Klemme High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Klemme, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

5 1: 11 gs fi YZ .,,. 'LL '- 2, 12 27 1 I' I 1, A s 5. T.. 4.1 f .,f f A' fi 214 .A 25:59 5222 fi? '11 -. 915: E2 I GEC! 51-1- -J f Klemme Community School Klemme. Iowa TABLE OF CONTENTS page Those Who Inspired 3 Seniors 8 Q Underclassmen 16 Sports 25 Activities 47 Organizations 69 Advertising 79 BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing left to right: Marvin Schmidt, Ray Wille Carl Pearson, sitting left to right: Harry Anderson, A1 Denny Cpresidents, Supt. J. Edward Lee. ADMINISTRATION Y Principal, Hr. Williu Hasemdnkel Superintendent, Hr. J. Edward Lee L Those Who Inspired Mr' Busch Mrs. Imran History Gave t High School Art Art Sociology B0y'B' PoEo Basketball Coach Aes't. Football Coach Boys' Track Coach n Girls' Softball Coach l Jr, High Explor. Annual Advisor Mrs. Larsen High School Emglish Newspaper Advisor Mr. Peters Business Law Bookkeeping Fconomics - Office Practice Typing Jr. High Explor. Jr. High Basketball Coach Girls' Track Conch Penior Class Sponsor Mn' K r Mr. Goodrich High School Home Ec. Math Jr. High Explor. Football Coach Ass't. Basketball Coach Golf Coach Girls' Basketball Coach Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Corbett Concert Band Stage Band ' Pep Band Marching Band Small Instrumental Groupe Hr. Wriedt Jr. High Explor. Industrial Arts Mr. Fenster Junior 81 Senior High Guidance Counselor Boy' Baseball Coach Mr. Friedow Spanish Speech 8: Drama Play Director Speech Coach Boys' Glee Snell Vocal Groups Mr. Brandes 8th Grade Science Perth Science Phenistry Jr. High Football Coach Jr. High Girls and Boys Track Coach Mrs. Gerardi 8th Grade Ihglieh Vocal Music 1-12 Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Hrs. Hodoway Biology Phyaiongy Girls' P.E. Cheerleader Advisor Mrs. Hsyner 7th Grade English 8: Reading Elementary Department 7th Grade Science Mrs. Blank Jr. High Soeiil. Studies Jr, High Mtth -Ir. High Cheerleader Advisor Mrs. Goodrich Special Education Girl' s Basketball Secretary Chaperone Mrs. Prescott Mrs e Lee Librarian Mrs. Bacon Teacher' s Associate CUSTODIANS Ehzgene Greimann Kenneth muckhohn Assistant Custodian: Dwight Nuehring COOKS Left to right: B. Peebles, B. Schaefer, M. Klobnek, A. Heints, M. Lemke. BUS DRIVERS Left to right.: C. Corbett, H. Nuehring, D. Helps, V. Priebe, M. Groesbeck, R. Wreidt, D. Stromer. CZ.. C...o,-..g Seniors We-la-f,3Jan-461 Jgywn 05629- WMQWD EMM Ross N9msmu.'E:.yQfnY.N'fwbN 9 Ci' Jbnq, Q 36 I Boswo gzfhmwm ffwwff PASZD x!.I1-G! MDW Exam Qw.Xawa3e' 'W WMM Ewq WM 64,40-frxl? XZL,.,f.fwf-.f! .Dafa ,CM SUE. Lefv'nK2, C0-f'0l3n. Difnvmd 771444616 ZMMWV 9 2 f-E5-A. Aww-WJ AGA,-,.,NlQJ'f'fW Meow iw 7? Awww s L Aguilaw 3 ,Hz Mlm WM! if SVNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cl. to r.J Sue Lemke, President No1a,B1ank,V.President Rose Schwichtenberg, Secretary Shirley Smith,Treasurer Nyla Bridges,Historian Class Sponsors Cup.1.D Mr. Peters C1o.r.J Mr. Goodrich mn- , , ,,,, -fu csaw... ff IP DAY YQZFQK at On the 12th day of May, 31 Seniors began their journey to the city of Omaha. At 14.200 a.m., we left from Klemme, which was the beginning of the traditional Senior.Sk1p Day. Upon arrival in Omaha, after either sleeping or several games of '500', we ate breakfast at Howard Johnsons. We traveled then to Boys' Town and were taken on a very interesting tour there. After a fascinating walk through and shopping at the Westroads Shopping Center, we visited the Sterz Brewery on their last day of brewing beer. While there, we were offered a beverage and potato chips. Since our trip to the zoo was rained out, we instead went shopping or bowling at the Crossroads Shopping Center. Back again at Westroads, we attended a movie of our choice, and then dined at Bishop's. After a quietC?J ride home, Skip Day for the 1972 Seniors came to an end. GRADUATICJN1972 gov. Llgid Gross, of the P9806 Re ormed urch, gave the sermon for Baccalaureate exercises held May 1hth in the Klemme High School Auditorium. The Senior Sextet, Shirley Smith, Marge Nannenga, Renee Brinkman, Diane Hummel, Mary Bruhl, and Connie Schmidt, sang NWe've Only Just Begun.n Ushers were Marla Katter and Lance Arnold. Dorothy Nannenga was pianist. Com encement for the 1972 grad- uating class was held May 19th at 8:00 p.m. in the Klenme High School Auditorium. The class chose an as its flower the yellow rose d as its colors, purple and white. The class motto was: Wwe are largely the architects of our future.n Sue Lemke gave the invocation and Nyla Bridges read the class history. The entire class sang nGraduation Dayu and nTo Sir With Love.n Diane Hummel and Mike Denny received the UI Dare Youn awards. Marge Nannenga was the winner of the vocal award and Connie Schmidt received the band award. Connie Schmidt also received the Iowa Bar Award. Nola Blank, Salutatorian, gave a speech in which she encouraged the class to look forward to the future, because