New London High School - Tiger Yearbook (New London, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1963 volume:

Philharmonic Hall, fir unit of New York s projected Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, opened in a blaze of light. Steeple at Oregon State College of Edu- cation, Monmouth, Oregon, fell before hur- ricane-force winds which raked the West Coast in October causing major damage and communication breakdown. U S. and French official gathered to wel- come crated “Mono Lisa os the priceless painting arrived in New York en route to a showing in Washington, D.C.’s Notional Gollery. National Events in Review woe woiio -oros The Space Needle and Monorail train were hallmarks of the successful World's Foir in Seattle, Washington. Sabin oral vaccine was made available nationally and offered promise of complete immunity from all types of polio. left: Solid-fueled Minutemon, successor to more complex liquid-fueled ICBM’S, begins 4,000 mile journey from Canaveral. Others went into readi- ness in Montana. Nuclear submarines USS Skote and USS Seadragon rendezvoused at the North Pole, hundreds of miles from open sea. TIGER S DEN HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL NEW LONDON COMMUNITY SCHOOL NEW LONDON. IOWA TABLE O? CONTENTS Faculty............................................................................5 Freshmen...........................................................................7 Sophomores....................................................................... 11 Juniors...........................................................................IS Seniors.......................................................................... 18 Athletics.........................................................................33 Activities........................................................................43 Will and Prophecy.................................................................62 Snapshots and Advertisements......................................................67 Autographs........................................................................79 FOREWORD The Annual Staff of the 1962-63 school year presents to you its contribution to the pictorial history of New London High School. We hope The Tiger will help to bring back memories and that it will become one of your teaasured possessions. I, as editor, wish to thank the members of the staff, the members of the administra- tion and the faculty, and especially, Mr. Griffith for being our pleasant, helpful, and understanding advisor. 3 Maribeth Oetken F. M. HARTUNC Superintendent J. K. CAMPBELL Principal TOMZIE BERKSHIRE MEL KNOTTS JERALD BURBRIDCE EDWIN GRIFFITH RUTH WILLIAMS FACULTY 4 JACK WILSON DOVA TOMPKINS DONALD ADEY HELEN PEARSON PETER OLTHOFF BOARD OF EDUCATION President Vice President Carroll Walz Dale Prottsman Perry Haist SCHOOL PERSONNEL Fern Lee Ellen Raines Lora Craig Belle McAvoy Freda McKinnon Joe Brown Sara Noe) Pres. Jerry Prottsman FRESHMEN Roma Edgington Joan Shcllcdy Henry Bugg Terry Landes Phyllis Horn 8 Carl Loyd Tom Listebarger Sandra Anderson Gene Fitzpatrick Terry bwailes Mike Noel raulenc Anderson Jerry Harris Nancy Hanks Burk Greulich Phil I'oUader Donnie Smith Sue Kuhlcnbcck Mary Budde Aimee Butler 9 Nancy Willey Susan Miller Bob Alton Larry Howell Linda McKinnon Sharon Parsons Bob Lee Sam Wellington Benny Miller Steve McNeely Larry Johnson Mike Hester 10 Dennis Hill Robert Durham Pres. Jim Piper Vice Bob Henderson Sec. Karla Van Syoc Trcas. Sherry Van Syoc SOPHOMORES Gary Schweitzer Charles Mcars Lettic Raines Connie Darbyshire Daryl Gipplc Larry Chrisman Janice Darbyshire Sandra Spraker Juanita Hildebrand Etta Shutt Bernard Bocckcr Jerry Linder Delores Underwood Carol Eichler Dennis Miller Dennis Bowling 12 David Williams Dale McNeeley Kate Schcllcngcr Linda Church Clare Worden Ron Miller