Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

Reflections of 69 69 - Sixty-nine - LXIX Just as it can be written many ways The year 69 means many things to many people. For the volleyball team it meant a successful season with two championships. Our basketball team this year showed promise for upcoming years. To the seniors it was a sentimental year - Their last at ole M.H.S. For the freshmen it was the beginning of four long hard years. For some 69 was a year to forget For others a year they will always cherish. The 69 yearbook is dedicated to showing what 69 meant to the students at M. H. S. We, the staff, invite you to open the pages of this book to reflect back upon 69. 2 Dedicated to Nancy Lee Schneider Nancy was honored in High School by being chosen Homecoming queen, cheerleader, class officer, play usher, prom server, Graduation Grand Marshall, and FFA Sweetheart. She was on the honor roll, and participated in the class plays and musical activities. She was well-liked and popular with all, and maintained loyal friendships whether at home, school, or work. Nancy was a 1967 graduate of Mead Public School and continued her educational training in business at the School of Commerce in Omaha, where she maintained high honors. In April, 1968, Nancy graduated from C.E. only to be felled by a lingering illness in May. Though she passed away, her friendships and memories will remain in the hearts of all who knew her. It is to her memory that we dedicate the 1969 Raider. 3 Table of Contents Introduction......... 2 Dedication............3 Table of Contents.... 4 Administration........5 Classes.............. 9 Athletics........... 17 Organizations...... 27 Activities...........37 Grades.............. 49 Conclusion.......... 53 Statistics...........54 Index................55 ADMINISTRATION Faculty STANLEY WESTERGARD Superintendent of Mead Public School Senior Class Sponsor LLOYD LAMB Principal of Mead Am. Government and Modern Problems Sponsor of Senior Class and Student Council PHILIP MILLER Voc. Ag. I, H, III, and IV Biology Sponsor of Junior Class and FFA ROBERT HAAG Typing I and II Journalism General Business Office Practice Junior Class Sponsor, Shorthand V.B. and Girls Track Asst. Coach and Of- fice Machines DAVID KISTLER Speech, World History Eng. I and World Geo. American History Sponsor of Thespians, Freshman Class and Senior Class Play JIM HELLER Coach of Boys and Girls Track Football Reserve and Varsity Basketball Drivers Ed. and P. E. Junior High B.B. DENNIS DANGBERG Chemistry Physical Science Math 7 Science 7 and 8 JOHN BOUSKA Guidance Counselor Sponsor of National Honor Society Psychology 6 Faculty VERNA MOSER Secretary of Mead Public School, Secretary of the Board of Education CHRISTINE NYGREN Librarian, Sponsor of Library Club MARILYN VOLIN Home E. I, II, III Sponsor of Pep Club and FHA, Seamstress for Cheerleader Uni- forms PHYLLIS SCHWARZ Algebra I and n Advanced Math Geometry Math 8 Sponsor of Soph. Class and Math Club MARION SAILOR Grade School Music Jr. High Music Chorus and Girls Glee Concert and March- ing Band MARJORIE KENNEDY English II, III, and IV French I and II Jr. Class Play Sponsor IRENE ODELL Special Reading Reading Coordinator MERLENE GOOD Speech Therapy 7 Faculty ED MANCINI Student Teacher 7 and 8 Social Studies American History World History World Geography TOM RICE Student Teacher Physical Education of Grades 5f 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 Jr. High Basketball School Board and Staff CUSTODIAN SCHOOL BOARD MECHANIC Roy Anderson L. -R, -J. Ziegenbein, I. Lorenz, A. Deerson, R. Pearson, and M. Johnson - President. ABSENT - B. Behrens. Axel Erickson COOKS BUS DRIVERS L.-R. - G. Poeschl, E. Pearson, Mamie Ander son - head cook, and E. Williams. L. Heald, V. Barta, E. Williams, R. Haag, B. Behrens. ABSENT - J. Simons, J. Heald, H. John son, L. Swanson. 8 CLASSES Seniors CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose PAULA SCOLES President JOAN WILLIAMS Vice President JUNE WILLIAMS Secretary KAREN WHITCOMB Treasurer PHIL JOHNSON Student Council JENNIFER ZIEGENBEIN Student Council 10 Seniors % CLASS MOTTO: The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins With One Step. MICHAEL COADY GERRI ANDERSEN NATHALEE FOSTER RieFLARD-WASSEER ROBERT HAMS ROXANN HAGEMAN II Seniors CLASS COLORS: Green and Gold JAMES SHIRES KAREN HANSON GAIL HILFIKER MARLYN WASHBURN DEBRA PARSONS MARY RADENSLABEN IVA WINCHELL 12 Juniors D. Hassler (President) K. Carden (V. President) A. Thorson (Secretary) B. Pickworth (Treasurer) M. Franklin (Student Council) L. Meyer (Student Council) M. Anderson S. Frahm D. Hanson P. Hall J. Lamprecht R. McDuffee P. Nelson R. Pacula D. Radenslaben T. Pickworth P. Shepherd G. Treptow G. Zicafoose J. Croghan S. Ziegenbein E. Makavika ABSENT - G. Boyle Dave points out a lo- cation. 13 Sophomores D. Fick (President) M. Linden (V. President) L. Heald (Secretary) W. Baltz (Treasurer) K. Williams (Student Council) M. Erickson (Student Council) D. Anderson R. Chvatal S. Behrens D. Coady D. Carritt R. Gottsch J. Hanson B. Hageman B. Hise M. Johnson S. Iiams R. Johnson K. Maly L. LaCroix G. Pearson R. Parsons C. Scoles D. Simons K. Whitcomb K. Ziegenbein Don't just stand there, Marsha .., 14 Freshmen L. Rasmussen (President) M. York (V. President) C. Eckley (Secretary) J. Erickson (Treasurer) M. Linden (Student Council) S. Carritt (Student Council) E. Benal D. Deerson C. Croghan C. Charles M. Couch P. Croghan L. Daily L. Foster M. Miller L. Shires S. Frahm R. Thoms C. Tweedy M. Tweedy S. Johnson W. Winchell S. Winchell J. Welsh R. Schulz V. Simons E. Makavika ABSENT - R. Boyle, R. Boyle. A new chair?? 