it is their responsibility to build their futures. Valedictorian, Connie Soh idt, also gave her speech in which she looked back to the past and thanked all those people, teachers, parents, and friends, who had any part in laying the foundations of the class's future. Roger Carlsson, foreign exchange student from Sweden, also gave a short speech thanking the community and his host family for his year here in Klem e. Marge Nannenga gave the bene- diction and graduation cere- monies ended for the 1972 Seniors. i Sw :Wa enrvasugaiuas In U 'Sfdaatduawwuwafkaawaeaa4aafuaaa .QFT QHWWEWKMHM ,.H. ,.,..,,,,,, 2, Qmhqweswwni ,,., aaadmtaauanamvwwoaua z di 'U 44 l 'H Yi 11 into :afxifiwqr 1972 Graduating Class I Dare You Award Winne x ' JUNIORS Sponsors: Mr. Friedow, Mrs. Duran, Mrs. Katter, Mr, Wriedt. Orficersz V,P,- Marla Katter, Pres.-Dennis Guth, Sec.- Lonnie Scnmidt, Treas.-Dorothy Nannengga. Linda Ausborn Ron Ausborn Dave Back Deb Baker Carol Bertilson Kathy Carolus Pat Christians Mona Franzen Dennis Guth Kevin Hayworth Marla Katter Murray Katter Ed Larsen Peg McClure Deb Mewes Dorothy Nannenga Cindy Nuehring Donna Nuehring Dwight Nuehring Corrine Olsen Lynn'Ostendorf Kevin Pearson Kenny Quintus Sylvia Ridder Lonnie Schmidt Rob Schoenwetter Sherry Schwiohtenberg Greg Scott Dixie Trampel ivan-. X Russ Albers Beth Alden Connie Bruhl Jane Bruhl Nancy Ames Bec KY Butler nis Qi Mike LuAnn Baker B512 Kenny Ausborn Steve Mary Gail Cunningham Denny Hagen Jean Bock Don Hamrick K Lynn Kim' A Rick Hayworth Heginger Kaduce Kilgore Larsen Lau Lemke Def! Clay Laraine Dennis 41, A Y f Nancy Mary Benjie Verlyn Kent Gloria McClure Murray Netland Oltnoff Pearson Ridder Mark Rosendahl KBIGU Gretchen Schulz Smith Shila Smith Richard Tiggemann S SOPHOIVIORES Back row: Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Larsen. Front row: Pres, Nancy McClure, Sec. Clay Kilgore, Hist. Mary Murray. CAosent: V,P, Don Hamrick, Treas. Kim Hayworth? JoAnn Abele Mark Christians Carol Jurgemeyer Kirk I Pearson Barbara Bruggeman Peggy Guth Jon Lemke Paula Watnem Steve Ames Chenoa Fahringer Allyn Kaduce Karen Roths Eva Bell Janet Carolus Steven Buckley Valerie Gerdes Jody Hartzell Rick Helps Mark Katuin Sue Lenz Joyce Nuehring Barb Thorson Kathy Jcdie Wei-land Wllle FRESHMEN Absent: Deo Scott Front row: Mr. Busch, Hist, Randy Yakel, Treas.- Jon Lemke. Back row: Mr, Coroe V,P.- Allyn Kaduce, Sec.- Deb Scott, CAbsent: Pres.- Eva BellJ Perry Brinkman Bradley Groesbeck Susan Lein Chris Velau tr, Deborah Albers Cindy Ausbgrn EIGHTH GRADE Front Row, Mr. Brandes, Pres.-Dawn Pringnitz Mrs. Blank. Back Row, Treas.-Rodney Sooek, V,P,-Brad Bosworth, Sec.-Sandra Stadtlander, Hist,- Susan Hall. Jeri Sharon Beier Cunningham Brad Susan Bosworth H311 Barbara DOHHH Buckley Hamrick Ronald Cindy Heginger Kvale D.C. Bernard Henry Larson Joleen Brenda Hummel Lemke Jane Cheryl McClure Nuehrivg Kathy flmmy Meints fifjifff 3 Y Ann Pannhoff Mewes Lori Tom Patro Roths Dawn Luann Pringnitz Schmidt David Jamie Rosendahl Schmidt Sandra a Stadtlander Alan T013 I Gene Anderson Mary Baphman Thorson Kenny Schoenwetter Qgggiy Weiland Denise Albers Tim Anderson Dean Bertilson David Brighton Greg Mewes Tom Buckley Tracey Cunningham Martha Fahringer Sandra Gerdes Tom Gretillat Kyra Hayworth Allan Heginger Barbara Lau Mark Lau Steve Lenz SEVENTH Barbara Neuberger Kristen Peebles Brad Quintus Sonja Ridder Scott Schoenwetter Absent: Kevin Brunes Betn Christians David Schwichtenberg Terry Trampel Marlene Velau Dale VerHelst G Jeffrey X Watermiller Front row: Mrs. Gerarai, Pres,- Dean Bertilson, Mrs. Hayner. Second row: V,P,- Kevin Brunes, Sec,- Tracey Cunningnam, Treas.- Brad Quintus, Hist,- Sandra Gerdes, SIXTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Marcia Brighton, Sandy Monson, Joanne Heginger, Kenny Patro, Robert Lau, David Jurgemeyer, Paul Fanringer. Second Row: Mrs, Pearson, Kay Rosendanl, Philip Watnem, Cindy Abele, Kay Weiland, Debbie Ausborn, Marx Patro, Tnird Row: Judy Scnoenwetter, Eileen Velau, Linda Carolus, Mary McClure, Linda Nannenga, Marx Hayner, First Row, left to right: Dorothy Peebles, Sara Roths, Laurie Stille, Carol Buckley, Patty Fanringer, Wayne Neuberger, Dwight Cunningham, Brian Goll, Brad Henschen. Second Row: Randy Stille, Susan Katuin, Annette Lemke, Lori Schmidt, Melanie Hayner, Karen Gerdes, Randy Albers, Wendell Ulrich, Tnird Row: Mrs. Wessels, Kelly Weiland, Stefani Albers, Jody Beier, Micnele Lemke, Sue Pringnitz, Elaine VerHelst, Sherrie Greimann, Brian Bosworth, Marx Bachman, Absent: Bradley Trumbell. FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE Front Row, left to right: John Ausborn, Jim Ausborn, Marvin Bacnman, David Abele, Julie Haugen. Bacx Row, left to right: Linda Lemke, Julie Pearson, Vincent Baacx, Valerie Anderson, Clayton Prescott, Mrs. Jonnson, Absent: Norman Bruggeman, Joanie Beier. First Row, left to right: Robert Bucxley, Jim Bacnman, Mark Brighton, Roger Heginger, Snaron Pannnoff, Richard Ulricn, Doug Ames. Second Row: Scott LaFavre, Dean Carolus, Cnristine VerHe1st, Valerie Goll, Donald Tnorson, Steven Scnmidt, Todd Wille, Barbara Heginger. Tnird Row: Mrs, Bescn, Chuck Helps, Kristie Hayner, Cheri Albers, Kerry Haywortn, Tim Baker, Todd Hackman, Bryan Pedersen. THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE Front Row, left to right: Corrine Cunningnam, Alan Pannnoff, Linda Buckley, Deanna Haugen, Carla Heginger, Kevin Bacnman, Linda Stille, Lynetta Ulrich, Dean Prescott, Jeff LaFavre. Second Row: Mrs. Schmidt, Terry Smeby, Lisa Wille, Ray Scnmidt, Janice Ausborn, Sam Velau, Kay Larson, Micnelle Baacx, Mine Aloers, Absent: Kent Pedersen, Lisa Ann Hatton. First row, left to right: Susan McClure, Dawn Heginger, Joel Bachman, Gordon Heginger, Ronald Prescott, Doris Zwanziger, Dawn Ulrich, David Christians, Racnelle Peebles. Second row: Pnillip SGCKHP, Benjie Beier, Troy Schwichtenoerg, Denise Ulrich, Pamela Hinman, Scott Larson, Joan Tiggemann, Gregory Watnem. Third row: Mrs. Hall, Cindy Dirks, Bobby Busch, Ryan Albers, Steven Lemke, Nancy Helps, Jan Henscnen, Debra Lau, Clarissa Baacx. FIRST GRADE Kmdergarten Front Row, leit to rlght Robert Van Horn, Jod1 Netland, Douglas Pannhox f, Jennle Zacnarls, Pamela Korleskn., Jayne Trumbell, Klmoerly Butt, Rodney Verl-Ielst, Randall Nannenga Back Row, .Lext to rlgnt Mrs Arnold, M1ke Pedersen, Adam LaFavre, Cnuck Cnrlstlans, g1mtCg1i'1st1ans, Lor1 Scott, Wayne Stahl, Mark Albers Absent Jlm aw e e W f-'W' ,rg ? SU UIDl 'll IUI'l'll'1'lI Varsity Football- top to bottom H. Bruhl, H. Murray, D. Baker, H. Franzen, TJ. Howes, R. Brinlanm. Sponsor 2 H1-5. Hodoway 535' FE E. 5? UI-4 ' ra gs ag xy.. 55 E' fx Z 3 26 A 111 5 A' : 1 gg ,- V -,ff' Q is ' - ... , iff' '- H i 'k 51' at M rr - 1. r rt C E0 A I I A M Jr. Varsity Basketball- top to bottoms Karen Roths, Lu-rains Larsen, Joyce Nuehring, LuAnn Barz. Jr. Varsity Football- top to bottoms Mary Hagen, Deb Scott, Jane Bruld., Joyce Nuehring 27 Junior High Tap to bottom: S. Hlllr, S. Hill, K. Peebles, P. Pdlllboff, B. Chriliilns, K. Heints, S. Gerdos, C. Nuehring. PGM PON Loft to Tightg c, velau, H. Bruhl, B. Bruggemm, L. Larsen, G. Ridder, n. Gretillat, S. Slit-h, N. Ames, S. Smith, H. Nnnmnsl. 358935503 F. Brinlnnan. 28 Brian Hamrick FOOTBALL Roger Carlsso SENIORS Mike Denny n Dean Stromer Bill Christie Fark Tue Ron Bachman Doug Lau wgync ,L,5sg Ross Bosworth This was a very good season for the Klemme Shamrocks. We hcheived second record ended eight wins and only one loss. two managers . 1971-72 FOOTBALL Klemme 3h Plainfield 6 26 Boone Valley O 12 M.T. 9 22 Kanawaha 1h 20 C.A.L. 6 Homecomin 12 s.C. 15 20 C.W. O Co ch Goodrich 314 Venture O Ass? Coach Busch Back Row-D.Lau,B.Hamrick,W.Flaten,B.Christie,R.Bachman,M.Tue, T.Christians,D.Stromer,R.Bosworth,M.Denny,R.Carlsson Second Row-Coach Busch,G.Scott,D.Back,L.Schmidt,R.Ausborn, K.Pearson,D.Guth,M.Ames,L.Arnold,R.Schoenwetter,K.Heyworth, Coach Goodrioh.Third Row-D.Kaduce,S.Denny,K.Ausborn,L.Lemke, K.Pearson,A.Keduce ,B.Het1and,D.Lau,B.Gvoesbeck,E.Larsen. Front Row-L.Ostendorf,R.Helps,M.Katuin,S.Buck1ey,D.Hamrick, P.Brinkmsm,M.Rosendahl. place in the conference as our football The team consisted of 36 members and 8 1 5 .X ...M ,. if ki 1-I---C0193 Pose Bosworth Mike penny S e n i O Tom 'hristians The 1971-72 Basketball season for the Klemme Shamrocks ended with e seasonal record of S wins and 13 losses. This season will prove helpful for the players next year, because of the valuable experience they gained through the play of this season. Klemme dropped the first round Conference Tournament game to Kanawha and the first round Sectional Tournament game to Rockwell-Sweledale. Top row, left to rightg T Busch fCO9-Chl, Tom Christians, Murray Katter, Greg Scott, Steve Denny, FI'0T1t POW, Rob- Schoenwetter, Mike Denny, Dennis Lau, Ross Bosworth, and Lance Arnold. 3 S 6 iff Q55 ,if 39 Q , EEE F H A lf E Klemme fwikg wgag 'S 1 15 V 'W M 'wjpsiia 3 4 ik wifwgfffii -A 2 iw 522 J' . ' i ,qw ui , , .3 'ff 1971-72 BASKETBALL Goldfield Corwith-Wesly Wboden-Crystal Lake Cal. Goldfield Ventura Boone-Valley Sheffield-Chapin Rockwell-Swaledale Kanawha Kanawha Bancroft St. John gqaaW'maQ a,22f????awaaM?i iflwlfik' V LuVerne Meservy-Thorton Dumont Wooden-Crystal Lake Sh 58 73 51 50 83 51 72 6h Bancroft st. John 67 61 52 75 82 65 6h 71 eu Rockwell-Swaledale 'L. f ' EEE, Va:5lW?1 fswa iifgmrp mafia, iT aka X- f ir ' xii i fJ4fQ?,-f?'N4lkf1 FG' S FT ' S 535533 AVG 0 IS A A. W or mm Qiifflifgus 339334817 35 323 17 - 9 gggggRTH 23619313921 791391uO? 93 Egg 1?'2 CHRISTIANS ?2?5Z5f33f 3353355533 3513 9U A 535 K TTER 0 ASNOLD e113o1u91 u71331vog 154 133 233 s CHOENWETTER 1 02!lp1 ILLOQ5 ll-ofa'-lf60f U3 M 1 M. DENNY 5612013535 26f 201 755 9 53 2' 5 LAU 1218113375 2341 215635 23 3 9 I7 . DENNY ' 0 T T 4 SEAM TOTALS 99 3 U 0 202 OZ 873 1150 GlRL'S BASKETBALL Va rsity Back row, left to right: Jean Bock lmanagerb, Nancy Ames, Karen Schultz, Shirley Smith, Connie Schmidt, Gloria Ridder, Deb Scott Kim Hayworth, Jody Wille. Front row, left to right: Mrs. V. Goodrich Kchaperonel, Sue Lemke, Gretchen Smith, Renee Brinkman, Corrine Olsen, Beth Alden, Deb Mewes, Pat Christians. The Shamrockettes first basketball season was a good one, climaxed by s victory over . The taste of success inspires every- new heights of determination for the . . Experience and game knowledge were Coach Goodrich and all are looking forward to the Garner one to future gained nextwseason. JV Left to right: Mrs. V. Goodrich Ccheperonei, Jean,Bock Cmanagerl, Barb Thorson, Shila Smith, Dixie Trampel, Diane Hummel, Barb Bruggeman, Kathy Weiland, Paula Watnem, Becky Butler, Valerie Gerdes, Jody Hartzell, Sylvie Ridder. 