Rockford High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IA)
- Class of 1968
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ZA ' ' Iii. '-JL. I . A . f MR. ARNOLD SCHAGER Everyone knows that your decision was a hard one to make, whether to stay at Rockford Senior High and continue as a ruccessful football and wrestling coach and a fine government teacherg or to accept the principalship at the Rudd elementa- ry and junior high school. You have achieved great respect not only from your teams but from the student body. You have ,given us many good times, whether it be in humor or solemnity. During the past two years we have regarded you with highest respect. We, the annual staff of 1968, wish to express our Fratitude and appreciation to you, Mr. Schager, as you move on to greater achievements b d ' ' ' ' o you. - y edicatmg this, the Warrior 68, 4 , a O N ACADEMICS as sr Q.,-v F7 . ' 3 il R Q57 School Board members pictured above are-Row 1: Harold Trettin, Presidentg Ralph Beane, Superintendentglames Administrative Assistantg Ardis Nicewarner, Secretary. Row 2: Dean Kleckner, Arnold Haller, Melvin Kollrnan and Leroy Kingery, Vice-President. rr in it ii at in s , Mr. Ralph Beane, Superintendent g Mr. James Casterton, Ad- ministrative Assistant . y Y ' ti E ri- x , 1 '-A -av-'-d-V-if-uf o a i l t L fd' Mr. Roger Horn, Principal x Y J .QF K, ADMINISTRATION-The efficient handling of school policy at Rockford Senior High was further encouraged the arrival of Mr. Roger Horn as the new principal, by Mr. Ralph Beane's takeover of the superintendency, and by creation of the new office of Administrative Assistant, ably held by Mr. James Casterton. As usual the basis for fective school policy was supplied by the school board. .f.'. ll ' Rua nh '.,'.' Mrs. Jane Miller, Secretary r .0 llhrfu' -- Yr-l Illlfilll flNlt lf . jf 1NKl.:Elll,1- A Q 1? 4. ,,,,,,..,.........-......- Mr. John Cazanas in the speech laboratory. Learning the importance of good English in everyday use is the primary goal of this department. In sophomore English the importance of reading good books was continually stressed throughout the entire course. The elements that make a good term paper, and the criti- cal analysis of a novel was the main purpose of Junior English. The importance of communications was learned in Comm. Skills by applying the techniques of reading, writing, speaking, lis- tening, and observing. Due to the hard-working teachers we are successfully prepared for what the future holds. Dan Hearn building his reading efficiency with SRA. . lf r y ' A I if ,A ' ff C-1, i - M: ,-:sf A . ' , Ui ,., ii, , 1 'f' U Mrs. Patricia Ivy and her words of wisdom Mr. Duane Herbert prepares test papers. ' s - ,..... bk 1,-I 4:...fv .- - - ada jg. J, It 4- J' I g f' r Fl H WORLD Mr. Michael Henry, teacher of math and world history, shows the world. MATH-The aims of the mathematic courses in RSH are to encourage the student to apply knowledge learned to in- dustry, business, the trades, and medicine. Courses offered are algebra ll and Ill, geometry, calculus, and trigonometry. HOME EC.