willoughby -5T.F:.n,. QQE --35515355 'tw L'-11 2 fiiff y -- A fl ewwfmwwee Y 2 :gl Robert Whiteside 55 3' av if if Sandy Wright Mike Wiegert Diana Wyrick Vi V iffiiin 1Q'Q WEf5 fi, ,J , . W :mewiw Luke Williams AUTOGRAPHS Nm, ,W Class Ufficers President Hazel Mears Vice-President Jim Harness Secretary Bill Harper Treasurer Laurie Steffey Advisor Hr. Talbott SOPHOMORES , .24 .Q .hu gn-,gg?t,:,.,.:.1-f f W, .. , M 7, ,......... 4 W , as Z? 5 ' 53 iw , SQ . 1 Q limi l , '? . 2 muff-- '23 ' ' -. ' 5 -' 1 iz. ,,.,mswm KVT' Tit QQ 'Y' Q rm mc , X KH A 3 ug, 5 fr If f ,V f.,M 1.,ww a2x A -1. 2 I 5 ' ' :L faqs, 'fy V, gl ,I ae YWZCW, 2 . ,VW A Renee Anderson 15 in f 7 I Bailey Kenneth Baldwin 5 W 9 Sherry BaYne Bruce Beaudine Margaret Blanchard xi' , 5 L 22,4 ' J 15? Linda Allison Risa Anderson QQ ' v 5 Q Q we, AJ Chris Bauch I I av X :Egg Wm Helen Best Cathy Blaskey 64 5, n Greg Babington Greg Baur il, 2 ,- .fe'i i?5F' L .- ' I .2 . 1 Nancy Betts Steve Boatman Sandra Bauswell Bonnie Biddenstadt Reggie Boyer B AmwNw5- , , ', 317 -kkr A .,w R C A 2 -3 Rita Bryant Mike Bollinger . . .r I - 4 Delbert Bradley Carla Buckney Carol Carlson Mary Bollin , Y ja ja A iw: N.. if 1? - fir i. 3- -1 3 . . ' , , ZF? Penny Bowen IT 3. . , wg, - Sn 231-A Q gf Q QF f ,,?, John Brewer Bonnie Burrus Y Q I HZEBH , ,-.r m e K , i lk ' ee'- B'ne E 5 if Janice Chewning 65 Q49 QS Sa. Sa Li , 5. 1 BNEC Q C Qr li yziigi I9 J? W J f Carol Bowles fav 'Vi Gary Brotherton , . ld , Q7 1 E!'2s! Linda Caldwell M E 2 3, C Y David Claiborne Wanda Brotherton fgkiifg f.fWAi Fifi? Qaiyg YM . jf ,f W Q Xf V95 Mike Calhoun - i ,',t Mary Carr '51 in S ff urn-If Cothyynerr l !:EJ1!Ii! i 3 Sheila Clough Roger eterich john Dommerman K if-Q ', if W LW fa Sylvia Clark 5' gl , . if ,- , 35 V he Rober t Coop Dolly Dobbins Q . ' Jack Donahue 66 2 - gate . if 6' if 4, M' , A C C pf Dan Convert Larry Daw Willie Dobbins 5 . wg 'Qi .17 I x' f' -ff-J ,fy ,,MwWW iff M Mary Duerkop A v2 lfyiryflh 5 f QKji5, f .2 C eg g , Fabiane DeLaney in S9 rg. Q Stanley Dohrn Susan . am: A J ff as-8 X 11 , 1? Q ii Carolyn Fil z Q11 'D E-E., 5 1 M -1 1' Ri vhard L. Dunn ' L 4 'L , F 1 N Richard W, Dunn A j , :reg Eaton :s h y I t I ,I une t Erholm , Q 1 5 -- I ff . :R 5 Chester Evans Fi LZ :,Z Q A 5 V .Li gm' 1 I 1 ,ki Pamel a Fox Gerald Gabel 5 , Frod Gal breai if 67 I a ,5. I -Q fl 3 f of xl ig, Greg lil I ingf-r Arcli l h lfynlann :Fi ' ,f Sharon Fox Linda Gambrel A, 5 1 A f 5 'I Qfcflfsi Bill Ferguson ? -, H l nf v W ,lim Franc ivs Manny? .f :.- ' -1,qH..::::mzfs- f l I' I - Y fugg E L, iff J , 3 my S' ,E if sf Don Gorham as Tum Hall :L 5 flgi- 53 F xg? P W . 1 2 as A Cindy Ginsberg kr f--,., V A f--,k. , , Wi ., if X L+.. if W X 3 gf S .. ,., r is PX- gf W is 4 s' Y 'at S Belinda Graham Vicky Bapps if A S as WN , , 1 . , ,, swf. Agg-waits fr Jim Harness lherese Giannaris -wif , , Jager Danny Glasgow Patty Gray 'g g iiii f Y wb X if Bruce Hardy 'MAFWEQF Efi?? Bill Harper 68 Curtis Glasscoc 5 Z A Y-'ESE :Iii www S S ah David Gudgel gfqfgi YqYi-.E ' Gloria Harmon n, Billy Hart Barbara Haage Jane Harness 3lg!E!!! P ,4glf Viiz' Allen Hieatt Vickie Hoskins 5 H if wie if P 'fi 'X ' 2 ' .' 15' Doug Hawley 4, we '1 -ha'A ff '. y 1 I ' ff' 'la , L,l.ffj..,,. , ml Becky Hoffman . A ig35?2LQ John Howell S 0 ,M A f Carolyn Johnson firm :EMM g'qA ,l., 1m,fq 1 1' nge iii Rpwgu My gginiwhff f ugfQ?iw4wf fn Q-f . --- wwsx .J Russel Hatfield 5? J, 4 1' we Jim Hays ' ,, 4 Ze , 9. -f Bob Holmes THE 2+ ' Rf : w F ruff A view 2 A1lQnHHunL L , ATQQ f gk Glenda Johnson 69 Qggiga :', . Vlgg A g f V- lfiqz YW Billy Heavin Ellen Holton if H 5 Janet Inskeep M Q S L J hwiis Lynn Johnson lingo Loretta Horton Don Johns MS if Carol jump Carla Kay 5 '-1-sd x nw T m i i i 7 '9. ja I F' in Mike Johnson K fs V4 ,ggi S , in 2 M MQ 2 Chris Kain fm' . , f Q i g Q A Bill Kenworthy Kathy Kohlmorgan L wf .Hi K 'sw 1 'Q ass, f , mg I ,, his-in, 3 ' f 'Y-Q5l57 . 1 ::f'. V if! L V15 gif Us Marc Johnson law. my . . T, 793, 5 5535 5 5: 3 -' Nancy Johnson Muriel Kain Susan Kettering :., kk.. lf, --,. W-,Nl -viyh :M-:- il 'fu 1v,n igQsQ.aE5 - A 1 f ' LE? - Q2f':1:1w?L?i7:f4fSY is ji Dennis Lully 70 ,V Q E, 1, Q 5 3 fffi'--QM 3 i' 1' I' Bill Jones x My wifi K I if EET.: i': Ag if i . i, Jeri Kaneff Q K ff' n'i 5 ' - 1+u,,iL ' Linda Kinkeade ? MQ?-K Don Lamb Bert Kasiske MM 1 in . Q, ,.., iw gl- .L , Claudia Klein W Lf, fw .Sl y E Mike Leake 4,M5fM W1-'E Chuck Lantz Bob Leffler 21, 5. Sieve Lemon Bill Littleton ::A ,Q LM? E Bill Lucas Vyi 4 Nancy Lanvaster i Yr' Dick Larsen 3 A ,. Jig A 4+ H 4 b ,QQ 5 'zXtbi 2 'GA Linda Leggett Ronnie Loeffher A ....--. .'L .., jf' Jeannv MacD0ugall 71 , y -+ L5 Z, . fs , , f :fg Becky Laslcr 2 if , f :VI ff Rogvr LeMaster ' ' Bob Logsdon Sherry Mahoney Jvnnifer LeMieux gg , Darlene Lowery 4 Jes' i xx D3 ,X ix., '- If V - , J .,,. . Ailfnfi.-' 2,3 1 gs is Bill Marlin Rodney Mason Kim Mayer Q, .Jn k f .1 waz H N bn g L S Lf 1 f Q K. wx Susan MOGee Ted MCGhghy Q gage W1 We I S lx X J Engng. ' wwwiw nv-ww ..,. wmmwe Q .fa Dick Malloy Jim Martin Nancy McDonnell E 5 w ' S? X ea. ' sg X f X as are M X- ! 'K sf K Mike McPherson J' ,J I .k,. 1 ?i3i ,355 Qi, An. ?E sA Egieisr qteve Meinhardt 72 S 5 Q if e Q L' t?91E L . ,M f s q ,gms ,iimffff e L 1' K Q lkflif Marsha Martin r 2 asf 5?f5???Eig Bob Mcnowell sf' f H, 1 5 mis ' w Lewis McVeigh 'V'QiiS4 !7l ,iswizu 5'aif55?1Q1 l?5i'E??753in7f5-Siifkfili? k siilibiiisv - ' V2 ,Q1 in is fe- TP 2 . le-Sf. : 'sf-fears - - , Jeff Meister , , J- mg, ' 5 HV ' . ii,LS1w? iaziil ' skill' Steve McDowell Randy Means Hal Montgomery Bill Merideth S U Q gf wig? Ronnie Miller M fL 1 DZEEEQ eay , yiaf? Qigggiff f Rex Morgan .ipEgg, Linda Myers ' 1 X Larry Mendenhall I Karen Meyers '23 . .K i 5' Richard Milligan S 1 S igili 2 5 gf iWw?fHPE?H?3 Marty Mortimer Abby Nye 73 4 ' J' , 9 -5,' ry! . Mike Meyers 2-2 F Bill Mills MW , 35 ag in Dan Murphy een Nye Debbie Momherg if me Ji -,7 ,L Geraldine Myers .1 ., Vi Phil U'C0nner Q Qigwww 1', ', f Karen Uliver Keith Uliver we x H. af is . ii, .. k Chuek Peters Cynthia Petersen mx. 'WA V , V 5 H R353 w Joyce Oherlies , ..., -, fw , .. iF3EM5 Hewffxf S s igjsiffh Agnes Olah , -W 35 ,iw in ,is-'ifif vmjxgiafa ,V ,,,,, Dianna Uverhulser Linda Reeves V w fx Maureen Phillips Penny Richtman 74 5 M sk W K 3 ,. lf3 ,L i n Q ? ww- Egfr.- A,wk we Janet Oliver Carol Palmer 'fire are 1 'sw-ffi 57 Q1mQ.g ,s,W? ii' Q Mike Price - , 235 Jim Riley 3 x I- i 1 4 L h h New Leia Perkins k 6- M - 5 Steve Quick ::i 4 Q id 5 Jack Ruark 2 iQWX i if iKVfvl Elaine Saiterly Gary Ros? Ruth Ruddell David Saunders Vickie Svott Judy Riter 5 Nd! Eng' iii ::. Jvan Rowleit Mike Ross 3 J, 7 ' Steve' Sanders l E' V .' tw , F53 Janicv Ryland ,,, 1. f1fELA Imis Svhneider iff- john Svhncider ,gnifyg xn,i? K ,,,, , f Hikv Shvffler Kenneth Seabold 75 S, V' qg1.k Uuvid Sapp Carol S4hre0L H 6 W 2 Z 'wg 4 my Kenny Speake Exiifzilf' H 11 , . 'Gil-5211 . af V .5 25523-'M ,N ,-, 1+ .J '- Lyn ELL Smith Gary Spear H.. '. rs ,fnmxw jf-,ian twig, iaiilfk ef gggfv Brew , f .1 janet Shutt V5 ,f..-- W , Sharman Smith Patty Specs gm? x 1 , ilqsq 12: 3, F wa, 4 un 1' f Q S .1 f Allen Sparrow Lfiggii . G i 4 Q Sk J I nw .. Mike Spiker Joyce Standley '- L -a .- : mr . - l I 5 Nix , ak X 'f 2- is is is H35 ,. Q A 1. ,RF y Y . S 3 sg t is ,QQ V , ff fm . Virginia Stark Mickey Starr Eggjggp Laurie Steffey Shari Stephens . R SEQ ,G Susan Steffensmeier Q59 'X : 'QESXQE J ,a , ,. . J , , Eg- . L 3 ijmg, W . ijlig ff ny R0sEgnniSfinson Marc Stoneburner 76 5 W 5 Xi Bill Stottlemyer 43' .1 JE Richard Sykes -4- 2 aim is 'iv Lvxwmw M, A 5 f Sue Thompson Steve Thorn 5 az if S f ig- ,, X Q fre gf HE :-- ff 1 E r nnn M, David Umbarger Camella Van Heslvf Q Q45 'V ',. , ,aw 2 if 4- . ,, f .,. , 'M l' bffi' ., , , w k ixyigig 1 'f Ra a,,, A191 f Debbie Watson 11 I ,. 75. A f aa? I David Strohmaier ,W gwmgwii fag .a, :' Terry Symmonds . I fy-ff, W , Connie Symmonds mwgiif A ,. Larry Tinder 1 ,1Y1?.5 -W Pat Thorne ax Don Walker gi' 5, 17 Fred Vradenhurg M, we H 5 a w , an ., , .V Q. V jan Werfelmann firfv ,,f'gg-1 . I, Janice Wear 77 Dick Tuttle Patty Walker V V- 'S 7:2311 .- . 251 i t E:-I if K f sfffvisafg :- . if -S:-Mtsssz efiifsii' ., .if ' SLeve Wharton Risss A . 115. ' E fd WE '-if R 1 S 2 3.145 5 , Q I, , A ., .W , Q. sag 1 S 'V 'SY K in 1'f :H .. ,SS - Clint Wilson John Wilson Kathy Yarrington 2 EE figgwf qwsfww . - J Ji, Y:-, V ' W QS 45 3 Rodney Westermeyer Karen Wilson K-A -:- '??n A-.,, fiff Donna Yuskis 7 8 Williams mQQ JW? ! W 5 S 9, 5 3 9 ,. 7 , Lynn Wilson E ig, Qimrf igii 1 sso f' if Jeff Zinnert H55 L 3? vw Q .