15 Reflecting Back . . . Remember 16 ATHLETICS Footbal ROW ONE - L.-R. - D. Deerson, M. Miller, R. Chvatal, R. Parsons, D. Simons, L. Foster, K. Whit- comb, W. Winchell, C. Tweedy, E. Benal, V. Konecky - Std. Mgr. , ROW TWO - B. Hageman, M. Anderson, D. Coady, M. Couch, M. Erickson, D. Fick, C. Charles, J. Erickson, B. Pacula, G. Zica- foose, K. Carden, R. McDuffee, ROW THREE - J. Heller - Coach, L. LaCroix, L. Meyer, R. Gottsch, L. Rasmussen, S. Carritt, R. Johnson, K. Ziegenbein, M. Johnson, G. Treptow, M. Washburn, M. Coady, D. Radenslaben, T. Pickworth, J. Shires - Trainer, D. Anderson - Std. Mgr. , ABSENT - B. Baltz. STATISTICS Mead - -32 Ft. Calhoun- - - - 28 Mead - -25 Craig - 32 Mead - -20 Cedar Bluffs - - 0 Mead - -12 Brownell Talbot- -25 Mead - -57 Waterloo - 27 Mead - -24 Snyder 39 Mead - -13 Yutan - 22 Mead - -13 Shelby -IS Games Won - 3 Games Lost - 5 Mead started out with one of the largest squads in the area this year. The squad numbered 38 at the start of the season. In the ECNC conference Mead was number 1 in first downs, yardage passing, rushing, and even blocked punts. Despite all this Mead had an average of 24. 5 points a game; whereas, their opponents only had an average of 24 points a game. Over the whole year Mead statistics are as follows: Total yards gained - 2,012, Average yds. gained -251.5, Opponents yds. gained - 1941, Average yds. gained - 242. 6. With only two seniors on the squad Mead looks forward to bright seasons in the years ahead. No matter how you see it. Coach Heller walks the bench in his usual style. These three like to pose in between their rest. Dave runs for more yardage on Homecoming night. The reserve team is set for a play. The play didn’t gain much yardage. Marlyn takes a rest. 4 The dummy is hung for Homecoming. Bob waits for the punt. the points to add up. The boys watch the game while the girls cheer. The sophomores version of a RAIDER. 19 Basketbal L. -R. - D. Radenslaben, P. Hall, K. Carden, C. Charles, G. Zicafoose, J. Erickson, B. Pa- cula, M. Coady, M. Washburn, J. Heller; Coach, ABSENT - T. Pickworth, M. Couch. Varsity A time-out to rest, drink and receive further orders. This year the Varsity boosted a seasonal record of seventeen wins and nine losses. Their wins accounted for themselves a third place trophy at the€.C. N.C. Basket- ball Tourney. The Raiders also gained high honors by being awarded the sportsmanship trophy at the District Tournament. It is with well-deserved pride that we salute the Varsity team as a team to be proud of!!! Take your time, Dave! Get T H A T ball! Rebound Kerry Basketball Reserve ROW ONE - L.-R. - D. Deerson, R. Chvatal, K. Whitcomb, B. Hageman, R. Thoms, L. Ras- mussen, K. Ziegenbein, L. Shires, E. Benal, ROW TWO - L.-R. - M. Johnson, J, Lamprecht, S, Carritt, M. Anderson, D. Fick, M. Erickson, D. Coady, R. Gottsch, R. Parsons, D, Simons, and Jim Heller, coach. It's anybody's basketball! 1! Positioning Time-out to catch a breather! A promising team for the future, the Reserve Raiders showed their skill with an account of nine wins and three losses for the season. Although the Reserves were in no tourneys, they are a team to be praised and one we should be proud of. Vollevball ROW ONE - L.-R. - Ju. Williams, K. Williams, ]. Williams, P. Scoles, K. Whitcomb, M. Linden, ROW TWO - M. Linden, I. Winchell, B. Pickworth, G, Pearson, S. Behrens, C. Scoles, C. Eckley, V. Simons, D, Parsons, ROW THREE - Coach R. E. Haag, Student Manager G. Hilfiker. The team is in the huddle!?!? Applause for the new J. F. K. Champs! The new Husker Five Champs receive their trophy. Success was the word for Mead's volleyball team. Besides compiling a 20-2 record, the girls captured two firsts. One was the important J.F. K. Invitational Champion- ship. The other first was not a new one. Once again the girls succeeded in winning the Husker Five Conference with victories over Cedar Bluffs and Prague. Mead suf- fered its only two losses in the Waverly Tourna- ment where they placed fourth. Paula goes up to the net to slam another spike!! 22 Boys’ Track The Mead boys track team was a large one this year. They had two boys qualify for the state track meet. Jim Shires and K. Carden were the two qualifiers and Jim came home with a 3rd in the 440 with a time of 50:8. It was just one of the many records the Mead team broke this year. M. Washburn checks to see how far he has thrown the discus. K. Ziegenbein pulls across the finish line first for more valuable points. M. Coady finishes first in the 880, his specialty. The track boys for their picture. L. -R. - FIRST ROW - G. Treptow, M. Johnson, K. Ziegenbein, D. Simons, R. Chvatal, R. Johnson, M. Washburn, M. Coady, SECOND ROW - R. Parsons, M. Erickson, M. Anderson, L. Rasmussen, A. Thorson, D. Coady, J. Shires, B. Hageman, D. Radenslaben, K. Carden, THIRD ROW - J. Erickson, R. Thoms, G. Zicafoose, C. Charles, ABSENT - D. Deerson, Ra. Boyle, R. Boyle, K. Whitcomb, D. Fick, M. Couch, L. Shires. R. Boyle practices with the discus. J. Shires finishes first for the mile relay team. 23 Girls’ Track K. Williams crosses the finish line first in the conference meet in the 440. C. Croghan rests for her next running event. S. Ziegenbein takes her turn at the broad jump. The Mead girls track team was in its second year this year. The girls did fairly well, winning several dual meets. The girls al- so placed second in the conference meet behind Yutan. The team after a windy day at the track. From L. -R. - FIRST ROW - C. Eckley, S. Ziegenbein, J. Croghan, M. Linden, C. Scoles, SECOND ROW - C. Croghan, K. Williams, I. Winchell, S. Behrens, M. Linden, K. Whitcomb, M. York, ABSENT - R. Schultz. V. Simons I. Winchell takes her turn to throw the shot. S. Behrens, I. Winchell, and K. Whitcomb compare ideas before competing in the shot and discus. Ah!! What a hard day at the track today!! M. Linden caught in a light-heart- ed moment. M. Linden stretches for the pit and a vic- tory. Do You Remember?? Mamie and Roy's 50 years of service to MHS as custodian and head cook? Homecoming 1968-69? The day the teachers went to band and played along with the students? That first year of typing as a sopho- more? Those always too busy Those Basketball games where one study halls where you point could win or lose a game? fooled around more than you studied? All the volleyball huddles? The day the boys ordered their The style show? Raider jackets and letter sweaters? The noisy halls between clas- ses? And the quiet, lonely ones where anything could happen? Good ole' Mead High School? 25 Sportsmanship Trophy? The Pep Rallies? Margret checks school paper. The Junior Class Play? Jenny, Student di- The night you had to work at the Pep Club rector of the senior stand instead of watch the basketball game? class play. The 1969 Prom at Fair- view? That long 880 yd. run for Marlene? Bless those angels. Mary Lou and Marlyn on the train on Sneak Day? The nights you marched at the football games? Mrs. Volin checks props. Some records broken in track this year? If you were at any of these happy events or saw any of these we hope that you will always reflect back on the many memories made in the 1968 -69 school year. Some may have been happy, sad, disappointing, and so on, but all will remain memories of this school yaar. 26 ORGANIZATIONS Pep Club ROW ONE - L. -R. - Mrs. Volin, Advisor; K. Whitcomb, G. Pearson, G. Hilfiker, C. Scoles, D. Parsons, ROW TWO - S. Frahm, S. Johnson, M. York, R. Hageman, J. Welsh, K. Hanson, M. Linden, P. Nelson, ROW THREE - L. Daily, S. Winchell, M. Linden, D. Hassler, D. Hanson, J. Hanson, B. Hise, ROW FOUR - V. Simons, C. Eckley, C. Croghan, K. Maly, M. Radenslaben, S. Behrens, L. Heald, L Winchell, ABSENT - R. Schulz, G. Andersen, D. Andersen. The Pep Club show their skill with their pom-poms. The Pep Club backed the teams very faithfully this year. At the E.C.N. C. Tournament at Bergan they received 3rd place. The of- ficers were; Gail Hilfiker - Pres.; Karen Whitcomb - V. Pres.; Glenda Pearson - Sec. -Treas.; Cheryl Scoles - Pub.; Debbie Par- sons - Clerk; Mrs. Marilyn Volin - Advisor. These six people worked very hard to bring about the fine pep club shown this year. Our mighty mascot The RAIDER! Our faithful cheer- leaders at volleyball. The Varsity cheerleaders pose for a picture during Homecoming. It's not too cold - is it girls? 28 ROW ONE - Cheri Heller - mascot, ROW TWO - B TEAM - M, Linden, K. Williams, D, Carritt, ROW THREE - VARSITY - Jo. Williams, co-captain; P. Scoles, J. Ziegenbein, S. Ziegenbein, J. Williams, co-captain. Concert Band ROW ONE - L.-R. - D. Johnson, P. Nelson, K. Hanson, G, Pearson, C. Scoles, K. Johnson, D. Car- ritt, M. Johnson, M. Sailor - director, ROW TWO - C, Eckley, S. Ziegenbein, K. Westergard, S. Behrens, M. Radenslaben, G. Hilfiker, M. Linden, L, Heald, Ka. Whitcomb, ROW THREE - E. Benal, S. Johnson, M. York, B. Hise, M. Washburn, J. Shires, L. Daily, D. Carlson, ROW FOUR - D. Deer- son, K. Whitcomb, K. Ziegenbein, M. Johnson, P. Johnson, M. Erickson, K, Carden, M. Anderson, L, Rasmussen, D. Anderson, ABSENT - K. Williams, R. Schulz, R. Chvatal, A. Thorson, G. Zica- foose. CLARINET TRIO G. Pearson, C. Scoles, and K. Hanson. CLARINET DUET C. Miller, and K. Johnson. SAX TRIO R. Schulz, M. York, and C. Eckley. MIXED QUARTETTE S. Ziegenbein, R. Chva- tal, K. Whitcomb, and G. Hilfiker. 30 Marching Band DRUM MAJORETTE - Jenny Ziegenbein; MAJORETTES - L. -R. - June Williams, Iva Winchell, Darlene Johnson, and Joan Williams, A SHARP LOOKING GROUP Both the marching and concert bands were kept very busy this year. When the new school year started so did marching band. This group marched for the football games and also at Pershing Auditorium in Lin- coln. This was the first time the band had ever marched at Pershing and we hope that this becomes a tradi tion at MHS. The concert band then opened with the starting of the basketball season. This group performed at the conference clinic, contests, and the winter and summer concerts. The ratings were as follows for MHS at the contests this year held at Westside: Band - 3; Small Band Groups - 2,3; Voice Solos - 2,3; Singing Groups - 2,3; and Girls Glee - 1; The Mead School can be very proud of its music department and reflect back on the many memories made here in 1969. Girls Glee ROW ONE - L.-R. - S. Ziegenbein - accompanist, J. Ziegenbein, L. Daily, D. Car- ritt, G. Pearson, C. Scoles, D. Parsons, P. Nelson, S. Iiams, M. Sailor - director, ROW TWO - J. Welsh, B. Hise, S, Johnson, S. Frahm, S. Winchell, R. Hageman, I. Winchell, ROW THREE - J. Williams, K. Hanson, P. Scol'es, G. Andersen, K. Maly, S. Behrens, ABSENT - Jo. Williams, R. Schulz. TRIPLE TRIO L.-R. - J. Ziegenbein, J. Williams, Jo. Wil- liams, D. Carritt, P. Scoles, S. Ziegenbein, R. Hageman, K. Maly, P. Nelson. SEXTETTE ROW ONE - K. Hanson, accompanist, ROW TWO - L.-R. - L. Daily, C. Scoles, B. Hise, S. Frahm, G. Andersen, I. Winchell. DUET R. Schulz and L. Daily. TRIO D. Carritt, C. Scoles, L. Heald. DUET C. Scoles and P. Scoles. 32 Clubs LIBRARY CLUB. ROW ONE - L.