3 n. 'o ...,...--..-., -Y Guard ivi dua R B F d G d ' - fflut 1' -' ' Q 5 K K' +46 5 ' ,Yiif 1' ,N 5 J , 1 a , 6' , a ,f gr - . ilk X in 23' ' fin , w 4? ik Athletes of From left to right: Coach Busch, Tom Christians, Renee Brinkman, Coach Goodrich. f 4' the Year Tom was chosen as athlete of the year for his contribution to the boy's athletic program. He was an all-conference lineman on Klemme's most victorious team to complete his fours years of varsity football, and was one of our co-captains in basketball this season. Tom led the Conference in rebounding and was in the top most categories involving statistics and earned him first team all-conference. Renee was chosen as the athlete of the year for her contribution to the girls' athletic program. Renee was a starting forward on the basketball team and provided the spark needed for the team to progress throughout the year. She performed well in the high jump event in girls' track and field and contributed alot to the morale of the team. Renee played a vital role on the girls' softball team playing left field and was one of the leading hitters and contributors in the teams history. Junior Varsity Back row from left togright- Lynn Lemke, Clay Kilgore, Kirk Pearson, Brad Groesbeck, Roger Carlsson, Perry Brinkman, Jon Lemke, Kent Pearson, Mark Posendahl- front row from left to right- Coach Tom Busch, Mark Christians, David Back, Verlyn Olthoff, DennislKaduce, Benjie Netland, Kevin Hayworth, Mark Anderson. Mike,Bgker. BOY'S TRACK Back row- left to right- Mark Rosendahl, Dennis Lau, Murray Katter, Kevin Hayworth, Brad Groesbeck, Lance Arnold, Ross Bosworth, Coach Busch. Second row- Mike Denny, Greg Scott, wayne Flaten, Mark Anderson, Mike Baker, Mark Christians, Dennis Guth, Front row- Steve Denny, Don Hamrick, Roger Carlsson, Rick Heginger. GIRL'S TRACK Back row- left to right- Becky Butler, Beth Alden, Nancy Ames Karen Schulz, Gretchen Smith, Mona Franzen, Diane Hummel, Dix Trampel, Deb Mewes, Renee Brinkman, Coach Peters. Second row Peg McClure, Deb Seott, Nancy McClure, Connie Bruhl, Peg Guth Kim Hayworth, Cindy Nuehring, Deb Baker, Joyce Nuehring, Pat Christians. Front row- Larry Larsen, Chenoa Fahringer, Carol Jurgemeyer, Sylvia Ridder, Jody Hartzell, Jodie Wille, Mary Hagen, Mary Murray, LuAnn Barz. 4 .am 4-4, .wfefggzl .::- ml, ..Q .-,- xt ykk- ff N551 ' , Teal eg? 0 1972 Records Set - Boys bf- AN'7 ' Murray Katter - Long jump - 22 ft . 22 in . 440 yd. relay - 46.8 - Flaten, Lau, Katter, B. 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Y 1972 Records 220 100 440 880 440 dash dash dash Set - Girls 27.3 880 yd. run - 2:43.5 - ll.4 400 meter shuttle relay - 58.6 - 72.2 880 medley relay - 2:05.22 relay - l:5l.2 High jump - 4 ft. 8 in. relay - 53.8 discuss - 85 ft. 7 in. FWM' mv 5fw.M. . wg :..:.:f, nfl? 3 M EL Top row- Left to right- Wayne Flaten, Rob Schoenwetter, Lance Arnold, Ross Bosworth, Greg Scott, Dennis Guth, Mark Ames. Bottom Row- Brian Hamrick, Mike Denny, Lynn Lemke, Lonnie Schmidt, Dave Back, Mike Baker, Don Hamrick. BOY'S VARSITY AND JV BASEBALL Top Ron- Left to right- Jon Lemke, Perry Brinkman, Mark Christians, Roger Carlsson, Rick Helps. Bottom row- Alan Schoenwetter, Jamie Schmidt, Randy Yakel, Brad Bosworth. Top row- Left to right- Mr. Goodrich, Dwight Nuehring, Rich Tiggemann, Roger Carlsson, Mike Baker, Jon Lemke. Bottom row oteve Denny, Mike Denny, Clay Kilgore, Dennis Kaduce, Dave Back, Greg'Scott. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Top row- Left to right- Mr. Busch, Nancy Ames, Sue Lenz, Jody Hartzell, Pat Christians, Gloria Ridder, Larraine Larsen,.Barb Thorson, Sandra Stadtlander, Bottom row- Corrine Olsen, Renee Brinkman, Mary Murray, Karen Schulz, Gretchen Smith, Jodie Wille, Deb Scott, Donna Nuehring, Pherry Schwichtenberg, Kim Hayworth, ' JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Boys' Track l 1 Back row, left to right, T. Anderson, G. Anderson, J. Schmidt, M. Lau, J. Watermiller, A. Schoenwetter,'Mr. Brandes. Front row, D. Brighton, S. Lenz, K. Weiland, B. Bosworth, B. Larson, A. Heginger. Back row, left to right, B. Christians, S. Stadtlander, B. Lemke, D. PringnitZ, A. Mewes, K. Meints, Mr. Brandes. Second row, . Buckley, J. Beier, S. Gerdes, D. Hamrick, J. Hummel, L. Schmidt, . Albers, K. Hayworth. First row, P. Pannhoff, S. Hall, S. Ridder, J. McClure