-Domestic skills are an important factor in a young woman's life. Home Ec. develops skills in the girls at RSH. These include cooking, sewing, food preparation and baby care. Mrs. Bernice Crimmings, Home Economics. Mr. William Lapitz sorts Spanish literature books. SPANISH-The aim of the Spanish Department may be divided into four parts: providing for the progressive devel opment of the learner's power to understand a spoken lan- guage, to express himself orally in it, to read the language, and to employ the language in written form within the ran of his ability. Both Spanish I and Spanish ll are aided in these areas by a complete language lab used to record drills and to listen for errors immediately. I , mrs . F' Kathy Kuhlemeier tries her luck at a batch of cookies. xii, 1 3' ' M-sr-r Basketball is part of the curriculum of boys P. E. classes. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-The physical and mental needs ofthe student are also part of the curriculum of Rock- ford Senior l-ligh. This mandatory course in physical educa- tion is taught by athletic director Mr. Gene Geilenfeld. ln- struction and tests concerning the various sports in which RSH participated arc also a part of this once-a-week course. DRIVER EDUCATION -The RSI-I driver education course was taught by Mr. John Helsel. The course consisted of sixty hours behind the wheel. The students were supplied with a 1968 Chevrolet Caprice. A summer session was also held to accomodate more students. First aid, good driving attitude, laws of the road and laws of nature are included in the course. pi: , . .,- . I - A New driver-ed car brightens Rockford scenery. t . - . q . ' f - 4f.- i A , , 4 .. pg 4 '53 'V H'-1 mag' 4 t Xie, -- 'l .5-. -D . L , ,.r. ' if , , ,r , Y -q. . f,!.'-, .. 5,17-,gain ith- 1 3,80 I. . :gg ' T 55 '1'Z'JT '5-3-iii .-151l'7 . 'l. 4 '- -L' T :'E'l-1. . fig .,' . 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JEL'-EA:-:vi,i5'j,.E .YN,':1k,'.'E.,-Jw. :Gr-wt .--f'-'ri' ' ' e M -- - ' --si 'Y' f 1'5 Wiki!!-gif: . - .. .,.., - ....-....us....-., Spring weather brings P. E. classes outdoors. .4 Mr. Gene Geilenfeld, Athletic Director at RSH. Mr. John Helsel, Driver Education instructor. I CI l -A iff.. ...,,,, H I H l l il l 'fi-If? ' , W N L 'tx l B l ' te f 'a je -, T, i lx An office practice student completes his assignment. 1 5 Z i 3' i NAR gsuscm . 1 X '.ff ' L V V ,.f-1 V- ,-:ug-Af, .i 1- ' 'mx' V Mrs. Helen Adams, Business Education BUSINESS EDUCATION-The business education de- partment of RSH attempts to provide the student with background knowledge and tools that he will need to continue in the business field. , Specific courses such as typing, business law, bookkee- ping, shorthand and general office practice enable the student to develop an understanding of the various phases and functions of the business world. ART-Art I and Art II are designed to give students a better understanding of art in everyday living and a foun- dation for those who plan on continuing their career this field. Mr. Marlyn Oeltjen, Business Education in l X. jf, 5 Qffzf .41 T1 I ,,, , I-,-'arg l S Mrs. Micki Kamm, Art Randy Pitkin and Dan Hearn finish their color charts. ,,f?,.s, ' 11 Mr. James Overby teaches biology, chemistry, and physics. SCI ENCE-The science field at Rockford Senior I-ligh is made up of biology, chemistry, and physics. Biology is the branch of knowledge concerning the treatment ofliv- ing organisms. Chemistry involves the composition of substances