Mark Kuhlenbeck Vicki Holmes Tom Wollin Shirley Layman Billie Baker Elaine Harris 13 Mary Stiggc Ronnie Brown Florence Blythe Carolyn Wiley Eddie Anderson Connie Ball Linda Peterson Marlene Ferkin Nancy Ricpc Tom McKinnon Ramona Gittings Sharon Budde Shcrril Totcmcicr 14 Pres. Vice Sec. Treas. Bill Melvin Woody Shirley Hoel Brockcr Warth Hobart JUNIORS Sheila Williamson Sue Blythe Terry Wasson Cary Hildebrand Helen Lyon Annette DcSpa in Jeanne Miller Diane Abrisz Tom North Bob Lear 16 Harold Miller Dennis Abrisz Dixie Hahn Linda Anderson Mike Westerbeck Stevie Siberts Toni Noel Jackie Lear Mary O'Brien Rayma Lovell Claudia Colby Darlene Schoene Maureen Timmons Paula Parsons 17 DANIEL LAWRENCE THOMPSON EDWARD RICHARD FULLERTON MARLYS KAY LEE President Vice President Secretary ELSE JANE WARTH Treasurer SENIORS WILLIAM C. HANKS 20 LINDA KAY HARPER 21 DONALD LORRAINE JOHNSON 22 LARRY DEAN SCHWEITZER 23 DANNY LEE KRAMER 94 MARGARET ANN SI IIPLEY ROBERT HENRY PETZJNGER 25 CHERYL RAE DARBYSHIRE NORMAN LEE WESTER BECK 26 RICHARD REID ANNEL1ESE DESOR 97 JOHN ISAAC WILLIAMS 28 LAWRENCE A. PEARSON STEPHANIE ALICE WINEBRENNER attended University of Chicago 29 PROM TEMPLE THEATER—Mt. Pleasant J. S. SCHRAMM1 S—Burlington GRADUATION 32 Cheryl Derbyshire Emma Shelton Paula Parsons SPORTS HOMECOMING PEP RALLY HOMECOMING ROYALTY QUEEN KING Cheryl Darbyshire John Williams COURT Shirley Burkhart Ann Desor Barbara Shipley Jane Warth Don Johnson Bob Pctzinger Jim Ritchey Bob Smith 35 Left to right, FIRST ROW—Aimcc Butler, Diane Abrisz, Susan Hanson, Connie Williams, Jane Wartli. SECOND ROW—Nancy Hanks, Juanita Hildebrand, Charlotte Mcars, Shirley Burkhart, Sandra Anderson. THIRD ROW—Kathy Ashcnbach, Jeanne Miller, Sue Kuhlenbcck, Kathy Phillips, Lettic Raines, and Coach Mr. Wood. 36 FOOTBALL SQUAD TIGERS OPPONENTS New London— 7 New London—12 New London--40 New London—12 New London--12 New London--51 New London— 6 New London— 7 Cardinal—12 Mt. Vernon—0 Wapello—7 Columbus—13 West Liberty—28 West Branch—0 University High--12 Wilton Junction—0 Third Place in Conference 37 BASKETBALL Remember . . . how many boys showed up for the first practice . . . Hey, Mr. Wilson! . . . the presents they gave the coaches at the Christmas program . . . who hit Mr. Wilson with the basketball during warm-up . . . the game they won against Winfield-Mt. Union when they went into four overtimes . . . the revealing trip from the showers to the dressing room . . . when Mel locked his clothes and keys in his locker . . . how high Tom North jumps when he goes after those rebounds . . . when Norman sat on the bench for chewing . . . what happened to the light bulbs in the boys' locker room . . . Mr. Wilson's smile {?) as he sits on the bench even when the going gets rough . . . the trip to tire State Tournament . . . the Athletic Banquet . . . FRESH-SOPH BOYS BABBLE Remember . . . the sore muscles at the first of the season . . . the calisthenics . . . fifteen deep-knee bends 1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4, 3-2- four laps, girls . . . Where're the managers? ... the pep pills . . . the game with Danville when Jane cinched it with her long shot . . . Who's got my warm-up jacket? ... the rubber candy Mr. Wood bit on . . . Don't forget to pick up Mrs. Wilson! . . . tire Christmas presents—the sweater and candy and pin . . . when Sis almost knocked the stairway down with her head . . . Way to hustle! ... all the taped ankles . . . the spectacular basket Charlotte made from the guard end of the court . . . how Mr. McLeland is always eating . . . the free pop and big cake . . . My tractor! . . . the trip to Dcs Moines . . . FRESH-SOPH GIRLS 1st ROW—Westerbeck, Broeker, Linder, Williams, Kuhlenbeck, 2nd ROW—Gipple, Piper, Mil- ler, R., North, Smith, B., Johnson, D., Hoel, and Mr. Wilson. They 49 67 53 38 61 82 58 We 62 Columbus 60 Danville 43 Morning Sun 67 Wapello 51 Central 49 Waco 56 Mediapolis 55 Winfield 57 Columbus 51 Danville 54 Morning Sun 39 Waco 57 Wapello 45 Mediapolis 48 Central 54 Winfield 52 41 42 58 66 45 68 63 52 TIGERS 40 1st ROW—Gittings, Abrisz, Mcars, Hanson, Timmons, Hildebrand. 