Cmanagerl, T. Cunningham, M. Fahringer, C. Peebles. B D Footballlwont row- left to right- D. Schwichtenberg, D. VerHelst, D. Brighton, B. Quintus, T. Buckley, A. Heginger, D. Bertilson, Second row- S. Schoenwetter fmanagerj, B. Bosworth, K. Weiland, S. Lenz, T. Roths, A. Schoenwetter, T. Anderson, K. Brunes, Mr. Brandes Qcoachj. Third row- G. Anderson, J. Schmidt, M. Lau, J. Watermiller, T. Gretillat, T. Thorson. Basketball Standing left to right- Coach B. Peters, J. Schmidt, G. Anderson, T. Thorson Kneeling- K. Weiland, R. Sobek, B. Bosworth. Standing left to right- Coach B. Peters, B. Quintus, S. Schoenwetter, S. Lenz, M. Lau, D. Bertilson, D. Schwichtenberg, T. Trampel. Kneeling- D. Brighton Q 4 Q M mr ev M Y 1 xgL+s1Q55Eig3ii5S5WQAW HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES The Klemme homecoming was held Friday, October 8, 1971, when the Klemme Shamrocks met the Pal Cadets. Thursday evening the years activities began when each high school class presented a skit. The winning skit was put on by the Junior class. Their prised composition was entitled HShowdown at Shamrock.H This was followed by a bonfire and pep rally put on by the cheerleaders. The highlight of the evening was the snake dance which led down mainstreet and concluded with more cheering. Fhch class again constructed floats and the winning one this year was by the Fresh- man, Wdappiness is a Victory.H These floats, and one carrying the football players, along with convertibles of candidates and the band, composed the parade which went through Klemme, Friday afternoon. The evening ended with a triumph over Pnl, ?O-6. During halftime the Homecoming Ying and Queen candidates were presented. Woln Plank and Wayne Flaten were crowned Wing and nueen of Homecoming 1971. The festivities were climaxed at the dance with music by the HHuckleberry Dirt.N Homecoming P I I' t Royalty E k Roger Carlsson Ross Bosw Nola Blank ' UEEN NOLA 8f KING WAYNE Sue Lemke Renee Brinlcn JANUARY 16th ' f, . - 1 1,--Q ii 2 we 'Hs I J S s is .i K if 'mp' ix x 1 f nz, :wmv sw, :Lf vi, .ssf25s:1:s!L'm2k'az, fe sw Q 'Iv W fm, ,, :aw- 1 Wszzis 'Q i.:JsSEe..2ls wm:35,L::- ,mm A.... 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Bailff........... ....Donna Nuehring ....Cla Kil ore F S Clerk of Court..........Mary Jo Murray Dr. Kirkland........ ..Brian Hamrick Mrs. John Hutchinson::..Kathy Greimann Homer Van Fleet.........Steve Denny Elmer Sweeney......... ..Mike Baker Nancy Lee Fau1kner......Shirley Smith Magda Svenson......... John Grahm Whitfield.. Jane Chand1er......... Sigurd Jungquist...... Larry Regan........... Roberta Van Rensselaer.: Court Stenographer.... Prison Matron......... Secretaries...... . ..Connie Schmidt ..Dean Stromer Renee Brinkman Peggy McClure Roger Carlsson Doug Lau Sylvia Ridder Karen Shulz Jean Bock Nancy McClure Nyla Bridges Karen Shulz Sylvia Ridder The Night of January 16th was presented November 12th and 13th under the Direction of William Friedow. Student Directors were Beth Roths and Nola Blank. The play concerned the murder trial of Karen Andre, a secretary to the victim Bjorn Faulkner. A unique feature of this play is that the audience played a major role. The jury, selected from the audience, decided the verdict at the end of the play. The cast was fully prepared for either verdict and presented an astonishing and surprising ending to this production. Wake up Judge. All together now' LCCAL SPEECH: Top row, left to right: M. Baker, B. Roths, N. Blank, N. Bridges, C. Mau, D. Hummel, K. Hayworth, D. Guth, Second row: S. Lein, K. Roths, J. Hartzell, J. Nuehring, M. Murray, K. Schulz, G. Smith, Third row: Mr. Friedow, V. Gerdes, D. Nuehring, C. Nuehring, L. Larsen, J. Bruhl, N. McClure, Fourth row: M. Denny, C. Schmidt, D. Stromer, J. Wille, P. McClure. ..K o' lllffflf 'PE 9? T VE E5 ,Hi Qi 5 It L DISTRICT SPEECH AND STATE SPEECH: Top row, left to nl right: C. Mau, KDistrict onlyl B. Roths, N. Blank, M. Murray, D. Guth, Second row: K. Hayworth, Two actors were presented with outstanding performance awards this year at State Individual Contest. A special congratulations goes to Mary Jo Murray, Humorous Acting, and Nola Blank, Oratorical Declamation. Connie Schmidt also received an Outstanding Acting Award at the Cherokee Invitational Speech Tournament in January in the area of Dramatic acting. Nuehring, C. Nuehring, L. Larsen, CDistrict onlyl J. Bruhl, Third row: M. Denny, C. Schmidt, J. Wille, Mr. Friedow. uThe Right Kind of House,H A one-act drama, was presented by Cfront row, left to rightl Shirley Smith, Donna Nuehring, Connie Schmidtg Cback rowl Doug Lau, Steve Denny, and directed by Bill Friedow. This play involves an eccentric old lady, Mrs. Grimes, who wishes to find the man who murdered her son. She plans to sell her house at a ridiculously high price, as she knows that someday her son's murderer will return and buy the house, in order to search for the money that her son and the murderer had stolen and which her son had hidden somewhere in