Laurens High School - Laurentian Yearbook (Laurens, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1973 PRESENTS THE LAURENTIAN LAURENS HIGH SCHOOL, LAURENS, IOWA 4 X 1 Y s Za Throughout the preparation of our yearbook, individuals other than the annual staff have devoted their time and effort to assist this creation. We wish to express our gratitude to the following: Strathman Studios of Pocahontas--our official photogra- phers, J an Carlson for her assistance to the annual advisor, Lon Bruggernan and Dave Weiss for developing some of our photographs, and THE LAURENS SUN for the use of several school photographs. Our deepest appreciation goes to those who helped to put the finishing touches on this book: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Liljedahl, Kevin Lind, Craig Herrick, Jim and Tom Millward, Tammy Van Horsen, Lori Peterson, and Vickey Ford. We the Senior Class of 1973 should care to dedicate our annual to Memories which have and will con- tinue to play an influential role in designing the experiences of our individual lives. Memories . . . the positive, the negative--a homogeneous mixture upon which we will continuously reverberate throughout our lifetime. The magnitude of their efficacy may never fully be realized. Look to the future-- preserve the past. Our lives are slaves to time. And time never stops. But if you could stop before time changed it all, What would it look like? rffqz' Q 8 N ik i 1 v x jtxxfgk if K N 3 X Q 1 A, fx ff' 5- ,xx f v, '21, xi X xy YJX T ..,,. M 'L'L x, X .A X Q XNMN an A Q in 1 Mx.L :. D ig, -if ' if A '! L 2 -ss ' if W Q .Q J' 1 ,,,, .. . ix Q X N, . f , ,K wa 6' 1' Q ' X 5, ' 0 'Sf vwg K 'ff ,L f 'rim Q x M n 'W X, X fc. 'wi px P h . X ?6SF..A Fm . K .L W Nl' W A R ' X S il' . S k QQ: 7 sk - 'wffcskif Q N1 Q 5 fi? . S' S .W S T , . - N Your life is about one- fourth over. What have you accomplished? What things make you what you are? What do you remember of Your high school years? PEOPLE - -PLACES - -EVENTS? effect did they have on you? School will continue to exist. Time and people will change it. It will never again be the same. . .FOR. .. What 'Ulwse were the days my friends... 5 . 5 iw ,Q gifs l Q fipxg-fda, Nik .ilyltlt .Q 3 .zi x ew-is Another interesting development by Mark Eden. Where's my Rubber Ducky'??? ! ! ! Oh, how nice . . . another open house at LHS. .wx K NK' Mr. Luchsinger, at what age can alcoholism be detected? Dr. Olson, WHO is that! ! I ! Oh George, so soon again. Mom, why do l itch so? What do you mean rloublc drib- Post Haircut Blues. ble? ?.I. ' I SAN I we thou In t ey ol 8 .W 1 Mr. James Mr. Baarz Mr. Chickering Miss Carlson 4,4 ,s -n.. x., .A Mr. Bruggeman Mrs. Ernst Mr. Pedersen Mr. Fraser a 1-,-,gi Miss Brigham Mr. Liljedahl Mrs. Liljedahl Miss Galles ,Q I Mr. Baskerville Mrs. Mefferd Mrs. Johnson Mr. Hawes Mr. Lanclhuis Mr. Gade Mr. Jones Mrs. Eggerth qE1em. Prin.J Ur. H. Prir1.j CH. S. Prin.J Mrs. Reese Mrs. Poduska fi -4 Q . 'E D1 Q .3 i- K Q :Al i 5 . ? L, 9. i fs ' E . f f A N 8 tl .Q ry X , 5 -v- x - - X X. - Q Xsw, I, 'XML .41 Superintendent Iflalterman Mrs. Workman JANITORS SCHOOLBOARD l S ee e Max Grossnielcle, Gerald Ferguson qSec.j, Dr. A. Miles Olson qPres.j, I. H. I-lalterman qSupt.j, Patricia Harms, Melvin Runneberg. Absent: Ronald llersom and L. J. Hawley qTreas.j. X Buck Rodgers Kenny Kuntz Alfred Hersom Betty Hyslop, Carol Schmidt, Wilma Sheets, Charlene Mackie Lil Mathison, Dorthea Brewster, Liz Kemp, Arlene Pomeroy. BUS DRIVERS Dick Stockwell, Lyle Murray, Chuck Stutesman, Gerald Ehn, Garth Hopkins, Lowell Cone, Bud Reining. WNQai.sWn3 dance v1d orcver avui riaya INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES STATE CONTEST--I RATINGS ALTO SAXOPHONE SOLO--Ray Roewe SNARE DRUM SOLO--Brad Unruh PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE--Dale Mefferd, Brad Unruh, Deb- bie Halterman, Marilyn Wright, Patti Buckwalter FRENCH HORN TRIO--Jayne Nelson, Jane Johnson, Dee Dee Sorenson WOODWIND TRIO--Shelly Harms, Sandi Ludwig, Patti Sernett TRUMPET QUARTET - -Kevin Dubbert, Mary Hawley, Sheryl Hanna, Neil Netsch SAXOPHONE QUARTET--Ray Roewe, Sheryl Runneberg, Tammy Van Horsen, Cheri Langfitt SAXOPHONE TRIO--Ray Roewe, Sheryl Runneberg, Tammy Van Horsen TROMBONE DUET --Craig Stewart, Grant Carlson WOODWIND DUET Mona Edmonds Kathleen Mather W K y swf ' :A - Q ,... . .. v S..f,.x -. A 4 Ah?- -,Q ,, I ' ai ,, Q .. :W g + 0,51 3' K ' , -vs - we d QQ, . ix xg? , , 6 if ' QSUIWU K Qi' , , X Hy V ' fp V Y . 4 - N-nfxmswwf-ww-W .1 M11 Y: S ' x sa' ,Q Jr: , A Q 1, , Q 3, V., . K , -l - 1.177 , L , , ,-- ff - . ' Y-YY - - x i -1 v' ,J ,A ' , 'ff 4, fr N Q A S' -- Q, . xl? S 15' I M0440 4 WE ' wr' 3. y wh-H N ' X ' V Q xxx ? W NX X '54, 1 N ,Y ,N , xi. L 4 g, an-,.g,, t 5.3 'Q 4 'T X Q is 'v',Q-7 53. 'ggi 3.4 if 1 4 W' . ey, GIRLS' GLEE BOYS' GLEE MIXED CHORUS -www i3i'4'3 f 453' n 212 ?m We 5252552 ww 'Ek M2649 M QQ .'., 5 'Wi Qw xv iv x tv , as -af 3 -XQQENQ :I fam , 'iff Q ,. E , , -Q , 9 ,R 2 2 +4 ,'1'!i! E WX' XX i Avg N MARCHING BAND MAIORETTES , . . . 1 K Q , .. 