and the transformations which they undergo. Physics pertains to the laws of nature and material devel- opment. These subjects are all of basic importance to stu- dent knowledge and development. LIBRARY-All in all-readers' services, longer hours, more books and a comfortable, pleasing study area-the library proved a great asset to the students. t X Chemistry students labor. ' Biology students dissect crab. . n X ZZ' in V Q l Z M ag., ......... c , -a '-ff i , 5- ,' QW' 7 ' + ,. it - .. s gg . . . L . ' 7, ' -D W. P lr ul 1' . s I ., . . , V, !. x L t .i lj.. gi n' u, 4 . r' Q!-x U A: H ' T W 0 f ,. 2' 'hr t 'i ' . 'X . 'ff ,N l in . ,. . 3 U , f 7' 3,5 . i' ,, . si ' 1 ,,- Z -ff' X' - - ,. ' - Mrs. Carol Lynn bosee is our librarian Leisufe time in the Ubfafy- 1.3.1 Government class holds mock election. fleet 7.11 i. T' Mr. Robert Druckrey, using visual aids. ,lil ,-.. ' , .- K , 4: Z ,ifllv ' T' 41-4 f. . -L Mr. Joel Bishop, instructor in social studies. SOCIAL STUDIES-The purpose of social science depart- ment IS to give the student a better understanding of the so- cial world in which he lives. Psychology, a semester course, gives RSH students an understanding of behavior patterns an social problems. The aims of the other courses offered by they department are to give a knowledge of conflicts in the politi cal and economic situations our world faces today. These courses-American history, government, world history and economics-prepare each student to live a more active and understanding life. GUIDANCE-The guidance counselor, Mr. David Miller, guides the student with their personal problems and helps th students plan for their future careers. He also administers vocational and aptitude tests to the student body. Mr. Miller, psychology instructor and guidance coun- selor. F ...xv L , Mr. Gerald Thomsen, Industrial Arts Following CHFCCUOHS: Jim? VOCATIONAL-Industrial arts and Vocational agri- offer a wide and varied field of courses for the planning a career in this area. The curricula at ncludes agriculture-one, two and three-metals, electronics, wood turning and mechanical courses prepare the student to go di- into that vocational field following graduation. l... Mr. Leslie Ausen, Vocational Agriculture - he ,Q David Smith working industriously on his metals project. Ronnie LaCoste demonstrating the art of brais in . g 13 ll rllllxli A weekly band lesson. Mr. Richard Staebler directing the band. MUSIC-The music department has had a busy and en- joyable year. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Douglas Kutschat, made two trips in December-one to Mason City, appearing on KGLO, and the other to Rochester, making an appearance on KROC-presenting a half-hour Christmas pro- UP and d0WI1 the SCHIC with Mr. Kutschat. gram. They also presented Brigadoon in cooperation with the drama department. The band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Staebler, staged several concerts throughout the year and frequently made tapes for radio broadcasts on KLSS in Mason City. The band took part in the band festival which was held in June in Mason City. I fe 1 yin l Mr. Douglas Kutschat, Choir Director. i t 1 Q I . 