Klemme High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Klemme, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

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MLL 55 56 62 66 ...TO ons'-X2 ...73 oou7,-L 04076 79 lot Coreen Arnold Don Arnold Noreen Arnold Lora Baack Barbara Baker Grace Behrens my M -:Mmm CLASS 'VL 'M,. M SEVENTY i Peggy Blau Don Brunes P2111 BU-Schma-U11 Margaret Butler E Randell Christians ' Vicki Christians Gary Clabaugh Eldon Gast Robert Dowling Susan Flaten E Loretta Griggs Nancy Hagen 1 3 e i R5-Ck H9-rtzell Randy Helps Duane Jurgemeyer i r Jackie Kaduce Royce Kaduce Steve Kvale Marian Lau Marlene Linahon Marilyn Netland Mike Lemke Tom Murray Patty Nuehring Duane Schlei Doug Sobek Curt Stadtlander Cindy Stille- Greg Tue Ray Waddingham b ami' ' f anim , ,, .Q ,-ff .af f' , ' l e ' I, J ' 7 . . -11 ff: . ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Back Row, Left to Right: J. Edward Lee Csuperintendentl Raymond Wille, Roy Arnold, Harry Anderson. Front Row, Left to Ri ht: Gloria Haugen Csecretaryg, Al Denny fpresidentl, Marvin Schmidt. yW1l11am Hasenwinkel, principal Mrs. Duran Jr. High Explor. Art Junior Sponsor Annual Advisor Mrs. Hodaway Biology Physiology Girls P.E. Cheerleader Advisor 7th Grade Sponsor Science Club Sponsor Mr. Lugaurer Mr. Fenster Physics Junior and Senior High Guidance General Science Ass. Football Coach Head Basketball Coach Track Coach Science Club Sponsor Sth Grade Sponsor K-Club Sponsor Mr. Hall High School English Sophmon3Sponsor X Newspaper Advisor Mrs. Abele Junior High Social Studies Junior Hi h Mathematics S Junior High Cheerleader Advisor Sth Grade Sponsor Student Council Advisor aszzsaewwwr, f Mr. Goodrich Math Football Coach Ass't. Basketball Coach Golf Coach K-Club Sponsor Sophmore Sponsor l Jr. High Explor. Mrs. Gerardi Jr. High English Vocal Music 1-12 Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Girls' Glee Small Vocal Groups 7th Grade Sponsor Mr. Wriedt Ind. Arts Junior Sponsor Jr. High Explor MP: Pet8I'S Bookkeeping Office Practice TYPinS Economics Business Law FBLA Sponsor Senior Sponsor Mrs. Wirth Jr. High Explor. Home-Ee Junior Sponsor Q , :Q S.. . a A , 4 ...f fr Mr. Friedow Spanish Speech Q Drama Play Director Speech Coach Spanish Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor Jr. High Explor- Mrs. Lee Libr FTA Seni Mr. Mortensen Band Director Small Instrumental Groups Pep Club Sponsor Freshmen Sponsor History Government Boy's P.E. Jr. High Coach . , X r s .. 1 s , : YR is i , 3 Mrs. Mortensen Home-Ec Junior Sponsor arian Sponsor or Sponsor Mr. Hamilton Basketball Mrs. Hasenwinkel Football Track Library Supervisor Girl's Softball Coach Freshmen Sponsor 1 1 - , w5ei11szsfSfi'rf: 2-Jff-ffm,-1.-:ffwwfww-mf-L ..,,a,i,,n, , d SCHGOL PERSONNEL Cooks Schaefer, Viola Blau. Custodia ns Alice Meints, Myrtle Lemke Bus Drivers Kenneth Kluokhon, Eugene Greimann Front Row, Left to Right: William Hamilton, Ronald Wreidt, Don Mortenson. Back Row: Betty Schaefer, Dwight Helps, Virgil ' Goodrich, Jerry Vanderwolde. Absent: John Haugen, Harvey Barz, Harlan Nuehring, Don Brunes. JUNIOR CLASS J Albers R Alden T Ausborn M Back E Bell R Ridder J Schoenwetter D J M P Bertilson Bock Brekke Buschmann Buseman Franzen Goodrich Groesbeck S C V M M Hall M Hanson R Helps P Kaduce K Haley D Nannenga N Nuehring M Pringnitz Absent: Bruggeman Jacobs Klinge Olsen WEEE SOPHOIVIORE CLASS 4 , 2. Bachman Bachman B911 Blank Bosworth Bridges Brinkman Bruhl Christians Christie Cunningham Denny Flaten Greimann Gretillat Griggs Hummel Larson Lau Lemke Mau Nannenga Netland Roths Schmidt Schwichtenberg Smith Stromer Stromer Tue MW. C Abele M Ames M Anderson L Arnold L Ausbom R Ausborn D Back D Baker C Bertilson K Carolus P Christians M Franzen G Guth K Hayworth R Heginger M Katter M Katter E Larsen P McClure D Mewes D Nannenga C Nuehz-ing 3 gueglmrjng ue rlng C Olsen L Ostendorf K Pearson K Quintus S Ridder 1 L Schmdf L I L 4' I : ,. 1 ,',,.,:K Vnug. ,..,. 1, '-.q-- IK' ' Q' D ,1,AV'A D,-' W lf' IA' ,D 53 ' . . D DD 'iff A , , - DDD DD DD R Schoenwetter D S Schwichtenberg DDD1 G Scott D Trampel GRADE EIGHT - 2 ma.. L Lemke N McClure M Murray B Netland C J R G S M Hayworth Kaduce Kilgore Larsen Lau R Albers B Alden N Ames K Ausborn M Baker L Barz J Bock Bruhl Bruhl Butler Cunningham Denny Hagen V Olthoff K Pearson G Ridder M Rosendahl K Schulz G Smith S Smith ggi? 'ERE R Tiggemann fig! ,wi 'Mg , i QMEWMRKRMP GRADE SEVEN Abele Ames Bell Brinkman Bruggman Buckley Carolus Christians 'W i 5 si Q 3 . , . ,1mfaE --Wray. -ww-Wm--,,, v liz V Gerdes B Groesbeck P Guth J Hartzell R Helps C Jurgemeyer M Katuin K S Lein Lemke Lenz J Nuehring K Pearson l K Roths D Scott B Thorson C Velau P Watnem K Weiland J Wille R Yakel f ,.,, fig -A 1 new : ij v Y W S 4, N sw A A 22335 i Sw K I a if I M Back Row, Left to Right: Ann Mewes, Cheryl Nuehring, Joleen Hummel, Dawn Bringnitz, Kathy Pbints, Sandra Stadtlander, Wanda Netland, Brenda Lemke, LuAnn Schmidt. Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Pearson, Jane McClure, Kenny Weiland, Deborah Albers, Jerolyn Beier, Alan Schoenwetter, David Rosendahl, Tom Thorson, Gene Anderson, Barbara Buckley, Susan Hall, Mrs, Hayner. Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Bachman, Sharon Cunningham, Delorys Klinge, Patty Pannhoff, Jimmy Pannhoff, Jamie Schmidt, Tom Gretillat, Rodney Sobek, Brad Bosworth, Tom Roths, Bernard Larson, Absent: Cindy Kvale. SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE Back Row, Left to Right: Charles l'hCrary, Jeffrey Shumate, Jeffrey Watemiller, Mark Lau, Dale VerHe1st, Tim Anderson, Steven Lenz. Second Row, Left to Right: M s. Wessels, Kendall Klinge, Dean Bertilson, Julie Shumate, Kyra Hayworth, Beth Christians, Marlene Velau, Sandra Gerdes, Scott Schoenwetter, Brad Quintus. Front Row, Left to Right: Tom Buckley, Greg Pbwes, Allan Heginger, Denise Albers, Barbara Neuberger, Sonja Ridder, Barbara Lau, Tracey Cunningham, David Brighton, Terry Trampel, David Schwichtenberg, Absent: Kevin Brunes. Rack Pow, Left to Right: Mrs. Johnson, Robert Lau, David Jurgemeyer, Philip Watnem, -Tudy Fchoenwetter, Eilien Velau, Linda Carolus, Julie Maley, Mark Hayner. Front Pow, Left to Bight: Marcia Brighton, Kay Weiland, Denise McCrary, Debra nusborn, Kay Rosendahl, Mar-yMcC1ure, Linda Nannenga, Cindy Abele. FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE Back Row, Left to Right: Miss Johnson, Karen Gerdes, Michelle Lemke, tfhlanie Hayner, Brad Shumate, Stefani Albers, Brad Trumbell, Randy Stille, Randy Albers. Second Row, Left to Right: Dwight Cunningham, Brian Goll, Brian Bosworth, Mark Bachman, Sherrie Greiman, Elaine VerHe1st, Annette Lemke. Front Row, Left to Right: Kelly weiland, Wendell Ulrich, Susan Katuin, Sara Roths, Carol Buckley, Laurie Stille, Sue Pringnitz, Jody Beier, Wayne Neuberger, Brad Henschen, Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Schmidt, Linda Lemke, Clayton Prescott, Norman Bruggeman, Vincent Baaclc, Valerie Anderson. Front Row, Left to Right: David Abele, Julie Haugen, Julie Pearson, Joanie Beier, Marvin Beckman. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE R Back Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Besch, Chuck Helps, Michael Mortensen, Kristie Hayner, Cheri Albers, Kerry Hayworth, Steven Schmidt, Dean Carolus, Donald Thorsen, Todd Wille, Christine VerHe1st, Robert Buckley, Mrs, Hall. Front Row, Left to Right: Douglas Ames, Dean Prescott, Sharon Pannhoff, bhrk Brighton, Wanda Gilpin, Todd Bachman, Barbara Heginger, Valerie Goll, James Bachman, Richard Ulrich, Timothy Baker. 'R Back Row, Left to Right: Terry Smeby, Janice Ausborn, Lisa Ann Hatton, Ray Schmidt, Kay Larson, Brian Kurtz, Michael Albers, Michelle Baack, Kelly Shumate, Lynetta Ulrich. Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Arnold, Linda Buckley, Alan Pannhoff, Corrine Cunningham, Lisa E-Yille, Kevin Bachman, Carla Heginger, Linda Stille, Edwin M::C1:ary, Deanna Haugen. Q ,Q ,al QS' .2 . .. .,.. .. 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'U ..E,,- a:.5fw5':'.a-.'t, H se i wa: n5ff,. . h wl - .W,,ww'Q KINDERGARTEN alll- ' ATHLETICS Top row, left to right: R Ausborn, L Arnold, M Lemke, R Olsen, M Jacobs, R Hartzell, M Tue, R Bachman, T Christians, B Christie, D Gnth, D Schlei. Center row: K Pearson, T Ausborn, D Brunes, R Alden, D Arnold, T Murray, R Ridder, G Tue, W Flaten, R Kaduce, D Bertilson. Front row: D Back, L Schmidt, D Leu, M Behrens, M Denny, R Schoenwetter, R Bosworth, G Scott, E Larson. FOOTBALL The 1969-1970 football season proved to be the best on record. Thirty-two uniformed men hit the field for the first game, including 8 seniors, 6 juniors, 9 sophomores, and 9 freshmen. Great moral support was shown from the sidelines. The season ended with the Shamrocks in fourth place in the North Star Conference with a record of S wins and 3 losses. Woden-Crystal Lake Corwith-Wesley Ventura Boone Valley MESBRVEY-THORNTON Kanawha CAL Sheffield-Chapin Klemme Opponent 50 14 33 15 O 19 21 12 28 38 56 l2 36 14 7 40 Total Total Total Total The l969-1970 football team broke or tied all existing school records. These included: ALL SCHQOL RECQRDS CONFERENCE RECORDS Single Game Totals Total yardage in season by individual--lO3l yds, -- Team Rick Hartzell Pts.--56--Kanawha Yds.--502--Kanawha Most yards recei d-- 7 Q -- Yds Rushing--326--CAL Tom Murray. Ve 5 5 y S. Yds. Passing--262--Kanawha Individuals Total Offense--Rick Hartzell--368 yds.--Kanawha Rushing Yds.--Dennis Bertilson--158 yds.