- Tom Wray ' AL ' ,Wmg Q .f . wr -w .wa f -L '--,K ' 52:5 Mite J,f1fl?RiifM,l -f ,fJf?fYiQ'f3l, ',5?If?i1f-241 , Mf35Q2'322g, . , Q, , 4: f:IQ,4gg,1Mgq5V, 4 W. Q.,X ,M . im- , , AW ,nm 'la - '52, W., Q. K me uf 1 ' c Student Council First Row: B. Sinotte, D. Hilmer, C. Arminger, S. Moriarity Cvice-Pres.J, J. Ewing fPres.l, P. Sandona fSec.l, D. Parsons fCor. Sec.J, J. Rankin fTreas.l Second Row: T. Henke, L. Kiedaisch, S. Asbline, N. 0'dell, N. Sammons, L. Mathiascheck C. Johnson, H. Mears, J. Werfelmann, M. Leake Third Row: J. Breitenbucher, J. Nepote, J. Harness, F. Foulkes, C. Foulkes, M. McPher- son, C. Peters, Not Shown: Marteina DeVries,Sponsor, Mr. M. Wilson Workshop is the opening and closing word of this year's council. It represents three days of work, fun, ideas, and plans for the next year's student body. Some of the new ideas introduced this year by the Council are: the Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance, Teacher Appreciation Day, and Clean Up Week. ln addition, the 65-66 Council has striven for closer relations and interaction between the student body and the faculty. With the co- operation of both students and teachers such activities as Homecoming, Character Day, Jack Frost and Career Day were again successfully executed. Little Six Advisory Council Representing the sports, the music, student council, and the speech department, the Little Six Advisory Council travels twice a year to meet with the other Little Six schools. During these confer- ences, they attempt to encourage sportsmanship and better organiza- tion in the various conference activities. First Row: J. Ewing, L. siamper, L. shun, K. Schwab Second Row: Mr. A. Peters, B. Sinotte 80 Nofionol Honor Society l Membership in the KHS chapter of the National Honor Society is based upon a stu- dent's leadership, scholarship, service, and character. One function of the Torch Club is to sponsor the coat and hat check at home basketball games. The Comment Staff is selected from the Torch Club. The club's money-making projects help to finance the yearbook. First Bow: J. Boyle fSec.J, L. Ashley fPres.J, T. Huiskamp fTreas.J, S. Scott fVice- Pres.J Second Bow: M. Long, S. McDonnell, T. Specs, J. Mathiascheck, P. Hilmer, L. GaStiH03U L. Mathiascheck, S. Ashlinc, E. Walker, M. DeVries, S. Mcnermott, B. Taylor, V Smith, J, Rankin, B. Swinford, Mr. R. Gowing CSponsorl Third Bow: B. Hammel, L. Varner, M. Sisson, B. Hermansfeld, S. Moriarty, P. Sandona, S. Nickel, D. Laisle, L. Nelson, D. 0'Bleness, F. Foulkes Fourth Bow: P. Dauenbaugh, M. Ackley, H. Steffen, T. Johnson, K. Renard, S. Bowers, H. DeVries, L. Kiedaisch, L. Boyd, J. Adams, D. Harmon, B. Younggren Fifth Row: B. Bevard, R. Vance, R. Mott, B. Gibson, U. Cast, M. Foglesong, B. Huis- kamp, L. Adams, M. Wiegert, K. Montgomery 81 International Club First Bow: S. Ashline, L. Ashley, M. Foglesong, S. Nickel fTreas.J, B. Davis fVice- Pres.J, S. Foglesong fPres.J, P. Sandona fSec.J, C. Arminger, L. Kiedaiseh Second Bow: D. Cundling, S. Brooker, T. Spees, L. Stamper, L. Mathiascheck, E. Walker D. Smith, W. Thorson, B. Sinotte Third Bow: J. Rogers, J. Brietenbncher, B. Parsons, H. PeVries, N. McDowell, P. Stut- enherg, J- Zimmerman, M. Sisson, L. Gastineau Fourth Bow: B. Atterberg, J. Ewing, J. Nepote, J. Laisle, J. Neilsen, S. Scott, U. Gast, R. Mott, M. Sorenson Not Shown: Miss Naneolas lSponsorl International Club, sponsor of our foreign exchange student, is one of the largest and most active clubs at KBS. The purpose of the club is to promote international under- standing through films, lectures, and dinners. International Club's most important activity is the selling of friendship bonds. First Bow: H. Sousek, S. Gates, B. Balya, S. Bowers, P. Pfaffe, C. Foulkes, T. Heller, J. Hall, C. Seitz Second Row: J. Boyle, G. Melson, L. Boyd, K. MeCulley, J. Mathiascheck, M. Swift M. Mundy, A. Umharger, K. Renard, B. Roberts Third Bow: J. MaeUougall, B. Shark, N. Udell, B, Hilmer, V. Houston, L. Nelson, K. Kirchner, M. Bevries, B. Clark, S. McGee, C. Peterson Fourth Bow: P. Huff, J. Bankin, J. Bommerman, B. Gudgel, B. Mcnowell, B. Harper, J. Chewning, C. Harmon, A. Fymann, S. Moriarty 82 French Club First Bow: J. Nepote CSgt.-at-armsl, S. Ashline lvice-Pres.J, L. Kiedaisch fPres.l L. Gastineau fScc.l, J. Rankin lTreas.J Second Row: M. Anderson, D. Hilmer, P. Sandona, K. Renard, J. Hall, M. Swift, B. Boberts, M. DeVries, P. Tucker, L. Baum, D. Gundling, D. Parsons, N. Sammons Third Bow: G. Harmon, F. DeLaney, M. Kain, L. Schneider, J. Mathiascheck, S. Varhus B. Davis, C. Peterson, G. Johnson, T. Johnson, B. Vanwerden, Mr. Talbott fSponsorJ Fourth Bow: M. Price, D. Younggren, M. Wiegert, P. Bauenbuugh, B. Mills, J. lnskeep, C. Johnson, S. Foglesong, J. Breitenbucher Fifth Bow: B. Lindner, K. Peters, T. Heller, S. Baum, S. Bowers, S. Snider, A. Eymann L. Steffey, G, Gabe1,B. Huiskamp Not Shown: M. Korschgen. C. DeLaney, P. Huff, S. Moriarty, B. Vance, T. Specs, M. Sisson, S. Nickel, G. Johnson f h l r est and most active clubs at KHS brings a touch of The French Club, one o t e a g,., : , . , . , , the French world into the hallowed halls of our alma mater. During the past year, club members have delighted the community at Christmas time by caroling in French, have-had an exciting Ball Masque with everyone in costume, and have acquired new maroon French Club sweatshirts which are sported throughout the city of Keokuk. Safety Club First Row: J. Rowe fPres.J, L. Thomas, M. Dickenson fTreas.j, S. Clark, S. Thomas, S. Smith, B. Jones, J. Robinson, J. Morris, M. Brown, M. Krumm, S. McGinnis, D. Stebl, M. Riley, C. Ellinger, Mr. Dick Jones fSponsorJ, S. Moore, L. Bawden, P. Pfaffe fvi0e'PFCSyl, A. Nye, D. Lowery, J. Kaneff, L. Apple, C. Nelson, D. Richt- man, M. Billings, D. Harmon, D. Deyo, K. Kohlmorgan, D. Geiger Second Row: D. Thompson, D. Turtle, A. Strohmaier A. Sparrgw, B, Higgins, R. Brooks lv1ce'preS-lv B- Carr, L- Weber, J- JOHCS, J- Chewning, E. Satterly fSec J C Van Hesley, K. Swift ' ' ' The 'Teens for Safety' Club is one of the most successful clubs at KHS. Une of the money making projects is collecting tickets for the Jaycees at the annual Street Fair. The Safety Club has worked with the Keokuk Citizens Safety Council, City Offi- cers, Civic Organizations, and the school. It is co-sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, and the Keokuk Police Department. The Safety Club has received several national awards for its school and community activities. This year the club has won the Governor Hughes State Award for the best safety club in the state of Iowa. Last year the Safety Club was host for the State Teen-Age Road-E-D. S. Thomas, L. Bawden, Mr. R. Jones, P. Pfaffe 84 l if 5 , i J. Rowe, J. Chewning, M. Riley, Mr. Fretwell The officers of the Safety Club are shown ahove presenting a plaque to Mr. Fretwell. This is one of the four awards given to the KHS group from a possible nineteen made at the Governor's Conference in the state Senate. Mr. Jones received the personal award at the same camference for the best safety program in the state. Smc ke Signal s Staff fggif K First Row: M. Morris, P. Rockleman, S. Foglesong fAsst. Editorj, S. Moriarty CEditorJ, M. Brown, H. Sousek Second Row: J. Henson, T. Spees, J. Wellington, M. Mundy fAsst. Editorl, N. Odell fA8st. Editori, D. Hilmer, M. Hampton Third Row: K. Swift, B. Taylor, J. Steffey, E. Walker, S. Nickel, K. Kirchner, B. Van Worden Fourth Row: D. Haage, T. Fruehling, C. Pinkston, D. Soderstrom, S. Clough fAsst. Editorj, J. Laisle, S. Jannings, J. Breitenbueher, D. Cline Each semester a new journalism class writes and edits weekly mimeographed editions of the school newspaper, the Smoke Signals. For more experience in aetual editing of a newspaper and for the benefit of KHS, eight printed editions are put out yearly. 85 Future Teachers of America First Bow: Mr. Talbott fSponsorl, T. Spees fSec.J, U. Gundling fPres.J, L. Kiedaisch fvice-Pres.J, C. Foulkes fTreas.J Second Bow: J. Rowe, K. Harris, M. Blanchard, M. Barnes, S. Moriarty, L. Math- 1ascheck, B. Anderson Third Bow: P. Thorne, K. Francies, L. Baum, K. Swift, L. Shutt, A. Eymann J. Chewning , Fourth Bow: M. Monical, S. Baum, T. Heller, G. Gabel fSgt.-at-armsl, J. Adams W. Kelly i To teach about teaching--that is the aim of the Pnture Teachers of America. This is done through films, speeches and discussion of the requirements and benefits of a teacher. Yearly the club awards a 3100 scholarship for the Community College to a Senior member of the club. A new but important event is a reception given for the faculty. This acquaints the teachers with the goals of the club, and enables the members to obtain a closer union with those in the profession they desire to follow. 