2nd ROW—'Warth, Lee, S., Van Syoc, S., Shipley, P., Burkhart. 3rd ROW—Mr. Wood, Lee, M., Kuhlcnbeck, Miller, J., Octkcn, and Mrs. Wilson. TIGERETTES We They 30 Central 40 32 Morning Sun 20 34 Columbus 22 39 Danville 36 47 Wapello 51 46 Central 31 39 Cardinal 62 23 Mediapolis 51 31 Winfield 37 27 Central 16 43 Columbus 46 60 Morning Sun 48 56 Wapello 63 50 43 21 Winfield Danville Mediapolis 48 42 63 41 MEL KNOTTS FOOTBALL . . . TRACK JAN McLELAND FOOTBALL . . . TRACK PAULA PARSONS CHERYL JACK WILSON BOYS' BASKETBALL MEL KNOTTS FRESH.-SOPH. COACH JANET WILSON GIRLS' CHAPERON CHEERLEADERS DARBYSHIRE EMMA BILL WOOD GIRLS' BASKETBALL CARROLL VIS JR. HI. BOYS' BASKETBALL SHELTON BARBARA SHIPLEY BYRUM, MIKE, F3 FULLERTON, RICHARD, fb JOHNSON, DON, FB BB PETZINGER, BOB, FB REID, DICK, fb RITCHEY, JIM, FB BB SCHWEITZER, LARRY, FB SMITH, BOB, FB BB WESTERBECK, NORMAN, BB WILLIAMS, JOHN, FB BB BROEKER, MELVIN, FB BB HILDEBRAND, GARY, FB HOEL, BILL, FB BB NOEL, TOM, FB BURKHART, SHIRLEY, SB BB LEE, SHARON, BB MEARS, CHARLOTTE, SB BB SHIPLEY, PEGGY, BB WARTH, JANE, SB BB ABRISZ, DIANNE, SB BB MILLER, JEAN, SB BB KUHLENBECK, SUE, SB BB GITTINGS, RAMONA, bb VAN SYOC, SHERRY, bb Boys' Athletes NORTH, TOM, FB BB GIPPLE, DARYL, fb BB Mgr. HENDERSON, BOB, fb bb JOY, JIM, FB KUHLENBECK, MARK, F3 bb LINDER, JERRY, FB bb McKinnon, tom, bb McNEELEY, DALE, fb MILLER, RON, FB bb PIPER, JIM, FB bb SCHWEITZER, GARY. FB WESTERBECK, MIKE, FB Mgr. COLLINS, ED, bb GRINSTEAD, JOHN, bb Girls' Athletes HANKS, NANCY, SB bb TIMMONS, MARILYN, bb HANSON, SUZY, SB bb MILLER, SUSAN, bb VAN SYOC, KARLA, bb UNDERWOOD, DELORES, bb WILLIAMS, CONNIE, SB bb BUTLER, AIMEE, SB bb BURKHART, PAT, bb McKinnon, linda, bb HESTER. MIKE, bb JOHNSON, LARRY, fb LEE, BOB, fb bb LOYD, CARL, fb McNEELEY, STEVE, fb MILLER, BEN, fb bb NOEL, MIKE, fb PHILLIPS, MIKE, FB PROTTSMAN, JERRY, bb SMITH, DON, fb bb TOLANDER, PHIL, bb WELLINGTON, SAM, bb WILES, JOHN, bb HILDEBRAND, JUANITA, SB bb ANDERSON, SANDRA, SB bb RAINES, LETTIE, SB bb BUDDE, SHARON, bb FERKIN, MARLENE, bb PHILLIPS, KATHY, SB ASHENBACH, KATHY, SB LEE, MARLYS, BB Mgr. OETKEN, MARIBETH, BB Mgr. FOOTBALL ..................................... 4- 5 THIRD IN CONFERENCE BOYS' BASKETBALL ............................. 7-11 TIED FOR SECOND PLACE GIRLS' BASKETBALL .................... 10-11 FOURTH IN CONFERENCE CAPITALS . . . Major Letters SMALL LETTERS . . . Numerals ACTIVITIES Remember . . . Put up Elmira . . . Come on, blow the roof off ... the guest conductors . . . QUIET PLEASE . . . our contest numbers . . . 44 8 A N c There's the key! . . . Did I excuse you? . . . the Uniformity . . . Let's have it quiet! . . . contest at Keota . . . MARCHING BAND Remember . . . marching at the end of the New London Day Parade . . . running in for lunch every day . . . the ice cream truck at the north side of the park . . . Ann, our Band Queen . . . the muddy spots on the football field . . . the neat pyramid design . . . First file to the rear march one--two! . . . those loving (?) twirlcrs . . . our contest routine . . . Jane—our drum major . . . marching band contest at Fairfield and the 11 rating we were glad to get . . . the night tire twirlcrs really twirled and the kick Miss Pollpeter taught them . . . the Burlington Band Day that wasn't be- cause of the rain . . . the night Mr. Adcy marched with the band and played his trumpet . . . marching up town behind tire cheer- leaders at the home games . . . marching at the Iowa Wesleyan football game . . . marching in the Christmas Parade in Burlington . . . 