-R. - C. Nygren, Advisor, K. Whitcomb, R. Hageman, D. Hanson, R. Johnson, G. Hilfiker, G. Andersen, ROW TWO -J. Hanson, M. York, S. Johnson, S. Frahm, B. Hise, I. Win- chell, ROW THREE - E. Benal, L. Rasmussen, K. Whitcomb, D. Deer- son, ABSENT - B. Hageman. Paula receives her National Honor Society pin during ini- tiation. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. ROW ONE - L. -R. - J. Ziegen- bein, P. Nelson, D. Carritt, M. Linden, ROW TWO - L. Heald, M. Washburn, P. Scoles, M. Johnson, ROW THREE - S. Ziegen- bein, G. Pearson, J. Bouska, Advisor, ABSENT - A. Thorson. MATH CLUB - ROW ONE - L. -R. - P. Nelson, K. Han- son, J. Hanson, D. Hanson, P. Schwarz, Advisor, ROW TWO - K. Carden, R. Johnson, M. Washburn, J. Shires. STUDENT COUNCIL. ROW ONE - L. -R. - P. Johnson, M. Linden, M. Franklin, M. Erickson, L. Lamb, Advisor, ROW TWO - J. Ziegenbein, L. Meyer, S. Carritt, FRONT - R. K. Williams. ROW ONE - L.-R. - P. Nelson, Pres.; S. Ziegenbein, V. Pres.; I. Winchell, Sec.; D. Hassler, Treas.; K. Maly, Degrees; D. Parsons, Historian; R. Hageman, Parliamentarian-Publicity; L. Heald, Rec.-Song Leader; M. Volin, Advisor, ROW TWO - J. Welsh, C. Eckley, S. Frahm, S. Johnson, M. York, J. Hanson, D. Hanson, G. Pearson, C. Scoles, V. Simons, D. Carritt, ROW THREE - L. Dailey, S. Winchell, M. Franklin, B. Pickworth, P. Shepherd, B. Hise, S. Behrens, M. Linden, Ml. Linden, C. Croghan, ABSENT - K. Williams, Roxanne Schulz. FHA This year the FHA was awarded the Traveling Trophy, an award given to the top District Chapter. The FHA earned money this year by selling candy. Granny and Jed Clampett and Lil Abner and Daisy Mae are Famous Pairs for FHA Week. Patty Nelson was elected State FHA Historian for the 1969-1970 term. Here’s LBJ, Lady Bird, and Huntley and Brinkley. of the cast which did a skit at the FFA- FHA Banquet. 06311 Pike' former State FFA President, was guest speaker at the FFA-FHA Banquet. 34 ROW ONE - L.-R. - M. Anderson, P. Johnson, R. Hassler, M. Coady, P. Miller, Advisor, ROW TWO - D. Deerson, P, Croghan, L. Rasmussen, K, Whitcomb, L. Shires, E. Benal, ROW THREE - R. Parsons, G. Treptow, S. Frahm, D. Fick, D. Coady, M. Johnson, R. Iiams, R. Pacula, J. Erickson, S, Carritt, C. Tweedy, ABSENT - B. Hageman, A. Thorson, R. Chvatal, M. Tweedy, G. Zicafoose. FFA Larry Rasmussen was the FFA Creed Speaker for this year. This year the Mead FFA boys again attended the District .and State Contests. At the District Mead took the greatest share of honors and at the State, the Mead FFA chapter received a sup- erior rating. This was the eleventh year for this award out of twelve. The annual FFA-FHA Banquet was also held this year. Mr. Miller and P. John- son also appeared on Farm Report. These proud FFA boys display their awards. Phil and Mr. Miller are at ease on tele- vision. Phillip Johnson was chosen to serve as Nebraska State FFA. President for 1969-1970. Journalism YEARBOOK EDITORS June and Joan Williams YEARBOOK STAFF Karen Williams and Marsha Linden. BUSIEST CLASS IN SCHOOL The Journalism Class was kept very busy this year. Some were working on yearbook layout, some on the news- paper, and some taking pictures. The Class was held responsible for the An- nual Yearbook and the monthly High School newspaper. BUCCANEER CO-EDITOR and EDITOR - Diane Hassler and Donita Hanson. MIMEOGRAPH OPERATORS Bob Iiams, Mickey Coady, and Rich Hassler. SPORTS WRITERS Larry Meyer and Dave Radenslaben. urLM UJR - lom riCK worth. ADVISOR - Mr. Haag. STORY WRITER Gary Boyle Peg Shepherd TYPIST leads off the assembly line. TYPIST Edie Makovicka TYPIST - Karen Jo Whitcomh. V.B. EDITOR - Gail Hilfiker. ARTISTS Marlene Franklin and 36 ACTIVITIES Homecoming FIRST ATTENDANTS PHIL JOHNSON PAULA SCOLES SECOND ATTENDANTS MARLYN WASHBURN JUNE WILLIAMS Halftime ceremonies consisted of an- The crown is placed on our new nouncing the Senior class. queen's head. Our new king!!! The Royal Dance Although November 8, 1968, was a cold, blistering night the spirit was enthusiastic and bright as the Raiders met the Fort Calhoun Pio- neers. After the victorious score of 32 to 28, the crowd packed the gymnasium as the nineteen candidates for the 1968 Royalty were announced. The attendants announced were: second attend- ants - June Williams, Marlyn Washburn; first at- tendants - Paula Scoles, Phil Johnson; and, the new king and queen were presented as Joan Wil- liams and Mickey Coady. After the Royalty Dance, the students, fac- ulty, and alumni filled the corridors and gym- nasium as the Homecoming Dance, 1968, be- gan and ended. CROWN BEARERS Paul Lamb Tereasa Miller 38 Royalty 39 Senior Play The SENIOR CLASS PLAY this year was a big success. It was about a young girl who lived in a small town with an all Girl College located in it. She goes to New York where she finds her a new romance only to end up marrying his brother. ASK ANY GIRL Our make-up man takes a break during dress rehearsal. Marlyn gives June the eye! CAST Meg Wheeler------- Mrs. Wheeler------ Mr. Wheeler------- Aunt Fem---------- Aunt Let tie------ Ada--------------- Lisa-------------- Ruby-------------- Heidi------------- Jeannie----------- Terri............. Vince------------- Alvin------------- Miles Doughton---- Evan Doughton----- Ellen............. Jane-------------- Student Director- - Technical Director Director--------- ------Paula Scoles ----Karen Hanson --------Bob Iiams -----Iva Winchell - - Gerri Andersen Mary Radenslaben - - June Williams Joan Williams - Karen Whitcomb Roxann Hageman ----Gail Hilfiker - Richard Hassler -------Jim Shires -----Phil Johnson Marlyn Washburn - -Nathalee Foster ----Debbie