the house. Finally a buyer, Mr. Waterbury, does appear and is willing to pay the price. Mrs. Grimes knows this is the man and while poisoning him with some lemonade, prys a confession out of him just before he dies. Wln Rebecca's Room,H afsecond duet acting, was also presented at District and State Contest by Shirley Smith and Connie Schmidt. Mrs. Danvers is very angry with Mr. DeWinter's second wife, and in a tra confrontation, tries to persuade Mrs. Dewinter to jump through a window. Mrs. Dewinter has almost decided to jump when rockets explode in the bay and bring her out of the trance. Both duet actings were directed by Mr. Bill Friedow. gic UThe End,H a duet acting, was presented at District and State Contest by Mike Denny and Dean Stromer. God decides he has had it with the world and destroys the earth, but can find no satisfactory means of bringing the world to an end. Thus, after many suggestions and rejections, He and Gabriel decide to give the world a second chance. RUBEERNEC Bobbie Wilkens. . . Uncle Elwyn Buford. . . . Sandra Wilkens. . . Wendy Crawford. . . Melanie Wilkens . . Larry Wilkens......... Philip Frobisher . Fletcher Crawford. . . . . Aunt Roberta Buford. . . Cab Dr:Lver............ Jane Bruhl Mary Jo Murray Lance Arnold Connie Schmidt Nancy McClure Kathy Greimann Shirley Smith Renee Brinkman Mike Denny Doug Lau Dean Stromer Donna Nuehring Rob Schoenwetter Mark Tue Arnold Gormeyer. . . . . . . Steve Denn Y Dave Bock Iillicent Greer. . . . . . .Nola B18-nk Osgood Ste Johns 0 e l l l Kim Hayworth .Roger Carlsson Brian Hamrick Rubberneck. . . . . . . . . . . .Janelle Student Directors. . . . Prompters. . . . Stage Crew. . . . . .Nyla Bridges Peg McClure . . . .Susan Lemke Connie Mau oaooMaI'k Ames Clay Kilgore Lynn Ostendorf Director. . . . . . . . .Mr. Bill Friedow Fubberneck, a three-act comedy, was produced by the Klemme Speech Department April 11th and 12th at 7:30 p. m. It concerns the Wilkens family and their once- every-two-year crisis, Uncle EILwyn's running for mayor, until Father lays down the law--no more campaigning from the Wilkens' house. A new candidate is found to mm against Mayor Crawford, Rubberneck, a prop from Melanie's play at school. In the middle of the campaign, the Wilkens are visited by Aunt Roberta, Mother's sister, and her fiance, Arnold Gormeyer, a hypochondriac, who causes untold problems. Mayor Crawford then visits and insists Bnbberneck be withdravm from the election, and her final substitute is Father. In the final act, Father wins the election, Poberte and 'Arnold are reunited after Arnold decides to leave, and Uncle Elwyn decides to run for Congress with' Rubberneck as his running mate, as it is the age of robots and automation. Father solves the situation. M. Q 5 FOREIGN BAND QUEEN Renee Brinkman was chosen as the 1972 Klemme Band Queen. Renee has played the clarinet in concert and pep band Throughtout high school she was the majorette for the Klemme marching band. Renee has been an active member in numerous clubs and this year she served as the president of the Student Council. Earlier this year, Renee was chosen as a candidate for Homecoming queen. Renee has enjoyed participating in basketball, softball, track, high school plays, and being on the cheerleading squad. Renee has been in Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, and other various small groups. EXCHANGE STUDENT Roger Carlsson, our first foreign exchange student, came to Klemne from Gothenburg, Sweden. He made his home during the year with the Alvin Denny family and participated in many high school activities. He was out for football, basketball, track, golf, baseball, and also had a role in both high school plays. He was a member of Science Club, K Club, and FBLA. The subjects he took during the year were English III, Algebra II, American History, Government-Sociology, and Physics. Roger's main hobby is photography-- which was very helpful to the Annual Staff. The sponsoring organization for his year in Kleme was Youth for Under- standing. Roger feels that the most important 'thing he learned by coming te Iowa is his ability to understand others better, and as I. result, has become a more understanding person. 57 First row, left to right - R. Brinkman, P. Christians, C. Mau, K. Schulz, M. Nannenga, V. Gerdes. Second row - K. Quintus, K. Hayworth, K. Greimann, D. Lau, S. Denny, D. Lau. Third row - J. Bruhl, G. Cunningham, D. Baker, D. Nannenga, L. Stromer, J. Hartzell, J. Wille, B. Alden, R. Schoenwetter. Fourth row - Mr. Corbett, N. Bridges, D. Guth, S. Smith. V' 1 G First row, left to right - C. Schmidt, D. Nuehring, S. Schwichtenberg, J. Bock. Second row - M. Denny, D. Lau, L. Schmidt, S. Lein. Third row - D. C-uth, M. Katter, L. Stromer, B. Alden, R. Schoenwetter, D. Stromer. At the piano - P. Watnem, D. Hummel, Mr. Corbett. First row, left to right - C. Jurgemeyer, S. Lenz, D. Scott, C. Bruhl, N. McClure, D. Hu mel. Second row - G. Smith, C. Schmidt, D. Nuehring, P. Guth, J. Nuehring, J. Bock, S. Schwichtenberg. Third