86 Art Club 131' .ef figs 'Qi 4' Standing KL to RJ: M. Sisson, J. Zimmerman, D. Young, M- J- B0lliUv.K- MfCU11eV-.D- Meinhardt, B. Laster, D. Mahunnah, K. Francies, C. Ellinger, U. Geiger, B. Beaudine, R. W,.t, . Sitting ffstgragierh. Brooks, S. Ashline, G. Gilbert, S. Harman C500-l, S- gowgist R'VrrPaG 5 Atterberg, C. Strohmaier fvice-Pres.J, R. Gibson. G- COHOVPP cpreS'l' ' oier 'i' Not Shown: Judy Burrus, Janice Burrus, L. Lancaster, Mr. B. Dawkins fSponsorJ Although few in number, this ycar's Art Club exerts enthusiasm in quite a variety of activities beneficial to the school. Such activities include decorating the school for Christmas, and buying prints of great masters to add color and culture to the classrooms. Money raising campaigns are basketball game concessions and bake sales. This money in return provides assistance in spring trips to art museums in St. Louis and llicago, which enables its members to receive active knowledge of art appreciation. 87 National Forensic League First Row: Mr. G. Ylitalo fCoachD, S. Moriarty, B. Van Werden, N. Udell 1Sec.-Treas.J, S. Nickel fPres.J, R. Mott fVice-Pres.J, R. Vance, D. Gast, T. Fruehling, Mr. R. Bennett fCoachH Second Row: K. Renard, D. Mackie, P. Huff, C. Seitz, B. Sinotte, S. Bowers, R. Gibson, A. Hunt Third Row: S. Clough, M. Sisson, D. Hilmar, J. Boyle, U. Younggren, R. Bevard, B. Kasiske Mr. C. Walden fCoachJ Keokuk triumphs at Invitational Four first and a score of finalists Debate Squad First Row: P. Ruff, S. Nickel, R. Mott, R. Vance Second Row: Mr. B. Bennett fCoachi, R. Bevard, R. Sinotte, T. Fruehling Not Shown: Gail Miller l965-66 SPEECH RECAPS: Debate third in the state--Linda Willis and Randy Mottg Sandy Nickel first in the state in Dratoryg Keokuk sweeps Little Six, 15 out of 17 speakers receive top ratings in the finals of the Iowa High School Speech Associa- tiong Debate team second in the state--Linda Willis, Randy Mott, Arlene Underwood, and Ron Vaneeg Kerry Inskeep second in the state in Poetry and Prose, Keokuk the victor at Invitational, Debate first at Coe College with a second in sweepstakes-- Randy Mott, Bob Sinotte, Sandy Nickel, and Ron Vance. All in all the years l965 and 1966 have witnessed Keokuk's greatest achievements in the field of speech. Speech Activities First Row: Mr. G. Ylitalo fCoachJ, S. Moriarty, D. Mackie, M. Sisson, S. Nickel, S. Bowers, T. Fruehling, R. Gast, B. Van Werden Second Row: K. Renard, N. Ddell, L. Boyd, P. Huff, C. Seitz, J. Steffey, D. Younggren, R. Gibson, B. Kasiske, Mr. C. Walden fCoachJ Third Rowq J. Le Mieux, S. Clough, G. Harmon D. Hilmer, J. Royle, B. Sinotte, J- In' skeep, C. Johnson, Mr. B. Bennett fCoachl Fourth Row: C. Bowles, A. Hunt, L. Adam., R. B-ward, R. Moll. R- Va-we, 3- Littleton 89 Thespicms First How: J. Ryder fClerkJ, L. Shutt CPrcs.j, J. Rankin fVice-Pres.l, C. Seitz fTreas.i, C. Altmaier fSec.J Second Row: V. Smith, P. Sandona, C. Uehaney, S. Bowers, K. Peters, J. Hall, N. Odell Third Row: M. Sisson, D. Mackie, D. Hilmer, P. Peters, R. Gibson, R- Atl6Fb0Fg, Fourth Row: P. P' 2 V 4 U. Meinhardt dUfHldUBl, S. Foglcsong, L. Uren, LI Peterson, M. Foglesong, The local chapter of the National Thespians Dramatic Society is troupe l92. To bc- come a member, students must earn points by participating in plays and crew work. Each year this group works hard on the junior class play, the spring play, and the summer musical. They also contribute to the one-act play for speech contests. ln the spring active members and reserves enjoy a spring trip to Chicago to see a current play or mus- ical. Thespicm Reserves First Row: G. Gable, T. Heller, L. Gastineau, M. Mundy, B. Roberts, T. Fruehling Second Row: L. Smith, C. Foulkes, L. Ashley, A. Hunt, S. Snider, D. Strohmaier 90 Science Club ah s.. First Row: P. Pfaffe, K. Swift, R. Gust tPres.l, M. Foglesong CViCe-Pres.L G. Gilbert fSee.-Treas.J, L. Adams Seeond Row: Mr. Eidem, Mr. Culver, Mr. Smith, D. 0'Bleness, C. Johnson, H. De- Vries Third Rowc M. Monical, T. Johnson, D. Harmon, D. Geiger, H. Kasiske During the 1965-1966 school year, the Science Club was one of the most active organizations of KHS. With its relatively small membership, the Club was able to undertake more activities than would have been otherwise possible. ln- eluded in its activities were field trips and tours throughout the Tri-State area, speakers in all fields of science, and photographic investigations. Many of these endeavors were made possible through the Club's sale of apples and candy at all home football and basketball games. 91 Spanish Club First Row: C. Altmaier, V. Smith, K, Francies, U. Parsons, M. Sorenson fPres,J, M Mundy fTreas.J, A. Umbarger fSec.J, H. Mears, C. SeitzfVice-Pres.l Second Bow: L. Smith, S. Mcbee, G. Miller, J. Boyle, b. Gilbert, L. Boyd, E. Con cannon, M. Long, K. Blaskey, Miss Miller fSponsorJ. Third Row: B. Hoffmanw T. Giannaris, C. Klein, S. Gates, H. Sousek, A. Ulah, R. Bailey, C. Schreck, B. Kasiske, E. Bailey. Fourth Row: B. Peevler, W. Kelly, M. Leake, S. Snider, A. Hunt, R. Sykes, R. Loeffler Not Shown: N. Udell The purpose of the Spanish Club is to provide a means by which students of Spanish can further their research and investigation of the Latin American countries and Spain by observing, discussing, and practicing various customs of those nations while in an informal, recreational atmosphere. The organization, under the sponsorship of Miss Wanda Miller, endeavors to render service to both the school and the community by staging various social events, decorating the school building on selected occasions, and 'adoptingione needy family annually, presenting them with a complete Thanksgiving dinner. Regular meetings are held bimonthly. 92 First Row: U. Second Row: Third Rowz, S. fSec.J Not Shown: J. Every year this ball games was Ushers and Doormen r.......... if B Powles, D. McGee, S. Moore, J. Rowe, M. Dickinson fvice-Pres.J, C. Derr M. Brown, S. Clark, C. Buckney, L. Elder, S. Elder, K. Scott, P, Stephens Stephens, M. Monicul fTreas.J, J. Sale, D. Dietrich, R. Bevard, F. Gilpin Henson fPres.l, Miss Maxwell fSponsorJ group helps at all school activities. This year ushering at foot- a new responsibility added to their duties. The responsibilities of the audio- visual crew are the distribution of films and projectors to teachers when they are needed. They are Larry Morgan and Larry Adams GRA Bruce Egley Standing: L. Apple, S. Reinhart, S. Weirather pleases mauy.Stu' Kiedaisch, S. Moore, D. McGee, S. McDermott dents by taklng Sitting: C. Breakbill, B. Kutcher, A. Nye, D. Gund- care of the Stereo ling, L. Nelson, E. Concannon equipment and play- ing popular F0C0FdS Girls participating in bowling earn points for during lunch- each game bowled. After a certain number of points are earned they earn a K, and after another amount is earned they receive a chevron. 93 f 1 gyji T 523, K Club First How: A. Dunne lSgt.-at-Arms J, B. Huiskamp lPres.J, J. Nepote Qtiee-Pres.J, M. Sorenson CSee.J, Mr. Cormaek CSponsorJ Second Row: A. Goetz, S. Jannings, P. Haley, B. Carr, J. Neilsen, T. Huiskamp. J. Ran- kin, S. Snider, J. Laisle, R. Marshall, J. Skinner, H. Haage, S. Foglesong, M. nerr Third Row: G. Douglas, G. Kase, C. Wilson, J. Ewing, R. Bennett, H. Gilbert, J. Taylor, U. Marshall, K. Schwab. H. Mueller, U. Ramaker Fourth How: L. Johns, G. Hose, A. Cooper. C. Williams, K. Peters, J. Reed, J. Rogers, H. Bonser, H. Randall Fifth Row: M. Hampton, U. Leake, U. Turtle, M. Carter, R. Robinson. B. Kenworthy. M. Ackley, U. Mahannah The athletic elub, commonly known as the K Club, is made up of indiYidUHlS who hHVP been awarded a major letter in a sport. As the tradition stands, the K Club gathers the material for the homeeoming pep rally bonfire. Under the leadership of Bob Huiskamp the elub sells programs at home games, runs the K Club Basketball Tournament, and sponsors the Awards Banquet eaeh year. 94 VC1rSiTy Cheerleaders J. Riter, L. Stamper, P. Sandona, G. Denholm School spirit and sportsmanship are two very important qualities needed in any school. These cheerleaders-put forth much effort to keep alive those qualities. They work very hard year round in order that KHS can help boost the teams to victory. This year some new cheers and chants have been added to the old ones, and they give the school the needed push for better school spirit. Sophomore Cheerleaders ' Ae 1 L. Wilson, J. lnskecp, Harness, C. Johnson 95 Perfections: L. Boyd, J. goyle, L. Nelson fCJ, V. Houston Bowling Great Rollers: C. Ellinger, Audrey Nye QCD, Abbie Nye, D. Geiger, C. Van Hesley gE!,:.!,?e--ligeigk ! I Misfits: L. Apple fCJ, D. Campbell, B. Whiteside, S. Reinhart jolly Squaws: M. Dickinson, G. Harmon, B. Hoffman, E. Concan- non fCJ Pinhitters: K. Scott, D. Rose, V. Bryant, S. Weirather QCD, D. Mackie fnot shownl fnot shown? Alley Cats: D. Oliver, D. McGee QCD, P. Smith, J. Quick, S. Moore International Club: S. Bow- ers, B. Davis, P. Sandona icy, J. Mcn0uga11, N. 0.1611 96 316: U. Laisle YCJ. P. Hu L. Sbutt, C. Seitz, J. Hall Gutter Girls: B. Smith, N. McDowell, S. Nickel, E. Walker fC1 Picks-Ups: H. Sousek, S. Stevens, S. Gates, P. Stevens QCD Apple Polishersz D. Gund- ling, L. Kiedaisch QCD, L. Mathiascheck, K. Harris Gutter Mutts: E. Satterl K. Kohl Strike-A-Go-Go's: S. S. Ashline, M. Miller Anderson, J. Steffey QCD, Guess Again: S. Jump, B. Kutcher QCD, S. McDermott, C. DeLaney Team Standings Gutter Girls ....