2 1 .Q 5 X POM-POM GIRLS .1 , I X ,,, . ,K .1 ,Q 'X rs' QQ as x 3 E S? r M ,k - ,Q x 5 ' xi v gig i --vig-. R 3 :N -Q----...q,, Q Q ,Q-' k auf Q K ,A :pw - Q . i Qww gxmzw nf . ...M.,.,.x, ,.. xx QQ is , ... 1 5 3 f ' , . n 3, g V gf 'xx ,Eg ,V ,i , Y l H fy, V V E L-,zfqxx 5,5 '. 1 ig I A A M .QQ ,TQ-:wfg,' 'f Q- wa 1 Uifyzj vii A zig1,? 1 4 A V' KLV K X X 1 MV: f ' 5,2 k A 1 na,' 2 -f ' ' .z ,f1 ,5f' j ygwfJ, i , X fu' v ,f :eg 21 515 V H, .:, ffl, Li 1 I Y 2 1 ggi Li: .A M1 P 'W' X yd Fig Q 9 5 N X f Z If ai M32 .1 gf f ,M HW? wwf ' H 225-w'f':if-'.,27 ZW ,.'1 111. -Lea: :'1,:,'1f:. ff-'f ' r -w ,N',w-.i --V V H f ., Q ,Q 5 li Qxw -1 ? 4? 5 f mf 'S MV , ' S 'Q X42-Q 58 LW .'?'? 'LT,'1' X 8. ,QQ in 3 K . , Q ' . . n . ' - ...S X? Q 3 ' ,X 5 ,,a,, A Y ff' 1 ' if ' rt: 'V d , XX X X I ' Q Wi A fm. ,-W N' ' W: A ff . if Qfx i I QW- gf 1 4 xg: '13 x'1': Q5 Sf ng 1 k 75 a., :sig ' ' .lf Kr, A '5' u f x f . sf' A ' - nf! 'M I 19,4 1 --M-qwfm 5 HOMECOMING 1972 KING QUEEN r 3i BARB DAVE Son of Mr. 8a Mrs. Francis Alstott Daughter of Mr. 85 Mrs. Arlo Nelson FIRST ATTENDANTS HOMECOMIN G ROYALTY JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Mereta Jensen P at G annon MV' F feef l H' ,M vf S ., Y 5, M li'- AJR? ha Z THIRD PLACE We re the Greatest S E N I0 and That's No Bull IUNIORS FIRST PLACE The Elks Carl gf an av' 5 5 ? . 43 v . ..,,fxf-s Hx.. 'vw r Q51 1527?- 'SEQ . F1 ,Elissa v'O'3'F'lT n.M:-'fu' I 4 s. , SAM.-,.. :hai SO P H 0 M 0 R THIRD PLACE-- They Ran Out of Time F R H M EN SECOND PLACE-- Bomb 'Em Wm K K X P' Q X ' K . ly 5 i x 'sow Wqyi K A W Q K . 'WN S N sm A 4' hw 1 ,-W .ff-mfg -,ff, 1 . .wg . 4? l ' ' lf' 45 W l i ,, 92, 215 45 ,LiE,3?, ifA5vw P5922 'z ,f 1, -jf H ' , V ' , , w H I f g, I ,, ' Z l 2 gf '35 'W f '1'f - 5 'LVV 1 A . A H ' i ' 4 W fg ' ' f ,gg 4' ' L L ' 1, ,, 5, Elf V' 'fb Y' M' ' - W J' K ' Isl, 3??j1a?,g,H v 'j nf Aa k I ,E57 ff65g,,fi9,iiggi5QD5fyV, I -1 Q , U Af, , M 4 'Q , ' ,, m ,L ai ,, W ff W f I pw f Qt? A W ., L' Ak L NW'H'h ' W4 1 ' fr' f 1 M 'Lf f 1 l 4' W . ' Q, an 1 , 5 N' gV,, L ,,', 55N,.ii. iV,M,3,,,3g,,4gt'3 5 37- ,'k, E: V, 4 Q, K, 3 if 2 Zi Q E E 5, www' M, K I 1 M, ' Y W , 6 2 A fy f ai ' I 4' 3 -as VY V, ' iV-W' ' , f f' 5 5 S i W .V Y ,',f -- . V , , ,V . . I- M , -, 5 5 i Y ' H W V V' f k f Lf , 3, WM, i In -Z, ' , i My V , ff -5,i4..,.E.,,: 5 5' Q 1 4 ' ' flag' 1 ,. 'f ' X ig 7 1 if A ' 1' ,, ,. 1 - nf w e , ,,,, f, , in V f v , 5 fe H V 1 dl 1 X I X ,, , xg 5 'M V, 1 5' f if , ef 4 .Jw :Q V ,i 1 fi in 'xi ,Q 2 mwff yi J any ,QV .ff 7? ' 3 1 'F Q. s hw ' ' ,, W ,L we ' 2 ,g , A f g' ,Wg Q M ' , V' V f X ,. J ' ' A ' ,K A Q, 3 4.77 , i , , X1 V I ' 1-., Attorney Stevens Attorney Flint . Karen Andre . . Bailiff .... Judge Heath . CoLLrt Clerk . Dr. Kirkland . . Mrs. Hutchins . Homer Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney . Nancy Lee Faulkner . I. G. Whitfield . Jane Chandler . Magda Svenson . Sigurd J ungquist Larry Regan . . Roberta Van Renessler . . Sec. to Att. Stevens . Sec. to Att. Flint Stenographer 1151 . Policewomen . . Policemen . . Stenographer 1152 . Student Director . Set Decoration . . Costumes . . Set . . . Publicity . . Lighting . . . Jayne Nelson . Marilyn Wright Kim Schmidt Don Aschenbrenner . Nancy Baughman Linda Koenig . . Randy Mathison . . Jane Triggs Sheryl Meiners Pat Wilson . . Randy Shaw Mike Busse Kathy Johnson Programs . Make-up . Tickets. . Jury . . . Curtains . Program Cover . Craig Stewart . Doug Simons Mary Runneberg . . John Sernett . .Brad Stewart . Craig Coldren . Bruce Carlson . . Nancy Gates . Mike Horsman . Bob Millward . .Vicki Miller . Craig Herrick . Marjorie Kees . Kathy Wenell . Bill Richardson . Kevin Dubbert . Sheryl Hanna . . Bev Depew . . June Hansen . . Pat Wilson .Roxanne White Dawn Schmidt . Scott Strampe Mick Schmidt Frank Hopp . Marilyn Wurr Debbie Halterman Susan Vierow . . Dorlis Miller . . Toni Vitzthum . . Pat Thompson . . Donna Goerner Marilyn Wurr . . Scott Strampe THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE NIGHT OF IIINUIIRY 16th UNDER THE DIRECTION MS. BONNIE MEFFERD 4 ,AA ,,,,,yw lumen.-... ' Qs MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF '73 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ROGER A. BASKERVILLE Mr. Smith . . Mrs. Smith . . Rose . . . Esther . . Agnes . . Tootie . Lon ...... Grandpa Prophater Katie ...... Mrs. Waughop . . Ida Boothby . . John Shephard . . Fred Gregory . . . Lucille Pentard . . Mr. Dodge .... Mr. Duffy . . Student Producer . Student Director . Co-Stage Managers Technical Director u .au Asst. Technical Director . . Student Director of Costumes . . Student Director of Make-up . . Program Committee . Prompters . . . . .Ray Roewe Darlys Richardson . Cindy Siddall . Mona Edmonds . . Mary Jeffers . . Jane Johnson . . Larry Baxter . . Kevin Rigby . Mary Hawley . Mary Sernett . Kathy Shaffer . . . John Ehn . . Pete Hakes . .Kathy Hanna . . Kevin Lind . . Dave Alstott . Kathy Deacon . . Barb Nelson . .Wanda Essick Becky Anderson . . Gary Zeman . Brian Challand . Vicki Franker Diane Jonas Gudren Ottens .Dee Dee Sorenson Teresa Wood Denise Poduska Becky Anderson Wanda Essick Darlys Richardson