--Boone Valley Passing Yds.--Rick Hartzell--262 yds.--Kanawha Pass Receptions--Tom Murray--155 yds.--Kanawha Scoring--Tom Murray--26 points--Woden-Cnystal Lake Tackles--Royce Kaduce--23--CAL Tie--Longest Scoring Play--85 yds.--Tom Murray-- Sheffield-Chapin Total Total Total Total SEASON TOTALS Team Total Points 321 Yards 2,732 Rushing 1,643 Passing 1,084 Individuals Average 28.8 341 206 136 Total Offense--Rick Hartzell--1251 yds. Rushing Yards--Dennis Bertilson--583 yds Passing Yards--Rick Hartzell--1024 Pass Reception--Tom Murray--675 Scoring--Tom Murray--76 points Tackles--Royce Kaduce--106 Left to Right: D Nannega Cmanagerj, V Goodrich Cass. coachb, A Lugauer Chead coachl, L Ostendorf fmanagerj, P Buschmann, M Lemke, C Stadtlander, P Buschmann, R Kaduce, R Hartzell, T Christians, R Ridder, R Olsen, D Arnold, D Bertilson, G Clabaugh. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Al Lugauer SHAMROCK BASKETBALL The Klemme Shamrocks had a very successful season in 1969- l97O. The Shamrocks finished chile fourth in the North Star Confer- co-captaine - Mike Lemke Rick Har-tzeii tWgIEhtie5g2ag2flO:g51e Zgetgggh Mike: Athlete of the Year Shamrocks won the Sectional Tourn- First team all-conference ament at Britt. Klemme advanced All-state honorable mention to the opening round of District School record for points scored play at Mason City, where they in one game - 54 were defeated by Northwood-Kensett Rick: Second team all-conference The Shamrocks final record for all All-State honorable mention games was 14-8, 1 4 o if xv' a Mike Lemke Rick Hartzell Curt Stadtlander' Gary Clabaugh Forward Forward Center' Guard Paul Buschmarm Royce Kaduce Don Arnold Center F0I'WaT'd Guard Front Row, Left to Right: M Katter, K Pearson, C Stadtlander, R Alden, D Arnold, D Jurgemeyer, B Dowling. Back Row: Mr. Lugauer Ccoachl, M Anderson, L Arnold, R Olsen, R Bosworth, W Flaten,'K Hayworth, D Back, R Hegingera TRACK 1970 RECORDS SET HIGH JUMP - gurgis Stadtlander '9 MRO YARD RELAY - R7.5 seconds Murray Katter Don Arnold Rex Alden Curtis Stadtlander B80 YARD RELAY - l minute 37.8 seconds Don Arnold Rex Alden Randy Olsen Murray Katter POLE VAULT - Mark Anderson 10' MRO YARD DASH - Curtis Stadtlander 51.8 seconds ENTERED IN STATE TRACK MEET: LOW HURDLES-Wayne Flaten MRO YARD DASH-Curt Stadtlander 2 MILE RUN-Duane Jurgemeyer BROAD JUMP-Murray Katter WMM QWNHNU I , M fxagigak Q, f u , K Nwm MMww?Z2ah5 ' VA ,J M XM M y f . V ' 'W' l ' X i.J, AMN do H' R Mr. Goodrich Mr. Lugauer Mr. Hamilton MT' Fenster' Golf Instructor Track Coach Girls' Softball Coach Baseball Coach l X BOYS' GOLF Front Row, Left to Right: G Clabaugh, R Hartzell, M Denny, N Nuehring. Back Row: E Larsen D Arnold, M Lemke, M Ames, Mr. Goodrich Kcoachl . A ,M , , V., .c,..........i..l-,.....i..N..,. W, ,,....,,,...,, .4 Left to Right: V Christians, V Goodrich, M Brekke, M Butler, E Bell, M Back, D Baker, S Buseman, N Hagen, S Lemke, C Arnold, Mr. Goodrich. CHRLS' GOLF AND SOFTBALL Girls' Softball - First Row, Left to Right: M Murray, J Wille, J Hartzell, J Bruhl. Second Row: V Gerdes, S Lenz, P Watnem, D Scott. Third Row: S Ridder, K Hayworth, J Nuehring, N Bridges. Fourth Row: S Schwichtenberg, P Christians, i D Baker, K Schultz. Fifth Row: M Butler, P Blau, B Thorson, S Lein. Sixth Row: C Olsen, C Arnold, M Back, V Goodrich. Seventh Row: Mr. Hamilton fooachl, R Brinkman, J Kaduce, M Hall. BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: M Ames, D Back, D Lau, M Baker, C Kilgore, S Denny. Back Row: R Bosworth, W Flaten, G Scott, L Arnold, R Schonwetter, L Schmidt, M Denny, Mr. Fenster. Front Row, Left to Right: W Flaten, R Kaduoe, R Olsen, D Arnold. Back Row: R Alden, W Bruggeman, R Bosworth, R Hartzell, M Denny, Mr. Fenster. TEAM Wk fri , U Qqmva. fl f Mes ,Qi Q' 'Li ,f':': f wxaT...fn bug E W E: 3 1311? , ff: ,, Q Q ? Qs , wiv 5? I, .f 5 A if .V E? 5 i ,. ? 1, Ai,'v- 2' ,. QQ: ff'-4, 'Q' 4 L is Q 5. ,AL A gggm 3, W 3. gf we f 5 YV fl NF , , Bef ,, 1 352 , Q , :lag , . ,E W ' . A y - 15 I X .Q , 5 2 3 I 4 , N' 'Ek .www -Q 3 26 Imp. f 9' JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS A Team, Left to Right: M Baker, C Kilgore, R Tiggemann, D Lau, B Netland, D Kaduce, S Denny, V Olthoff. Center: Mr. Hamilton. BASKETBALL B Team, Standing, Left to Right: M Rosendahl, K Pearson, M Christians, R Albers, B Groesbeck, K Pearson, J Lemke, Mr. Hamilton. Front, Left to Right: R Helps, L Lemke, P Brinkman. First row, left to right: M Baker, K Ausborn, R Helps,D Kaduce, V Olthoff, S Denny. Second row: S Ames, M Katuin, R Yakel, S Buckley, P Brinkman, M Rosendahl, J Lemke. Third row: B Groes- beck, K Pearson, K Pearson, D Lau, B Netland, R Tiggemann, L Lemke, C Kilgore, Mr. Hamilton. FOOTBALL Junior High Cheerleader Sponsor