-......- l Gutter Mutts ..... .. ..... Pinhittersnnnn ..... ... Alley Cats ...... ... Strike-a-go-go's --- piCk,ups ....... ... International Club ------ 2 4 6 Jolly Squaws ---- ---5 yy morgan, K. Mayer, B. Taylor QCD, C. Ginsberg A.B.B.D's: C. Breakbill, 0. Dye, B. Boltz, T. Atterberg QCD Great Rollers' ---- Q Guess Again ..... .... 10 Apple Polishers- ---- 11 g 16 .......... .... l2 Misfits ..... .... 13 A. B. B. D.'s' -- 14 Perfections'-' l5 Jolly Rollers' 16 97 D. Bicker High Averages Sue McDermott ............ Patti Sandona ....... ... Licia Nelson.. .U Ellen Walker.. ... Jolly Rollers: D. Wyrick, B. Yuskis, M. Billups QCD, 142 142 132 131 Autographs ACTIVITIES XR 3 at Q Roman Holidays , 'W , ,,, ' W Un the night of June 3, the Keokuk Country Club became the scene of a 1R0man Holiday.' As the guests arrived, they found themselves surrounded by the splendor of ancient Rome. The elegant Roman Pillars and fountains provided a magnificent setting for the dancing. Until 11:30, the couples danced to the music of Dick Ballard or strolled by the pool, which was overshadowed by a huge Roman aqueduct. From the Country Club, everyone dashed home to change clothes hefore a movie at the Iowa The- ater. A party at the Elks Club concluded the evening's festivities after which every- one climbed happily into a welcome bed. IOO IOI Graduation 102 The glorious days at KHS came to an end June 4, 1965, for 253 seniors, the largest class in history of KHS. The commencement exercises began with the playing of 'Pomp and Cir- cumstance' by the higl school hand. Elmer Cast, superintendent of schools, presided and presented certificates of merit in scholarship and awarded the diplomas. First scholastic hon- ors with the Kilhournc and Maude Marshall Hassall prizes went to Kerry In- skeep. Second Kilhourne was earned by Bill Davis. The Iowa Bar Association award went to Martha Camp. After receiving their diplomas, the seniors filed out with mixed emotions while the hand played. wiv 1 2 S f K X f f K X 5 1 K Q Q Q X Homecoming The theme of the 1965 Homecoming was 'Autumn Leaves.' The festivities began with a pep rally consisting of a parade and hon- fire the night before the game. The next day the Chiefs had a victory over Betten- dorf, and that night was the dance where couples danced to the music of the 'Casta- ways. Reigning over the festivities was Miss Trudy Specs, 1965 Homecoming Queen, and her court, Miss Patti Sandona, Junior Atten- lhnt, and Miss Jane Harness, Sophomore Attendant. IO5 Jock Frost The l966 Jack Frost Dance was held at the 'Reservation,' with music by the Thuntdownd from Iowa City. The theme, 4Sleigh Ride,' was carried out with miniature sleighs on the tables and a large sleigh to he used as the throne. At nine o'clock the crowd hushed to see Dave Mahannah and Barbie Glover crowned as Jack Frost and Princess Winter of 1966. 106 Honors 1 . x ima I L. ,,,,...s' ll wr Student Council Honors Award: P. Sandona, J. Hoyle, D. Laisle. R. Gust. L. Willis, K. lnskeep. At the 1965 Commencement exercises the two students in each class with the highest scholastic average for that year are presented with the Student Council Scholarship Award. For the l96l-65 school year these students were presented with the award. Citizenship K: M. Ackley, A. Umbarger, F. Bertschinger, M. Camp, S. Foglesong, L. Shutt. Citizenship K nominees are selected by the faculty according to the students participation in all phases of school activities. Three girls and three boys are selected in each class, and their classmates make the final descision. 108 Four schools in Lee County participated in the first annual Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the VFW. Nancy Udell won first place and Bob Sinotte followed with second place. Some dozen schools from southeast Iowa accepted the invitation of Iowa Wesleyan College to participate in their annual literary contest. Larry Adams won top honors in the poetry division. All American History students who have received at least two A's and one B are eligible to take a standard history test in the spring. Richard Gast, who scored the highest, Dianne Hilmer and Bob Sinotte are members of the Student Council State Cabinet. received the Norman History Award. At the Burlington Band Day Linda Shutt was , elected by the Chieftain The American Legions of Keokuk chose Marching Bang tg gspre' Stuart Scott and Roger Gibson as represen- service. Sent as an - een' tatives to Boys' State, and the American Le- gion Auxiliary selected Linda Gastineau to go to Girls' State. By a vote of t faculty and class members, Linda Shutt was selected for the D.A.R. awar Qualities taken into con sideration are leadershi character, patriotism, and The faculty and student body of KHS are the richer for having the young Austrian, Gerhard Arminger, as the American Field Service rep- resentative during the year l965-66. The Robert McDowell family made a home for Gerhardt while he was in Keokuk. yV'. if S7 if H in Vyii H W U L' ' fy 7 1:14:55 :2lfl:Q::fi':..2,'Q', The student body salutes Sharon Launer as the Homemaker of Tomorrow. Over three hundred thousand girls take a test sponsored by General Mills. Miss Winger handles the local contest which usually involves fif- teen or twenty senior girls. One of the most unique things about the Chiefs' athletic contests was the colorful introduction the team received at the hands of Roger Gibson. Long will the headdress and beat of drums be a part of the mem- ories of the fans of 1964-65 and l065-66 at Wright Fieldhouse. Sandy Nickel, by winning first in the stale oratorical contest, qualified for the national NFL con- test. This indicates much hard work on the part of Sandy over the past two years, and is another fine honor that has come toKHS. 391 v , wzqgff gs .: f FQ g Consolation Winners 1965 ! Courtesy of the Des Moines Register Un the day of March l7, 1965, the dream of the Keokuk Chiefs basketball squad be- came a reality. Through hard work, and the winning of all of the district and sub- state games, the team had won the honor to go to Des Moines and Compete for the title of state championship. The days of the tournament were March 18, l9, and 20. The first game, played on Thursday afternoon, was a match between Atlantic and Keokuk, the Chiefs coming out on top by the score of 54 to 50. On Friday the Chiefs matched wits against Des Moines Roosevelt, and came out on the Short end losing by the score of 68 to 56. Sad over Friday's defeat, the Chiefs bounced back Saturday night to beat Grinnell by the score of 73 to 59, and capture third place in the t0UFH3m9Hlf Greg Douglas set a record by scoring 36 Imints in the game against Grinnell, and he was also named serond team center on the tournament team. The team fought hard and worked for the position of third in the state of lowa. Ye of KHS congratulate the squad on a job well done, and we wish them good luck in the uture. mms... if ,ii-..x45.... Courtesy of the Des Moines R1-gistcr 5355 Basketball First Bow: J. Skinner, B. Huiskamp, K. Schwab, G. Douglas, J. Ewing, J. Dennis, R. Bennett SeconZwBowf J. Boyd, J. Nepote, L. Johns, A. Knisley, A. Goetz, C. Williams, D. Stehl gr. Third Row: Mr. B. Jones fCoachJ, S. Foglesong fMgr.J, J. Rogers, S. Jannings, J. Riter, A. Cooper lf winning the conference championship, going undefeated during the regular sea- son, and being ranked second best in the state are indications of success, then our l965-1966 basketball team is tremendous. The varsity team has done all of these. ln the conference the Chiefs won every game and placed Greg Douglas on the first all- conference team, Jim Ewing and Bob Huiskamp on the second team, and Ron Bennett re- ceived honorable mention. Even with this impressive display, Coach Jones believed that Ken Schwab and Jim Dennis also deserved recognition. These boys are a team not individuals, and the team has been honored. It has been ranked second in the state all year. Our team deserves this rating. They were not beaten during the season which set a new school record. This is the first undefeated team in the school's history. One other record may be set. Greg Douglas is well on his way toward breaking the KHS scoring record held by Larry Swift. Greg is averaging over 26 points a game. In the first round of tournament play, the Chiefs eliminated Ft. Madison High by a score of 83-47 at Burlington Notre Dame. In the semi-finals, Waco provided a greal deal of competition before falling 6?