Mary Sernett . .Teresa Wood L. D. Bailey I li , .dn 1 s N., 591 ' Ns X 2 'va 'si Q 'gk Q8 Q35 SQEXW mi OKC 'X IE .glass Klilo .Qnwnwy ..,, QQRAR' .aiiqgalmglv x oQllI5Ql.M'U Q-Q4 '3 vw x n Q S f , ll IUC X A ZA aww NNW 5,'LwZi iff n ., M : ewgf 5 962' Xiuwi 6 nu are a Child 0 kliidlg 'wp anger the Huifie de haiiie, 51 remember whai peace ihere mag he in Silence. As far ea pusaihle wiihuui snrremler be im 52555 termi wiih an ?ET5im5 . ,Speak gnu? iruik ntniefxg SL clearly ami Iisien in uiheri, even Une Hull lg! Qntsrantg theg we have ihzir ziiurg. Amid land fl Hggrefiiinz 1IEI'5UH5., meg are uexatinns in the spirii. If gnu rumfrare gwmelf with ntheri, gnu mag Become vain 51 hitlerg fur almags there will he grriaier Selesaer Perseus ihem cgoeraelf. fn .3113 Hmm' athieuemfmii 65 will as gum: plans. Beep inierestexl in gum' num tarstr, hnwever humluleg ii is 6 real 113553555111 in ihe :hanging fnrtenei nf Lime, Hier-rise rautinn in Bnur hu5ine55 affairsg fur the wnrld is fell nf irieherg. fini lei this 11111 blind gnu in whai uirlue ihere i5ama113 persnm nf the Univevseqq where life is Full nf Rem-niam. Be gnuriiflf. ESPIBHSH3, dit 11111 faigrr affettinft. Neither he igni- cal Shuut Inve- For in the face nf all ariflit gl disenchantment ii is perenniafaas the 332855 . Take. hinhlig H12 cuumel uf the gears, 3rat9,fuH3 Burrkrlherfttg T112 'ihiftgi nf auth- Nu.I'1ut'B 5iZ1'BrrgU1 ufaipirit 1.11 Shifilh nu in Smhhen misfnrhme. -But in fmt hisireai Bumcaelf milk imaginirgs. Thang? fBar5 are hum of faiigue Innelimlii. Bekgnnh a whuleanme hiacipliffe , he 5211112 Luiih gnursiflf. gnu HIE 3 thilh nf B12 uftiverfme, nn less than H12 trees Sc the ataraz gm Rave a rgghl in he here. Penh mkeiker nr nut it is dear in gnu., mx hnuki His universe is minib- ing as it shnulh. Therefere he ai gears with Gab., wkaieuer gnu ilnnteivs Him in he , anh mhahzver gene Iehnrs 6m aspiraiiufna , iaU1B wmisg nnufwainfr uf Iife has peate wiifx gtrut Html. wil? all iis Sham, hruhgerg 54 hrnhefr heeama , ii is still 3 heautiful wurlh. Be tate- ful . Strive in Be happg. -SU 5IriuE fur hgh idealag and EUET3- L Q Qnvik, fawd M L MW 6 ' . 'Nn.L 'mils-M, ...X we-qf1P?5 .v ,wx L. 3 . , ' Q 595' EL Q 1 if Q f ,S l Q N. -if x fx W ' 5 if QP' ,r xg Q G '-P - .ii . , f 4 ' -' 'L 2 9 '- I -, ffl wi W X :: Q4 - , yd' mvuw Yi. wk .5532 :ifwz '52 'ISE wm- Wg, . ,af 52354. 'f, f aw' ' ,f fm 1 3 4 gli E Q? .f Fw? ' f AMWWKQA X fi? S. X: X S . Nik, 62 ge L wh K wgfwfmwk , .. X fa-umm, MM.. MQ-a im.. W This is the QQ we C 0056 1 'L' an A... K bv Q 5 4 'Q Q 9 qv , B ,, . ,fl 5534 41 Q M , 2 Q. ,va MQ' mf' . Q., i 4 - , mn. ,.v r : Y ,V Lv Q. 9, , , ,Z . Cf? .Kg .,. ,M ..,w f' , .5','f5'i,, Yijfffrgeki? l 9 QW A va 5'ls , ,Q Ami,-, x 4, K' 'F 1 fl bl, ,, , , ix -. X if .Sf W 'Y -.Z ,L 6 .5-. 1 1 x an ff- 4 . ,n .v ,A ..g . 9 . V A 1? ' Qi 9 I I 5 E 3 A 'X x I If, Q A P g '11 45 p sw 4 L'f'f I , if , 9' ' . fT?4 ,, qg-Q-MQ 'YN'- v VA U gfn ' 'Z' Q f 3 , 'S 5 5 W Q Ti f M171 4' g V 3 F' ' W , ' - f 1 if 1 A--f-- 4 ., gl- an i ':,:sif tl ..- ELK'S HORN STAFF S T U D EC N0 TU N C I L ELK'S HORN Ennons 1 2 I Q 2 H if , Q fav ERI ' M Q x lg I 3 km wr 4. , ati Au 43' V, 3, I JH! , ,. I .www . . M J A.. W K? Q .skit .L 'V. s . fr' - .K . h ,. v, 1 am. 5' -eff Ia ' 'if -A . kk wwf' V Tr,f if xx iff, -' , ' Vi.. ' 4 .. it in 1 Y!! ,, , g W F ks v by xx 'Q ' f 3 Z' Q5 'V E' ' W J ,f. J X XYA Q H 13 im' Q3 ff y' H , if V j r , aff A v I i , W 'QRMEGEHS Ufififjgmj, 8 1 Q .X,,5,,4 . J , v Q . Nh-Q.. . . , x A .. F i A05 x ,,., an gs ' ---' f A ,api Wk 5355 ws sgxe ,vii saxwx X N W'9W K Q K me Q SX .Q L is s Xi R? 'K Q 4 QA as RSE X ww K xg: In YL NK N X s six E S xx? S3 WMQ Q. X X Sax XY X 9? Q Q K iw! Aggr- fzfg i 4 'Q , f , NJ I 'A K sg- Q. Y' . . F- ww 3 S 1 X qs-ep qs-sy Q10-65 Q8-95 D. Miller--P. Thompson M, S 42-13 F. Johnson--J. Triggs Q3-OJ L. Wright--M. Wright Q3-13 K. Shaffer--M. Wright Q2-lp P. Thompson--M. Wright Q1-OJ J. Gregory--F. Johnson Q1-05 F. Johnson--D. Roewe C1-OJ F. Hopp--L. Wright Q1-OJ I. Sernett--L. Wright Q1-lj L. Baxter--C. Coldren Q1-25 D. Alstott--G. Edmundson C1-271. Triggs--M. Wright x - Q2-25 B. Stewart--L. Wright Q4-Op G. Edmundson--R. Roewe Q2-OJ J. Johnson--G. Carlson The 1972-73 school year has been a third consecutive excellent year for the Laurens Community High School Speech Department. The Debate -Forensics Team has gained State-wide recognition in all facets of our expanded Speech pro- gram. In Debate the Speaking Elks captured their first IHSSA District Championship ever. The team of John Sernett, Brad Stewart, David Alstott and Ray Roewe tied for third place in the Class B Division of the State tournament. In the DES MOINES REGISTER'S weekly Debate Poll the Speaking Elks have been ranked in the Top Ten every week for the past two years. This past year they gained a weekly high of 2nd place, held for three weeks, and a low of 9th, held for only one week. The final rankings placed the Speaking Elks 7th in the Top Ten. In Debate the Speaking Elks garnered 176 wins against 104 losses, for an over-all win percentage of 63070. In the last three