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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1969 volume:

7 Alter a successful Apollo 7 mission with three astro nauls aboard, the United States followed in December with Apollo 8 This time a 3-man team made history by soaring into orbit around the moon. 8 This diagram shows the path of the ApoHo 8 in suc- cesslully achieving lunar orbit and then returning to Earth 9 Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts eulogires his slain brother during funeral service for Senator Robert F. Kennedy in St Patrick's Cathedral in New York. President and Mrs. Johnson listen at lower right. 10 Jim Northrup hits a Ir,pie off Bob Gibson m the 7th mnmg of the final game of the World Scries at Busch Stadium in St Louis. Two runs were driven in and the Detroit Tigers went on to beat the St. Louis Cardinals. II. Student sit-ins got their share of publicity in 1968 photo shows Columbia University students during a demonstration in April. ! 12. 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We'll never forget . . . the sad moments of defeat, the joy of victory, the excitement of Homecoming, anticipation of Prom, and finally that walk down the aisle for the Seniore, that will lead them to a new life ahead. The Annual Staff, and myself, hope to capture a few of these mo- ments for you, and organize them into a book, in hopes that you will never forget them. Karen Drevland (editor) Table of Contents Annual Staff 1 Dedication 2 Administration 4 Seniors 6 Underclassmen 18 Faculty 28 Personnel 30 Organizations 32 Sports 46 Jr. High Enrollment 60 Activities 64 Advertising 78 2 FIRST ROW: Debbie Carmoc, Jcri Johnson, Janet Shelledy. SECOND ROW: Joyce Layman, .Mrs. Kcrmccn, Evelyn Simmons, Karen Drevland, Roberta Wolfe, Dennis Brumm, Debby Denney, Jolane Greulich. THIRD ROW: Elaine Strawhacker, Kathy Larmore, Linda Smith, Denise Brink- meyer, Linda DeGrange, Berna McDonald, Becky Wolfe, Janelle Dotson, Judy Hcnrill, Denise Dejaynes, Chris Scherer. We Came, We Saw, We’ll Never Forget We came that August of '68 Most of us unwilling to wait, Seeking knowledge--ready to cope With problems--with ideas--with hope We saw new pupils--new teachers here and there We saw old friends who really care The fresh painted halls--and new books too Waiting for students to study them through. We'll never forget the tests, the plays, The games, the dances, and routine of the days, The meetings, the fun, the plans we made, But best of all--we'rc glad we stayed. Officers Sponsor...................Mrs. Faye Kermeen Editor....................Karen Drevland Co-Editor.................Roberta Wolfe Copy-Editors..............Jeri Johnson, Peg Shelledy Business Manager..........Evelyn Simmons Photographer..............Dennis Brumm Art Editor................Joyce Layman Ad Solicitor..............Debby Denney, Jolane Greulich 3 He came ... to our school . . . just out of college ... He saw our needs for a good band, which he built into a large one--he formed the Golden Tones for those with special talent ... he aroused interest in getting new uniforms and fired the students into major projects to get them . . . We'll Never Forget ... his friendly smile--his outstanding personality--his help- fulness to us all. Thank you, Mr. Coberley, for coming to New London, and we, the Seniors, dedicate this issue of our Yearbook to you. 4 Mr. Kaniphoefner Principal Mr. Kamphoefncr's Secretary Alice Grinstead Left to Right: Perry Haist, Wallace Reipe, Clarence Hanks. Rev. Janies Ed- wards, and Roy Dustman. 5 F. M. Hartung Superintendent Mr. Hartung's Secretaries: Wanda Davis and Marlene Witson Ed Smith School Board Secretary 6 SENIORS Shirley McCann Ridge Bailey Karen Drevland Becky Ball Cail Strawhacker Dave Collins 8 Dave Anderson Debbie DeKraai Don Oreulich Larry Van Syoc Jim Darbyshire Janice Dameron Forrest Bu tner 9 Jo Marshall Charles Anderson Brenda Parsons Vicki Christensen Sai'.dy Cr instead Tony Leudtke Janice Cerst 10 Dick Cittings Martha McNeeley Dave Hollingsworth Bob Anderson Ev Miller Marta Hoel Ike Blythe 11 Ray Grinstead JoFxia Totemeier Leroy Coleman Evan Rosenbergcr Mike Cox Jim Ward Sharon Septer Sharon White Rick Swailes Tony Thomas Danny Larin ore Rick Cousins 13 Secretary--Brenda Parsons Vice-President--Danny Larmore President — Ev Miller Treasurer--Ridge Bailey Senior Superlatives Best Dressed Larry Van Syoc and Jo Marshall Wittiest Dick Gittings and Shirley McCann Best Personality Dave Anderson and Karen Drevland H Most Athletic Gail Strawhacker and Ev Miller Most Likely to Succeed Martha McNeeley and Dave Collins Senior Index Debbie Allen: F.T.A. Vice-President; Informer Staff 1 year; Treasurer Freshman year; Basketball 4 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Librarian helper Senior year; Homecoming Attendant; Prom server; Graduation usher 1968. Bob Anderson: Football 3 years; Basketball 4 years; Baseball 3 years; Secretary Junior year. Charles Anderson: Band 2 years; Mixed Chorus 4 years; Boys Glee Senior year; Motet Senior year; Football 1 year; Basketball 1 year; Wrestling 1 year; Art club 2 years; Senior Class play; Mikado. David Anderson: Football 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 2 years; Baseball 2 years; Superlative--Best Per- sonality. Becky Ball: F.H.A. 4 years (Public relations); Secretary of Sophomore year; Band 4 years; Band queen, Senior year; Music 4 years; Glee Club 3 years; Mixed Chorus 2 years; Basketball 4 years; Junior Class play; Senior Class play; Homecoming Attendant Senior year. Forrest Butner: Baseball 2 years; Art club 2 years; Senior class play. Ike Blythe: Football 4 years; Track 1 year; Wrestling 2 years; Art club 2 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming King. Ridge Bailey: Student council, Sophomore year Sgt.