46 MIXED CHORUS Remember . . . our rehearsals . . . the Christmas program . . . our new risers--wc almost fainted! . . . Shhhh! . . . Miss Brannon's faces when we goofed and how she'd say Oh, that was nice. Let's do it again! when we sounded good ... all the good music we sang— Sinner Please Don't Let This Harvest Pass, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, Come Thou, Holy Spirit, The Paper Reeds by the Brooks, Let All the Nations Praise the Lord . . . We have a special occasion today-- Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to — . . . Shhli! . . . Get rid of your gum! . . . Miss Brannon's birthday and her big cake . . . Shhh! . . . our contest numbers . . . Look at me! . . . Accent! . . . the Spring Concert . . . large group contest . . . Shhhh! . . . 47 BOYS' GLEE CLUB 46 VOCAL SOLOISTS 49 CONTEST Schweitzer, Fullerton, Lee, McKinnon. (This quartet tried out for All-State Chorus). Siberts, Timmons, DeSpain, rarsons, O'Brien, and Williamson. NATIONAL STUDIOS—Burlington 50 GUSTAFSON BROS. DAIRY--Burlington CONTEST RATINGS Clarinet Trio.................................I Connie McKinnow Soprano Solo..................I Nancy McNgeley Mezzo-Soprano Solo............II Marcia Harper Mezzo-Soprano Solo.............II Marlys Lee Alto Solo..........................I Sharon Parsons Alto Solo.....................II Sharon Lee Alto Solo.........................HI Daryl Gipple Tenor Solo.......................I Larry Sweitzcr Baritone Solo................. I Dick Fullerton Baritone Solo.................II Tom McKinnon Baritone Solo...................II Nancy McNeeley Piano Solo.....................I Connie McKinnon Piano Solo................... I Carol Eichlcr Piano Solo . . . .............. I Mixed Duet...................................II Mixed Quartet.................................I Junior Sextette..............................II Madrigal..................................... I 51 HY-VEE—Burlington 52 HY-VEE—Mt. Pleasant 53 FHA OFFICERS President—Cheryl Darby shire, Vice-President--Maribeth Oetken, Secretary--Paula Parsons, Treasurer- Karla Van Syoc, Historian--Nancy McNeeley, Reporter—Mary O'Brien, Music—Maureen Timmons, Parliamentarian—Barbara Shipley, Photographcr--Shcila Williamson, District Representative—Shirley Burkhart. Remember ... the car in the New London Day Parade that won first place . . . Maribeth—our queen candidate . . . the Soc Hops after football games . . . Initiation of new members . . . the Christ- mas skit and those sick reindeer (who were the back ends?) . . . those hardy few who went caroling ... all the coffee strips . . . the new sparkle in the Homc-cc room . . . the candy sale . . . the Sweetheart Ball . . . Linda Harper—receiving Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award . . . the Romeo-Juliet skit . . . election of officers . . . New prexy--Paula Parsons . . . the Mother-Daughter Banquet and Installation ... 54 FFA OFFICERS President—Danny Kramer, Vice-President—Mike Byrum, Secretary--Larry Chrisman, Treasurer—Eddie Anderson, Sentinel—Terry Wasson, Reporter—Bill Hanks. Remember . . . the FFA coat checks . . . the FFA float Autumn in Iowa . . . pest hunt and all those feet . . . hayrack ride and weincr roast . . . Neil Lyon, Bill Hanks, Danny Kramer, and Mr. Burbridgc attending the National FFA Convention in Kansas City . . . FFA Speech Contest . . . Garden Seeds Sale . . . the Merit System--the top ten boys having the most points went to the State Convention at Sioux City . . . the swimming party. 55 Remember . . . when they sang Benic Soit l'Amerique for convoca- tion . . . when they drew names and made French valentines for each other—and the spiked water . . . when Ann Desor spoke on her country and her family . . . their motto-- Always Learning . . . the campaign speeches for which pin to vote for . . . the graduation of the first year class into the French Club . . . 