Parsons Jenny Ziegenbein - - Mickey Coady Mr. David Kistler Gail says her lines from behind stage. Is this a conversation or a gossip center? Mr. Haag lends a helping hand. Golly! now it's the REAL thing. Gail talks about Rich's picture he painted! It's finally over. Our faithful director. Is this rest time? 40 Jr. Class Play 'YOU MUST PAY THE RENT Lillie......... Mother--------- Nurse---------- Jeffrey Gadfly- - Handsome Harry Door --------- Sandy Ziegenbein ----Donita Hanson ----Diane Hassler - Gary Zicafoose -------Bob Pacula -----Larry Meyer ANTIC SPRING Gary is the perfect vil- lain as Jeffrey Gadfly. Here lam! says Jen as she makes her entrance. Donita puts on her make-up with care. Blossom------------------- Jennifer Croghan Ginger-------------------------Patty Nelson Gwendolyn-----------------------------Becky Pickworth Elbert----------------------Mickey Anderson Robert-------------------------Alan Thorson Sam Lillie pleads with Hand some Harry. Dave Radenslaben We're off on a picnic! It's a backstage dilemma for the cast of You Must Pay the Rent. Mrs. Kennedy is honored as director. 41 The picnicing group lis- tens while Robert spouts poetry. Operetta What could this be - spooks??? The boys are day-dreaming about the girls. Sylvia Spankum, the beauty expert is telling the boys off. The girls seem to be carrying on a conversation. The operetta this year consisted of an all girl cast. It was about a hotel with no excitement taking place. A beauty expert comes to town and de- cides to hold a beauty contest. This will surely liven up the hotel. Mean- while, the mayor is told that the hotel hostess is running against him in the up-coming election. Much humor takes place, but in the end the mayor wins and the girls have all decided to stay. It was a great enjoyment and suc- cess for the audience. Mrs. Marion Sailor was the director. Did you know Sylvia is riding in the bicycle race? Kickie Bonbon does her thing. Will she make it in Holly- wood??? Jim Dandy must have heard a funny joke from the expres- sion on his face. Do you remember the hay- stack Millie? Dance on couples! The girls wait backstage for their part in the Beauty Con- test. One-Act Play THREE ON A BENCH THREE ON A BENCH was the title of the one- act play put on at Mead this year. The play was performed at both the conference and district con- tests. The play was about two young lovers who kept quarreling about their love life. They met an old lady in the park and she persuades them through her tricks that love is very fine. The two then quit fighting and the old lady is left there to find another quarreling couple. CAST Gerri Andersen----------------Mrs. Moore Jim Shires---------------------- -Policeman Mary Lou Radenslaben------------------Betty Marlyn Washburn-----------------------Harry Jenny Ziegenbein--------------Std. Director Mr. Kistler------------------------Director Snowball Dance A NEW EVENT The Snowball Dance was a new event held this year at Mead and hopefully in the years ahead. The Dance was held on December 21, 1968. A week before the scheduled dance was held candidates were selected with a boy and a girl from each high school class. These candidates were voted on by the individual classes. Those selected as candidates were as follows: Freshmen - Marlene Linden and John Erickson; Sophomores - I-aura Heald and Ray Chvatal; Juniors - Becky Pickworth and Gary Zicafoose; Seniors - Paula Scoles and Bob Iiams. Individual tin cans were set up for each can- didate and the pupils in school then put money in for their candidate. Miss Merry Christmas was Paula Scoles and Mr. New Year Gary Zicafoose. The happy dance. Paula seems to be enjoying it. What is this? Playing with her foot. 43 Mick and Jen climb the steps to Seven FaUs. The boys inside the Academy church. Karen! Didn’t they distinctly say NO GUNS! a A tired group of kids. Sleep on. Sponsors. Senior Trip May 2 1969 As the Union Pacific train pulled into Lincoln on May 2, it knew it had its work cut out. Their job - the Mead Seniors and their destination - Col- orado. After being the noisiest car on the train, we pulled into Colorado to tour such areas as the Aca- demy, zoo, and Seven Falls. As we boarded the train to return home, a few saw the ride as a time to visit, but most of us re- sorted to sleep. Mick listens to the radio. Phil in combat action!! Karen Hanson seems to be wet for some reason?! Three girls are up to animal play. The window's dripping wet. A few of us try to catch a couple of winks. 44 Awards Banquet The teachers seem to be having a good time! Last year's cheerleaders receive their letters. The new Reserve cheerleaders are announced. Becky Pickworth is announced FFA Sweetheart. 1969-1970 Varsity Cheerleaders are named. These three Senior boys re- ceive their athletic awards. These boys were honored for Ag. and FFA achievements. The FHA Beau is Alan Thor- son. The Junior boys receive their athletic letters. Letters were given to these Sopho- more boys. These Freshman boys lettered in sports. 45 The head table The Krystals PROM 1969 THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN It was a cold, rainy night on May 17 when the Juniors, Seniors, Faculty, and Honored Guests piled into their cars on their route to sup- per. The Banquet for prom this year was held at Fairview in the party room. After a delici- ous supper had been served, the Class History, Class F rophecy, and Class Will was read. Mr. Larry Meyer, former Math teacher at Mead, then gave a speech on HAPPINESS. Time was slowly creeping up which meant the dance was about to begin. At 9 everyone was back in Mead at the new Centennial Building. The Krystals then provided the rest of the entertainment for the evening. The Prom of 1969 was now over and many fond memories were made to reflect back on. Both the Junior and Sen- ior girls take a break. Mick smiles for the cameraman while everyone else talks. It's break time for the couples. 