-50. In the finals Keokuk broke the game wide open with a fine defensive second quarter, becoming district champs for the fourth year in a row by defeating Burlington 7?-55 and entering substate play against Ottumwa. A big thanks goes to the Chiefs for the best season ever, and we hope they become the best team in the state. Keokuk Mt. Pleasant Assumption Assumption Ft. Madison Ft. Madison Ottumwa ' Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Uttumwa Quincy C.B. Muscatine Muscatine Carthage Bettendorf Bettendorf Burlington Burlington Hannibal W9 C' QEX Ne Hr 4 Nw f Nur I Q f-we A Q 4 . Bob Huiskamp Jim Dennis All Conference 9nd team IDPA Honorable Mention 1065 Jim Ewing D- M- Register Honorable A11 Conference 9nd Mention 1065 team ,Q mm , he be .m Ronnie Bennett Kennv Schwab All Conference Honorable Jim Skinner ' Mention Greg Douglas A11 Conference lst team IDPA All State ?nd team 1965 D. M. 2nd Register All State team 1065 H5 Sophomore Bosketboll First How: M. Leake, L. Tinder, B. Kenworthy, P, U'Conner, B. Mills. A. Sparrow Second Bow: S. Quick fMgr.l. J. Harness, B. Harper, B. Tuttle, D Lamb, R Miller, C. Bauch QMgr.J Third Row: H. Lemaster, C. Wilson, B. Burrus, B. Courtney, G. Rose, B. McDowell, J. Schneider. Mr. B. Van Dever fcgaghj lhc Sophomores, although not doing as well as the varsity, had a fine season this year. After starting conference play with five consecutive losses, they improved and finished in a tie for fourth place. At the end of the year, they were as good as any team that they played. We congratulate Coach Van Beyer and his players for their hard bought 9 win, 9 loss season, and for the progress they have made. These boys will he fine varsity players next year. Keokuk - 52 Mt. Pleasant - 13 - 46 Assumption - 63 'l - 50 Ft. Madison - 45 - 53 Fairfield - 47 - 50 Uttumwa - 56 ' - 45 Muscatine - 47 - 43 Carthage - 46 - 51 Bettcndorf - 56 - 47 Burlington - 50 - 37 Assumption - 47 - 60 Ft. Madison - 52 - 61 Ottumwa - 58 ' - 45 Uuincy C.B. - 54 ' - 7? Mt. Pleasant - 55 - 42 Muscatine - 65 - 67 Bettendorf - 60 - 73 Burlington - 61 - 35 Hannibal - 21 H6 Swimming 5 Any 'Q515 .,,s Uur l965-66 Keokuk High School swim team has exceeded the accomplishments of all previous teams at KHS. They have set nine new records and are lookin forward to doing still better in the follow- g ing years. In the district meet this year, two members of the team deserve special mention for their achievements. Larry French placed 7th in the 400 yard free style and Druglas Crynes received 7th in the 200 yard individual medly, although the rest of the team also did well in representing KHS. The prospects for next year's swim team look exceptionally well, as we will lose only two of the senior team members and possibly gain a few freshmen. So the students can expect continued success in the following years with the KHS swim team. Dual Meets: First Row: T. Uren Phil ohnson Paul ohn Keokuk - 35 Muscatine - 59 ' - 41 Burlington - 53 Little Six Conference 503, J- R3HklH, D Crynes ' - 48 Uttumwa - 46 Second Row: R. Wells S Snider eff Niel - 33 Burlington - 57 Muscatine - 73 Sen, J. Zlnnert Nh I! Shwery fcgachj , - 25 Tipton - 68 Ottumwa - 57 Third Row, Jon Nlelsen L French R Hd' as - R0 Burlington - 56 Eurlington - 34 field, B. luca R Modus ' - 47 Assum tion - 47 ssum tion - 24 Not 5 , Q - 43 Monmosth - 52 Keokulll - 15 SI?owg1eab0lidKas1sLe Q lemoll, B N11 s 117 Vo rsify Football First Row: B. Huiskamp, K. Peters, P. Ealey, M. Sorenson, A. Cooper, D. Lally, S Jannings, M. Carter, M. Hampton Second Bow: B. Marshall, M. Krumm, B. Vance, J- Ncpote, B. DCJ0Hg, H- Mueller, D Bonser, J. Bilev. B. Carr Third Bow: J. Bogers fMgF-J, M. Leake, J. Beed, K. Schwab, J. Neilson, A. Dunne B. Robinson, G. Kase, H. Gilbert, G. Bamaker Fourth Row: Mr. H. Cormack fCoachJ, J. Ryder fMgr.D, T. Marion, J. Laisle, K. Mont- gomery, J. Taylor, G. Bose, M. Wiegert, B. Strohmaier, Mr. F. Kurtenbach fCoachJ Our 1965 football team was a formidable opponent for every team that they faced, Never were the Chiefs beaten easily in their 5 win and 4 1055 season. Until the end of the final game, the team was in contention for their second straight conference Grown. They lost only two conference games and both of these were bitter defeats. The first was to Assumption, 19 to 21, and the second was a loss to Burlington while Coach Cormack was in the hospital with an ailing stomach. fThe loss did not soothe his pain. This year's team was interesting to watch due to the wide open passing attack which the Chiefs used. Mac Hampton, John Nepote, and Bob Huiskanp were the major components of this passing combination which led the conference the entire year. Bob was the league's leading passer, completing 73 passes for 965 yards and 8 touchdowns. John led the con- ference in pass receiving by making 29 catches far 556 yards, but he was followed closely by Mac Hampton who finished second by catching 29 passes for 343 yards. To attest Mac's versatility, he also led the conference in scoring. Another high point of the season was the goal line stands the Chiefs were able to master. Five times the determined Chiefs led by all conference tackle Andy Dunne and a fine defensive line re- pelled their opponents inside the ten-yard line. Congratulations to the Chiefs for their fine team and the exciting football they played. Keokuk Ft. Madison 19 Keokuk 7 Mt. Pleasant 13 Keokuk Washington 13 Keokuk 19 Assumption 21 Keokuk Bettendorf 7 Keokuk 7 Burlington 21 Keokuk Muscatine 0 Keokuk 14 Christian Bros. 7 Keokuk Uttumwa 19 H8 N A si E E PI! Sophomore Foofboll fm E 943.- i ew L Daw D. Clai First Row: C. Peters, K. Baldwin, G. Spear, J. Franciesf J- R l'f, - v borne, M. Sheffler Second Row: G. R worthv. R. Lemaster 059, S, Quick, B. Ferguson, B. Hills, M. Leake, C. Wilson, B. KPN Third Row- D, Gudgel fMgr.l, Hr. R. Peterson fCoaChJ. B. Lilt10l0U- M- ROSS, M- Mfpher son. A. Sparrow, D. Malloy, P. 0'Conner, P. Lamb, C. k3lH, Hr. B. lan Hever fLOHP D. Stehl fHgr.J Keokuk Keokuk Keokuk Keokuk Keokuk Keokuk Keokuk Ft. Madison Burlington iluiney Mt. Pleasant Hannibal Puincy Fairfield The sophomore football team had a fairly suevessful season this year. The Little Chiefs won four out of seven of their games, one being a very happy win oyer Keokuk's long-time rival, Mt. Pleasant. With the experience gained by some of the sophomores on the varsity squad plus signs of promise from other sophomores, Mr. Cormack is looking for the best in sixty-six. 121 Cboper: 7th place State Meet 100 yd. dash, 7 first places, 2 second places, 2 thirds. Track 122 ,L.4, f Q Vyk n Q: K, 0 KEUX i sSe's Canida: Sth place State Meet 440 yd. dash lst in all meets but three, 1 second place, 1 third place. . .. V QQT' '- A- - - Harscher: School Record Pole Vault - I2 ft. 4 in. 9 Uv K -K ii EKEQKUX R Egxux i KEUKUQ ' ,nf- . ....... ..... P s is First Row: S. Snider, J. Nepote, G. Douglas, A- Knisely, B- Day, B- Carr' B- FOX, R. Bevard ' . , Second Row: H, Randall, F. Bertschinger, R. Canida, L. Me1ster, G. Kase, B. HUIS kamp, J. Reed, A. Cooper, P. Ricker Third Rgw: D, Peel, H. Haas, J. Harscher, P. Ealey, J. Holben, R. Bennetts D, Lally, M. Wiegert, P. Dauenhaugh, D. Haage fMgf-l Fourth Row: Mr. C. Peters fCoachJ, J. Murray fMgr-ly D- U0J0Hg, S- Scott, R- Thrush, G. Ramaker, B. Easter, T. Marion, D. Gast, Mr. L. Schmadeke fCoachl- The Chief track team had some ups and downs during the spring of l965. In a couple of the relays cindermen of Coaches Peters and Schmadeke made a contest of the meets until the last events. The team advanced one position over last year in its last major contest of the season, promising better things to come. The seniors pictured on these pages will leave their mark on future track teams. Underclassmen returning and a good crop