56 the old outdated constitution when they sold shares in Ann . . . Homecoming . . . when they exchanged those itty-bitty Christmas presents . . . the huge Christmas tree that almost wouldn't fit into the lunchroom . . . decorating for the dance . . . the beautiful Snoflake Ball . . . the great idea of investing in a Hi-Fi . . . 57 TIGER STAFF 58 fj' co V 59 60 PROJECTIONISTS 61 SENIOR CLASS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Wc, the senior class being reasonable sound of mind and questionable morals, do, hereby, make the following statements: Wc seniors, supposed citizens of tomorrow, leave to our class sponsors and school faculty our gratituue and deepest respect for accomplishing the almost insurmountable job of guiding us toward the future, with a spirit and reason. MAR1BETH OETKEN wills her size 4 1 2 feet to MELVIN 3R0EKER in hopes that his mistakes will be less painful . . . putting his foot in his mouth. We, SANDI HOWELL and EMMA SHELTON, leave our hair coloring to HELEN LYON to add to her col- lection. I, BILL HANKS, leave my poetry pen and dancing shoes to HAROLD MILLER. 1, NORMAN leave to brother MIKE, A book of naughty jokes, Keep it in the family, if wc may, 'Cause you've been pecking at it anyway. (N.-M. Wcstcrbeck) I, CHERYL DARBYSHIRE, leave to PAULA PARSONS my black cheer-leading tights so you won't have to share a pair with your sisters next year. I, JANE WARTH, leave to WOODY my driving ability and access to the west road. Come on, Woody, it's been a tradition for years . . . who arc wc to break it? 1, CHARLOTTE MEARS, leave my Smash-Nash to the LEARS. While one isn't parking it, the other can drive it. 1, SUE HARTUNG, leave my ability to get along with the superintendent to the entire junior class. I, JOHN TOTEMEIER, leave my muscles to CLAUDIA COLBY. I, LARRY PEARSON, leave to DIXIE HAHN my blonde hair . . . it'll sure save you alot of work. From ANN DESOR, our German fair, Who'll be leaving us in June, Wc leave you passports ... 15 pair. In hopes you'll use them soon. We, KATHY PHILLIPS and BARBARA BAUMAN, leave our quiet ways to SHEILA WILLIAMSON, who can certainly use them. 1, DICK FULLERTON, leave to TOM NORTH my track ability. With luck, Tom, you can keep it down. I, KATHY ASILENBACH, leave my artistic ability to draw a man to MARY O'BRIEN. I, CONNIE McKINNON, will my plays, ed. grade, to JEAN MILLER, who can learn something from it, My athletic ability is practically nil, I hope you can overcome it. I, DON JOHNSON, will my algebra ability and the able way 1 handle figures . . . excuse me ... I mean numbers to GARY HILDEBRAND who doesn't mean numbers. I, DICK REID, do endow all my worldly goods . . . including the car payments to MAUREEN. I do, I do, I do. (M. Timmons) I, BOB SMITH, will my bait . . . both fish and female ... to TOM NOEL in hopes you can catch a few big ones. I, DAN THOMPSON, will my whistle bait legs to SUE BLYTHE, in hopes they make up for her short- comings. 1, MARY BROWN, leave my girlish giggle to LINDA ANDERSON, who could use a good laugh. I, SHIRLEY BURKHART, leave my quick temper and leadership ability to TERRY WASSON, so he can lead Clare with a flair. We, STEPHANIE and MARVIN, do will our ability to get by the senior year to the entire juniro class to to be used in case of dire emergency. (S. Winebrenner and M. Quandt) I, LINDA HARPER, leave my good intentions and outwardly, peaceful look to STEVIE SIBERTS with hopes. I, VIRCIL COOPER, will my tester, since it rhymnes so well with HESTER. The tester, biologists agree . . . has nothing to do with fertility. I, KAREN ENRIGHT, will my teachers, tests, and troubles to RAYMA LOVELL . . . since again it rhymes. I, LARRY SCHWEITZER, will to SHIRLEY HOBART my box of Instant Blush ... just add embarrassment. WALDHOFF'S DRUG STORE—Burlington 62 According to Dr. Cooper, love is merely a chemical process. We, BARB and PEG SHIPLEY, leave our chemistry ability to DARLENE SCHONE . . . who from outside observation should be at the head of the class. I, NANCY McNEELEY, leave to DENNIS ABRISZ my French ability in hopes that it may improve his osculating technique. 