years the Elks are 363 -276. This is a yearly average of 121 wins and 92 losses. The three year totals show a 57070 win margin and a loss ratio of 43070. The team was also honored this year with two of the Varsity members earning All-State recognition as two of the top 18 de- baters in Iowag Ray F. Roewe and John Sernett. Sernett was also named All-Conference in the Northwest Iowa Novice Debate League. Other members of the team earning All-Conference NINDL recognition were Brad Stewart and Pat Thompson, First Team, and Marilyn and Lowell Wright, Second Team. In the Conference Tournament held at Spencer Frank Hopp and Damon Peterson won the first place affirmative trophy and Grant Carlson--Pat Thompson the second place award. Jeff Gregory, Fred Johnson and Dale Roewe won the first place negative trophy with Brad Stewart and John Sernett the second place award. 1 SPEECH In extra -curricular activities outside the immediate pro- gram offered at Laurens we have had success in the Amer- ican Legion Oratorical contest, Soil Conservation Speech Program and the V, F, W, 's Voice of Democracy contest. In the Voice of Democracy contest held locally this year, Frank Hopp earned third place honors, Kathy Wenell was second and Ray Roewe first. Roewe went on to win the 10th District competition and third place in the State of Iowa. Ray's Speech earned a fine scholarship of S225.00. In the IHSSA's District tournament at Mallard the Speaking Elks brought home 21 'I' ratings, bringing their total 'I's at District to 64 in the last three years. At the State compe- tition in Lelviars the Forensics team captured seven 'I' rat- ings and twelve 'II's. In the last three years at State the Speaking Elks have brought home 17 'I' ratings. In State Speech competition at LeMars Ray Roewe and Dave Alstott earned 'I' ratings in two different areas with Greg Edmund- son, Marjorie Kees and Kathy Wenell earning top honors in single categories. if an wk! ,VX 'I's at State Speech Contest Top Forensic Awards l' N I 0 N A L Selection Criteria: 1. SCHOLARSHIP H 0 N 0 R maintains a B Q8 . O05 gradepoint average 2. SERVICE SOCIETY OFFICERS willingness to render any service to the school and community when called upon willingness to do committee or staff work readiness to show courtesy by assisting visitors, teachers, and students 3. LEADERSHIP demonstrates leadership in classroom or organiza- tion work demonstrates leadership in promoting school activ- ities is thoroughly dependable in any responsibility he accepts successfully holds school offices or positions of re- sponsibility demonstrates initiative in carrying out any respon- sibility without the prodding of teachers exemplifies the qualities and attitudes which are a silent influence on others for good. 4. CHARACTER meets promptly pledges and responsibilities to school and teacher demonstrates highest standards of honesty and re- liability constantly exemplifies desirable qualities of per- sonality QChCerfl1lUeSS, friendliness, neatness , poise, stabilityj Co-operates by complying with school regulations upholds principles of morality and ethics. - - A YQ' f . ' . Q fi. N .L V F ., , W ' fl. ggi . A 3' 5,3 Q W , . said? A J 5 .. ' gg M 1 sf fe Q Q 5 - Q QT in Q . if 2 'ie if iw Qi S L 1 A . I . is . X .X .. E Q X Sk. QT' . .. ' Wwqgsm Sq W' ... W. 1 Ai! I '53, Ml' Q . 3 'f Q NN .,, 4. . uw + X. sp- 1 'i' 'YF' A if N -ka., 'V - -- K Q-N-X. : . ,Nur .wav-,aww nw ,. .wm,..,..,.,M WWW .Haag .... A W fXsxxg.-ww...... ..... THE 1973 LAURENS ELKS FOOTBALL SQUAD Hitherto, Laurens football has been an enjoyable pleasantry at which spectators witnessed the exemplified talents of the youth. This year, however, football at Laurens ascended into a category that even Wilbur Young would admire. The metamorphosis was a direct consequence of the debonair debutant Head Coach, Richard Hamilton. Filling out the Fear- some Foursome, which have also been attributed with the cognomen, Quixote Quartet qfor at times their innuendos con- ir veyed aberrations such as attacking windmillsj were Offensive line coach, Roger Baskervilleg Defensive coach, Doug Schu- lerg and Backfield coach, George James. The amalgamation of these minds, while under the ominous eye of the Irate Irishman from Emmetsburg, was the inspiration that instilled within the minds of the Elks, their implacable desire for con tact. That same impetus was applied in cultivating and nurturing a Team Philosophy that resulted in an incomparable season for which the Elks will not soon be forgotten. Laurens 6 Aurelia 32 6 Manson 20 O P ocahontas 24 20 Gilmore City -Bradgate O 22 Rolfe 6 16 Rockwell City 1 5 54 Twin Rivers O 18 Albert City -Truesdale 0 FOOTBALL HONORS ALL-sms Twm LAKES CONFERENCE K All -State 'ith Team t 6' S36 M33 1f:2::s,i1- 1 we .. D. X 1 fx-X 2 O - vu. 3 A wmv of I S T - f , X S 1, 3 QQ. prxfi , , I .. X, 3 in . O, to Q Y X: X Q S Q 17 if rf? X X X we X to X NE A11 -State Honorable Mention A11 -Conference Honorable Mention t 2 rw J, - 1 Q MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS Senior Junior Sophomore 0 C A P T A I N S Most Valuable N Player for 1973 Season-- Freshman Ray Roewe BOYS' BAS KET BA LL VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY U! 