46 Graduation, 1969 The Class of ’69 Through the years of work and play at Mead High School, the day for the Class of '69 finally came. Baccalaureate services were held May 25, with Commencement, the long-awaited day, on May 28,1969. Dr. William Zimmerman of Midland College gave the speech, with the valedictory address presented by Jennifer Ziegenbein. The eighteen graduating seniors received their diplomas with a feeling of accomplishment, and still, a feeling of sadness knowing that this was their last day at MHS. VALEDICTORIAN - JENNIFER ZIEGENBEIN SALUTATORIAN - PAULA SCOLES The class nervously awaits Commencement ex- ercises. The Seniors congratulate one another after they have received their diplomas. 47 Activities at Graduation Roxanne Hageman walks happily down the aisle. Mick smiles with delight!!! Graduation Ushers. Grand Marshals not pictured - Becky Pickworth and Kerry Corden. The happy receiving line. Everyone's lined up, ready to go!!! A tricky double exposure. P. Scoles, G. Hilfiker, K. Whitcomb, and P. Johnson take final picture. 48 Jr. High ROW ONE - L. -R. - R. Chvatal, K. Ziegenbein, B. Konecky, D. Pelian, D. Ruzicka, D. Parsons, L. Gaddis, R. Nelson, M. Welsh, ROW TWO - A. Pruess, T. Hall, M. Ecklund, D. Anderson, W. Thorson, T. Erickson, R. Hise, R. Johnson, A. Heald, C. Lorenz, J. Heller, Coach, ABSENT - T. Rice, Asst. Coach (Practice Teacher), and V. Konecky. Vince takes a shot. BASKETBALL RECORD Mead - - 33 Prague 32 Mead - - 39 Prague 36 Mead - - 49 Weston 54 Mead - - 51 E. Butler- - 26 Mead - - 60 Prague 53 The Jr. High placed first at the East Butler Invitational Tour- nament and took second place in the ECNC BB Tournament. The Jr. High also had a track squad this year. Mead placed second with 42 1 2 points behind Craig with 43 points in the Con- ference meet. Coaches and team members look on. CHEERLEADERS - From bottom - Kathy Westergard, Denise Carlson, Darlene Johnson. 49 Eighth Grade Grades TEACHER - Mrs. S. Jensen, ROW ONE - L.-R. - P. Coady, D. Franklin, M. Harms, D. Johnson, C. Simons, J. Pritchett, ROW TWO - A. Pruess, K. Westergard, R. Carden, C. Miller, D. Carlson, T. Hall, ROW THREE - C. Lorenz, V. Konecky, D. Anderson, W. Iiams, W. Thorson, M. Ecklund, ABSENT - T. Townsend. Seventh Grade TEACHER - Mrs. S. Jensen. ROW ONE - L. -R. - L. Carlson, L. Vogt, S. Carritt, J. Mayer, J. Sanders, K. Johnson, J. York, M. Johnson, ROW TWO - L. Gaddis, D. Parsons, T. Townsend, T. Erickson, R. Hise, R. Chvatal, J. Novak, ROW THREE - B. Konecky, M. Welsh, A. Heald, R. Johnson, D. Pelian, D. Ruzicka, R, Nelson, K. Ziegenbein. Sixth Grade TEACHER - Mrs. V. Westergard. ROW ONE - L. -R. - M. LaCroix, S. Erick- son, K. Morris, D. Prichett, L. Nygren, L. Shires, M. Rasmussen, ROW TWO - R. Brabec, D. Novak, G. Gaddis, S. Hannan, R. Hall, D. Couch, AB- SENT - R. Larson, S. Pruess, B. Swanson, K. Johnson, E. Parkins. Fifth Grade TEACHER - Mrs. C. Anderson. ROW ONE - L. -R. - K. Maly, L. Carritt, M. Behrens, A. Konecky, S. Radenslaben, J. Houska, ROW TWO - D. Hogg, M. Hannan, C. Pearson, R. Raver, R. Scoles, K. Scoles, ROW THREE - M. Dailey, F. Tweedy, S. Miller, R. Iiams, D. Raver, T. Erickson, K. Novak, ABSENT - C. Osterloh, N. Welsh, R. Parkins, L. Boyle. Fourth Grade TEACHER - Mrs. R. Pestal. ROW ONE - L.-R. - J-. Hogg, A. Nygren, I. McKee, S. Andersen, A. Deerson, J. Simons, L. Johnson, ROW TWO - L. LaCroix, P. Zima, G. Charter, M. Iiams, C. Hannan, D. Meyer, M. Croghan, ROW THREE - D. Thoms, D. Petersen, J. Johnson, S. Subbert, S. Johnson, C. Vogt, M. LaCroix, D. Brabec, L. Parkins. TEACHER - Mrs. R. Basel. ROW ONE - L. -R. - M. Croghan, ;D. Loges, D. Ruzicka, M. Shires, M. Zima, K. Nygren, M. Sweeney, ROW TWO - C. Parsons, G. Johnson, P. Severin, D. Gaddis, K. Behrens, M. Poeschl, T. Johnson, ROW THREE - R. Brabec, J. Johnson, T. Maly, M. Welsh, K. En- gel, L. LaCroix, S. Hogg, J. Benal, ABSENT - A. Tweedy, S. Prochaska, C. Boyle. Third Grade 51 Second Grade TEACHER - Mrs. D. Carlson. ROW ONE - L. -R. - T. Brabec, L. Parsons, D. Maly, G. Hammond, M. Hise, S. Tweedy, S. Shires, B. Croghan, N. Peter- sen, ROW TWO - D. Gaddis, J. Hannan, D. Sweeney, B. Nygren, J. Subbert, R. Kuhr, B. Charter, W. Severin, ROW THREE - T. Syslo, D. Gaddis, M. White, M. Linden, M. Konecky, N. Ecklund, D. Koranda, M. Johnson, E. Williams, M. Engel, ABSENT - C. Prochaska. TEACHER - Mrs. M. Schneider. ROW ONE - L. -R. - V. Langemeier, S. Osterloh, S. Gaddis, P. York, S. Subbert, J. Koranda, ROW TWO - M. La- Croix, T. Vogt, T. Hannan, J. Maly, K. Schultz, ROW THREE - B. Moline, M. Lamb, L. Charles, K. Knuth, N. Schuette, T. Charter, ABSENT - S. Brichacek, S. Morris, J. Loges, R. Parkins, C. Petty, S. Prochaska, T. Boyle. Kindergarten TEACHER - Mrs. V. Anderson. ROW ONE - L. -R. - C. Heller, J. Milliken, C. Beam, K. Hannan, K. Engel, S. Brichacek, K. Carnes, T. Cherovsky, K. Gaddis, ROW TWO - R. Scoles, J. Koranda, J. Konecky, D. Johnson, K. Johnson, B. Dodds, D. Nygren, ROW THREE - K. Hammond, S. Johnson, A. Rasmussen; J. Schultz, A. Kuhr, R. Flagle, ABSENT - D. Ellison, K. Gustaf- son, S. Syslo, R. Petty, C. Parkins. 