-at-arms; Class Vice-president, Sophomore year; Class treasurer, Junior and Senior years; Motet 2 years; Mixed chorus 1 year; Football 2 years; Basketball 2 years; Track 1 year; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming Attendant; Honorary Usher. Vicky Christenson: F.H.A. 1 year; Junior class play; Senior class play. LeRoy Coleman: F.F.A. 2 years; Secretary FFA Junior year. David Collins: Informer staff 4 years--Editor senior year; Class president, Freshman year; Motet 1 year; Band 4 years; Stage band 3 years; Mixed chorus 2 years; Football 1 year; Senior class play; St. Louis exchange student; Superlative--Most likely to succeed. Michael Cox: Football 4 years; Basketball 2 years; Track 1 year; Wrestling 1 year. Janis Dameron: Glee club 4 years; French club 4 years--President senior year; Junior class play; Senior class play. Jim Darbyshirc; Student council 4 years; Motet 3 years; Mixed chorus 3 years; Football 3 years; Wrestling 2 years; Masqued Tigers 4 years, Vice-president 2 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming At- tendant; Mikado . Karen Drevland: F.H.A. 4 years, Treasurer--Sophomore year, Secretary--Junior year, President--Senior year, F.H.A. Sweetheart Queen; Yearbook staff 3 years, Editor--Senior year; Student council Vice-president Senior year; Basketball 2 years; French club 1 year; Junior class play; Senior class play; St. I.ouis Exchange student; Superlative--Best Personality. Janice Gerst: Senior class play. Dick Gittings: Music; Glee club; Football; Basketball; Senior class play; Projectionist; Mikado ; Superlative-- Wittiest. Don Greulich: Informer staff 1 year; Band 4 years; Music 1 year; Motet 1 year; Mixed chorus 1 year; Football 2 years; Track 1 year; Baseball 4 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Mikado ; St. Louis Exchange stu- dent. Ray Grinstead: Yearbook staff 1 year; Informer staff 1 year; Mixed Chorus 2 years; Football 2 years; Basketball 3 years; Baseball 1 year; Senior class play; St. Louis Exchange student. Sandy Grinstead: F.H.A. 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 3 years; Senior class play. Marta Hoel: F.T.A. secretary 2 years; Informer 1 year; French club 1 year; Art club 1 year; Junior class play; Senior class play. Dave Hollingsworth: Football 4 years; Track 1 year; Wrestling 1 year; Junior class play; Senior class play. Dann Larmore: Student council secretary 1 year; Class Vice-president Senior year; Band 4 years; Music 4 years; Motet 2 years; Mixed chorus 4 years; Masqued Tigers 4 years--President 2 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Mikado . 15 Tony Lucdtke: Music 1 year; Football 1 year; Basketball 1 year; Track 2 years; Senior class play; Projectionist; F.F.A. 3 years. Mary Jo Marshall: F.H.A. 3 years; F.H.A. Attendant; F.T.A. 1 year; Yearbook staff 2 years; Informer staff 4 years; Student council 3 years; Band 2 years; Cheerleading 3 years; Basketball 1 year; Track 4 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming attendant; Prom server; Honorary usher; Superlative--Best Dressed. Shirley McCann: Band 2 years; Music 2 years; Glee club; Track 1 year; Art club Vice-president 1 year; Senior class play; Superlative--Wittiest. Martha McNeeley: F.H.A. 1 year; Informer staff 1 year; Band 4 years; Music 4 years; Motet 2 years; Glee Club 4 years; Mixed chorus 4 years; Basketball 2 years; Masqued Tigers 3 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Stage band 3 years; Mikado ; St. Louis exchange student; Superlative--Most Likely To Succeed. Ev Miller: Informer staff 3 years; Student council 1 year; Class President Sophomore, Junior and Senior years; Class Vice-president Freshman year; Football 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 4 years; Baseball 4 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming Attendant; Superlative--Most Athletic. Brenda Parsons: F.H.A. 4 years; Informer staff 1 year; Class Secretary, Senior year; Class Treasurer, Sophomore year; Motet 4 years; Glee club 2 years; Mixed chorus 4 years; Cheerleading 3 years; Senior class play; Home- coming P ‘ ida it; Susie Snowflake, Senior year; Teen Queen; Prom Server; Mikado . E' ser‘■erger: Band 2 years; Basketball 2 years; Track 2 years; Senior class play. Sharon Septer: F.H.A. 1 year; Informer staff 1 year; Motet 1 year; Glee club 4 years; Mixed chorus 4 years; French club 2 years; Masqued Tigers 3 years; Junior class play; Senior class play. Peggy Shelledy: F.H.A. 4 years, Treasurer Senior year; F.T.A. 1 year; Yearbook staff 3 years; Informer staff 1 year, Band 1 year; Stage band soloist; Motet 3 years; Glee club 2 years; Mixed chorus 4 years; Cheerleading 3 years, Captain Junior year; Basketball 1 year; Track 2 years; French club 2 years, Vice-president Junior year; Junior class play; Senior class play; Mikado ; Prom Server; Honorary Usher; St. Louis Exchange student. Gail Strawhacker: F.H.A. 4 years, Treasurer Junior year; F.H.A. attendant, Sophomore year; Yearbook staff 3 years; Informer staff 1 year; Student council 2 years, Secretary Junior year; Class Vice-president Junior year; Class Secretary, Freshman year; Band 2 years; Music 4 years; Motet 2 years; Glee club 2 years; Mixed chorus 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming Queen; Honorary Usher; Superlative --Most Athletic. Rick Swailes: Wrestling 2 years; F.F.A. 3 years. Tony Thomas: Football 3 years; Track 1 year; Masqued Tigers 1 year; Senior class play. Jo Eda Totemeier: F.H.A. 1 year; Band 4 years; Glee club 2 years; French club 1 year; Junior class play. Larry Van Syoc: Yearbook staff 1 year; Informer staff 1 year; Student council president Senior year; Football 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Track 2 years; Baseball 1 year; Junior class play; Senior class play; Homecoming Attendant; Jack Frost Senior year; Superlative--Best Dressed. James Ward: Track 2 years; Senior class play. Sharon White: F.H.A. 2 years; Glee club 3 years; Senior class play; Librarian helper 3 years. 