'UM L. 'Q OHSSI C , ,, 1 UP MHS E ' xg Q is FF Q.. e x. BASKETBALL SCORES AND HONORS BOYS Laurens 64 Rockwell City 56 Pocahontas 51 Manson 48 Rolfe 39 Albert City-Truesdale 52 Gilmore City-Bradgate 62 Twin Rivers 62 Mallard fTournamentp 67 Ruthven fTourmanentj 71 Rockwell City 62 Pocahontas 56 Manson 58 Rolfe 62 Albert City-Truesdale 65 Ruthven 46 Gilmore City-Bradgate 74 Twin Rivers 73 Holstein 64 Ayrshire fTournamentj 54 Albert City-Truesdale fTournament5 All-Conf. Honorable Mention Laurens .. GIRLS Rockwell City Pocahontas Manson Rolfe Albert City -Truesdale Gilmore City -Bradgate Twin Rivers Havelock-Plover Lytton Rockwell City Pocahontas Twin Rivers Manson Rolfe Albert City -Truesdale Ruthven Gilmore City-Bradgate Albert City-Truesdale Havelock-Plover Albert City-Truesdale All-Conf. 2nd team All-State I 2 A ll-Conf. Honorable Mention A11'C0Hf6I6UCG lst team 2nd team 1M: Ai Xi , 1 , .,- ,if A K f vb 3 ,--'fllfssgs f gr , '- N if if f L5 , Q 1 Q, .lv M , W 3, ' Qu? Qvii EV g Qf S 3 . a J ggi g: 3 gg, i A ,gf sg 5 J X , 'gf 5 W x 'U' 35 'H' 9,63 if 'df QW? 5 5 L 45 ' Q ABA J! N 511 ts nk 3 ' 50 ' s.-f. X,W,., yn W Lf . 'QQ 1 .f Y N? i i fi ! I 5 ' -u GM Q '-N5 ........... W.---. W, ' ,..,........' X' f---M. - , Miillg- Q s-1-iuun1-... -,,,...--Q.. I .ig w , , ivi' . 4 V m , '- D. M . Qi ai 'X w y , W Q gi:-ww ? yi. 3 hx ,,...f' 'g. f sd N59 11 N 3 .fl BOYS' TRACK isis Ni, MWWMA.. W , ii: . Li! X' Ni Y Www Q . YQ 3 V 2 Q f if 0 my X 'A 'lr V- mr , ' 5 Y 5 A i . K, f , K 44 ! ffA x if ig: ' 'k 1 E X g!3 1gv,'9 ff af, . 'Q A ' ' 8, ,Elf ' 331. , XW , 'Q 5 wx ,E K Q , 1 my-3, 4 -4 M 1i8,N .gal K , 2 UM Q r 9' 4 -F' , Y 5, J! L QV' fx X, ,. ,. K S Q. :'- X -W -.5 fig -in ' -if ::.' X - .Q -L N i .,..V,: , 5 . - Sf ' - . 2 J A Q gg Q K X Q? 3 X Q. K as X si iv na s. Xka' A .x -'X . , J X I: x-RN: . , , V S X Q. IL wi S S Q? S' Skis X Q ' S Q X X S QQ -. - ..-. gig Q QSX k xt f A N E ,Ex gf 5,55 X X: xi i fx is RK 'S X X If x X Q X, S x L A x f X K N KN AS zwfggmgmwmkwww W' ' 555' L.,,.. , ...k ,A-Y. A sffrafxslESQmwmmm,mwmXff . ., www :W v fk 5 V, J ,-QS www W A mwww I I 1 0 CWTZ OHV! Pam Ferguson, Lora Dever- eaux, Sharon Richardson, Kristie Olson, Joanne Ander- son, Sue Korrect, Colleen Wright, Mona Mackie, Myra Reese, Vicki Mackey. Jeff Siddall, Dale Martin, Don Samuelson, Merry Hal- lengren, Jane Phillips, Leisa Hanisch, Linda Carlson, Roxy Strong, Doug Meister, Dane Olson, Mrs. Kaiser. Mark Hansen, Bob Buckwal- ter, Scott Coldren, Rod Run- neberg, Bob Reed, Mark Janus, Fred Kemp, Harry Dwyer, Randy Gustafson, Duane Wurr, Ricky Ahlers. re t In our way Row 1: Joann Wood, Leigh Rigby, Deanne Dudley, Donna Philp, Mary Koenig, Kathy Baker, Patty Vial, LaRonna Pauk, Jill Kemp, Row 2: Sherri Lawman, Glenda Zeman, Nancy Newell, Brenda Boughcy, Cindy Fcr- guson, Julie Ludwig, Diane Svuba, Lisa Murray. Row 3: Mrs. Peterson, Jerry Holmberg, Mike Pomeroy, Pat Murry, Dan Richardson, Tim Lynn, Kelly HOrS1'11aH, Tom Sernett, Fritz Ekstam. Row 4: Tom Vanderpool, Dennis Rigby, Rich Carlson, Dana Halder, Mark Storr, Brent Peterson, Mark Meyer, Randy Kenobbie, Steve Schmidt. - ii? Row 1: Row 2: ROW 3: Row 4: Joy Bell, Ann Mackey, Ver- onica Hiller, Ellen Blan- chard, Annette Vierow. Lynda Goettsch, Martha Reese, Nancy Thompson, Cindy Hanna, Ann Menke, Jolene Mathison, Elaine Wright, Debbie Hopkins. Mrs. Ducommun, Lee Ann Thompson, Linda Edmund- son, Sandy Lindstrom, Julie Johnson, Lori Wilhelm, Lynn Pauk, Janis Runneberg, Jac- que Kemp. Wayne Snow, A1Vanderpool, Larry Mefferd, Mike Gannon, Steve Bradburn, Bruce White, Scott Frye, Kelly Netsch. Row Row 2: Row 3: 1: Clair Rubel Warren Wilson, Diane Vial, Mary Thumma, Sherri Co- hoon, Don Stoner, Bob Tus- sing, Jeff Clark, Todd Wal- stead. David Koenig, Mary Allen, Cindy Garton, Diane Gustaf- Gary Challand, son, Peggy Triggs, Kim Sun- ner, Judy Mackie, Lynett Pomeroy, Eileen Murray, Bonnie Anderson. Mr. Burnham, Kathy Leuer, Lynn Anderson, Randy Ernst, Kris Mefferd, Nancy Lanus, Kenny Sindergard, Diane Janssen, Julie Madsen. i I 'd Q Ga 9 'll y 42 'I ,wf Q' 1-Q ...iii I Y! X ,VF .K Hg My ix ' 5 ,QS E' .Nh 4 Q ru! 4 -W sv, Qi if , ,AQ ' , . 'sf' A 7' ggi YV 4' f W-, .,........... ,. r up ' N x i 0 5 R Q A an K . X X be rex L. 