52 In Memory of While attending Mead High, Jim was in football his freshman year. He was also in Chorus for two years and FFA for three years. In August, 1968, he joined the army. Jim lost his life in Tay Ninh Pro- vince on February 22, 1969. In 1969, we see reflections of exciting games, noisy rooms, and quiermoments. Through the halls of Mead High School came these memories that will remain with us as the Reflections of 1969 at our school, MHS. 53 Senior Statistics GERRI ANDERSEN - Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3,4; Small Groups - 4; Class Plays - 3,4; One Act Play - 4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Library Club - 3,4; Officer - 3; Journalism - 3 MICKEY COADY - Band - 1; Football - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,2,3,4; Track - 1,3,4; Prom Server - 2; FFA - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 1,3,4; M Club - 1,2; Homecoming King - 4; Journalism - 3,4; Play Usher - 4; Football All Area Second Team - 4; Football All Conference Second Team - 4; Honor Roll - 4 NATHALEE FOSTER - Chorus - 1; Class Play - 4; Y-Teens - 2; Transfer from Clarinda, Iowa - 4 ROXANN HAGEMAN - Volleyball - 1,2,3; Track - 3; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3,4; Small Groups - 3,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Operetta - 4; FHA - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Library Club - 3,4; Officer - 3,4; Journalism - 3 KAREN HANSON - Volleyball - 1,2,3; Track - 3,4; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3,4; Small Groups - accompanist - 2,3,4; Scholarship - 1,2,4; Honor Roll - 1,2,3,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Thespians - 3,4; Operetta - 4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Band - 1,2,3,4 RICHARD HASSLER - Football - 1,2; Basketball - 1,2,3; Chorus - 1,2; Class Officer - 1,2; Student Council - 3; Class Plays - 3,4; Play Usher - 3,4; Graduation Usher - 3; Prom Server - 2; FFA - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 1,2,3,4; M Club - 1,2; Journalism - 4; Honor Roll - 1,2 GAIL HILFIKER - Volleyball - 2; Student Manager - 3,4; Track - 3; Chorus - 1; Band - 1,2,3,4; Small Group - 4; Honor Roll - 4; Class Plays - 3,4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 4; Library Club - 3,4; Officer 3,4; Journalism - 4 BOB HAMS - Chorus - 1,2,3; Class Plays - 3,4; Operetta - 3; FFA - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 1; Journalism - 3, PHILLIP JOHNSON - Chorus - 1; Honor Roll - 1,2; Class Officer - 3; Student Council - 1,4; Officer - 4; Class Plays - 2,3,4; Thespians - 3,4; Officer - 4; One Act Play - 3; Play Usher - 3; Graduation Grand Marshall - 3; Prom Server - 2; FFA - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 1,3,4; FHA Beau - 3; Homecoming First Attend- ant - 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; State FFA Band - 2; National FFA Band - 4; State FFA President - 69-70 DEBBIE PARSONS - Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Chorus - 1.2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3.4; Class Plays - 3,4; Play Usher - 4; Prom Server - 2; FHA - 2,3,4; Officer - 4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 4; FFA Sweetheart Attendant - 3 MARY LOU RADENSLABEN - Track - 3; Chorus - 1,2; Girls Glee - 1,2; Scholarship - 1,2,4; Honor Roll - 1,2,3,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Thespians - 2,3,4; One Act Play - 3,4; Prom Server - 2; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Math Club - 2,3; Library Club - 3; Band - 1,2,3,4 nAULA SCOLES - Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3,4; Small Groups - 2,3,4; cholarship - 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll - 1,2,3,4; Class Officer - 1,3,4; Student Council - 2; Class Plays - 3, ; Play Usher - 4; Thespians - 3,4; Operetta - 3; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader - 4; Math Club - 3; omecoming First Attendant - 4; National Honor Society - 4; FFA Sweetheart Attendant - 3; Band - 1,2; tty Crocker Award - 4; Miss Merry Christmas - 4; JFK V.B. First Team - 3,4; Waverly V.B., Second •am - 4; Salutatorian - 4 1 SHIRES - Basketball - 1,2,3; Track - 1,2,3,4; Chorus - 1; Small Groups - 1; Class Plays - 3,4; Thes- ns - 3,4; One Act-Play - 4; FFA - 1,2,3; M Club - 1,2; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Band - 1,2,3,4; State ick Meet - 3,4 MARLYN WASHBURN - Football - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,2,3,4; Track - 1,3,4; Chorus - 1; Scholarship - 1,2,4; Honor Roll - 1,2,3,4; Class Officer - 1; Student Council - 2; Class Plays - 3,4; Thespians - 3,4; One Act Play - 4; Play Usher - 3,4; Graduation Usher - 3; Prom Server - 2; FFA - 1; M Club - 1,2; Math Club - 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Second Attendant - 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; Football All Area Honorable Mention - 4; Football All Conference - 4 KAREN JO WHITCOMB - Volleyball - 2,3,4; Track - 3,4; Chorus - 1,3; Small Groups - 3,4; Honor Roll - 4; Class Officer - 3,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 2,4; Library Club - 3,4; Officer - 4; Journalism - 4; Band - 1,2,3,4 JOAN WILLIAMS - Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Track - 3; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3,4; Small Groups - 3,4; Honor Roll - 1,3,4; Class Officer - 2,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Play Usher - 3; Graduation Grand Marsh- all - 3; Prom Server - 2; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader - 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain - 4; Homecoming Queen - 4; Journalism - Raider Staff - 3,4; Co-Editor - 4; Scholarship - 4; Majorette - 1,2,3,4; J.F. K, Volley- ball Honorable