14 C' l ll? p I . l ict 1 Custodial Staff-Claude Ewald and Burr Eichmeier 3-V3,J,,a..,,, . I 14 Our cooks preparing lunch. SERVICES-Behind the scenes of RSH are three groups who keep the school at the peak of perfection. These include the maintenance crew, the school nurse, and the cooks. Sunrise, sunset and the custodians are still on the job giving of their valuable time. Mrs. Losee proves to be in- dispensible as she helps those students who on occasion become ill. Great school morale boosters are those handy women in the kitchen, the cooks. l Keith Govro-assistant janitor -- -Ei ,I .4 'T E10 -A P E I-'7 . . N z c o as - V 1 X p Y N LQ 1, -n 1 u r 1 K A I I I , , a A r, W YY, I l A ii . ,J . ,,,,.ia'f5 Mrs. Joyce Losee, school nurse .av- ALBUM . . 4. fl . Q W The graduating class of 1968. RECOGNITION AND PRAIS To start the beginning of the end , the '68 seniors gath- ered for baccalaureate services on May 26. Olive green and yellow, the class colors, were carried out in the decorations in front of a curtain bearing the motto In Ourselves Our Future Lies . Music was provided by the Rockford Senior High Choir in the last appearance with the graduates. The senior sermon, Graduates Plus , given by the Reverend Darrell Kenworthy was an inspiration to all. Rev. Darrell Kenworthy inspired each senior. Pat Ewald and Dan Schultz led the processional. Graduates sing with the choir for the last time. SX. Mr Roger I-lorn presents the Class of 1968 '68 graduates receive their diplomas, The night every senior anxiously awaits arrived on May 29 for the Class of '68, Commencement was held in the gym, filled to capacity, for the graduates. Student speakers were chosen by the faculty. Theresa Frascht spoke on Travel Route '68,', Susan Koehler on Involvement Leads to Self- ldentity , Art Lines on The Spirit of Inquiryn, and Connie Ward on Youth Are the Hope of Tomorrow . Danforth winners, Linda Geilenfeld and Richard Clifton, were award- ed a book entitled I Dare You , and the top 10 graduates were congratulated. Special music was provided by the Chamber Singers with Battle Hymn of the Republic and by the Concert Band with Born Free? The exercises were completed by the awarding of diplomas by Mr. Harold Trettin, President of the School Board. Eighty-nine new graduates recessed in a night which will be long-remembered by all of them. RTI The RSH seniors left behind many years of crowning achievements and fond memories. The strength of the football team was upheld by the seniors, who helped the team finish as co-champions of the conference. They also welcomed the alumni with a fine homecoming. The senior class play brought forth the senior's acting abilities and they went on to carry lead parts in the all-school musi- cal. Class officers Carma Koch, Julie Paulsen, Linda Geil- enfeld, and Randy Pitkin planned the senior class float organized Rockfordts last senior class trip to Minneapolis. The seniors were then the guests of the juniors at the banquet and prom. Later in May they received their well- earned diplomas and left with a treasure of memories of Rockford Senior High. 'iw I4 SENIORS HONORED BY DMISSION Sandra Balkenende Barbara Batty Richard Beflflken William Borchard, Jr. Jean Cerwinske Christie Christiansen l O1 l i 2 , ,I A 1 ,1 1, . , . -X . f 1 ,. 