'F E ' W 1394 Pi f- 1 4 24 .Q f:v'9' f -Y 8 Q Zil N In . Q i Q 9 wf 01 W fd' um.. Row 1: Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Row 5 Row 6 FRESHMEN CLASS Dave Olson, Don Hyslop, Scott Walstead, James Holmberg, Tom Baughman, Greg Perrigo, Del Runneberg, Jim Sernett, Aaron Janus. Debbie Goerner, Kathy Martin, Janeen Kemp, Brenda Lane, Donna Bouska, Kim Benz, Nan Sab- otka, Kathy Fuchs, Patti Sernett, Teresa Lynde, Shelley Harms, Colleen Gist, Gayle Snow. Mr. Eggerth, Dean Hudson, Neil Netsch, Dan Svuba, Rodney Plagman, Dale Gustafson, Randy Lane, Tim Wood, Rick Ellis, Kenneth Jetter, Dan Pomeroy, Mr. Youngberg. Mr. Fraser, Julie Mackie, Joan Tussing, Penny Hudson, Melody Lynn, Penny Kirsch, Barbara Bai- ley, Janet Eggerth, Rose Ahlers, Denise Strong, Jody Horsman. Tammy Van Horsen, Carolyn Meyer, Dawn Dwyer, Patti Buckwalter, Cherri Langfitt, Lori Peterson, Debi Lindstrom, Debbie Pike, Vickey Ford, Jill Jones, Sandi Ludwig. Bob Reynertson, Paul Kirsch, Mike Jonas, Terry Cohoon, Mark Wilson, Scott Triggs, Fred Hopp, Mick Wilhelm, Mike Ricklefs, Jim Caskey, Pat Storr, Cal Lanus. OFFICERS President -- Jim Sernett V-President -- Fred Hopp Sec-Treas -- Mark Wilson Student Council Members: Tom Baughman Patti Sernett Row Row Row Row Row 1 2: 3: 4 5: SOPHOMORE CLASS Ross Ford, Doug Baker, Jim Luchsinger, Dave Shaw Marc Stuart, Jeff Janus, Bobette Dwyer, Ellen Richardson, Kathy Sernett, Shesh Fitzgerald, Sheryl Runneberg. Sandy Hansen, Debbie Ahlers, Rhonda Mackey, Julie Kemp, Diane Hawley, Steve Jackson, Fred Johnson, Jeff Gregory, Marty Yackle, Dave Meis- ter. Debbie Gustafson, Sue Hanisch, Kris Pomeroy, Becky Blanchard, Kathy Gannon, Joann Sobotka, Pat Stoner, Dawn Anderson, Delaine Wurr, Sue Braclcey, Sandra Mackie, Steve Hansen. Donn Crotty, Francis Vanderpool, Mike Perrigo, Lory Busse, Kathleen Mather, Doreen White, Linda Ehn, Peg Rubel, Janice Ahlers, Dave Kor- rect, Rod Bell, Bob Menke. Don Richardson, Grant Carlson, Bob Ahlers, Dave Solem, Dennis White, Al Sandvig, Greg Edmund son, Damon Peterson, Paul Meyer, Dale Roewe, Gaylen Zeman, Tom Millward, Brad Unruh, Lo- well Wright. OFFICERS President -- John Lindsey V-President -- Rich Leuer Secretary -- Kris Pomeroy Treasurer -- Sue Hanisch Student Council Members: Grant Carlson Row Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3 4: 5: JUNIOR CLASS Colleen Bishop, Sheryl Hanna, Diane Hinners, Jane Triggs, Susan Vierow, Debbie Halterman. June Hansen, Dorlis Miller, Kathy Wenell, Mari- lyn Wurr, Pat Thompson, Marjorie Kees, Bev De- pew, Pat Wilson, Mary Runneberg. Marilyn Wright, Nancy Baughman Hellickson, Kim Schmidt, Toni Vitzthum, Donna Goerner, Vicki Miller, Kathy Johnson, Dawn Schmidt, Sheryl Meiners, Linda Koenig. John Sernett, Bob Millward, Bill Richardson, Nan- cy Gates, Roxy White, Jayne Nelson, Don Aschen- brener, Brad Stuart, Craig Hetrick, Craig Coldren. Mike Horsman, Randy Mathison, Mick Schmidt, Doug Simons, Kevin Dubbert, Scott Strampe, Frank Hopp, Craig Stewart, Mike Busse, Randy Shawn, Bruce Carlson, Lawrence Ahlers. OFFICERS President -- Craig Coldren V-President -- Mary Runneberg Sec-Treas -- Marilyn Wright Student Council Members: Craig Hetrick Mike Horsman kvwk mv W.mM:ST,,...... C st 5 KM N XXX ii , 7. x -CX- Wfi' 'W MZ? ,.,,., - ug.. 4.3 V xl -5 FC - 1. .J . . fx ' I X Lb . X FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT On August 2, 1972, Gudrun Ottens left her home in Cuxhaven, West Germany, to come to the United States. Gudrun arrived in Laurens on August 3 and was met by the Arnold Wenells with whom she was to stay for the next year on their farm south east of Laurens. Gudrun is the daugh- ter of Hans and Ilse Ottens of Cux- haven a city of about 60, 000. Her father is a construction worker. She has a married brother, Hans-Torg and two younger sisters, Birgett and Karin. In her American family, Gudrun has two married brothers, Doug and Don, and a sister Kathy. Last year the YFU fYouth for Under- standingj, sent a letter to Gudrun's school asking for applicants to come to the United States. Gudrun applied and went to the American Embassy for an interview. When she found out she had been accepted, she began making plans for her one year stay in the United States. Gudrun went to grade school for four years and to a gymnasium, or high school for 8 years before coming to the United States as a senior in high school. She had studied English for six years and had also learned a little French . Besides the United States, Gudrun has also visited France and England. While in the United States she traveled to Chicago, Omaha-Council Bluffs, Des Moines, and Denver. Some of her fondest memories of her stay here are the American holidays, her trip to Chicago, and graduation, Gudrun likcs the American people very much because they have made her feel a part of them and have all welcomed her so warmly. Gudrun's future plans are to work for two years in a television repair business, as required for entry into college. There she will study for 3 years to be a radio-telegraphist, go back to work for a short time, and go to school again for 5 years. Gudrun really enjoyed her stay in Laurens, where we were very honored to have her. On July 30, 1973, Gudrun left us to return to her family in Germany. L QMQLM o7w-M50-39-191 Umm!! naw.. J,,35q,X Co-wmL.C,Afu.b2'2m-um .gxbcfffffgmaeudflv Mwwgmmmwx Kmufbmww n?07Z6U fahnmzdv 9frafnda.,3oAic,h CML 3-Rumi Q-Mgfdnwmdmm fwfffw-H Mm U.lCkiL '1.9PUm'fdQ monk Hwlg WW MW Zmaiww. 777w.,fM,,,-47, Ql20,m, bK Jwivbwww Mvwgwmw 7557 4452 dfwwffdw-M -91140 MM? YUM Ntvm SPAM Wm QQWMGPMAQ' wif 01 -1 -fa' ffzlcfvafzalam . , Kwm Lew' Smeg fwwwfk OMJZQJMM M Jwmww I 1 AMW wma Jim, Jh-wa' giwgig-mm Um uofzfwa WQMWA ,wma wt La Aww CDW Quang... Ulm Gykwn, BMP Bnmwtazvxka H6111 ggi-JPwJelJw -llaalilrewv, I K Mx., ,f K, L.E.A. Darlys Richardson 3225. 