row - D. Stromer, B. Thorsen, J. Carolus, S. Buckley, M. Christians, M. Katter, S. Lein, L. Schmidt, M. Denny. Fourth row - M. Murray, M. Katter, D. Trampel, P. Watnem 1 8 First row, left to right - G. Cunningham, K. Greimann, C. Mau, N. McClure, C. Bruhl, D. Hummel, P.Watnem. Second row - Mr. Corbett, C. Schmidt, D. Nuehring, P. Guth, S. Schwichtenberg. Third row - S. Buckley, D. Stromer, L. Stromer. Fourth row - M. Christians D. Lau, L. Schmidt, S. Lein. , GIRLS GLEE Flrst row, left to rlght M Murray, S Schwlchtenberg C Fahrlnger, P Watnem, J Carolus, P Guth, L Ausborn, J Nuehrlng D Baker, K Welland, D Scott, K Velau, J Hartzell J Wllle Second row Mrs Gerardl, V Gerdes, K Hayworth, G Rldder, N Ames, S Smlth, G Sm1th, B Alden, M Katter, L Larsen, L Barz, J Bruhl, M Hagen Thorson, S Le1n, D Nuehrlng, C Abele, D Nannenga, K Schultz, N McClure Fourth row N Blank, B Roths, N Brldges, C Netland, L Grlggs D Hummel, S Smlth, M Nannenga, S Lemke, R Brlnkman, C Schmldt, K Grelmann, D Gretlllat, C Mau, M Bruhl BOYS' GLEE Front row, left to rlght R Schoenwetter, M Katter, K Pearson, K Qulntus, M Rosendahl Back row L Schmldt, M Ames, L Arnold, D. Stromer, L. Stromer, K Hayworth, M Cunnlngham 7 . - 0 I . . , I ' .i . . . .' , . . Q e Q , n 9 ' s Third ros - K. Roths, J. Bock, D. Trampel, D. Mews, K. Carolus, B.. . , Q 4 . 1 n n . a . Front row, left to right - D. Baker, K. Carolus, G. Smith, K. Schultz, I J. Bruhl. Second row - K. Quintus, D. Mews, S. Smith, S. Lemlfe, D. Nannenga, C. Abele, K. Hayworth. Third row -IM. Ames, L. Schmidt, L. Arnold, M. Katter, M. Anderson, R. Schoenwetter. A Front row, left to right - B. Roths, D. Hummel, M. Katter, D. Nuehring, M. Nannenga, R. Brinkman, C. Schmidt, M. Bruhl. Back row - M. Cunningham, L. Stromer, L. Arnold, D. Stromer, R. Schoenwetter, L. Schmidt. CONLFERLENCE , First row, left to right - C. Mau, D. Hu mel, C. Schmidt, M. Bruhl, M. Cunningham. Second row - Mr. Corbett, R. Brinkman, D. Nuehring, M. Nannenga, S. Smith, Mrs. Gerardi. Third row - M. Denny, R. Schoenwetter, M. Katter, D. Lau, L. Ftromer, D. Stromer, L. Schmidt. Front row, left to right - D. Nannenga, M. Nannenga, R. Brinkman, Mrs. Gerardi. Back row - M. Cunningham, D. Q Ftromer, L. Arnold N I First row, left to right - D. Baker, L. Schmidt, B. Roths. Second row - D. Hummel, R. Schoenwetter, C. Schmidt. Third row - R. Brinkman, D. Nuehring, M. Nannenga, D. Nannenga. Fourth row - M. Cunningham, L. Stromer, D. Stromer, M. Anderson. Front to back, left to right - M. Bruhl, D. Hummel, S. Smith, C. Schmidt, R. Brinkman, M. Nannenga. 63 1 1 mm!!! KWHWHM cf The first annual Variety Show was held May 10th in the Klen e High School Auditorium. Directors were Mrs. Ernest Gerardi and Mr. Chris Corbett. The program consisted of an assortment of skits, dances, soles, duets, quartets, sextets, swing band numbers, and of course, several songs by the entire cast. The shew was a huge success and was enjoyed by all who attend ed . ,E,,:w:'eI:, J ,, ' K ,Li v I Mx O if! ,Mm L' i ,iy 335 5 515' -1 , JW , . , 7-1 ,. ,S 1' H fi if m '1 . ' W ' -e I MVTQQQREM ?iVf??5L g'wHn Sk, --M V si 1 fl . , ' ' . . . V 4 '1 ,. - ,,,-tau reX?Ff2 X N..-If I udd 3 I ' 5 fini? ,Q A I I 62 J f, 1 9 :Sf n Mex X -el ,..,,, 9 3 Vtt on-myg ' SMU X - 59 5 :x Q5 SP ? 00 as l 23 Mrs. Larsen Guest Sneaker QUR M On April 1S,19?2, the Juniors ore- sented the traditional Junior-Senior Prong only in a slightly different version. The theme was Colour My World. The banquet was held at the Sheraton Motor Inn at Mason City. The table was set with bouquets of colored daisies. Master of Ceremonies was Lonnie Schmidt. The welcome was given by Junior Class President, Dennis Guth. In response,Senior Class President,Sue Lemke, save a Thank You. The Senior Class Pro- rp 1 phecy was hpmorousli read by Lance Arnold. The guest speaher for the banquet was Mrs. Larsen who gave a very enlightening talk about how we can make our futures brighter. A Junior quartet consisting of Mark Ander- son, Lance Arnold, Murray Hatter, and Rob Schoenwetter sang 'Hello' and the theme, song 'Colour My World'. Wayne Flaten then read the Senior C1355 Will composed thoughtfully by the Seniors. The dance was held at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake. In addition to Klemme- Meservy-Thornton and Ventura also had their Prom dances there. The delightful entertainment was given by 'Alphonse Handley' from Wisconsin. 1 Lance Arnold Junior Prophecy Lonnie Schmidt Master of Ceremonies ,SO APRIL I5,l772 Dennis Guth X. Sue Lemkc Junior' Class President Senior Class President he I 'ygrfi Qiffhme z Mfleii ix, 5-fgT571L , .