3 O A - i V T NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY f 'fi .I-J V Ann Deverell Barbara Eggena Connie Engels -xx . ,El 2 ,,,,,.51i x XM , 4 1 I QQ- '5 ' f xl xx ii x' 'wg-S ' XQ I K.. F A V 1 -f. . . I YY 4 nz ' , W A Q a 5 D . -ir 1. D ! ---Qu Vicki Ewald Dennis Ewen Beverly Fish v-.ay gi? lj? SENIORS SPONSOR TENTH ANNUAl .' ' in is-P' Q, ' ...X i Linda Geilenfeld Dennis Gruis Dennis Haller if ':- ,.... ,bah 4 ' 1 Carole Hansen Jane Hanson Daniel Hearn J '-W D A . ', t :ya-.1 . . P gr Aa E I QRMR HOMECCMING DANCE Nicholas Jeffery David Johnson Joanne Keniry N? . -Q 'HUl i' , ,Kei Chafleefl Kleen Carma Kock Susan Koehler WARRIOR FCDOTBALL TEAM A ik'J'f.v . -- , 'L .i.' IM A 'fi H ,fffiff ' ,R Q X WM R .. A , -.r' a Linda Krull Richard LaCoste Ronald LaCoste Jerry Lcumun Allan Lines PICTURE AVAILABLE James Leider Julie Linderkamp Arthur Lines Bruce Lines CO-CHAMPIONS OF CONFERENCE .ll H Teresa Marzcn 13X N-sl James McDowell Colleen McKigney 4QS'r'?T -' K4 'wx ' EV' l Carolyn Merfeld John Miller Dorothy Mitchell M SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS l Steven Nash Julie Paulsen Cathee Paulus 'ing X S E1 Richard Pfertzel e--fn. X fyigff if Darwin Riemun Randy Pitkin fr Q ,Ax Margie Riggan UIT YOUR KIDDINGH Q' E T i ia 1625 4 T' ,ld -1 , Thomas Quackenbush Nancy Schafer i I. i i Jeanne Schmidt Kathleen Schmitt Vi01a Schmitt Q1 ' .Alf I ai Walter Schmitt James Schriever Diane SChUb6rI v W. -tg! SENIQRS SUM UP ALL TH Charlotte Shindelar Roger Sido Judy Smith Colleen Staudt J 'X Yin Diana Slayner David Steuben 'vr ' , Linda Stiles 0-Fi. Douglas Straube Nancy Sult EARS IN O E GOODBYE ll l DeWayne Tompkins f? 'A l -f -Jeefigqf-',rzQ,zf Connie Ward Gary Warner ,Fi- Q Kathy Whalen Dorryl White iii-. IN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LIES Bruce Wood Diane Zeran 1 Mn ,Sf- IF . What an enjoyable flight. f U v ,-.. , n grfiit , 4 , a , K Q ' N V .- A ..-ggi? I 3- 'K N I , it 0' bs A 1 l 1 , qi: End... .. 'T Q Gee, I wonder ifl could put it together? MEMORIES CF '68 TRIP 8 The Class of '68 departed at 4:45 a.m. on May 8 on what as to be the last class trip of RSH. Eighty-seven seniors d six chaperones assembled at the Rockford and Rudd hools to await the arrival of the three Scenic Hawkeye age buses which would transport them to Minneapolis. Two urs later the buses arrived at Faribault for a short break- st stop and then on to the Minneapolis airport and Ford ant. The afternoon was spent shopping in downtown Min- apolis and Southdale and touring the Northwest Orient lfrlines. Viewing Cinerama's Gone With the Wind was e highlight of the evening. Many tired seniors stumbled ff the buses at 4:00 a.m. the following morning. Mlllltiu g . Y .. If ,P F All Gone With the Wind 1 , 5355 ' . 238:15 5333 522272 I?'.E':. - Q- opt' Sweet dreams!! , I - - -+1 Class of '68 takes Minneapolis Airport by storm. , CW vt S329 .fe-3 M W -1: ,gi 1 The class of 69's Junior activities could be characterized by the word success . This success started out with their magazine earnings which was topped only by the record- breaking total of the previous year. Homecoming brought th Juniors honors with the prize-winning float, Head-off the Chicks . The football team saw an unprecendented number of Juniors winning starting positions and gaining experience on a team that finished in a tie for the conference champ- ionship. Perhaps the class of 69's biggest success was in their prom themed by Tender is the Night , under class officers Pat Ewald, Dan Schultz, Jessica O'Rourke, and Carolyn Brandau, a venture which highlighted their year. But the road to suc- cess followed by the class of 69 in their junior year can only be looked back on as they now travel further on this road in their senior year. INDUSTRIOUS .IUNIORS CREATE ny . Donnette Abbott . 