of soph- mores should give Keokuk a track team that will move up the ladder from its position last year. Quincy Dual Conference Indoor Ottumwa Relays wigs . Quincy Relays QNHV Mt. Pleasant lnvt. Monmouth Relays Ft. Madison Relays Burlington N.D. Dual . Q . I placed below 2nd place in any meet. lst 4th 6th 3rd ?nd 6th 7th lst District 6th Conference Outdoor 4th Fairfield Relays -2nd Haas: School Record Shot Put - 54 ft. 105 in., 2nd place State Meet, never Golf I-Qfiamem First Pow: T. Stutes, L. Flambeau, J. Rogers, C. Williams, T. Huiskamp Second Row: J. Harness, P. Younggren, R. Marshall, D. Mar- shall, C. Foulkes, B. Harper, R. Loeffler Unfortunately, due to cold and wet weather several meets were cancelled. Nevertheless, Keokuk had a successful record of 0 wins and l loss. In the Confer- ence meet held in Keokuk, the Chiefs placed third. ln the State Sectional Golf Meet held at Burlington, the Chieftains qualified for the District meet. At the District meet held in Uttumwa, Keokuk placed first. jack Rogers was the meet medalist. The Keokuk Chiefs placed fourth over all in the State Golf Finals at Iowa City. Tom Huishamp was runner-up medalist and Gary Hanlin finished l0dL This is the finest record a Keohuk golf squad has ever tallied. Congratulations, Boys! Although the loss of Gary Hunlin and Dave Morgan from last year's tourna- ment squad will be felt, Tom Huiskamp, Jack Rogers, and Colin Williams will be back to provide a fine nucleus for this year, which should result in a successful season. J- Hogers, C. Williams, T. Huiskamp, P. Younggren 124 Baseball W 'V' ' Allli new W ag n Q lf' to V74 VW tam, . lt Q 'K if www... L lllll Emi . H f 1 -mln' 7 V.. .aaaa Qi? L -3 1 - -, ni .-: p A .fe-: ' A YP Q Q f 5 ' 3 an I WY First Row: M. Adkins fBatboyl, L. Lantz, B. Turtle, C. Williams, M. Leake, C. Wilson, C. Turner fBatboyl Second Row: Mr. J. Adkins fCoaehW, B. Kenworthy, J. Laisle, L. Johns, H. Gilbert, T. Marion Not Shown: B. Huiskamp The l965 baseball team definitely kept their opponents alert and fighting, but unfortunately were not able to capture many victories. Some of the team's needed players were unable to narticipate due to summer jobs and vacations. It was a trying experience for these KHS boys to keep the team going during the hot summer, and KHS is proud of their efforts. Kegkuk 1 Ft. Madison 4 1 Ft. flladison 2 L 1 Burlington 5 M K 0 Burlington 10 11 Central 2 T Fl. Madison I3 2 Ft. Madison 0 Burlington 23 lo l Central 5 Tennis . 5 fvmmw. db 5 67 First row: R. swirfrrd, R. Robertson, G. Eckland, M. Drrr, M. Ackley, R- Gibson Second Row: Mr. R. Sowing, J. Mumberg, B. Meister, J. Ryder, J. Laisle, J. Ewing, B. Sinotte, J. Skinner, S. Sanders. R- Means Not shown: M. Summers with one of the most experienced teams in years to represent Keokuk in the racket sport, the team could do no better than a I2-2 record. The Chiefs won their own Quad- rangular Invitational over Uttumwa High, Hannibal, and Christian Brothers. Burlington slipped by the local boys in both the district and conference meets. At the district Mike Ferr and Allan Jones finished second to Burlington in dou- bles. Jack Morris duplicated this position in the singles as he lost to the eventual stale champion. The conference ended up in the same duo finish, but this time Johnson was runner-up to Murphy. I Johnson, Jones, Morris, and John Saar have left shoes that will he difficult to fill, but Mike nerr, Galen Fckland, Mark Ackley, and Roger Courtney should provide enough experience around which a team can be built to have a fair season. Keokuk 13 Christian Bros. 2 9 Muscatine 0 6 Quincy 3 T Hannibal ? 4 Burlington 5 7 Ottumwa 2 ll Christian Bros. 0 8 Uttumwa Walsh 2 6 Ottumwa 4 12 Fairfield 0 T Quincy 2 9 Hannibal 0 4 Burlington 5 8 Fairfield 4 126 Girls' Tennis First Row: M. Barnes, A. Ulah, M. Miller, H. Mears, D. 0'Bleness, S. Elmore Second Row: J. Inskeep, L. Steffey, E. Holtom Susan Elmore and Hazel Mears returned to Keokuk from C' Carlson the state meet with victories in the district over Burling- ton Notre Dame and Ottumwa Walsh. At the state level they disposed of Grundy Center 6-4, 6-3, but lost to Lincoln of Des Moines 6-4, 2-6, 8-6. Sandy Nickel, showing great improvement, had victories over Toledo and Burlington Notre Dame. but lost to Susan Staltz of Ottumwa 6-4, 6-2. Pat Huff lost to Peggy Mondaro of Walsh. Cross Country Yi .7 D. Haage fMgr.J, H. Randall, R. Gast, J. Holben, L. Adams, R. Loeffler Not Shown: Mr. C. Peters fCoachJ Keokuk's track fortunes are somewhat depen- dent on the progress of the distance runners who spend many hours of hard work during the fall. The squad finished second in a dual, third in two triangulars and third in two quadrangulars. 127 Wrestling First Row: S. james. B. Boyer. B. Ferguson. Bon Bonser, M. Bradley. K. Baldwin. Dwayne Bonsor, S. Seott. H. Mueller B. Marshall, K. Peters, J. Taylor Second Bow: M. Stonehurner, B. Hawley, S. Weber, B. Loeffler, D. Marshall. B. Carr. J. 0'Shea. B. Bohinson. L. Kinkeade. J. Riley, J. Bred. B. Belong I Third Bow: M. Krnmm, T. MeChghy, D. Lally, L. Adams B. Strohmaier, L. Weber. B. Maloy G. Kase, C. Kain lMgr.l, J. Peterson fMgr.l, Mr. F. Kurtenhaeh fCoaChJ Keokuk made a good start in an athletic event new to Keokuk. Consequently the lack of experience was quite notieeable in this first year of competition, but Mr. Knrtenbaeh and the team put forth great effort. John Taylor had the highest total points on the squad. Harold Mueller, Ken Baldwin, and he moved on to the district tournament. These three traveled to Daven- port where they were all defeated in first matches. This, along with the success of the junior Varsity, gave the Chief grapplers one more hold on experience for the wrestling season next year. Keokuk - 10 Burlington - 44 - 21 Ft. Madison - 3l - 23 Ch. Brothers - 26 - 29 Keosauqua - 21 - 5 Fairfield - 47 - 13 Ch. Brothers - 39 - 3 Burlington - 47 - l5 Ft. Madison - 41 - 2 Wapello - 41 - 6 Muscatine - 44 Little Six l9 points flastl Sectional 25 points f3rdl l2S W ' i ' i '- - '- imgQsaHswgsfiemamtsssatmameramesfwvwyywxztwmsyWe ,-f -f-.,-f .-, .,-. ,. ,, ,..,..,.. i 5 FINE ARTS Concert Chorus First Row: P. Bowles, M. Mundy, L. Smith, T. Fallon, P. Sandona, H. Ralya, S. Sanders D. Stehl, U. Umharger, F. Foulkes, K. Peters, S. McDermott, P. Huff, B. Shark Second Row: L. Uren, M. DeVries, D. Smith, D. Laisle, S. Bowers, T. Heller, M. Fogle song, S. Foglesong, B. Gudgel, B. Kasiske, B. Roberts, C. Peterson, L. Johnson. D Richardson Third Row: C. Altmaier, L. Varner, L. Shutt, L. Kirchner, B. Kettlitz, G. Gabel, J. Rankin, A. Sparrow, B. Beaudine, C. Foulkes, K. Renard, L, Ashley, D. Young, J. Inskeep Fourth Row: D. Hilmer, J. Hall, L. Kiedaisch, J. Shutt, C. DeLaney, P. Dauenhaugh, G. Arminger, A. Hunt, D. Lamb, B. Higgins, H. DeVries, N. McDowell, L. Gastineau, B. Davis, C. Pinkston This year Concert Chorus is the only large vocal music group at KHS. Many students enjoy singing with this group and in the smaller sextettes and quartettes. Every year the chorus performs for several concerts, the Christmas Vespers, school assemblies, and the Commencement exercises. 130 N At last these girls are seniors, and this year will end four years of singing to- gether. They have enjoyed singing for many school con- certs, civic functions, and this year Christmas caroling at the two hospitals. For the past two years they have re- ceived a 'l' rating at the State Music Contest, and are hoping for as much success this year. Junior Sexfef fi B. Balya, B. Davis, P. Sandona fAcc.J, K. Renard, L. Kirchner, S. Bowers, T. 1 Fallon The sophmore sextet was formed this year, singing for the first time at the fall vocal music concert. During the year the group has performed for concerts and civic functions. B. Bryant, K. Renard fAcc.J, C. Peterson, J. Shutt, J. lnskeep, L. Johnson, Not Shown L. Smith Senior Sexfet C. DeLaney, N. McDowell, L. Ashley, D. Smith, S. McDermott, L. Gastineau fAcc.J, D. Laisle Although this group goes under the title of the Junior Sextet, one of its members is a senior KL. Kirch- ner? who is greatly appreciated hy the group. They have appeared both in school and outside activities. Sophomore exret Boys D o u ble Quartet S. Foglesong, K. Peters, M. Foglesong, G. Gabel, D. Gudgel, B. Higgins, D. Umharger F. Fbulkes, N. McDowell fAcc.l Each quartet consisting of students from the three classes perform several times d . . . uring the year. They S1Hg in the school concerts, the Christmas Vespers, church groups, and civic functions. F A. Hunt, S. Sanders, D. Lamh, T. Heller, A. Sparrow, J. Rankin, B. Kasiske, B. Beaudine 132 Mixed Quartet K. Peters, L. Gastineau, D. Laisle fAcc.J, L. Shutt, G. Gahel The mixed quartet was first organized this year. This ver- satile group performs several times during the year, hut they sing mainly for their own enjoyment. K. Renard, L. Johnson, L. Gastineau, P. Sandona, D. Laisle, N. McDowell These girls perform a valuable service for Concert Chorus and small singing groups. They each take turns playing the different songs for the chorus, and a few of them accompany a sextet or quartet. 