1, JOHN WILLIAMS, leave to LINDA JOY my wrestling ability in hopes you stay within the ropes. I, MARLYS LEE, leave to DIANNE ABRISZ my homemaking ability in hopes you will have a chance to use it. I, BOB JONES, will my body and brain, for what it's worth to BILL HOEL, for a structure strong and a cerebrum sane, have been my unreachcd goal. 1, DARLA ENGLE, will my long, long hair to ANNETTE DcSPAIN, whom I've heard likes that kind of music. We, JIM RITCHEY and DAN KRAMER, leave to the junior bovs our first completed volume of the Little Black Book. We, SHARON LEE, BOB PETZINCER, MIKE BYRUM, and ROLLIN' SMITH, leave to the entire junior class tire famous Lee barn door. . . . (From the looks of things you could've used it) . . . And in closing, we, the Will Committee, plead the fifth ... a full one, please, for the class trip. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The other afternoon, during our spare time, we wondered about the old New London Class of 1963. As we peered down from our lofty height in heaven, we noticed the earthlings in this present state: Although SHIRLEY BURKHART appears to be in fine physical health, she has numerous aches and pains. Twenty years from now we can see her going down to the chiropractors office for her weekly treatment. MARY BROWN has taker, a change of mind towards tumbling. She now has a job at the Barnutr. and Bailey Circus doing a 50 foot dive into a sponge! ANN DESOR says, Wil gebts est enin horta. She is working in the American Counsuls office as a receptionist and interpreter for American tourists. She still says, I don't understand the Americans. DARLA ENGLE contributes one head of hair each year to the Big Wig Makers of America, besides vanning the medal for being the only one who can walk perfectly straight on a ship being tossed and turned in a terrible storm. KAREN ENRIGHT is still drafting . . . not mechanical . . . MEN! !! Knock, knock. Who's there? HARTUNG. Hartung who? Hartur.g seldom ever moves. SANDI HOWELL is still afraid of no man. Why are they afraid of her? BILLY HANKS has developed a new technique in farming. Not only does he use music to increase egg and inilk production, but he has introduced dancing of his owr. creation ... he is noted in these parts for having increased both egg and milk production 10% above all known world's records. BOB JONES says, The customer is always right. This is proved by his elevated position at Wal- gren's Super Market. DANNY KRAMER has his own accounting firm and is affiliated with the CPA . . . (Can't Push Automobiles). BARBARA SHIPLEY is the chairman of General Time, makers of Timex watches. Why? She hasn't rim down yet. EMMA SHELTON: Well . . . she overslept again. CHARLOTTE MEARS: She's still waiting for Emma! 63 MARLYS LEE is now starring in the Off-Heaven production of How to Pass Those Pearly Gates Without Really Trying, co-starring DICK FULLERTON who has a job blowing Gabriel's Trumpet . . . as he is always tootin' his horn. JOHN WILLIAMS runs the thunder now-a-days. When he throws the ball, those 9 pins really rattle! VIRGIL COOPER has a scientific honor society named after him . . . the C.C.C.C.C. (Cooper, Conservative, Communicable, Contagious Club). NANCY McNEELEY's posture won her the position of the girl most at home with a baton in her hand. Other than sports, JIM RITCHEY had but one other sport in high school . . . GIRLS! Now he has a position on Broadway, directing a chorus line, helping June Taylor. BOB SMITH has lived as a hermit for the last 10 years in the Ozarks. He has managed over all these years, continuing his taxidermy study, by stuffing all the dead animals he could find. What happened in tire room! It seems