1 Jim Ackley J V. 1 Mike Andersen Pete Apel John Ausen QF. I gas, es vi J W? ' l P, I ,, lf A ll JY as I ' ' - F ' .X . T' 'i zn- I. .. in p 'J Irene Baehne V , . t .., . Janet Bass tl-Y .1 Dennis Beenken 'J A. 1, Carolyn Brandau V 'Z Max Brandau l Q vi , KX , ti , , . ?7xf 4 I v W J TJa'i..ef3:,-igff,- 1 Yi .JCTSEJ L Paul Brunner Tim Brunner Steve Burke David Carroll A' :ET I Boyd Campbell at r f ,il t A If 1 Jane Christie Bruce deBuhr Ronnie Demaray Dennis Doescher Dave Dolan Ray Ehlebracht Danny Eichmeier August Engels Jane Ewald Pat Ewald Allan Fisher Alvin Fisher Dixie Fullerton Keith Govro Eric Hansen Dennis Harms Doni I-larms Debra Havens David Hayungs Ellen Hearn V- 1 , !,., -v- l sr ' ,f v., ,. l :. ,, ,gk l 'if I . ' , 251 W is if 'F 3 VL 1 S l , ,X y f I , X1 r Q. ' , 'L i- A nf: ,-. i ' . fy?-Q' 4, 6 L '-3 -' .a A 11- af 3.5: Ar Ftfjf' t I if l I' ' is I-. - - , L -- ,,i la n , 1- Y 'v' IF - 1- 1 .. I f - ,- x x, ,i fl JB RST PLACE HOMECOMING FLOAT Tim Heitmann Diane Houser Roger Jansen Judy J errell Linda Kaiser Douglas King Stanley Kingery Jean Koehler Marlene Kolbet Diane LaCoste Rita Leaman Judy Leider Craig Lines James Lines Gary Losee A I . , Q 14.3 X ve 'L 1 I ' , 4 , 'i f . X diiilllfko as 2-nk il Lp '-F N ' ,--:.-.i Q 5 . N 1 l K , .MNA agp - 1 i ,,- .Y X 'x 'T 'W 1 if ' ' I f L ' T ' K ' W Ah ' ' if F' 1' 1 ' 'K X I u - . 4 f ,idx L V, J 1 If- 44 .ax i A , 4 l ' -aw , Z W' J 7 . PQ 'Q ' '? FQ' ' r 'K f... if ' - s i l i Q' ' 'l fx - iia fl 'N' 'A 'ti' E r 1' Q : V fr , wr' Q '. -5 ' I l'- Nl N., WEEJAX V. AZ' A MV' E E 3 ' i ' X5 7 'ew - E V at . .. E T5 tr! in E- .nl 1 Lf, Y I Ji -N546 gif v 'X4 as Q FY V 1 gnt H K,-X ' I' ,V ff ' 1 fe -i - A , ' Q' ,i is N I. Wg.. KKK . if A N: 'L ' . Y it ' , . r , we ff - ,, l y r A- ' far- Y 44 '21 i ' X1 M? y f . f . Y i :if 4 Q 3 I Mike Marth Ronald Marth John Martin Penny Matte Bryce Messier Debbie Nauman Jessica O' Rourke Alvin Paulus Jerry Pearce Rick Pitkin Daryl Roberts Gary Rowe Mike Ryner Mary Schluter Avis Schmitt Dan Schultz Connie Scott Sheila Scott Tom Shindelar David Smith JLINIORS CHOOSE TENDER IS TH . l ,l Til li ik 'Miva'-:Bi -V-P- , i ,U f A rlf . Captains and top salesmen look over their choice of prizes. X . - If H. . --- V l fin S? sf vffbw.. . Q -, M ,S r l r 'id' A L C xx 1 .M ' 4.2 1 .-' -'t :F 'ff'1'?f .457 'S Q1Tf:'l?' nl' U - 1 .. aw Liar ,L . Protesters picket Rockford Senior High. Juniors show their affection and their class rings IGHT FOR '68 PROM THEME Jean Smith Mike Smith Keith Stziudt Marlys Staudt Pat Staudt Bruce Stiles Joel Sult Jane Swedberg Dale Tegtmeier Carol Trettin Leander Trygstad Bill Vorhes Gary Weiner Dwight Winters K . f l -i 'lg Til' If lg f i A 1 . 