16 Senior Class Prophecy As it comes around to the time to make the prophecy of the seniors of '69' we jump into the Avis Rent-a - Time machine and set it for 1000 years. However, they are all dead, so we set it back to the year 1984. All stores have a bridge to cross, so as we cross the bridge, heading for New London, we see Janis out looking for all the little Ogres underneath. As we arrive at good ole N.L.H.S. we see Bob and Dave Anderson picking up paper. They graduated back in '69' but they're still working of their detention. Inside, Ray Crinstead, the school secretary, is writing out ad- mits. Ray always did want to follow in his mother's footsteps. Now the scene changes to New London Tiger Stadium where the 1984 Summer Olympics arc getting underway. Sandy Crinstead is entering the stadium with the Olympic torch and Sharon White, the first lady mayor of New London, begins to make a speech. However, there is a loud clatter that interrupts her. Oh, it's just Mr. Kamp- hoefner adjusting the mike for the P.A. system. One of the big events at the Olympics is expected to be Ev Miller, the human dynamo trying to out run that silver Dodge. Another big contest will be between Dave Hollingsworth and Dick Cittings in the guzzling finals. We hear the announcement that Massive Mike Cox of Poland has been injured and won't be able to wrestle. He stubbed his toe. As we leave the stadium and go downtown, we hear the fire alarm, but it is a false alarm. It was just Debby Allen fixing a Chuck roast. There are many businesses that have sprung up over the past few years. One of them, the Bailey Construction Company, run by Ridge Bailey, spends most of its time helping Don C.reulich get up those MudE Laines. Becky Ball is still horsing around in the dentist's office. There's a new car dealer in town. Charlie Anderson is selling Volkswagons with his new inovation, a collaps- ible stick shift. There is another Volkswagon salesman or rather saleswoman in town and that's Karen Drcvland. But she works for another dealer. The class of '69' produced three beauticians. Shirley McCann, whose specialty is the bubble cut, Tony Luedtke, who specializes in hair color, and Jim Ward who is a cosmetics specialist. Rick Swailes and Tony Thomas have their own taxi service. Tony runs between Morning Sun and New Lon- don, Rick's route is from New London to the old highway. The New London Journal is now under the editorship of Dave Collins with his head printer, Forrest Butner. Ike Hedged in on the Benson's business, and changed the corporation's name to Blythe and Hedges. Leroy Coleman started out with just one motorcycle and now he has a whole junkyard. Several members of the class of '69' have made it in show business. Jim Darbyshire, Dann Larmore, Raquel Welch, and Sharon Septer are starring in a new smash movie The Night They Raided Garvey's . Vickie Christensen has taken over Granny Goodwich's position trying to out trick Sugar Bear in the Sugar Crisp Commercials. Every class has a few that don't make it into the profession they wanted. Peg Shelledy, Jo Marshall, Gail Strawhacker, and Evan Rosenberger are those in the class of '69' who didn't make it. Three of them can be seen performing nightly in the chorus line at Janice Gerst's Caberet. (Poor old Jo couldn't even make the chorus line !) Also performing here is the renowned jazz duet of Martha McNeeley and Jo Eda Totemeier. Up at Iowa Wesleyan College, Marta Hoel led a student revolt back in 1971 and has remained in power ever since. If Brenda Parsons married Larry Van Syoc, she'd be--Brenda Van Syoc. 17 Honor Roll SENIORS Debbie Allen Robert Anderson Bcckv Ball David Collins Janis Damcron Karen Drevland Marta Hoel Martha Me Neeley Brenda Parsons Peggy Shelledy Tony Thomas JoEda Totemeier JUNIORS Susan Bailey Denise Brinkmeyer Dennis Brumm Jolane Greulich Jeri Johnson Joyce Layman Richard Shacklctt Evelyn Simmons SOPHOMORES Denise De Jaynes Kyle DcVore Gary Dustman Dennis Grinstead Judy Herrill Greg Hoel Jim Johnson Stanley Kuhlcnbcck Chris Scherer Elaine Strawhacker FRESHMEN Dirk Brinkmeyer Shelley Cox Lance McAllister Betty McCleary Jeff McPheron Julaine Totemeier 18 J cjo oe.s (! V ££ ?s ' '''7 rr‘ v - f Slf T zJoJ , JOCL Vie ncorvitotj • ca brtCkX.ir f CLr cy ioost ' $ Ljou. y )t A o dotoo no e. CuuOft Vor usK , dJuzfic. ir'ii QjAis(u Li h. X «c V 'e) locL, QOOOL O CL t. Cu Lo( l'.)AiUOLCLl I Me.'fu O COc'OC 9oC H I 'j-k.'S tf txurr ’ VMOahi k ’ios I OU- • Uearj £ir OoO’ ojocl io to ,a£kr cjracWaW rs 0 - 0 u c ol-V out. pwfceuo foto i r 4 � uirt ftp � «■ Richard Shacklett Charlene Miller Wendell Edgington Linda Thompson Barb Smith Dennis Brumm Trudy Hoyt Marvin Landes Bill Laipple Anne Harper Dave Alton Gina McKinnon Joyce Layman Dennis Cook Jeri Johnson Bill Simmons Ed Parks Janene Schroder John Byrd Jeannine Dotson Susan Bailey Clinton Walker Christie Dunbar Greg Grinstead 20 Dick Davis Barb Cobcrly Roger Wood Denise Brinkmeyer Dcbby Denney Dave Shelledy Evelyn Simmons Alan Lutenegger Brad Raines Jolanc Greulich Allen Kreiger Roberta Wolfe Juniors Class of “70” President: Richard Shacklet Vice President: Alan Lutenegger Secretary: Clinton Walker Treasurer: Bill Simmons 21 