133 Concert First Bow: J. Willoughby, C. Johnson, B. Hoffman, J. Riter, S. Wright, B. Taylor S. Varhus, C. Seitz, D Richardson Second Row: N. McDowell, B. Kasiske, B. Coovert, M. Long, S. Kettering, D. Umbarger G. Gabel, K. Renard, C. Peterson, J. Shutt, B. Roberts, C. Altmaier Third Row: T. Giannaris, M. Sackman, S. Kelley, P. Pfaffe, B. Gudgel, G. Hampton P. Richtman, S. Foglvsong, T. Heller, K. Petefs, B. Vance, B. Clark, C. Johnson B' Higgins, P. Dauenbaugh, J. Inskeep, L. Shui! Sax ophone Ensemble C. johnson, B. Clark, R. Vance P. Bauenbaugh, J. lnskeep, L. Shurt 134 Bcmd Fourth Bow: B. Shark, M. Kain, N. Odell, G. Meyers, H. Sousek, K. Meyers, B. Logsdon, G. White, C. Schreck, B. Miller, B. Beaudine, B. Meister, C. Bauch, A. Hunt V. Smith, B. Swinford, M. Ackley, C. Baur, D. Hiett, J. Dommerman, B. Sykes, D. Baldwin Fifth Bow: A. Sparrow, F. Grams, T. Wray, B. Jones, B. Kettlitz, B. Harper, G. Cooper, W. Dieterich, G. Spear, S. Sanders, J. Taylor, L. Gastineau, L. Smith, Mr. G. Boshart fDirectorJ Une of the most active organizations at KHS this year is the 65-66 Chieftain Band. During the summer and fall, the Chieftain Band is continually on the march preparing half-time routines, pa- rade drills, and Band Day performances. When the marching season ends, the Chief- tain Band slows down and moves inside in preparation for three concerts and the State Music Contest held each April. In addition the Pep Band adds a lot of pep and enthusiasm to each pep rally and home game with their swinging tunes. Trumpet Quartet 135 V. Smith, A. Hunt, B. Swinford, M. Ackley , W Bqnd Staff ffirst How: C. Seitl. B. Harper, D. Nlahannah. B. Heist:-r. L. Shu N Willow? bevond Row: P. Huff, K. Renard, G. Cooper, B. Swinford, WI. Long. A ma 9 Hampton Rhyfhmcu res eg .- I M, ,gf MA . 'I gui o A '- DQ Y. First Row: R. Vance, B. Kasislee, C. johnson Second Row: L. Gastinc-au, D. Baldwin, A. Hunt, B. Swinford, Nl. Ackley S Foglesong 136 C Trumpet Trio A. Hunt, B. Swinford, M- Ackley F lute Trio lorinet Quartet B. Kas1ske, D. Coovert, i N. McDowell , T. Mixed et S. Varhus, D. Richardson C S . oovert 137 G. Gabel, D. Gudgel, B. D C The Mod Womcm of Choillot The The The The The Waiter ...... Little Man... Prospector... President .... Baron ....... Therese..... .... . The The Little Girl.. Street Singer.. .. ....Bill Harper .....Bi11 Jones .Mark Foglesong Terry Fruehling .....Allen Hunt ....Linda Shutt ..Cathy Blaskey ..Lyn Ett Smith The Flower Girl.. .... Nancy Odell The Ragpicker .... Scott Foglesong Paulette ........ ...Linda Mathiascheck The Ueaf-Mute .... ...Stuart Scott Irma ................. ...Dianne Hilmer The Shoelaee Pcddler.. ..... Lloyd Wehher The Broker ......... . ..... Roger Gihson Ur. Jodin .................. Paul Pauenhaugh Countess Aurelia ............... Cindy Seitz The Madwoman of Chaillot Pierre ......................... john Rankin The Sergeant .... ....Steve Snider The Sewer Man ........... ....Gerald Gahel Mme. Constance ............ The Madwoman of Passy Mlle. Gabrielle. ......... . The Madwoman Mme. Josephine.. The Madwoman The Presidents.. The Prospeetors. The Press Agents... .. The Ladies. Adolphe Bertaut. .....Julia Hall .....Mary Sisson of St. Sulpiee ..............Sarah Bowers of La Concorde .Terry Fruehling David Mahannah lloyd Webber ..Mark Foglesong Steve Sanders Mike Monical .....Linda Shutt Dana 0,Bleness Sara Varhus Louisa Kiedaisch Judy Riter Margot Miller .Scott Foglesong Take Her, She's Mine A Principal .......... Mollie Hichaelson... .. Frank Michaelson .... .. Anne Michaelson .... Liz Hichaelson... Airline Stewardess X Hmmelt............. Adele McDougall .... Sarah Walker ..... .. Donn Bowdry .... ....Kent Peters ..Susan Calhoun Scott Foglesong ...Cindy Seitz ....Nancy Udell .....Karcn West ,Mark Foglesong Dianne Hilmer Karren Thompson .....Bill Davis lst Freshman... 2nd Freshman ..... Richard Gluck ..... Alex Loomis ....... Hr. Whitmeyer... Linda Lehman ..... Clancy ......... Miss Hihhitts... Director.................. ...Roger Gibson ...Curt Foulkes ....Sam Carrell Paul Dauenhaugh Alfred Greiffinger.. .... .......john Rankin ....Rohert Evans ....Linda Shutt ....Stevc Gross .. Donna Uumenil ...Larry Conner Aunt Eller.U Curly ........ Laurey ........ Ike Skidmore .... Slim .......... Will Parker ..... Jud Fry ......... Ado Annie Carnes. Ali Hakim ........ Gertie Cummings... Andrew Carnes ..... Cord Elam ......... Lynn Ashley ....... Mary Barnes ....... Margaret Blanchard ....... Mary Cetta ........ Teresa Cox .... Barb Davis .... . Kathy Enderle .... Linda Gastineau... Kathleen Gehrt .... Mary Jo Goetz .... Julia Hall ..... Dianne Hilmer .... Vicki Houston .... Pat Huff ....... Kay Kasiske.. Rita Long Q Mary Claire Long ........Bi1l Davis ...Cynthia DeLaney .....Curt Foulkes ........Tim Heller ....Mark Foglesong .Scott Foglesong ...Sarah Bowers ....Kent Peters ....Lynda Eller ....Steve Gross ............Gerald Gabel FEMALE CHORUS .Mona Lee Miles .....Mary Mundy .Ruth Ann Neyens ....Nancy Odell ....Liuda Oren ....Rita Ralya ....Kris Renard ..Patti Sandona l .zzljanet Schneider .....Cbndy Seitz Beverl Shark .... y . .... Linda Shutt . . .Lyn Eu Smitlia ....Sally Storms ....Vickie Wardlow Oklahoma MALE CHORUS Bruce Beaudine .... .. Paul Dauenhaugh... Gerald Gahel ..... , Fred Grams ..... Curt Fbulkes ..... Tim Heller ........ .. Merwin Ullestad Directors....Gen ...Bob Higgins ..Bert Kasiske ...John Rankin .Steve Sanders David Umharger ...Peter Uhler e Ylitalo, and Raymond Goeke FEATURES 'LindH, y0u've got the situation well in hand.' 'C0ffee, Mr. Higgins?' ffm 'Are you disappointed because you C0ll1dll, t the turkey in the :Have you Seen any straw?' turkeys around here? as--u, 'There are several 'Eidems' involved in performing this chemistry experimentf A normal day between lunch periods. 'New Lountry Corn Flakes. 'Good afternoon and welcome to 'What's My Line.' 142 'These are the times that try men's souls. Or was that, now we're engaged in a great civil 1 ' , I w war? 'Next Kent w1ll sing 'The Sneeze and I. gcrqomfs mu 'Did you say Kentuck fried chicken is for dinner? imma 'M KYLE 'Hang around with the Gallowy 'Mark my words when I say the best type fLoafing? Who's loafingT 'Ah, would you believe first hour art class? of song is song.' a Fogle- 'What's that crazy sophomore doing with the seniors? 'Who, me? A Great Assemblyl' 'Alasl The school must come down.' 143 '0h, really! I'm finally on Candid Camera?' tle on us. He found it and blew the whis- Lunrh isn't that h d is it,Louisa? 'Oh I do hope Mr. Eidem movedl' 'I,11 tell you once more. There are no turkeys at KHS,Kentf They were 'floored' when they found out that they had to sweep. The effects of a normal speech COHfE'Sl. Is it a 103 or a IUC? 144' Nw 'You want whut?!' None hut the brave did partake hut it was good. lL'S alive! A miracle, some llght was thrown on the foot- ball season. Nice Job! Good lurk next year. eek..-a mouse Must have been an exvltlng PTA meeting. And 1f I am elected PPCh1d8Hl Now, whal's that about an Algebra test? 'All right everybody outl' 3 'Well, should l chance it? Here comes 'PeYoung- 7 'We caught you Lhis time, Morrisl' :iam 'member 'Of lhe 145 mm .0 ,,,.,.f+ -:wil W? -Q M-w..,.,, HQ ,gf , 3153? I-Q Vi ,gf L A Li 'Aa 'fls ' K W.-mx Nm: 'Yes, Kent, it,s deamf 'Un the next, play, you hike the hall while I...' Who me? Shoot craps? Neverf' 'And bringing up the rear... 'Ah, Mr. Van Uever lost his whistlef Ah, so glad you Could drop in. 'Who sank my toy sail hoat?' 'Pvc told you once, I havvn't got your darn turkeyl' 148 'Now what can we talk ahout?' 'Do you see what I se-e?' K. 