00 scHoLARsHlPs as , A 3 QF' To M A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Barb Nelson 951000. 00 A A' aa! I l ' 1 A g 1 HOVENDEN-HUNT Kathy Deacon 3500.00 BETTY CROCKER AWARD Kathy Deacon 5 s ses IOWA SCHOLARS 1973 Senior Honor Pins B Honor Pins Dave Alstott, Larry Barrett, Larry Baxter, Vince Bjork, Tom Clark, Bob Edmundson, John Ehn, Pete Hakes, Norman Hartsock, Ray Roewe Danny White, Becky Anderson, Kathy Deacon, Wanda Essick, Vic- kie Franker, Kathy Hanna, Mary Hawley, Pam Hopkins, Jane Johnson, Gudrun Ottens, Darlys Richardson, Mary Sernett, Cindy Siddall, Dee Dee Sorenson, Teresa Wood. OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS 2 s lil: sb Go' quo-u fi -QL .aw --.X A f ,VV V. , ,Khan 'i1,, ,N-X X 2' , 'i'ff-1, K if c 2 gv Q! .GO f , M- 4? 5 ,ff x 'K ' K f Mums? 'Q wx , w N 1 x A, X R We have confronted the Grim Reap er , who with a mere hand shake delivered his coup de grace upon us And now, while in our transient stage of limbo, we reflect on the origin of our paths. Employing our acquired acumen, we ponder the mystery of shades: Re1uctance in staying, yet, Anxiety in leaving . . . Thus, such stuff as this is nostalgia composed. 1 Ray Roewe ANNUAL STAFF At the beginning of this past year, I was greatly encouraged by the para- mount extent of interest manifested to me by my annual staff. Dave Als- tott, Barb Nelson and John Elm assis- ted in the sales of this yearbook. We divided the yearbook into sections to coincide with all the facets of school life throughout the year. I would like to commend my staff for the unique manner in which the format of this book was planned. This is a very essential part in the makings of any yearbook, for this is the base upon which we build the entire struc- ture. Eminent recognition should be given to Ray Roewe and Barb Nelson for their supreme fortitude. They de- voted several hundred hours to de- signing and drafting the pages of this yearbook. The quality of their work is the tantamount of excellence. My deepest admiration goes out to these two exceptionally fine individuals. Kathy Galles Annual A dvisor INDEX FRESHMAN Ahlers, Rose 53,57,69 Bailey, Barbara 69 Baughman, Tom 39,49,69 Benz, Kim 12,13,14,15,17,18,33,341-35,69 Bouska, Donna 69 Buckwalter, Patti 1'Z,14,17,18,53,57,69 Cohoon, Terry 49,59,69 Caskey, Jim 69 Dwyer, Dawn 69 Eggerth, Janet 12,13,14,16,17,18,58,69,87 Ellis, Rick 69 Ford, Vickey 7,12,17,18, 53,57,58,69 Fuchs, Kathy 14,43,45,61,69 Gist, Colleen 14,69 Goerner, Debbie 13,14,15, 53, 57, 58, 69 Gustafson, Dale 12,13,15,18,24,39,46,69 Harms, sheney 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,4 69 Holmberg, James 69 Hopp, Fred 12,18,19,39,46,49,56,59,69 Horsman, Jody 13,14,15,34,45,61,69 Hudson, Dean 39,69 Hudson, Penny 57,69 Hyslop, Don 39,46,69 O,41,43,57, Janus, J etter, Jonas, Jones , Kemp, Kirsch, Kirsch Aaron 55,69 Kenneth 69 Mike 39,55,69 Jill 12,13,14,1 Janeen 69 Paul 69 Peggy 69 Lane, Brenda 69 Lane, Randy 55, 59, 69 Langfitt, Cherrie 12,13,14,15,16,17 18 19 34 53 57 58,69,87 7,18,53,57,69 Lanus,Cal 46,48, 55, 56,69 Lindstrom, Debbie 12,13,14,15,16,17 18 61 69 87 Ludwig, Sandi 12,13,14,16,17,18,53 57 69 87 Lynde, Teresa 14, 69 Lynn, Melody 6 9 Mackie, Julie 14, 58, 61, 69 Martin, Kathy 69 Meyer, Carolyn 14, 58, 69 Netsch, Neal 12,17,18,19,39,55,69 Olson, Dave 23, 43, 46, 60, 69 Perrigo, Greg 39, 55, 69 Peterson, Lori 7, 58, 57, 58, 69 Pike, Debbie 14, 33, 35, 53, 57,69 Plagman, Rodney 59, 69 POITICIOY. DHD 69 Brackey, Sue 37,43,58,61,70 Reynertson, Bob 24,46,69 Bugge, Lory 37,70 Ricklefs, Mike 69 Carlson, Grant 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,24,38,39,40 43,44,46,55,56,7O Runneberg, Del 39, 55, 69 Crotty, Donn 39,70 Sernett, Jim 55,69 Dwyer, Bobette 36, 37, 61, 70 Sernett, Patti 12, 14,17,18, 34, 53, 57, 69 Edmundson, Greg 40,43,46,47,49, 59, 70 Snow, Gayle 57, 69 Ehn, Linda 3'7,53,70 Sobotka, Nanette 12,13,14,15,17,18,45,69 Fitzgerald, Sharon 24, 37 , 45, 70 Storr, Pat 39, 56, 69 Ford, Ross 39,46,49,56,59,7O Strong, Denise 69 Franker, Tina 13, 16, 17, 36, 53, 85, 87 Svuba, Dan 39,55,69 Gannon, Kathy 37,70 Triggs, Scott 15,24,34,39,46,60,69 Gregory, Jeff 13,15,40,43,59,60,70,87 Tussing, Jona 69 Gustafson, Debbie 37, 53,70 VanHorsman, Tammy 12, 14, 15, 17 , 18, 19, 58, 61, 69 Hanisch, Sue 14, 37, 61,70 Walstead, Scott 55, 60, 69 Hansen, Sandra 37,70 Wilhelm, Mic 24, 34, 39,46, 55, 69 Hansen, Steve 46,70 Wilson, Mark 15,18,19,24, 34,39,46,69, 87 Hawley, Diane 37,61,70 Wood, Tim 15,39,69 Jackson, Steve 70 SOPHOMORE Janus, Jeff 13,15,39,46,49,56,'7O Ahlers, Bob 70 Johnson, Fred 13,14,15,16,40,41,43, 46, 60,70, 87 Ahlers, Debbie 36,37, 57,70 . Kemp, Julie 37,70 Ahlers, Janice 37,58,70,72 Korrect, Dave 17, 18, 19, 56, 70 Anderson, Dawn 13,14,15, 37,70, 87 Baker, Doug 39,43,46,49,56,70 Leuef- Richard 68,70 Bon, Rodney 24,39,46,55,56,59,70 Lindsey, John 70 Blanchard, Becky 12,13,14,15,17,18,19,37,70 Luchsinger, Jim 7,39,60,68,70 Mackey, Rhonda 37,70 Mackie, Sandra 12,18,24,36,37,45,61,70,72 Mather, Kathleen 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 37 ,44, 53, 54, 57, 58,70,87 Meister, Dave 39,49,60,70 Menke, Bob 