Sophomores Class of’71 Bob Dameron Debbie Garmoe Dan Parks Dorie Schellenger Cheryl Chappell Mike McCabe Stan Kuhlenbeck Dennis Crinstead Jack Miller Diane Darbyshirc John Hollingsworth Carla Williamson Cecil Coleman Kyle DeVore Linda DeCrange Randy Cousins Steve Patterson Rebecca James Greg Hoel Judy Herr ill 22 Leslie Cook Scott Owen Bonnie Woodall Daryl Garvey Joyce Bylthe Wes Kendall Cathy Anderson Paul Laipple David Garvey Brenda Cole Dwain Keith Sherry Helphrey Diane Kerr Jerry McKinnon Denise Dcjaynes Donnie Anderson Dave Dircks Janet Shelledy Norm Krier Bcrna McDonald Mike Garvey Ed Brown Chris Scherer Eugene Kampmeier 23 Bill Huddleston Sheila Davey Rex Dovcnspike Gary Dustman Lloyd Cousins Hal Piper Cathy Walker Richard Anderson Jil Edwards Jim Blow Elaine Stxawhacker Jim Johnson Cheryl Chappell Judy Hcrrill Stan Kuhlenbeck Norm Krier Class Officers 24 Freshman—Class of ’72 Leslie Loyd Shelley Cox Nick Thomas Lorna Grinstead Kathy Larmore Ken Carrels Janelle Dotson J. D. Marshal Greg Lee Becky Wolfe Warren Cutright Linda Smith Leanne Frazer Don Morn Vicki Gillenv ater Lance McAllister Larry Van Stavern Karen Dorsey Jeff McPheron Jane Haist Peg Willey Dave Crockett Jo Parsons W. D. McCabe 25 Lloyd Olson Robin Dircks Delbert Lemley Connie Calloway Betty Joy Jeff Miller Betty' McCleary Randy Readinger John Blow Bonnie Byrd Terry White Donna Coleman Lynettc Gcrst Steve Johnson Debbie Cook Ray Leitch Mark Owen Both Burner Dirk Brinkmeyer Kathy Kramer Sandy Underwood Gerald Nordstrom Pam Wasson Henry Herbert 26 Julaine Totemeier Orville Pence Denise DeKraai Don Zachmcycr PRESIDENT--Lance McAllister VICE PRESIDENT—Joleen Parsons SECRETARY—Jannelle Dotson TREASURER—Greg Lee 27 44 Hip-Hippie- Hooray” FRONT ROW: Debbie DeKraai, Dave Hollingsworth, Shirley McCann, Jo Marshall, Peg Shelledy, Dann Larmore, Dave Collins, Jim Darby shire, Rrenda Parsons, Martha McNeeley. SECOND ROW: Larry Van Syoc, Marta Hoel, Vickie Christensen, Dave Anderson, Becky Ball, Charlie Anderson, Bob Anderson, Tony Thomas, Jan is Cerst, Sharon Septer, Ev Miller, Gail Strawhacker, Ridge Bailey. THIRD ROW. Karen Drevland, Barb Strandskov, Sharon White, Ray Grinstcad, Janis Dameron, Evan Rosenbcrger, Don Greulich, LcRoy Coleman, Sandy Grinstcad, Dick Gittings, Forrest Butncr, Ike Blythe. “The Beverly Hillbillies” FRONT ROW: Dennis Brumm, Joyce Layman, Linda Thompson, Susie Bailey, and Roger Wood. SECOND ROW: Janene Schroder, Trudy Hoyt, Jeannine Dotson, Roberta Wolfe, Wendell Edgington, Gina McKin- non, Marvin Landes, Dcbby Denney, Barb Coberley, Chris Dunbar, Bill Simmons, Mrs. Sledge. THIRD ROW: Dave Shelledy, Dick Davis, Barb Smith, Evelyn Simmons, Jcri Johnson, Jolane Greulich, Denise Brinkmeyer, Anne Harper, Bill Laipplc. 28 Aiinovj i) 1 'v ' 1 ' • t ? VK '4’ - ri 'j iJv -J¥ HT5-1. •� � . AwV ? i • ' V ■ „ ■■ Z'7 � 7 ' v f- V’.) v 1 ) l.Vy« yy ? z v • ■� � s • ■ . .: - t� Faculty—“The Great Minds” Mrs. Johanna Crawford French Mrs. Dawn Foels Physical Education Mrs. Mary Cullison Homemaking Mrs. Dova Tompkins Librarian Mrs. Helen Hawkins Typing- - Bookkeeping Mrs. Linda Sledge English--Speech Mrs. Marcia Woodruff Art Mrs. Brenda Meyer English Mrs. Evelyn Roseberry Vocal Music 30 Mr. lack Wilson Mathematics Mr. George Burrow Physics, Chemistry Mr. Lanny Crawford Shop Mr. Marion Mosley Wrestling Mr. Ron Coherley Kami Mr. Howard Moon Physical Science, Biology Replaced by Mr. Palmer 11 Mr. Lyle Clark Physical Education Left to Right: Mrs. Pauline Ra- pien, Mrs. Laura Craig, Mrs. Belle McAvoy, and Mrs. Ellen Raines. THE STAFF WHO HELP US The people on this page are responsible for our well-being, our health, and our comfort. They drive the busses which transport us from our homes, clean the building, and prepare our noonday meal. Our sincere thanks goes to them day after day. Max Kerr and Joe Brown Left to Right: Dick Snicker, John Iverson, John Hansen, and Carl Funk. Missing that day was Ray- mond Cox. 32 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council BACK ROW--lcft to right: Jo Parsons. Peg Willey, Dirk Brinkmeyer, Dave Shelledy, Allan Lutcnegger, Stan Kuhlcnbeck, Dan Parks, Kyle DeVore, FRONT ROW: Brad Raines--Sergeant-at-Arms; Dann I.armore--Secretary; Larry Van Syoc--President; Karen Drevland--Vice President; Jim Darbyshire--Treasurer; Mr. Kamphocfncr; Principal. The Student Council is the governing body of the school. It is the go-between for the students and the faculty. It meets once a week. It procures dance bands and arranges the times for these activities. This group met with the school board to give sugges- tions and to get suggestions as to what they expect from students. They conduct locker inspections, and do many other things for the school. 34 Informer Seated around table left to right--Jeri Johnson, Jeannine Dotson, Rick Shacklett, Dave Collins, Jo Marshall, Deb- bie DeKraai, Gail Strawhackcr. SECOND ROW--Rodger Wood, Dave Dirks, Sheila Davey, Diane Darbyshire, Barb Coberley, Marta Hoel, Dick Davis, Cindy Miller, Betty McCleary, Debbie Ott. LAST ROW—J. D. Marshall, Clinton Walker, Don Greulich, Larry Van Syoc, Dennis Brumm, Ev Miller, Ray Grinstead, Jeff Edwards. Librarians Left to right--Charlene Miller, Mrs. Thompkins, Jim Johnson, Debbie DeKraai. FHA FRONT ROW: Oebby Denney, Becky Ball, Peg Shelledy, Susie Bailey, Karen Drevland, Charlene Miller, Linda Thompson, Jo Marshall, Linda DeCrange. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cullison (instructor), Brenda Par- sons, Barb Coberley, Cina McKinnon, Trudy Hoyt, Evelyn Simmons, Barb Smith, Jeannine Dotson. THIRD ROW: Carla Williamson, Anne Harper, Cail Strawhacker, Lorna Crinstead, Jane Haist, Kathy Larmore. BACK ROW: Diane Kerr, Sherry Helphrey, Rebecca James, Sheila Davey, Dorie Schellenger, Bcma Mc- Donald. Projectionist Club BACK ROW: Wendell Edgington, Davy Crockett, John Blow, MIDDLE ROW: Lloyd Olson, Jeff Miller, Joyce Layman, Mr. Burrow (spon- sor), Jeri Johnson, Clinton Walker, John Byrd. FRONT ROW: Cina Mc- Kinnon, Randy Rcadinger. 36 We Saw All These “Frenchies” in One Volkswagen. FIRST ROW; from left: Clinton Walker, Rick Shacklett, John Byrd, Randy Rcadingcr, Jeff McPhcron, Dennis Brumm, Dirk Brinkmeyer, Alan Lutenegger, Gina McKinnon, Elaine Strawhacker, Judy Herrill, SECOND ROW: Debbie Garmoe, Denise DcJaynes, LeAnnc Fra cr, Julainc Totcmcier, Mrs. Crawford, Instructor, Lance McAllister, Janet Shelledy, Roberta Wolfe, Evelyn Simmons, Debby Denney, Jolane Grculich, Denise Brinkmeyer, Janis Dameron, Sharon Scpter, Chris Scherer. Impressions of the “Great Impressionists” (Art) FIRST ROW; from left: Janene Schrocdcr, Shirley McCann, Joyce Layman, Jcri Johnson, Dorie Schel- lenger. SECOND ROW: Jeannine Dotson, Hal Piper, Bob Dameron, Janelle Dotson, Shelly Cox, Betty Me- Cleary. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Woodruff, instructor, Steve Patterson, Rick Shacklett, Regina Orr, Connie Calloway, Forrest Butner, Charlie Anderson, Ike Blythe, Jim Blow. The Mikado Cast BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Main Cast--Dennis Brumm, Dick Gittings, Martha Me Neeley, Brenda Parsons, Peg Shelledy, Don Greulich, Dann Larmoe, Jim Darbyshire, Barb Coberley, Charlie Anderson. SECOND ROW: Larry VanStavern, Dori Schellenger, Denise Dejayncs, Debbie Garmoe, Lance McAllister, Randy Readinger, Ridge Bailey, Dave Shelledy, Janet Shelledy, Karen Dorsey, Roberta Wolfe, Linda Thompson, Elaine Strawhacker, Becky Ball, Kathy Larmoe. THIRD ROW: Bema McDonald, Chris Scherer, Evelyn Simmons, Julainc Totcmcicr, Jane Haist, Don Anderson, Gail Strawhacker, Sheila Davey, Susie Bailey, Brenda Cole, Linda Smith, Judy Hcrrill, Carla Williamson, Shelley, Cox. FOURTH ROW: Rex Dovenspike, Dirk Brinkmcycr, Mike McCabe, LeAnne Frazer, Re- becca James, Kyle DcVorc, Jill Edwards. Barb Smith, Denise Brinkmeyer, Debby Denney, Peggy Wiley, Jo Parsons, Bonnie Byrd, Betty McCleary. TOP ROW—left to right: Chris Scherer, Denise De- Jayncs, Bonnie Woodall, Tony Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jcannine Dotson, Joyce Layman. THIRD RO Betty McCleary, Martha McNceley. FOURTH ROW: Donnie Anderson, Dennis Brumm, Kathy Larmoe, Roger Wood, Linda Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Linda Sledge, Barb Coberley, Jim Darbyshire, Susie Bailey, Dann Larmoe. The Masqued Tigers 38 And here it comes, the greatest band in N.L. Drake Relays Sleeping Beauty Control yourself! SMOKli TIJNNKL Anyway Cheer up; it's not that bad. Is it? .Science Fair? Science Fair An improvement?? 39 ■Mmm Mixed FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rose berry, Judy Hcrrill, Barb Coberley, Charlene Miller, Peggy Shelledy, Mike McCabe, Rex Dovcnspikc, Carla Williamson, Elaine Strawhacker, Brenda Parsons, Gail Strawhacker, Becky Ball, Kathy Larmoe, Jane Haist. SECOND ROW: Shelly Cox, Sharon Septer, Karen Dorsey, Denise Dejaynes, Lance McAllister, Larry Van Stavern, Dirk Brinkmeycr, Don Anderson, Diana Kerr, Linda Thompson, Randy Readinger, Roberta Wolfe, Susan Bailey, Betty McCleary. THIRD ROW: Joleen Parsons, Peggy Willey, Debra Garmoe, Bcrna McDonald, Rebecca James, Greg Grinstead, Motet 40 won Chorus idgc Bailey, Kyle De Vo re, Jim Darbyshirc, Brenda Cole, Martha McNeeley, Bonnie Byrd, Cathy nderson, Janet Shelledy, Robin Dircks. FOURTH ROW: Dorann Schellenger, Jill Edwards, Debby enney, Denise Brinkmeyer, Dann Larmore, David Shelledy, Dick Gittings, Dennis Brumm, Don reulich, Charles Anderson, Sheila Davey, Debra Cook, Julaine Totemeier, LeAnne Frazer, Evelyn innnons, Barb Smith, Christie Scherer. Girls Glee FIRST ROW: I.inda Thompson, Barb Coberley, Roberta Wolfe, Charlene Miller, Jane Haist, Brenda Cole, Kathy Larmore, Carla Williamson, Shelly Cox, Mrs. Roseberry. SECOND ROW: Judy Herrill, Berna McDonald, Debra Carmoe, Robin Dircks, Sharon Scptcr, Susan Bailey, Denise DeJaynes, Bonnie Byrd, Betty McClcary, Sharon White, Rebecca James. THIRD ROW: Linda Smith, Janet Shelledy, Evelyn Simmons, Sheila Davey, Jill Edwards, Denise Brinkmeyer, Debby Denney, Barb Smith, Debbie Cook, Julaine Totemeier, Janis Dameron, Martha McNeeley, Christie Scherer. foyrTUlfTTiTirnrn _r roYn 41 Boys' Glee BACK ROW: Lance McAllister, Dennis Brumn, Charlie Anderson, MIDDLE ROW: Dirk Brinkmeyer, Randy Readingcr. BACK ROW: Rex Dovcnspikc, Mike McCabe, Larry Van Stavern. Science Club BACK ROW: Clinton Walker, Dick Davis, John Byrd, Dennis Brumn, Dave Shcllcdy. STANDING at table: Evelyn Simmons, Mr. Burrow, Jcri Johnson, Lloyd Olson. SEATED at table: Gina McKinnon, Rick Shacklett, Joyce Layman. The first year of the New London General Geniuses of Science will not soon be forgotten! Neither will the candy bar sales, running through the rain in Chicago's Grant Park, the man on the train, Marina City, the 7:30 A.M. meetings, and the trip to the science fair. Through Mr. Burrow's hard work we've accomplished a lot. 42 Golden Tones FIRST ROW: Clinton Walker, Kathy Larmore, F.lainc Strawhacker, Linda Thompson, Betty McCleary, Connie Calloway. SECOND ROW: Dick Davis, Dave Collins, Dave Shelledy, Kyle DeVore, Jerry McKinnon. THIRD ROW: Jeff McPheron, Dirk Brinkmeyer, Mike McCabe, Donnie Creulich, Danny Larmore. FOURTH ROW: Martha McNcclcy, Bonnie Byrd, Peggy Shelledy. Contest Groups FIRST ROW: Becky Ball, Peggy Shelledy, Jeff McPheron, Roberta Wolfe, Carla Williamson, Linda Thompson, Jannelle Dotson, Betty McCleary. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Simmons, Mike McCabe, Dirk Brinkmeyer, Randy Readinger, Martha McNeeley, Barb Coberley, Janet Shelledy, Julaine Totemeier, Elaine Strawhacker, Kathy Larmore. THIRD ROW: Don Creulich, Norm Krier, Kyle DeVore, Bonnie Byrd, Debbie Carmoe, Gina McKinnon, Joyce Layman, Brenda Cole, Gail Strawhacker, Peggy Willey, Becky Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Danny Larmore, Jim Johnson, Dick Davis, Dave Collins, Dave Shelledy, Denise Brinkmeyer, Connie Calloway, Debby Denney, Sherry Helphrey, Sheila Davey, Jill Edwards, JoEda Totemeier, Jolane Creulich. Concert FIRST ROW: Martha McNeeley, Barb Cobcrlcy, Sheila Davey, Jill Edwards, Julajnc rotemeier, Carla; Will mson, Elaine Strawhacker, Jo Kda Totcmeicr, Janet Shelledy, Dcbby Denney, Denise Brinkmeyer. SECOND ROW: Debbie Carmoe, Jolane Creulich, Brenda Cole, Cathy Walker, Jane Haist, Ana Shelledy, Linda Thompson, Betty McCleary, Becky Wolfe, Sharon Miller, Pam Piper, Kathy Larmore, Connie Calloway, Gina McKinnon, Randy Readmgcr Roberta Wolfe, Peggy Willey, Clinton Walker, Sherry Hclphrey. THIRD ROW: Peggy Shelledy, Gail Strawhacker, . L 00 . . _ . . _ � • n____1______ n__t un 1 VIIL Strawharkr 1968 New London Band Jnda Smith, Tom Cole, Mike McCabe, Evelyn Simmons, Dirk Brinkmeyer, Don Greulich, Jeff McPheron, Joyce Lay- nan, Dann Larmore, Shelly Cox, Mary Ball, Lance McAllister, Judy Johnson, Jerry Van Stavern, Janelle Dotson. 'OURTH ROW: Lloyd Olson, Jo Marshall, Becky Ball, Shirley McCann, Bonnie Byrd, Norm Krier, Jim Johnson, Mr. Zobcrley--Director, Dick Davis, Steve Johnson, Jeff Edwards, Lewis Warden, Dave Shelledy, Kyle DcVore, Dave Zollins, Ccrald Nordstorm. Tiger Marching Band Junior High Concert Band FIRST ROW: left to right: Ana Shelledy, Tammy Morrow, Kathy Wolfe, Charlene Brockcr, Judy Johnson, Jerry VanStavem, Kathy Whitson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Miller, Pam Piper, Ronnie Walker, Rosemary Peterson, Penny Miller, Jeri Schroder, Terry Leitch, Paul Jefferies, Sherry Kerr, Coleen Strawhacker, Marty Frazer, Mary Ball, Jancnc Grinstead. THIRD ROW: Dennis MePheron, Jim Shelledy, Lewis Warden, Jeff Edwards, Cindy Miller, Donna Brinkmeyer, Mike Dickey, Bob Lcmley, David Beckman, Kathy Reed, Jane Hanks, Kenneth Helt, Tim Wilkinson, Mike Strawhacker, Tom Cole, Ranee Rayner. STANDING: Roxanne Schnicker, Jo Ellen James, Scott Haist, Steve Smith. Twirlers Left to right: Sherry Hclphrcy, Shirley McCann, Gina McKinnoi Majorette, Jane lie Dotson. 46 ATHLETICS •. We'll Never FIRST ROW; left to right: Randy Readinger, Brad Raines, Tony Thomas, Ev Miller, Dick Gittings, Dave Hollings- worth, Mike Cox, Don Greulich, Larry Van Syoc, Dave Anderson, Ike Blyth, Jim Darbyshire, Ray Grinstead, Bob Anderson, Fd Parks, Dave Shelledy, Bill Simmons, Rodger Woods. SECOND ROW: Dick Brinkmcycr, Bob Damcron, Rick Shacklett, Dave Dirks, Dennis Grinstead, Daryl Garvey, Dan Parks, Gary Dustman, Duane Keith, Wesley Kendall, John Hollingsworth, Don Anderson, Norman Krier, Steve Patterson, Randy Cousins, Scott Owen, Stan Kuhlenbeck, Scores New London 26 LG M 13 New London 21 Winfield 13 New London 13 Columbus 33 New London 13 Wapello 36 New London 40 Lone Tree 18 New London 57 Danville 7 New London 45 Morning Sun 0 New London 13 Highland 26 New London 0 Media polis 20 48 Forget ’em Jack Miller, Dave Garvey, Mike Garvey, Jim Johnson, Mr. Clark. THIRD ROW: Dick Anderson, Dennis Brumm, Lance McAllister, Orville Pence, Ceroid Nordstrom, Henry Herbert, Lloyd Olson, Greg Lee, VV. D. McCabe, Hal Piper, Warren Cutwright, Charlie Anderson, Nick Thomas, Kenny Carrels, Mark Owen, Don Horn, Ray Lcitch, Leslie Loyd, Davey Crockett, Delbert l.emley, J. D. Marshall, Jerry McKinnon, Mr. Mosley. 49 See what football docs for your muscles. Hi there girls! Dick Gittings Bob Anderson Ray Grinstead Larry Van Syoc Ev Miller Dave Hollingsworth Jim Darbyshire Tony Thomas Mike Cox Ike Blythe Don Greulich Dave Anderson Ed Parks Dave Shelledy Billy Simmons 50 51 Where are these kids from??? Wrestling FRONT ROW: Mr. Mosley, Coach. W. D. McCabe, Paul laipplc. Wes Kendall, Daryl Garvey, Mike Garvey, John Hollingsworth, Ed Parks, Dave Garvey, Dan Parks, Hill Huddleston HACK ROW: Leslie Lloyd, Larry Van Stavem, Ken Carrels, Norm Krier, Don Horn, Henry Herbert, Jim Blow, Mark Owen, Warren Cutwright. No gruntin' . . . Mike Garvey and Ed Parks, 1st place in New London Invitational Wrestling Tournament. 62 The Track Teams FRONT ROW: Brenda Cole. Janene Schroder, Peggy Willey, Jcri Johnson. SECOND ROW: Lome Crinstead, Robin Dircks, Shelley Cox, Cathy Walker, Sheila Davey, Rebecca James. THIRD ROW: Diana Kerr, Sherry Helphrey, Sandy C.rinstcad, Joyce Layman, Carla Williamson. FIRST ROW: Lance McAllister, Paul Laipple, Norm Krier, Stan Kuhlenbeck, Dave Dircks, Mr. Clark. SECOND ROW: Terry White, Dennis Grinstcad, Gary Dustman, Kyle DeVore, Bill Laipple, Steve Johnson. THIRD ROW: Hal Piper, Mark Owen, Jim Johnson, Steve Patterson, J. D. Marshall, Don Horn, Mr. Palmer Varsity Boys1 Basketball •IONT ROW: Kyle DeVore, Ray Grinstcad, Charles Anderson, Bill i.aipplc, Evan Rosenberger. STAND- JG: Larry VanSyoc, Bob Anderson, Ev Miller, Dennis Brumm, Randy Readinger, manager, Gary Dust- in, Dave Anderson, Jim Johnson, Dave Dircks, BACK: Coach Wilson. Fresh-Soph Boys’ Basketball FIRST ROW: Kyle DeVore, Dennis Grinstead, Jim Johnson, Gary Dustman, Dave Dircks, Stan Kuhlen- beck, Steve Patterson. SECOND ROW: Randy Readinger, manager, Greg Lee, J. D. Marshall, Hal Piper, Orville Pence, Coach Seibert. THIRD ROW: Terry White, Lance McAllister, Steve Johnson, John Blow. 54 Ev Miller Larry VanSyoc Dennis Brumm