Mrs. Abele CHEERLEADERS L Front, Left to Right: D Scott, P Watnem, L Barz, J Bruhl. Middle: J Nuehring, G Smith. Top: J Wille, M Murray. Back row, left to right: Mr. Hamilton-coach, D Kaduc M Posendahl, K Pearson, B Netland, D Lau, B Groesbeck, R Tlggemann, L Lemke. Front row: R Albers, M Baker, S Denny, V Olthoff, M Katuin, R Helps, C Kilgore. GIRLS' AND BOYS' TRACK Back row, left to right: G Smith, Mr. Hamilton-coach, B Butler, P Guth, B Alden, B Thorson, K Schultz, S Lei D Scott, N Ames. Front row: J Nuehring, M Murray, K Hayworth, L Larsen, G Ridder, J Wille, J Hartzell, P Watnem. T1 9: CLUBS Top row, left to right: Officers: V Goodrich, Student Council representative, N Arnold, Secretary- Treasurerg B Baker, President, C Arnold, Vice-President. Second row: C Bertilson, Mr. Mortensen, S Ridder. Third row: D Hummel, R Helps, M Grosbeck. Fourth row: J Bock, C Schmidt, M Back. Fifth row: P Christians, S Buseman, K Maley. Sixth row: C Nuehring, N Blank, E Bell. Clockwise, left to right: Cheerleader R Brinkman, P Blau, S Lemke, C Franzen, M Hall, M Franzen, M Butler, D Baker. Center: M Bruhl. Absent: Nyla Bridges. PEP CLUB Mr. Mortensen, sponsor The Klemme Shamrock Pep Club carried on several activities throughout the year. Since money earned last year was used to help buy new cheerleader uniforms, we had to find a way to raise money. We decided to sell football helmet key chains, and it proved to be a successful project. Klemme's first homecoming parade was held this year, so the Pep Club constructed a float. Our float carried the slogan Mow 'Em Down . Throughout the year, members helped to make pep posters for game days, worked to get pep bus riders, and carried on spirit at games. First Row, Left to Right: C Franzen Creporterk, V Christians fvice- presidentl, J Kaduce Csecretaryj, P Kaduce fstudent council representativel, P Blau, C Arnold, Mr. Peters Csponsorl. Second Row: ,B Baker, K Maley, J Albers, R Helps, M Brekke, C Ber- tilson, M Hansen, M Franzen. Third Row: R Helps, L Klinve, R Waddinvham, G Clabaugh, R Hartzell, P Buschmann, D Brunes, L Arnold Fourth Row: D Schlei, D Arnold, P Busohmann, R Ridder, R Kaduce, M Jacobs, R Christians, D Jurgemeyer. Absent: G Tu C 'd e presi entl, T Murray Ktreasurerj, M Lemke, M Tue. The 1969-1970 school year has to be considered a suc- cessful year for the Future Business Leaders of America- Qur monthly meetings consist- ed of films, guest Speakers, and some reports from membePS who had visited various colleges- we had a very worthwhile field trip to Waterloo and Cedar Falls' At Cedar Falls we had an inter- esting tour of the University of Northern Iowa. We also had H extended tour of John Deere trac- tor works, The grand finale was Mr, Peters a picnic at Mr. Peter'S P1309 CSponsorJ that proved to bea lot of fun. Front Row, Left to Right: M Groesbeck, treasurerg M Pringnitz, secretaryg M Back, historian, C Stille, presidentg M Lau, vice- presidentg Mrs. Lee. Middle Row, Left to Right: D Hummel, D Nuehring, S Smith, C Netland, S Lemke, M Netland, S Flaten. Back Row: C Mau, J Bock, N Hagen,K Greiman, M Bruhl, N Blank, R Olsen. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mrs . Lee, sponsor I, arf - The Klemme chapter of the Future Teachers of America was a very busy group this year. Throughout the year, members assisted teachers in the elementary, junior high, and high schools. A joint meeting was held with the Klemme Education Association a trip was made to Ames to the state FTA convention, and a bake sale was held. To complete the year, a picnic was held and officers for the coming year were elected. 5 5 I k k Gwinn K X First Row, Left to Right: R Ridder, vice-president, E Bell, reporter, V Goodrich, secretary-treasurer, N Hagen, president, Mr. Friedow. Second Row, Left to Right: M Butler, N Arnold, D Nuehring, C Olsen, R Brinkman, C Schmidt, C Arnold, K Greiman, B Roths. Third Row, Left to Right: s Bchwichtenberg, s Ridder, D Baker, P christians, D Hu mel, C Mau, N Bridges, N Blank. Fourth Row, Left to Right: J Bock, M Pringnitz, M Groesbeok, M Back, D Guth, L Arnold, G Scott, D Lau. Fifth Row, Left to Right: D Brunes, D Arnold, R Schoenwetter, R Larsen, M Denny. SPANISH CLUB Mr. Friedow CSponsorD First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Luganer, M Butler Csecretary-treasurer! I Mrs. Hodaway. Second Row: D Arnold Cpresidentj, P Nuehring Cvice- presldent, N Hagen. Thlrd Row: M Lau, N Arnold, C Stille. Fourth Row: R Kaduoe, D Sohlei, B Christie. Fifth Row: K Hayworth, W Bruggeman, D Brunes. SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Lugauef Mrs. Hodaway Sponsor Sponsor af' Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Hall, C. Arnold, J. Kaduce, G. Behrens D. Brunes, R. Hartzell, C. Stadtlander, M. Groesbeck. Second Row: C. Netland, B. Roths, M. Pringnitz, R. Brinkman, S. Smith, S. Ridder, D. Hummel, P. Kaduoe. Third Row: M. Linahon, S. Flaten, M. Netland, B. Baker, V. Christians, M. Frazen, D. Baker, C. Frazen, C. Nuehring. Fourth Row: P. McClure, J. Willie, J. Hartzell, K. Hayworth, J. Bock, C. Bertilson, M. Hall, D. Trampel, E. Bell. Mr. Hall CSponsorJ .4-:zffafrrfz-..5:?:. , zb.