15,24,39,43,46,49,59,60,70 Meyer, Paull2,13,15,16,17,18,19,39,70 Millward, Tom 15,18,24,46,55,56,70 Perrigo, Michael 56,70 Peterson, Damon 24,40,41,43,46,59,70,85 Pomeroy, Kristi 37, 61, 70 Richardson, Don 70 Richardson, Ellen 37, 58, 70 Ricklefs, Joe 38 Roewe, Dale 12,13,15,18,24,39,40,41,46,60,70,87 Rubel, Peggy 37,70 Runneberg, Sheryl 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,33,37,70 Sandvig, Allen 24,39,46, 56,70 Sernett, Kathy 12,13,14,17,18,37,44,53,70 Shaw, David 12,15,17,18,19,70 Sobotka, JoAnn14,15,16,17,37,53,70,97 Solem, Dave 24,39,44,46,49,51,56,68,70 Stuart, Marc 39,49, 59,70 Stoner, Pat 13,14,15,17,18,37,53,58,70,87 Unruh, Brad 12,16,17,18,19,70 Vanderpool, Francis 19,70 White, Dennis 24,89,46,48,49,51,59,70 White, Doreen 14,15,16,17,37,52,53,57,58,70 Wright, Lowell 40,43,46,70 Wurr, Delaine 36,37,7O Yackle, Marshall 24,39,46,49,59,70,85 Zeman, Gaylen 39,70 IUNIOR Ahlers, Lawrence 71 Aschenbrenner, Don 15, 16, 33, 35, 71 , 87 Bishop, Colleen 14, 37, 71 Busse, Mike 71 Carlson, Bruce 24, 39,40,46, 55, 71, 72 Coldren, Craig 24, 27 , 35, 38, 39, 46 , 47 , 55, 56, 59, 71 Depew, Beverly 34, 37, 38, 71 Dubbert, Kevin 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 18, 19, 24, 26, 39, 44,46 71,87 Gates, Nancy 12, 14, 17 ,18,27, 37, 38, 43, 53, 61, 71 Goerner, Donna 37 , 57, 58, 71 Halterrnan, Debbie 12, 14, 15, 16 , 17, 18, 37,61 , 71 Hanna, Sheryl 14, 27 , 37 , 71 Hansen, June 14, 27 , 34, 37, 38, 71 Hellickson, Nancy 37,71 Hetrick, Craig 26, 27, 38, 39, 44, 46, 49, 71 , 72 Hinners, Diane 26, 35, 37 , 38, 71 Hopp, Frank 39,4O,41,43,46,59,71,72 Horsman, Mike 13,15, 16, 24, 38, 39, 49, 43, 44, 46, 48, 71 Janus, Brian 69 Johnson, Kathy 12,17,18,37,38,61,71 Kees, Marjorie 12,14,15,17,18,37,43,51,71,87 Koenig, Linda l2,17,18,37,38,71 Mathison, Randall 46,71 Meiners, Sheryl 37 , 38, 71 Miller, Dorlis 14,37,44,71 Miller, Vicki 26,27,37,44,71 Millward, Robert 13,15,16,18,24,37,46,49,56,71,72 Nelson, Jayne 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,26, 33,34,35, 37, 44, 52,53, 54, 57, 58,61,71,72 Richardson, Bill 49, 51, 71, 72, Runneberg, Mary 12,13,14,15,17,18,26,37,44,61,71 Schmidt, Dawn 17, 37 , 52, 53, 61 , 71 Schmidt, Kim 24,37,38,45,68,71,72 Schmidt, Mick 26,27, 33,46,47,71,72, 85 Sernett, John l7,18,27,33,4O,41,42,43, 60,71,72 Shaw, Randy 13,15,16,17,18,34,71 Simons, Doug 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,26,27, 39, 55, 71,72 Stewart, Brad 26,27,33,38,40,41,42,43,44,49, 59,60,71 Stewart, Craig 12,14,15,16,17,18,19,26, 39,43,44,49, 5O,51,52,59,60,71 Strampe, Scott 26,33,35,49,71,72 Thompson, Pat 12,17,18,33,37,38,40,43,71 Triggs, Jane 14,27,37,38,4O,43,61,71 Vierow, Susan 37,71 Vitzthum, Toni 24, 37,45, 71,72 Wenell, Kathy 18,37,38,43,44,61,71 White, Roxanne 12,14,15,17,18, 37, 53, 58, 71 Wilson, Patty 12,14,17,18, 33, 35, 37, 38, 61, 71, Wright, Marilyn 12,17,18,27, 37,40,43, 53, 54, 58, 61,71 Wurr, Marilyn 37,71 SENIOR Alstott, Dave 20,21,24, 30, 31, 33, 39,40,41, ,42,43,46, 47,48,72,76, 85, 90 Anderson, Becky 34, 37 , 68, 76, 90 Bailey, Lyman 76 Barrett, Larry 34, 38, 6O,76, 82, 85 Baxter, Larry 6,29,3O,31,4O,76,86 Bell, Tom 76 Bjork, Vince 75, 88 Blanchard, Wayne 75 Brewster, Bruce 24,46, 75, 85, 88 Challand, Brian 33, 35, 72, 75 Christensen, Connie 37,44,72,75, 82, 86 Christensen, Shirley 75 Clark, Tom 6,21,46,68,75,88 Crotty, Danny 39,75, 88 Deacon, Kathy 6,7,28,29,34,37,43,44,68,75,82,83,85 87,90 Edmunds, Ramona 12,13,17,18,19,29,3O,31,37,44, 58, 61,76, 81, 84, 90 Edmundson, Bob 21, 38,-46,49,50,51,52,60,76, 86,88 Ehn, John 2l,24,29, 30,3l,39,44,46,4'7,48,49,5l, 52, 72,76, 82, 84, 86, 90 Essick, Wanda 12,13,14,15,l7,l8,36,3'7,58,76,90 Fitzgerald, Dennis 6,24,46,76, 85 Franker, Vicki 36,43,76,85,88 Hakes, Peter 29,3o,31,49,5o,59,6o,68,r6,sr Hanna, Kathy 12,l3,14,15,16,l7,18,19,31, 37,4O,43, 44,'76, 88 Hartsock, Norman 76, 82, 86, 87 Hawley, Mark 24, 39,77 Hawley, Mary 12,l3,l4,15,16,17,18,21,29,31, 34, 35, 3'7,52,53,54,5'7,58,'7'7,88, Hopkins, Pam 34,37,38,72,77,88 Jeffers, Mary 7,29,31,37,43,68,77,82,84 Johnson, Jane 4,5,12,13,14,15,16,1v,1s,29,so,31,36, 37,4O,43,68,77,86,88,9O Jonas, Diane 37,77, 90 Lawman, Lonnie 6,77 Lind, Kevin 13,14,l5,29,31,43,45,59,68,77,87 Luchsinger, Larry 7,24,39,46,68,77,85,86,88 Mackie, Clayton 68,78,88 Madsen, Joann l7,34,37,78 Mefferd, Dale l2,l6,17,18,l9,49,5O,51,78,86, Mowry, Debra 37, 78, 87 Nelson, Barb l2,l3,14,l5,16,l7,l8,19,2O,2l,28,37,44, 52,53,54,5s,rs,s1,s3,s4,sr, 90 Ortens, Gudrun 14,37,73,78 Phillips, Torn 39,60,68,78 Poduska, Denise 7,l3,l4,15,l6,l7,29, 34,37, 68,78, 87, 90 Post, Kim 78 Richardson, Darlys 29,3O, 31, 34, 37,44,79, 82, 83, 90 Rigby, Kevin 3,29,3O,3l,34,35,4O,59,68,79 Roewe, Ray 12,13,l4,l5,16,l8,21,29, 30,31,34, 35, 39, 40,4l,42,43,46,4'7,48,'79, 84, 90 Sernett, Mary l3,16,21,3O,31, 37,44,45,'79, 82, 84, 88, 90 Shaffer, Kathy 6,l7,29,3O,37,4O,43,6l,68,79,87,88,9O Siddall, Cindy 2l,29,3O,3l,33,37,43,45,79 Snow, Gaylen 79 Sorensen, DeeDee 29, 37,43, 79, 85 Vitzrhum, Danny 7,79 White, Danny 39,49,5O,51,52,82,87 Wood, Teresa 2l,29,43,82 Zeman, Gary 6,22,28,55,72,82 if ' Bgifi Q3 A zz sruiieeeaswh ie 4 I .Q