'Did you know that, Crest produvecl 4102 fowor cavities? hsN 6 i S 1 I 1 I ' 1 Y hw -- ,,, ,,,'.,.L - HP 1 z NZQVT 4' 1 - 'f.::',a.. ..:'I.:v- fx-was V- 'fizvgg ' 3? ffafiggf f ' W ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY AA 'T Mr. Roby Fretwell fB.A. Culver Stockton, M.A. N.E. Mo.J Principal This June will end Mr. Fretwell's eleventh year as principal of KHS. Although he will no longer he serving as principal, Mr. Fretwell will he continuing his capable efforts toward the constant upgrading which is necessary in any school system, no matter how good, in this mod- ern day of rapidly changing educational needs. Next year Mr. Fretwell will study the problems concerning high school dropouts, and utilize the results of his study in a personal effort to en- courage potential dropouts to stay in school. In addition, he will teach a course in mathe- matics for these people. We wish Mr. Fretwell much success in his new field of endeavor, and extend to him our sincere thanks for the excellent job he has done as principal for the past eleven years. Mr. Alan Peters fB.A. State Coll. of Iowa, M.S. Western Ill. Univ.J Assistant Principal Miss Helen Nancolas Administrative Assistant ISO 1 N After five years of teaching at Keokuk In his second year as Superintendent Junior High Mr Robert Umbar , . ger was ap- Uf the Keqkuk Schofls' Mr' Elmer Gasl was pointed Business Manager and Secretary for elected Vice-President fPrvsident-Electj the Keokuk School Board- of the Iowa State Education Association. Keokuk is fortunate to have the experienced direction of Mr. Gast for its school system. Board of Education i - mmm.-..a. 31 . 334- if X Linus Left to Right: Mr. Richard Bowers, Mrs. Enid Davis, Mr. Kenneth Mathews fVice-Pres,J, Mr. Louis Morgan, Mr. Guy Chase, Mrs. Doris Renard, Mr. Robert Umbarger lSec.J, Mr. V.D. Shuck fPres.j, Mr. Elmer Gast This newly elected group of citizens works diligently and unselfishly for the better- ment of the Keokuk school system. The standing committees of the Board are: Building and Grounds -- Mr. Morgan, Mr. Bowers, Mr. Mathews, and Mrs. Renard, Finance -- Mrs. Davis, Mr. Bowers, Mr. Chase, Mr. Morgan, Supplies and Equipment -- Mr. Mathews, Mr. Chase, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Renard. Mrs. Davis has been elected from the Southeast District 9 to serve on the Board of Directors of the IASB. We can all be proud of the work they do for the betterment of our young people. 151 9-.Q-am... Business ,N ame Mr. Edward Ballew QB.S. Carthage Coll., fB.S. N.E. Mo.J M.A. Western Ill. Univ.J Shorthand Business Law Bookkeeping Typing Miss Marie Conner Typing Uffice Machines Mrs. Geneva Eymann fB.S. and M.S. Western I11. Univ.J Stenography I Typing I 8 II Miss Helen Nancolas fB.A. St. Univ. of Iowa, Mr. Page Wilson M.A. Univ. of Nebr.j fB.S. and M.A. N.E. Mo J Salesmanship Typing 152 Fine Arts ff Mr. Gerald Boshart fB.A, State Coll. of Iowaj Instrumental Music SQ., , vw' .A V1 M., MW 'if' A 'E .V ,kk A Mr. Ray Goeke fB.S. and M.A. N.E. Concert Chorus Vocal Music M 153 Mr. William Dawkins fB.A. and B.S. N.E. M.A. fniv. of M0.J Art English A K Mr. John Artman fB.A. Carthage Coll.J Images of Man Individualized Reading Mr. Larry Conner fB.S. Carthage Coll., M.S. Western Ill. Univ.J Writing Laboratory gngliih 10 1-L peec Journa lgm Democratic Problem Solving 174 I M, FLJMLQLL LLL L 1 1 1 Mrs. Irene Evans Miss Elizabeth Maxwell fB.S. Iowa State Univ.J CB.S. Iowa State Univ., Individualized Reading M-S- western Ill- Univ-J English ll 154 Mr. Harper Pike fA.B. Westminister C0ll.J Writing Laboratory Special Projects English ll Mr . fB.S. N.E. Mo.J Writing Laboratory English 10 20th Century Lit. Seeing Life Through Lit. ,ow geevrr wt? VPN. vi jf X S. , f uw- R W mm Mr. Jerry Reynolds fB.A. State Coll. of Iowa, M.A.C0lo. State C0ll.J American Literature ' A'rI,.,,,,,....-- M...-1-H Mr. Eugene Ylitalo fB.S. Ellendale State Teachers Coll.J English 10 Speech Foreign Language Miss Wanda Miller fB.S. Kan. State Teachers Coll.l Spanish II, III, 8 IV fl Mr. John Talbott fB.A. Culver Stocktonl French I, II, III, 8 IV 156 Mrs. Deborah Riley lB.A. Carthage C0ll.J Spanish l Mr. Morris Wilson fB.S. and M.A. N.E. Mo.J Secondary Curri Coordinator w W N W ?5iEEl fan ,xg sv - Yr h i S, 9 r,A,.L Vvwv-.4-aj iiwiii' ' F . W . V...,gL,.. My J' fi ni- .Yi ., :Q-21 ., . . ,H ,J M- Mr. Glen Easterday Guidance Miss Bernice Ballance fA.BL and M.A. Univ. of Nebr.J Guidance Physical Education culum CA.B., B.S, and M.A. e eoes Q V . W 3 l E ,ic N.P.. Mo. , Ed.S. M1ch. Iu' sg r.vVV EM State Univ.J seeonn Guidance Director i:1: . W' f- 1 2-' Mr. Robert Gowing G G Mr. Delbert Cortright M fB.S. N.W. Mo. , fB.S. and M.S. Ill. State Univ.T 3 M.A.c010. state Coll.J Guidance M American History Adult High School Guidance 157 Y Y, , 7 Y w Mathematics Mr. Herbert Cormack QB.S: Kan. State Teachers Coll., M.A. Univ. of Iowaj Mathematics iaiiH'! p X 9' Mr. Louis Schmadeke fB.A. State Coll. of Iowa, M.S. Drake Univ.J Geometry Mr. Mervyn Dauenbaugh fB.S. Greenville Coll M.A. Univ. of lowal Advanced Algebra Advanced Math 158 l G Physical Education 'T1Y Mr. Ron Havemann Miss Hazel Mathews fB.A. State Coll. of Iowa. fB.A, Univ, of Iowa? M-A- Univ- Of IOWHT Physical Education Physical Education ,gm 3 2' E 3 'Hn Mr. Richard Shwery Z fB.s. and M.s. Ind. Univ.J '?E:A'? f',ZfSX:Q Physical Education M A N E M0 3 ' Secondary Math Physical Education l59 Mr. Ray Culver fB.S. S.W. Mo., M.A. State Coll. Of Iowal Science ll Physics Science Mr. Bill Jones Mr. Dale Eidem fB.S. Univ. of N. Dak.l Chemistry fB.S. and M.S. Western Ill. Univ.J Biology Mr. Frank Kurtenbach Mr. Norman Smith fB.S. S. Dah. State Univ.J fB.A. State Coll. of Iowa Biology ,M.A. N.E Mo.J '0' Hour Drivers Education Chemistry General Science ll Mathematics 160 Driver Education Skills , Miwkwwfmwww Mr. DeWitt Booth Mr- Dick Jones fB.A. and M.A. State fB.A. State Coll. of Iowaj Coll. of Iowal Driver Education Industrial Arts Miss Katherine Winger Mr. Bill Wood fB.S. St. Mary of the Woods, fB.S. Kan. State Teachers Co1l.J M.Ed. Loyola Univ. fChicagoJl Industrial Arts 161 Social Studies Mr, Bob Benneit Mr. Charles Groff CB.S. Western I11. Univ.D fB-A- Augustana C011- M.A. State Coll. of Iowaj American History wgrld History American History World Geography Mr. Dick Peterson M . , L fB.S. Iowa Wesleyanl fE.SfaR?E- aEFett Ec0n?m1cSH. M.A. Univ. of Mo.J Amerlcan 1St0rY Marriage and Family 162 Office Personne wg.. -rx . ,-.. - . y M . 'A 1 so ' W H ci 2: K , s so K e K so susssi a 1 c. .. f . - ' 'Q V' I it -f , . ye.. t, 1 i u .. ' . i f s i , gas WSP 'A A . ' ' 'V if K ae. sis 'X A' ' M i-:ew V ii . I Lmh: P mm,K 1 i, A: t Q 5.5 A wail 2 MP 2, I 5 Wg? K. 71. as . .s - T., M.. V ,xW A W AQ, , -p ,.. ...,... Mrs. K. Kennedy and Miss B. Head First Row: Mrs. V. Nelson, Mrs. D. Hand, Mrs. E. Carter, Mrs. A Bode Second Row: Mrs. M. Guild, Mrs. N. NBISGH, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. B. Danley, Mrs. M. Chesser, Mrs. E. Rosencrans Thanks to the great work of Vi Nelson and her staff KHS has the greatest lunches that could possibly be served. Cusfodions XNQ Many hard hours are put in by Betty and Karen. They are always available to assist students, teachers, and administrators. M be 'ii Teaching Assistants i i i i . Q Mrs. M. Gowing, Mrs. M. Hanlin, W Mrs. V. Saint, Mrs. M. McDevitt ? These four ladies serve in the i curriculum department, librarie 1 and study halls. 'Fl Mr. H. Gilpin, Mr. V. Welker, Mr. J. Bunker, Mr. G. Collins, Mr. H. Stice, Mr. R. Brookhart These men are responsible for the neat appearance of our school. Because of their industrious work, each student s, can be proud of KHS. 163 W UH-if At last, the messy glue, typewriter, vari-typer, pictures, ink, and paper have been put away for another year! Credit goes to every staff member who 'racked' their brains writing copy and who got 'stuck up' gluing pictures. Mr. Gowing can sigh with relief knowing he can once again reclaim his office, he will not hate to write anymore yellow slips, and he will not be forever misplacing the copy he just had. Yes, the never-ending confusion has stopped, and the Comment for l966 has been completed. Hopefully, these pages will serve to remind the class of 1966 of the many wonderful achievements and victories that have taken place in their senior year. The classes of '67 and '68 can look at this yearbook knowing what can be possible for them. We have tried to reproduce a reminder of all the won- derful moments and activities that have made this year the greatest. Any time, any place, the 1966 Comment can bring back many fond and lasting memo- ries. In closing another volume of the Comment we the staff would like to sal- ute two people who have had a great deal to do with whatever success can be claimed for these books of memories that are produced annually. Catllryn and John Coffey have been so patient and understanding as we fumbled and delib- erated on several choices we faced. So we say thank you for many, many years of faithiul help, Mr. and Mrs. Coffey. We S' WW W ,mf 164