-:::::3'f:9.-2:1195 . - ,.I-:- SPRING PLAY 223408 ' . ...- Rehearsals are well underwayssk 6349 Egggggiik my the Sprisn-E P-Lal- H114 nn!! i'O be Dl. 6,6 xg: sented Apr il 21 KLEMME vs . BV lb '90 Lie.. report , Lance . 7 A S E son have joins On fvefdsv, A ry . Jew 4? K plays the :part rocks got re.-xp , . 'Ns I, Q9 age boy who co earlier defeats in in n Q, 063 ment house. L Star Conferen' '2Qpf X'Zw 4.1gQb an off-sggge b Gary Clabaugh . 'mgfgfo 9660 '12, Randy' Ridde several long e 0,99 evo' O4-6, ,Q fy his manv lines defense. ,g,m. .,.- - was Oi2l69 Qi sige game.ggEgm, ' o 0f?'4.e'fv 59 Lgmke S301 2:f:f:?v:-1512155.55-' . I p.'9 he 9 6 9 4 ' wwwwf ' A Q O O 5 Jackie Kaduce, Grace Behrens Ceo-editorsl defense. ,ifgf made - z game far K son A throws to'ice This'game Was effort'of the what happens I paly tcgetQ.wgi, he ser Curt Stadtlsnder Gary Clabaugh im team: 35, 19 HQjl3 Q 411902: 04. zhefp G-8 4'-47.5 'O 'isa fgq. woe. U 8. 5 V :J - A. fig. A - O6 :- 9 191 GN , 'QS 0 0 ,Ci gf , Q 69 'r O 4 xl' P if 00 6 645' A ...Hd Q - H ! GU5 9 V 1 ' S A Sf? a F A E la 0 Rick Hartzell Dennis Bertilson RandyURidjer DonYArnold ' Qs 0 A Q ff 4-'iv' 4 X06 '2 'J S9 413: 9 , 0 ::::, .. S 6G U Q Jax K A ,LJ 4 K' S C N oe ' 1: , '59 19 f 1 if ,gr 9 6 3 O . . . .5 '- 'Ao ' 9e.42jYG5 4A6 60,0 ' 8 ,A b LL O' O sgbeeee .os qEE!v!HgQQi2 6gQb53?fgJ QQ ' Gr. 113.6110 -O 90 Back Row, Left to Right: D Brunes, R Hartzell, C Stadtlander, R Kaduce, G Behrens, D Schlei, R Helps, B Baker. Second Row, Left to Right: P Nuehring, M Lau, M Groesbeck, V Christians, V Goodrich M Back, N Arnold, C Stille. Front Row, Left to Right: M Malay, R Helps, N Hagen, E Bell, M Butler, S Flaten, M Netland, Mrs. Duran, P Kaduce, J Kaduce, G Arnold. Left to Right: Noreen Arnold, copywriteg Grace Behrens, activities, Jackie Kaduce, ANNUAL STAFF activities, Margaret Butler, copywriteg Don Burnes, photo- graphy. Mrs. Duran, Annual Advisor Nancy Hagen, Editor Coreen Arnold, Editor Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Hasenwinkel,,C. Nuehring, J. Kaduce, C. Bertilson, P. Kaduce, K. Hayworth, J. Bock, Mrs. Lee Second Row: B. Baker, C. Schmidt, R. Brinkman, J. Sohonwetter, D. Nuehring, N. Bridges, L. Griggs, R. Schwitchberg, P. McClure, S. Ridder. Third Row: C. Netland, S. Lemke, S. Smith, P. Christians, D. Trampel, D. Mews, D. Baker, M. Hall, L. Griggs, L. Ausborn. Fourth Row: M. Netland, M. Cunningham, R. Larsen, R. Olsen, G. Scott, L. Arnold, L. Ostendorf. 'Absentr S. Schwitchenberg, D. Back, D. Stromer, L. Baaok LIB RA RIA N S Mrs . Ha s enwink el MP S Q Lee ,.. Peggy Ka duce , a s tud ent librarian, MTS ' Ha S enwin-E516 helping in the helps Mrs. Lee in the elementary big? SCh00l llbP9TY is Mrs. Lee's library in her free time. asslstant- GPHCS Behrens is the student librarian. I f 3425. wpwwg I . . - .fi , , 9 .. E is Back Row, Left to Right: Myrna Groesbeck, Connie Schmidt, Diane Hummel, Mary Hall, Vernetta Goodrich, Marian Pringnitz. Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Hasenwinkle, Nancy Hagen Cpresidentl, Patty Nuehring Kvice-presidentj, Cindy Stille Csecretary-treasurerl, Coreen Arnold. This year we started a new chapter of the National Honor Society at K. H. S. Those above are the charter members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CLUB Mr. Lugauer Mr. Goodrich Sponsor Sponsor Front Row, Left to Rlght Mr Hall, D Arnold, treasurer, C Stllle, secretary, M Prlngnltz, vlce presldent, C Arnold, pPSS1deHt, Mr Hasenwlnkle Mlddle Row P Kaduce, B Baker, M Nannenga, V GOOdT1Ch, M Groesbeok, N Hagen Back Row N Nuehrlng, C Stadtlander, R Hartzell, L Arnold, D Guth, R Larsen aaa?'H lQ?Eg ' Q 23 gg? Y Q : U C wa N. gf: Qffgag, wi. ,iw lsr, LN f wg, ,- :gf :xxxfm . - ' fh a 512:21 Mr. H3SGDWlHkPl E2 ni EQ? gg? EEYELQSSEQS Hi-?::. , W -wfamw Hmhmwaiwi NF. Hall Ma AA., l Vw-S 'mfr Y EM-'W I Qi A'. ww , I II I ,1,, isa-i m g, Ag 'w sq . IF? ACTIVITIES CONTEST First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Friedow, S Ridder, C Arnold, N Hagen, D Brunes, M Franzen, N Bridges. Second Row: J Bock, D Hummel, S Smith, R Brinkman, S Lemke, R Hartzell, P Nuehring. Third Row: M Cunningham, R Larsen, D Lau, M Denny. Above are the students who competed in the small group district contest at Webster City. Mr. Friedow, speech coach and play director. At right are the students who received I ratings at district and went