Mention - 4 JUNE WILLIAMS - Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Track - 3; Chorus - 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,3,4; Small Groups - 3,4; Honor Roll - 1,2,3,4; Class Officer - 2,3,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Play Usher - 3,4; Graduation Usher - 3; Operetta - 3,4; Prom Server - 2; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 2; Cheerleader - 2,3,4, Co-Captain - 4; Homecoming Second Attendant - 4; Journalism - Raider Staff - 3,4; Co-Editor - 4; Majorette - 1,2,3,4; J. F, K. Volleyball Honorable Mention - 4; Scholarship - 4 IVA WINCHELL - Volleyball - 1,2,3,4; Track - 3,4; Chorus - 1,2,4; Girls Glee - 1,2,4; Small Groups - 4; Class Plays - 3,4; Operetta - 4; FHA - 1,2,3,4; Officer - 4; Pep Club - 1,2,3,4; Math Club - 1,2; Li- brary Club - 3,4; Officer - 3; Journalism - 3; Majorette - 3,4 JENNY ZIEGENBEIN - Chorus - 1,3,4; Girls Glee - 1,3,4; Small Groups - 3,4; Scholarship - 1,2,3,4; Hon- or Roll - 1,2,3,4; Class Officer - 1,2; Student Council - 3,4; Officer - 3,4; Class Plays - 3,4; Thespians - 3,4; Play Usher - 3; Graduation Usher - 3; Operetta - 3; Cheerleader - 1,2,3,4; Captain - 3; National Hon- or Society - 3,4; Thespians - 4; FFA Sweetheart - 3; Journalism - Raider Staff - 3; Editor - 3; Majorette - 1,2; Drum Majorette - 3,4; Valedictorian - 4 Index Andersen, Donna - 14,28 Andersen, Gerri - 11,28,32,33, 40,43,47 Anderson, Crystal - 51 Anderson, Mamie - 8 Anderson, Mick - 13,18,21,23, 30,31,35,41 Anderson, Roy - 8 Anderson, Virginia - 52 Baltz, Bill - 14,18 Barta, Victor - 8 Basel, Ruby - 51 Behrens, Shirley - 14,24,28,30, 31,32,34,43 Behrens, William - 8 Benal, Eugene - 15,18,21,23, 30,31,33,35 Bouska, John - 6,33 Boyle, Gary - 13,36 Boyle, Randy - 15,23 Boyle, Ron - 15,23 Carden, Kerry - 13,18,20,23, 30,31,33,48 Carlson, Delphia - 52 Carritt, Dee - 14,24,29,30,31, 32,33,35,42 Carritt, Steve - 15,18,21,33,35 Charles, Corky - 15,18,20,23 Chvatal, Ray - 14,18,21,23,30, 31.35 Coady, Dick - 14,18,21,23,35 Coady, Mick - 11,18.20,23.35, 36,38,39,40,47 Couch, Mike - 15,18,20 Croghan, Connie - 15,24,28,34 Crbghan, Jennifer - 13,24,41 Croghan, Peter - 15,35 Daily, Liz - 15,28,30,31,32,34 Dangberg, Dennis - 6 Deerson, Arlene - 8 Deerson, David - 15,18,21,23, 30.31.33.35 Eckley, Chrysta - 15,22,24,28, 30,31,34 Erickson, Axel - 8 Erickson, John - 15,18,20,23,35 Erickson, Mike - 14,18,21,23,30, 31,33 Fick, Don - 14,18,21,23,35 Foster, Loren - 15,18 Foster, Nathalee - 11,40 Frahm, Sandra - 15,28,32,33,34, 42 Frahm, Steve - 13,35 Franklin, Marlene - 13,28,36 Good, Merlene - 7 Gottsch, Rob - 14,18,21 Haag, Robert - 6,36,40 Hageman, Brad - 14,18,21,23,33, 35 Hageman, Roxann - 11,28,32,33, 34,40,42,47 Hall, Pat - 13,20 Hanson, Donita - 13,26,28,33,41 Hanson, Jeannette - 14,28,33,34 55 Hanson, Karen - 12,24,28,30, Nygren, Christine - 7,33 Washburn, Marlyn - 12,18,20, 31,32,33,40,47 Odell, Irene - 7 23,30,31,33,38,40,43,47 Hassler, Diane - 13,28,34,36,41 Pacula, Bob - 13,18,20,35,41 Welsh, Jeannette - 15,28,32,34, Hassler, Richard - 11,35,36,40, Parsons, Debbie - 12,22,28,32, 42 47 34,40,47 Westergard, Stanley - 6 Heald, Laura - 14,28,30,31,32, Parsons, Richard - 14,18,21,23, Westergard, Vorda - 50 33,34 35 Whitcomb, Karen - 10,22,23,28, Heald, Margaret - 8 Pearson, Elaine - 8 30,31,33,36,40,47 Heller, Jim - 6,18,26 21,23,49 Pearson, Glenda - 14,22,28,30, Whitcomb, Kevin - 14,18,21,23, Hilfiker, Gail - 12,22,28,30,31, 31,32,33 30,31,33,35 33,36,40,47 Pearson, Robert - 8 Williams, Elsie - 8 Hise, Becky - 14,28,30,31,32, Pestal, Ruth - 51 Williams, Karen - 14,22,24,29, 33,34,42 Pickworth, Becky - 13,22,34,36, 30,31,33,35,36 Iiams, Bob - 11,35,36,40,47 41,48 Williams, Joan - 10,22,29,31, Iiams, Shirley - 14,32,43 Pickworth, Tom - 13,18,20,36 32,36,38,39,40,42,47 Jensen, Shirley - 50 Poeschl, Gloria - 8 Williams, June - 10,22,29,31, Johnson, Mark - 14,18,21,23, Radenslaben, Dave - 13,18,20, 32,36,38,40,42,47 30,31,33,35 23,36,41 Winchell, Iva - 12,22,24,28, Johnson, Milford - 8 Radenslaben, Mary - 12,28,30, 31,32,33,34,40,42,47 Johnson, Phil - 10,30,31,33,35, 31,40,42,43,47 Winchell, Serretta - 15,28,32, 38,40,47 Rasmussen, Larry - 15,18,21, 34,42 Johnson, Ronnie - 14,23,33 23,30,31,33,35 Winchell, William - 15,18,35 Johnson, Sheila - 15,28,30,31, Rice, Tom - 8 York, Margaret - 15,24,28,30, 32,33,34,43 Sailor, Marion - 4,30,32 31,33,34 Kennedy, Majorie - 7,41 Schneider, Mildred - 52 Zicafoose, Gary - 13,30,43 Kistler, David - 6,40,43 Schulz, Roxanne - 15,24,28,30, Ziegenbein, Jennifer - 10,29,31, LaCroix, Lonnie - 14,18 31,32,34,43 32,33,40,43,47 Lamb, Lloyd - 6,33 Schwarz, Phyllis - 7,33 Ziegenbein, Jim - 8 Lamprecht, Jim - 13,21,35 Scoles, Cheryl - 14,22,24,28, Ziegenbein, Keith - 14,18,21, Linden, Marlene - 15,22,24,28, 30,31,33,34,43 23,30,35 33,34 Scoles, Paula - 10,22,29,32,33, Ziegenbein, Sandy - 13,24,29, Linden, Marsha - 14,22,24,29, 38,40,43,47 30,31,32,33,34,41,42 30,31,33,34,36 Shepherd, Peg - 13,34,36 Lorenz, Irving - 8 Shires, Jim - 12,18,23,30,31, Makovicka, Edie - 13,36 33,40,43,47 Makovicka, Emmy - 15 Shires, Lee - 15,18,21,23,35 Maly, Kathy - 14,28,32,34,43 Simons, Don - 14,18,21,23,35 Mancini, Ed - 8 Simons, June - 8 McDuffee, Randy - 13,18 Simons, Vicky - 15,22,24,28,34 Meyer, Larry - 13,18,35,36,41 Thoms, Ronnie - 15,21 Miller, Mike - 15,18,35 Thorson, Alan - 13,21,23,30,31, Miller, Phil - 6,35 33,35 Moser, Verna - 8 Treptow, Glen - 13,18,21,23,35 Nelson, Patty - 13,28,30,31, Tweedy, Calvin - 15,18,35 32,33,34,41,42 Tweedy, Melvin - 15 Volin, Marilyn - 7 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY kl Ar« '« ■«' « • 56