--'fgiiir w r DEDICATED TO L-IOQF-.CE MANN. WHO BELIEVED THAT EDUCATION IS WORTH ALL SACQIEICE Tl-,IAT HUMAN l-IAND OQ HEAQT CAN ENDUQE ,.... Student Council Back row, left to right: Mr. Hasenwinkel, K. Pearson, R. Yakel, R. Carlsson, L. Arnold, M. Anderson, G. Scott. Second row: L. Ausborn, K. Hayworth, N. Blank, C. Fahringer, K. Greimann, S. Smith, D. Stromer, S. Lemke, N. Bridges. Front row: P. McClure, R. Brinkman Cpresidentl. Connie'Mau, Karen Schultz. . me ., .,1mzg,Qs. 2 , ' s ,E . This year the KHS Student Council started off by decorating the gym for the Homecoming Dance. A homecoming parade was held again this year and prizes were given for the best floats. We sent delegates to two Student Council Conventions, one at Clear Lake and one at Ames, to exchange ideas with repre- sentatives from other schools. This year Mr. Brandes was our sponsor at the con- cession stand. We also helped to buy new curtains for the stage. nggpa ...', :ww ....., Nfl mmm ' Science Club Top row-Left to right- S. Lenz, G. Cunningham, L. Barz, C. Velau Second row- R. Albers, M. Baker, M. Christians, S. Buckley, R. . Yakel, S. Denny, D. Lau, L. Schmidt, M. Rosendahl, Third row- M. Hagen, J. Bruhl, J. Wille, J. Nuehring, J. Hartzell, C. , Nuehring, G. Scott, P. Christians, D. Baker, K. Weiland, Fourth M row- P. McClure, J. Abele, B. Thorson, N. McClure, C. Bruhl, S. Ridder, D. Nannenga, S. Lein, C. Abele, Bottom row- Mr. f Brandes, D. Guth, R. Carlsson, B. Alden, L. Arnold, M. Nannenga I UB Top row-Left to right- C. Jurgemeyer, C. Mau, D. Hummel, L. QQANIS Arnold, R. Brinkman, D. Lau, D. Guth, B. Roths, K. Greimann, X P Second row- M. Hagen, B. Alden, L. Barz, K. Schulz, G. Ridder, 1' 9 I'? L. Larsen, G. Scott, P. Christians, J. Bock, Third row- P. R 3 5 Guth, D. Scott, K. Roths, N. McClure, N. Blank, D. Nuehring, 3 f f R. Schoenwetter, S. Smith, M. Denny, Bottom row- C. Schmidt, C. Olsen, S. Ridder, N. Bridges, M. Murray, Mr. Friedow. CLL,:, Spanish Club G Ll Top row-Left to right- M. Baker, M. Anderson, K. Hayworth, L. Arnold, L. Stromer, M. Cunningham, S. Lemke, C. Netland, Second row- C. Schmidt, P. Guth, K. Schulz, G. Smith, R. Carlsson, C. Nuehring, D. Nuehring, K. Greimann, G. Ridder, M. Nannenga, P. Christians, Third row- K. Quintus, S. Lenz, J. Hartzell, B. Thorson, D. Trampel, L. Ausborn, V. Gerdes, B. Bruggeman, C. Fahringer, J. Abele, K. Carolus, Fourth row- D. Scott, B. Alden, N. Ames, B. Butler, K. Hayworth, S. Smith, J. Bock, S. Ridder, S. Lein, P. Watnem, J. Carolus, C. Bruhl, Fifth row- Mr. Corbett C. Mau, R. Brinkman, D. Hummel, N. Blank, Front row- D. Mewes, M. Bruhl, L. Barz, J. Nuehring, M. Murray, M. Hagen, J. Bruhl, K. Roths, L. Larsen, D. Baker, M. Franzen. TOP 1'0W Left to fight- M. Tue, R. Bachman, T. Christians, D. Lau, M. Rosendahl. Second row- D. Baker, L. Ostendorf, L. Schmlqt, L- AI'I'lOld, D. Guth. Third row- B. Hamrick, M. Murray, G' Smlth, 5- Lemke, M. Denny. Front row- W. Flaten, R. Bosworth D. Back, G. Scott, Mr. Busch. E Club National Honor Society Back row- Left to right- P1'es.- Mary Bruhl, V.Pr-es.- Dennis Guth, Sec. '1'reas.- Donna Nuehring, Connie Schmidt, Marc Cunningham, Diane Hummel. Front row- Karen Schulz, Beth Alden, Lonnie Schmidt, Dorothy Nennenga, Collette Abele, Mar-ge Nannenga, Connie Mau, Nola Blank. . Lack Pow ,L . toR. -D.Nuehring, S .Lein, C.Abele ,K .Haywor-th, B .Bruggeman, J .Abela . Middlg Pow-Mrs . Bacon, D.Gre'biJ.ls.t,L.Griggs ,D .Trampel ,L .Ausborn, C.Fahztif:ge:r, J . Caro1us,V.Gerdes,Fron'b Row-J .Bock,P.McC1ure,K.Car-olus, C.BI'uhl,B.Thor'son, P .Wat-nem ,K .Poths ,Mrs . Lee . Librarians Newspaper Staff Back Pow,L .toR.-C.NetCLand,J .Nuehring, L .Larsen,G .Ridder,K .Schulz,M.J .Murray, C'.Pebb1es,B.Christians,S.Ridder.Middle Row-S.Lemke,D.Gu'bh,S.Ridder',D.Back, M.Nannenga, R .Brinkman ,N .Bridges ,Mr-s.LaI'sen.Frxbnt Row-J .Bock ,P .McClure, 'T .Eruhl ,M.L .I-Iageil, B .Thor-son ,P .Watnem, S. Schwichtenberg ,J .Mc Clure ,M.Fahr'inger Back row, L. to R. - D. Stromer, C. Kilgore, L. Arnold, L. Ostendorf, C . Nuehring, R. Carlsson, D. Back, M. Ames, Third row - M. Baker, . Smith, K. Hayworth, D. Trampel, L. Ausborn, L. Stromer, M. Tue, S S. Lain. Second row - N. Ames, B. Butler, J. Bock, M.L. Hagen, L.A. Baan, S. Ridder, T. Christians, D. Lau, Front row - Mr. Peter-s, M. Franien, D. Baker, C. Bertilson, M. Anderson, J. Nuehring Back row, L. to R. - Kathy Grieman, Karen Roths, Dixie Trampe g0P0thy Nannenga, Beth Roths, Middle row - Connie Mau, Donna rgghriggiofhengatTahginier, Janet Carolus, Mrs. Hayner, Front ' YD e an ary Bruhl Shi 1 S ith M i Nannenga, Nola Blank , , r ey m ' arjor 9 1 Top row- Left to right- D.Eack, H.Cnflson, C.Nuehring, M.Fran- zen, S.Ridder, D.B2ker, P.McC1urs. Second row- D.Humme1, C.Mau, N.Bridges, D.Gretil1at, R.3chwichtenberg, B.Roths, K.Griemann, L.Griggs. Third row- D.Stromer, M.Hannenga, M.Bruh1, M.Denny, F.Smith, R.Schoenwetter, S.Lemke, C.Net1and, R.Brinkmen. Front row- C.5chmidt, N.B1auk, D.Nuehring, Mrs.Duran. ANNUAL STAFF Editors: Connie Schmidt Nola Blank Donna Nuehring Advertising Editors: Sue L uke Renee Brinkman Nyla B idges Photographers: Nyla Bridges Roger Carlssen A Dean Stromer www f- I f ,-.., E!! 77 f 5 Q 5 , 9 I 3 - W 5 -A V mains-an f.: wmv x my . wx: 1 -mmm an ADVERTISING 'L IIIITNEIIS IN IIIIGIIESS Aet XS! Klemme Coop Grain Co. 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