on to the state contest at Sac City. Three of them received II ratings, and Don Brunes ra- ted a I. Don also attended a speech festival at Cherokee where he received a dramatic acting award for his perfor- mance. State Speech, Left to Right: J Bock, Mr. Friedow Ccoachb, D Brunes, M Denny, N Bridges. SPEECH ONE-ACT PLAY HCobbler, Stick to Thy Lastn was the one-act play presented at speech contest this year. Casting was done in mid December and the play was first presented on January lO at the Cherokee Speech Festival when it received a II rating. After much more practice the play was presented at District Large Group Speech Contest at Esterville when it received a II rating. The last perfonnance was at Speech Night when it was presented for the public. One-act Play, Left to Right: M Hall, C Arnold, N Hagen, D Brunes, Mr. Friedow Cdirectorl, R Hartzell. PLAY-READING The play-reading was a drama called Judgement Morning . On its first performance in dis- trict contest at Estherville the play received a straight I rating. The state large group contest was held at Spencer. The play-reading received a II rating there and gave its last performance on Speech Night for the public. O I I 4 Ji Play Reading, Left to Right: Mr. Friedow Cdirectorj, QI .,1, R Brinkman, C Schmidt, S Smith, M Denny. hi - - A A. m - L K Front Row, left to right: L Arnold, R Alden, C Stille, M Groesbeck N Bridges, E Bell, N Blank, J Kaduce, R Ridder. Second Row: Mr. Friedow, D Schlei, R Kaduce, R Olsen, D Arnold, J Bock, M Back, J Schoenwetter, P Blau, C Arnold, M Lemke, G Tue. Third Row: M Jacobs, R Hartzell, V Goodrich, M Lau, P Nuehring, M Hall, D Brunes, C Schmidt, S Smith, M Butler, N Hagen, M Denny, N Nuehring. QP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, a full- length comedy by Bel Kaufman, was presented by Klemme High School on November 7th and Sth. Mr.-Friedow directed the play assisted by student directors, Nancy Hagen and Cindy Stille. Sylvia Barrett Cplayed by Mary Halli, a young and inexperienced English teacher has many problems with a rebellious student named Joe Ferone Cplayed by Randy Ridderl. Mr. Friedow, the director, was presented with a gift from the cast by Nancy Hagen, a student director. Rick Hartzell played Mr. McCabe, a busy school official who had to deal with problem students. Mr. Friedow and Cindy, a director, apply make-up to Mike and Nola before the play. student Mary Hall played the leading role as Sylvia Barrett, the young teacher in an over- crowded New York school Front Bow, Left to Right: D Lau, M Denny, R Olsen, L sitting: P Nuehring, M Hall, H Ridder, H Hartzelly N Standing: D Hummel, N Blank, C Schmidt, Mr. Friedow, S Lemke, R Brinkman, J Bock, M Lemke, N Hagen, G TUG: Arnold. Nuehring. S Smith, N Bridges The play Dino is the story of an 18-year-old boy who has returned home after spending four years in reform school. The story concerns the attempts of a settlement house to help Dino adjust to a tolerant society. With the help of a shy office girl he not only adjusts but helps his brother refrain from fal- ling in his footsteps. Klemme High School presented the play on April 28 and 29. At right Mr. Friedow, the director, makes a critical analysis of the cast's performance during dress re hearsal. Below he gives the cast some last-minut instructions. He was aided in his direction by stu dents Nancy Hagen and Coreen Arnold. DINO Randy Ridder had the leading role, Dino. Meil Nuehring as Mr. Mandel, left, and Mike emke as Mr. Sheridan, right, are concerned about Dino's future. At right Dino's father, played by Greg Tue, disciplines his son in the only way he knows how.- Renee Brinkman played a shy office girl who was able to help the rebellious Dino. Dino is able to stop his brother Tony, played by Mike Denny, from making the same mistakes he did. First row, left to right: P Nuehring, N Hagen, M Back. Second row: M Groesbeck, C Mau, R Brinkman, P Christians, C Arnold, S Buseman. Third row: K Greiman, D Mewes, D Baker, K Quintus, V Goodrich, D Nannenga, C Nuehring, L Stromer, D Brunes, P Blau. Fourth row: Mr. Mortenson, M Katter, D Trampel, D Guth, N Bridges, M Butler, C Stille, Mr. Mortensen, director CONCERT The marching band was very busy this year working on routines that were done at the half-times of the foot- ball games. These took much time and practice for everyone, including Mr. Mortensen. After the foot- ball season, the band settled down to work on solos and ensembles for small group contest, where we did exceptionally well. Next came large group contest where the band received a I rating. During the year the band also presented two concerts and the marching band performed in several parades during the summer. First row, left to right: M Narmenga, D