Charlie Anderson Dave Anderson Bob Anderson Ray Grinstead Evan Rosenburger Tiger’s “69” Gary Dustman Bill Laipplc Dave Dircks 55 Jim Johnson Kyle DeVore Varsitv Girls’ Basketball KNEELING: Linda Thompson, Debbie DeKraai, Gail Strawhacker, Susie Bailey, Cathy Walker, Janene Schroder, Sherry Helphrcy, Jeri Johnson, Becky Ball. STANDING: Mrs. Foels, Mr. Richard Hamilton, Joyce Layman, Dori Schellenger, Sandy Grinstead, Debby Denney, Denise Brinkmeyer, Sheila Davey, Shelley Cox, Jo Lane Greulich, Mr. Bob Seibert, Roberta Wolfe. Junior Varisty Girls Basketball KNEELING: Dori Schellenger, Brenda Cole, Sherry Helphrey, Cathy Walker, Jill Edwards, Sheila Davey. Diana Kerr, Berna McDonald. STANDING: Rebecca James, Betty Me Cleary, Mr. Seibert, Julainc Tote- meier, Linda Smith, Becky Wolfe, Lorr.a Grinstead, Peggy Willey, Jane Haist, Jannelle Dotson, Shelley Cox, Carla Williamson. 56 Debbie Dckraai Debby Denney Sandy Grinstead Becky Ball Sherry Helphrey Janene Schroder Susie Bailey Gail Strawhackcr Tigerettes “69” Cathy Walker Jeri Johnsor Even though our Tigerettes didn't have an exceptionally good season, they had excellent spirit, and played each game with determination. We arc proud of you, Team. 57 State Tourneys Wake up Linda the store opened 5 minutes ago. What a happy group. Pass the Bod! Did you ask me if I had a rough night? Just filling up the empty spaces Lights out boys? 58 Teacher Fun Night Watch it! Cton't fall! Champs And I'll bet that bear was . Nice block, Wilt The teachers put on a Fun Night starting with a chili supper, followed by a basketball game, and ending with a dance. Funds are to provide a senior student wlio plans to teach with It was a huge success. 59 a scholarship to help on college expenses. Varsity TOP ROW: Diane Darbyshirc, Elaine Strawhacker, Jo Mar- shall, BOTTOM ROW: Peg Shelledy, Brenda Parsons, Barb Coberley. C-H-E-E-R-L-E-A-D-E-R-S Junior Varsity TOP: Robin Dircks, BOTTOM: Connie Calloway, Kathy Lar more, Jo Parsons. 60 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Dave Ruschill, John Hanson, Marty Swailes, Jack Parks, Lloyd Herbert, Tom Cole, Dennis McPheron, Doug Johnson, Dick Darbyshire. SECOND ROW: Brian Hoel, Connie Anderson, Elizabeth Garvey, Kathy Wolfe, Gloris Patterson, Marilee Scovern, Tammy Johnson, Pam Bryant, Judy Johnson, Barbara Rimmcr, Tim Wilkinson, Mrs. Kcrmccn. THIRD ROW: Jeff Edwards, Jim Shcllcdy, Steve Brown, Paul Jeffery, Judy Nordstrom, Penny Miller, Gail Riley, Roxanne Schnickcr, Pam Edgington, Rick Liapple. FIRST ROW: Richard Olson, Lester Coleman, Bob Lemley, Jim Parks, Rick McCann, Ron Dameron, Mike Strawhacker, Jerry Van Stavern, Terry Hester, David Miller. SECOND ROW: Cynde Miller, Chuck Horn, Kenny CaLhoun, Mike Dickey, Louis Warden, Jeny Snider, Dave Wilson, Greg Kuhlenbeck, Kathy Hanson, Cheryl Orr. THIRD ROW: Ana Shcllcdy, Jolenc Hood, Debbie Davis, Donna Ruschill, Pam Elders, Cindy la Barge, Sharon Miller, Pam Piper, Connie Allen, Mary Ball, Mrs. Carnahan. 61 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Ronnie Walker, Kevin McCabe, Joe Prottsman, Scott Haist, Phil Byruin, Steve Smith. SECOND ROW: Marty Frazer, Colleen Strawhacker, Debbie Ball, Robin Lee, Susan Olsen, JoEllen James, Kerry Becker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mosley, Vandy Strawhacker, Rosemary Peterson, Barbara Davis, Kathy Reid, Holly Winter, Jane Hanks, Cheryl Craig, Charlene Brockcr, Sherry Kerr. FIRST ROW: Mike Stodge 11, Terry Leitch, Steve Pollock, Burlon Nordstrom, Dennis Frazer, Jeff Ruschill, Phalen Bjorklund, David Beckman. SECOND ROW: Marsha Orr, Robin Lemley, Chris Cousins, Kathy Whitson, Bonnie Lyons, Trudy Thornburg, Renee7 Rayner, Tammy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Donna Brinkmeyer, Debbie Krier, Jeri Schroder, Cary Crinstead, Kenneth Helt, Jeannine Crinstead, Kaye Drevland, Jerry Crouch, Mrs. Prottsman. 62 Jr. High Cheerleaders ROW 1: Gloris Patterson, Tammy Johnson, Elizabeth Garvey. ROW 2: Susan Olson, Marsha Orr. Jr. High Football ROW 1: Steve Pollock, Ronnie Walker, David Beckman, Scott Haist, Doug Johnson, Phil Byrum, Lloyd Herbert, Tom Cole, Dennis McPhcron, Jack Parks, Jerry Van Stavem, John Hanson, Mike Strawhacker, Richard Olson, Ronnie Dameron, Jim Parks, Kerry Becker. ROW 2: Mr. Gibson, Dave Ruschill, Mike Stodge 11, Kenny Calhoun, Joe Prottsman, Rick Laipplc, Jeff Edwards, Dick Darbyshire, Terry Hester, Jerry Snyder, Tim Walker, Mike Dickey, Kenny Helt, Gary Grinstead, Jim Shelledy, Bob Lemley, Terry Leitch, Chuck Horn, Dave Wilson. 63 WMWW7 fnVfTl nrnn¥nfTl Junior High Basketball Kathy Whitson, Cyndc Miller, Mary Ball, Connie Allen, Sharon Miller, Pam Piper, Sharlcne Broeker, Anna Shclledy, Coleen Strawhacker. (2nd ROW) Pam Elder, Donna Brinkmeyer, Jeannine Crinstead, Pam Bryant, Jerry Schroder, Holly Winter, Judy Johnson, Kathy Reid, Jo Ellen James, Kathy Wolf. (3rd ROW) Debbie Ball, Robin Lee, Gloris Patterson, Trudy Thornburg, Roxanne Schnicker, Debbie Krier, Sherry Kerr. Kathy Hanson, Mrs. Krogmeier--Coach. Mr. Gibson--Coach, Phil Byrum, Mike Strawhacker, Mike Stodgell, David Wilson, Tom Cole, Scott Haist, Steve Bell. (2nd ROW) Kenny Helt, Ronny Walker, Lewis Worden, Jeff Edwards, Joe Prottsman, Terry Lcitch, Gary Crinstead, Steve Smith. activities We’ll Never Forget Wish we could wear our hair that long! Our beautiful Queen--Gail Strawhacker Don't look now, but Kevin is watching. Our former qucen--Julie Fullerton, and our future Tigers--Mark Coberley and Stacy Totemeier. WMWMMV7 frtfrtlnffTnUnnl tfS'nfn'rfi Get it on straight, Julie! New London High's Homecoming Miss Debbie DeKraai Miss Brenda Parsons And the 1 Watching and Waiting royal court Imperial DOES make you a king! 69 fofrTUltnTiirnfn _®foYnril Homecoming Cheer up Indians, the worst is yet to come. Our hamdsome King--Lconard Ike Blytne Now we know why Mrs. Foels is teaching modern dance! ??? 