to have gotten much lighter in here. I should have guessed. Present among us here tonight is the President of the Sylvania Electric Co. . . . LARRY SCHWEITZER. I'll bet Larry has the cheapest light bill in town; he's always radiating! Some way or another SHARON LEE got by the gate. She is now over on cloud 9 trying on wings. So far she hasn't found a pair that will fit. DAN THOMPSON is described as: First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his class- mates. (And because of his driving, first to make it up here!) CONNIE McKINNON is back to wearing glasses. Since her hair grew over her eyes, she had to give up her contacts. You should hear the heavenly music that LINDA HARPER still produces in the choir up here ... It is really something to sit back and lister, to . . . don't look now, but she might be asleep. For some years MARIBETH OETKEN worked for Ayds people . . . A-Y-D-S . . . She is now un- employed because site took too many. MARVIN QUANDT has shamed the old Ben Casey Series with his new program called Marvin's Microscope. JANE WARTH is the sole owner and employer of Canned Laughter Incorporated. With her giggle, what more does she need? STEPHANIE WINEBRENNER has reached her goal in life; she has a syndicated column in the New York Times called, Stephanie's Inside Dope on Boxing. Well, there goes KATHY PHILLIPS again. She's been floating around on Cloud 9 for several years. Don't worry, she will make it yet. I wonder when Tarzan II, alias BOB PETZINGER, will realize that we don't have a zoo up here. Therefore, I wish someone would tell him that his animals arc for the jungle. Tarzan 11 has replaced his assistant Jane, by none other than JOHN TOTEMEIER. LARRY PEARSON, Do blondes really have more fun? PEGGY SHIPLEY: Let's sec now? . . . She was doing work at ... No ... I saw her in . . . Why . . . I can't remember. Oh, Well, she was forgetful . . . and still is. 1 haven't heard from NORMAN WESTERBECK lately . . . last 1 heard he was heading down south. They're using ROLLIN SMITH'S mechanical ability to keep the furnaces going down below. KATHY ASHF.NBACH is the Ipana Girl now, and is still looking up to the world. CHERYL DARBYSHIRE is the President of the W.S.C.U.; co-chairman for the planting of the Galileo monument, is on the judging committee for Miss Farm Girl of the year, creator of the new zip shoes, chairman of the humane society for the protection of tire plattypus, and President of the Ladies' Bone-Cracking Association. The poor girl is still confused. BARBARA BAUMAN is still a challenge to tire great Homemakers of today. MIKE BYRUM is now an executive in charge of social work and hasn't been late for work ONCE in 30 years. Have you ever wondered how the constellations in the sky were formed? We know who sets the type for them . . . DON JOHNSON. At the end of the rainbow, much to our astonishment, there sits DICK REID, once successful banker, in the pot of gold. And finally, we want each and everyone of you to find your own Pot of Gold. KOCH'S PAINT SUPPLIES—Burlington 64 Mu imoN mnm co-op wainmrizht corp. HOBBYCRAFT SHOP EK LUND'S Ready-to-Wear RIEPE-PETERSON Men’s and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Burlington, Iowa 217 Jefferson St. Burlington, Iowa Burlington, Iowa ARION RESTAURANT Fine Footwear NEFFS ONE-HOUR MARTINIZINC Burlington, Iowa Burlington, Iowa Burlington, Iowa THE MODEL Clothing and Shoes 612-14 Jefferson Earl W. Evans Burlington, Iowa EVANS JEWELRY 518 Jefferson Burlington, Iowa Bulova Watches Diamond Rings Napier Jewelry and Gifts F.H.A. Skit OBERMANN'S VARIETY AND GROCERY STORE Danville, Iowa WEN MAR CAFE Danville, Iowa Speak to me! PHILLIPS 66 Danville, Iowa RUTH PLUMBING AND HEATING General Plumbing New London, Iowa 367-2741 Easier said, than done! This is how it's done, kids! How about . . .? 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