Hummel, J Bock- Second row: M Lau, C Schmidt, D Nuehring, M Hall, S Schwichtenberg, M Pr-ingnitz. Third row: R Schoenwetter, E Bell, J Schoenwetter, D Lau, R Kaduce, L Bell, L Schmidt, D Schlei, M Denny. Fourth row: R Hartzell, M Katter. BAND PEP BAND Front row, left to right: R Brinkman, C Mau, K Greiman, N Hagen, P Nuehring, M Back, M Groesbeck, K Quintus, S Smith. Second row: C Schmidt, D Nuehring, M Pringnitz, Q M Schwichtenberg, J Bock, D Hummel, N Bridges. Third row: L Schmidt, M Denny, M Leu, S Buseman, V Goodrich, C Stille. Fourth row: L Stromer, J Schoenwetter, E Bell, Mr. Mortensen, R Schoenwetter, M Katter. HWOnt TO Q'w . A L .1 , , fe . W, left T30 Hem- C ocrwmt, D Nuehrim M Hell chwiclt b A v - - or A 1 Q85 , len GTD' h,,xPf 1T1E5H1'Gz. Second row: D Schlei, The why, n Kiduce, n Schoenwetter, P Blau, D Bruneg, ilPO.TOW. A Hartzell, M Butler, P Nuehring. STAGE BAND PGN! POB! GIRLS ont row, left to right: S Ridder, M Franzen, B Baker, Brinkman, K Maley, M Netland, M Bruhl. Second rowzu j Kaduce, C Franzen, S Smith, M Nannenga, S Lemke, C Netlano, uh ' ,3- oc wichtenberg. Peggy Blau was chosen to re re- ? sent Klemme High School at the 1970 North Iowa Band Festival. Peggy was a senior and played the Cornet in marching, concert, and swing band. She was also in vocal music groups. Peggy was active in F.B.L.A. and Pep Club and was a varsity cheer- leader. She was also a candidate for homecoming queen this past year. BAND QUEEN Front Row, left to right: S Flaten, L Griggs, C Netland, P Kaduce, N Bridges, M Netland, K Maley. Second Row: L Baack, M Linahon, S Smith, D Gretillat, C Franzen, D Hu mel, J Bock. Third Row: M Cunningham, M Brekke, J Schoenwetter, B Baker, G Behrens, M Hall, S Buseman, C Stille. Fourth Row: L Schmidt, M Ames, L Stromer, D Jurgemeyer, G Clabaugh, R Hartzell, C Stadtlander. MIXED L Mrs. Gerardi, director Girl's Sextet Left to right: C Arnold, P Blau, P Nuehring, C Stille, M Lau, B Baker. ,MNmM, ,,....,.,..w.. .. ,,W,,.,.,......,ML. WL., , , Front Row, left to right: R Helps, R Sohwichtenberg, C Mau, M Pringnitz, B Roths, N Hagen. Second Row: K Greiman, P Blau, C Schmidt, L Griggs, M Bruhl, Mrs. Gerardi. Third Row: M Lau, P Nuehring, S Lemke, R Brinkman, M Nannenga, G Arnold, B Christie, E larson. Fourth Row: M Lemke, D Brunes, M Tue, M Denny, R Schoenwetter, M Katter. CHORUS Boys' Quartet Left to right: D Brunes, M Lemke, R Hartzell, Mixed Quartet, Top. M Lemke C Stadtlandef' Front, left to right: D Brunes, C Stille, M.Lau. M11 'Uma M X' MM s E W A , we gif!! W1 . I'-'FW :I i -5195755 sz 4,11 2' I ' 4,4 L, if xx' s, 1 1-f E, ':? 7 , gf' L 1, uf, -M wif'-f ?, Q ,zfbigiiey :i?l439'.2Ei4. CHAMBER CHOIR Front row: L Baack, D Hum el, B Baker, C Schmidt, M Pringnitz. Second row: M Brekke, J Bock, R Brinkman, G Behrens, M Nannenga, M Bruhl. Third row: M Cunningham, M Denny, L Stromer, W Flaten, R Sohoenwetter, L Schmidt. MADRIGAL Front row: S Buseman, C Arnold, C Stille, J Schoenwetter. Second row: C Franzen, P Nuehring, M Lau, M Hall, P Blau. Third row: G Claubaugh, R Hartzell, M Lemke, C Stadtlander, D Brunes. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES On the ninth of October, nineteen hundred and sixty-nine, the KHS Homecoming The juniors led the activities place with their skit, uBonnie seniors took second place with, festivities began. by winning first and Clyden. The UThe Shamrocks are a Many Splendid Teamu. The rest of the night continued with the burning of the bonfire. After the football boys threw in the traditional dummy, the cheerleaders continued to lead us in cheers during the Snake Dance. The Homecoming festivities continued the next day with the parade leading the program. A pep meeting which took place in the park followed the parade. The Meservey score at ing band climaxed Shamrock's Homecoming opponents were the Thornton Lancers. The Shamrocks lead the the half by a score of 14-12. The march- put on their half-time show that was by the crowning of Queen Grace and King Royce. The Shamrocks played a good second half, but the Shamrocks could not keep up the momentum they had overcome ained in the first half and were finall 8 N Y by a strong Meservey-Thornton team. The final score in this well-played game was Klemme 28, Meservey-Thornton 38. After the game a Homecoming Dance was held with the HOrphans of Loven providing the music. HOIVIECOIVIING nineteerm hundred Kung Queen and sixty-nine Front Row, Left to Right: Jackie Kaduce, Peggy Blau, Coreen Arnold. Back Row, Left to Right: Don Arnold, Duane Schlei, Tom Murray. The remains of the Lancer burned in effigy at the bonfire. Pep Club Float A The traditional decorating of the goal posts by the student council. The Student Council float carrying the Klemme Sham- rock football team. R, t