67 WIVXVIVXVIV7 fnYHlnfrunfrufi tf YnrTl Sloppy Clothes Day We thought girls talked a lot! Studying hard, ch? Mass confusion Now, ladies and gentleman . . . Miss America 70 ViVAViV, Tnlfhrh Sweetheart of441969” Attendants Karen Drcvland Linda Thompson Iinda DeGrange Robin Dircks 71 WMMV MV? frNrTl niTTf rrml They Came, They Saw, They’ll Never Forget Student Teachers FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joyce Klinagman, Norman Malo, Marvin Fink, Leonard Jugle, SECOND ROW: Mark Volkmann, Greg Martucci, Jerry Camp bell, Ken Ahrhart. Mrs. Klingman Mr. Malo Mr. Fink Mr. Jugle Mr. Volkmann Mr. Martucci Mr. Campbell Mr. Ahrhart Girl's P.E. French American History, Sociology. Jr. High Science Chemistry World History English III G IV Boy's P.E. PARSONS r VAViVA nnl rrSftfnfh IOWA WESLEYAN 72 Noche Espanol The reading of the Will by Jo Marshall. What was that, Karen? . ..t. .1 , Dancing in the court yard. 73 WIVaVIVaVIV? fnVrfl nimTifrTfh fntfftnrh What a delicious meal! Junior-Senior Seniors FIRST ROW: Dave Hollingsworth, Forrest Butncr, Dick Gittings, Ike Blythe, Tony Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jo Marshall, Janice Gerst, Sandy Grinstead, Karen Drevland, Janice Dameron, Peggy Shelledy, Becky Ball. THIRD ROW: Sharon White, Marta Hoel, Martha McNccly, Vicky Christenson, Gail Strawhacker, Shirley McCann, Brenda Parsons, Larry Van Syoc, Bob Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Ray Grinstead, Ridge Bailey, Charles Anderson, Ev Miller, Dave Collins, Dann Larmone, Evan Rosenbergcr, Don Greulich, Dave Anderson, Jim Darbyshire, Mike Cox. 74 MVXWXW7 fnYHl HfiTnlfnrf) Prom 1969 Juniors FIRST ROW: Roger Wood, Allen Kreiger, Wendall Edgington, Marvin Landis. SECOND ROW: Barb Coberlcy, Ann Harper, Jcri Johnson, Linda Tompson, Susan Bailey, Gina McKinnon, Joyce Layman. THIRD ROW: Janene Schroder, Debby Denney, Evelyn Simmons, Denise Brinkmeyer, Barb Smith, Jolane Greulich, Roberta Wolfe, Clinton Walker. FOURTH ROW: David Shelledy, Brad Raines, Alan Lutenegger, Rick Shacklett, Dennis Brumm, John Byrd, Dick Davis, Bill Simmons, Bill Laipple. 75 MVWMW frNHl nfrTnirnrfi Spanish Night Siesta Time Ride 'em Cowboy! !! 76 WMVM Popcorn, peanuts, and crackerjacks! non Graduation Dave Collins Martha McNcclcy Franklin H. Littell Valedictorian Salutatorian Commencement Speaker Class flower--White rose Class colors--Navy blue and ivory Class motto-- Not by years, but by disposition is wisdom acquired usic Bailey and Brad Raines lonorary Junior Ushers (Commencement) Rev. W. O. Talley and Rev. Rosenbcrgcr, Baccalaureate Gina McKinnon and Bill Laipplc Honorary Junior Ushers (Baccalaureate) 77 MVMVM frJVHl nfnnlfn'rTl rr nffTrTl It all started when the super duds of the class of 70 decided a class meeting was very necessary. At 5:30 A.M., door bells started ringing. Boy, we got some sour remarks, such as, You better be getting home, it's getting late. The night life got 'em down. Was it all worth it! 78 Sleeping beauty!!! WIVa CVaMV7 fnYHlHfnnllrml (7%cNr n Christmas Dance Larry Van Syoc Brenda Parsons Jack Frost Susy Snowflake 79 Go ahead, Dave, tell her. Understand, Brenda: Dnnn I.armorc, Martha McNeeley, Charles Anderson, J-� D rby shire, Barbara Cobcrlcy, Dick Cittings. an My sweetheart! Don Creulich, Peggy She! Icdy. Don Creulich, Charles Anderson, Dann Iarmore. Mikado 01 (dtsim Jim Darbyshire, Bari Coberley Track Trophy Winners Janene Schroder won second in the l ong Jump event at State Meet. 880-medley relay runners: Brenda Cole, Peggy Willey, Janene Schroder, and Jeri Johnson got first at the district meet. The members of the girls' track team won second place at district meet. Cn May 24, 1969, they wen to the Southeast Iowa Federation Track meet. They became the champs. Bill Laipple ran the 2 mile run in 11 min. flat. Norm Krier broke the record that was made in 1938 for our high school. The time was 4-40.8. 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Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. leave chapel on the Greek Island of Scorpios after their marriage October 20th. 4. In May the Pans Peace Talks began in an effort to stop the Vietnam conflict. French Presidency Protocol Chief Bernard Durand indicates seats for the North Vietnam- ese representatives and for the US. representatives, headed by Averell Harnman. second from right. 5 A defiant Czech youth waves a national flag under the gun barrel of a Soviet tank m Prague. This Soviet led invasion of Czechoslavakia occurred in August 6. U S Marines man the high ground watching for snipers 7. Mexican girl athlete Enriqueta Basilio races up the stairs of Olympic stadium in Mexico City wilh the Olympic flame to c imax the open ng ceremony. 8. The U S was not the only nation to feel the effects of rebellious youth. Here a crowd of students jam the Via Del Tntone m Rome demanding educational reforms. 9 Hardly a wall was left standing after this Iranian town of 14.363 people was struck by an earthquake on Au- gust 28th. The death toll throughout Eastern Iran was estimated at more than 11.000. 0. A Parisian reads a newspaper headlining the monetary crisis m France French President Charles de Gaulle late announced there would be no devaluation of the franc. 1. Commander Lloyd M Bucher, skipper of the captured U.S. intelligence ship. Pueblo, is shown as depicted in news film from North Korea. Officers and crew were released in Oecember. Rescue workers and residents silt through the rums of