Klemme vs . Meservy-Thortom Front row, left to right: Princess Myrna Groesbeck, Queen Cindy Stille, King Gary Clabaugh, Prince Phil Buschmann. Back r Schoenwetter, Mona Franzen, Curt Stadtlander, Nore tians, Marjorie Nannenga. This year's 1970 Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by the K-Club. Featured at the dance this year was KRlB's good guy, Bob Scott. Dancing began at 8:00 P.M. Saturday night, February 21. Then came ion. time for the coronat Gary Clabaugh was elected King and Cindy Stille was elected Queen. Prince and Princess were Phil Busch- mann and Myrna ow, Attendants: Rob en Arnold, Tom Chris- ! S' ill Groesbeck. Other attendants were Curt Stadt- lander and Noreen Arnold, Tom Chris- tians and Marjorie Nannenga, and Rob Schoenwetter and Mona Franzen. ,vcr 40 YEARS OF TEACHING Miss Bertha Johnson. Miss Johnson has taught school in this area for the past LO years. She has served the Klemme school for the past 1k years. Such a fine record for a lady who retired at the close of the 1969-1970 school year. All of our wishes for a long and happy retirement go with her from all of us here at school On April 26, 33 students, 2 teachers, and the mayor from Klemme joined about 1000 other marchers in a youth march to raise funds for Handicap Villa e. S Marchers walked from Mason City and Garner to Clear Lake. Ap- groximately S500 of the total 13,000 was raised by the KHS marchers in the 1h mile march. Captains for the Klemme area were Eldon Gast and Duane Jurgemeyer. THE SENIOR TRIP On Friday, May 15, the class of l9?O again began the old senior tra- dition of Skip Day. All but two of us boarded a Jefferson bus early that morning for the twin cities. Our first stop was the state capitol where we toured on our own. Next was the Como Park Zoo. After lunch we went to Betty Crocker for a tour of the kitchens. We were welcomed with coffee and brownies and then watched a film about the nkitchens of the worldu before we toured them. After the tour everyone was back in the bus and ready for Ham 's brewery. At Hamm's we had a short tour and then went to the Cooper Theater Cinerama where the movie NAirportN was pre- miering. Next we spent some time at the Southdale shopping center. Our last scheduled stop was at the Min- neapolis airport where we were on our own. After a brief visit to the Fairview-Southdale Hospital, we start- ed for homw. Although it was an in- teresting day, we were tired and glad to be home. NSpring, A Time for Usu was the theme of this year's Junior- Senior prom and banquet which was held on May 9, 1970. The gym was decorated to represent a patio with midnight blue streamers drawing to the center of the ceiling. An arch of green pomps was in the center of the gym and white wrought iron furniture was beneath it. Rose vines were draped on the brick walls which were around the gym. Music was provided by the NSoulution.H The banquet was held before the dance in the multi-purpose room, which was decorated to represent the dining room of the house being decorated with murals and rose bouquets. A candlelight dinner was pre- pared by mothers of the juniors and served by freshmen waiters A TIM FOR US and waitresses. They were: Carol Bertilson, Patti Christians, Mona Franzen, Sylvia Ridder, Lance Arnold, Murray Katter, Rob Schoenwetter, and Greg Scott. Master of ceremonies for the evening was Dennis Bertilson. Mary Hall gave the welcome after which Duane Schlei, senior class president, gave the thank you from the seniors. Fea- tured speaker for the evening was Ronald Wriedt The Class Pro- phesy was written by Mike Jacobs and presented by Randy Ridder. The Class Will was read by Barb Baker. Music was provided by Brent Peters who sang HA Time for Usu and the junior girls' quartet, consisting of Marian Pringnitz, Mary Hall, Jo Ann Schoenwetter, and Sheri Buseman, who sang 'Spring Is Here. Class History . . . . . . . Don Brunes GRADUATION CLASS FLOWER .... ,.... . WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS .... . . . GREEN cmd WHITE 1970 Senior Madrigal . ........,...... Now Sing We A11 This Day Hirt - Hissler All Ye Who Music Love - Doncio Salutatorian Cindy Stille CLASS MOTTO A New Decorde. A New Outlook. A New World Co- Valedictoria ns Nancy Hagen Noreen Arnold ADVERTISING PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS The 1970 yearbook staff wishes to thank all those who helped to make the publication of the SHAMROCK possible. Ace A Gary's DX Garner Al Barz Insurance Agency Garner Anderson Department Store P Kanawha Arlin Olsen Trucking Klemme The Blossom Shop Garner Dr. Bosworth 8 Dr. Wagner Klemme Butz Agri Service Garner Byrnes Lemke Electrical Service Klemme Clear Lake Bakery, Inc. 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