12 ex 's -14. K X1 hxxmlll X ull'--ht 1. rf- k 41' l ,. gy Tl , TTR is 4 ll ' -. ' fu I B! 4 if , I S 5 Il Bashfully the class of '70 entered RSH in the fall of 1967. Soon, however, they became acquainted with the school and students and took their places as active mem- bers of the student body. The sophs gained valuable ex- perience in football as they completed their season with 3-3 record. They contributed greatly to the schools bas- ketball squad placing six sophs in varsity positions. In ad dition, they strengthened the various school organization such as band, choir, FTA, FFA, FNA, and FHA. Led by officers Kenny Bushbaum, Delmer Rieman, Ly le Chambers and Sharon Schubert, the sophs completed successful year with hopes of equally successful ones in the next two years at RSH. SOPHOMORE GRIDDERS FINIS 2, ,+,...,.,i.. Mary Ahart Mark Andersen Debbie Bass Larry Batton Sharon Beard , V lunar q In Annette Boggess by . - George Bohlmeyer Q . fl X -:I ,B ll. lx' ' ff rp -d Kathy Boone l . 'al' kayla I l q Sandra Brennan Eugene Brunner - 1 Qi. r . I -A ly I '7'Hf,2gv Lynette Brunner -if ff it? Lf! Tom Brunner f 3 5? 57' Q Marilou Burke I lp ' J Daniel Burnett xg' i h' ' ' .. Carrie Buseman ' 1.2.1- , uswefiii x -, Kenny Bushbaum Dennis Carney Lyle Chambers Chris Collet Vera Darter Angela Dean David deBuhr Randy Demaray Jane Dolan Mary Dolan Tom Engels Sandra Ernst Ronnie Esser Tom Ethington Sharon Fike Allen Foell Anne Fullerton Kelvin Gaiser Christine Grady Dennis Hahn EASON WITH 3-3 RECORD Kris Hanson Nancy Hillman Jeff Horn Barbara Howell Barb Jacobs Mary Jansen Pam Jeffrey Sharon Johnson Barb Kahl Richard Koen igsf eld Mike Kramer Kendra Kreider Kathy Kuhlemeier Alan LaCoste Polly LaCoste i A4 l , v. Us in -. . J ll 3 l w-v -Q J. . ,g .Q -s, 2- .1 ' K , Q . 'J' ' , - . . Q x . I . ., rf is Q F' 1 I ,-Ne. l I l -, , .- . , its ' v l 1 K 1 l Q ll l l r 'Q' 3 l 7' ml ly TQ I 5 -an W 'Q A 5- jill' fl ' 3 54 'u 5 xx K l 1 , A :ps- 5.94 - I ' . - . kfirfaql. ,Q-1312 J . , KA f ,A L - f ' r . x I' O 4 w -' A .v- I ii Q I .-rf b . X- . .J ' -l ff la: i Q a 4 'f A li' ,V f l ,N Y. , , an . l A 1 l I i ' 5.- , . ,pr ll V X, lil sz ull' i i :Fi an ' X x J O l 'ssl all ,'a ?5f3 - T- . N :1.r we in T F 5 Y X l 'iii . K a y gs R r if ,I-,Q T or 1 G1 A, Y ir . rr a r ,f , r : , A 'i i ff' xi- l Nr tu f Q , X 'XV IQ v N. r . . K. ' L l!' U - un Sophs scream battle cry for the spirit jug. John Lauterbach Evelyn Lindloff Evelyn Litterer Larry Litterer Jeff Marlow Rollie Martinson 95 SOPHOMCDRE EMB Rl Judy Marzen Jerry McDowell Gary Merris Londa Muller Miriam Nash . AIR 1 ,I 1 ' J . Q I 7 5 . iff ' 'Q Sa V y ' Y 5 V: K ' ' 'Eg U . 'Q X A w .e,..Xx. . 'N 1-355 is ? '?' ' Margaret Neal Tracy O'Rourke David Ott Sandra Paine 'H Q- r Qs A 1 1' g iix fix! Vw J ig r r zu . .wig ag.. 5 i r f 1 W tg., 1 . 1 -Z3 x ,. .H 4, ' ' x., xXyg, 1 'WX .. NN lf 'R N xr Bonita Parcher I ign- Ronald Parcher Tom Pecht James Reams ' Wilma Reed Marlys Reiter Delmer Rieman William Reis Richard Ritter Wayne Rover Linda Schluter Barbara Schmitt Sharon Schubert Cindi Schultz Randy Schwenneker Lloydene Sido Russell Sido ' S' , 1 Bfffgtilithu 'Q ' r gif ' 'fo lfifiilflc' lx , 1 rc f r Theresa Vala -9 A V- .A ' Janine Vorhes Janice Walker . '- 1,5 ' fx xl., if 'Q i 1. ,A N RCAD T0 GRADUATION i as 4 4, Ken Weipert qc A fl I' LeRoy Willsher William Wulff 3 ,. fx r . l :Y hifi' Jglrp ' Class of 70's contribution to the Homecoming parade. 'iff ,W 'W'7 W7 V ggi, I I v STUDENT v LIFE We .U 4 r 2' Q' fb. af., bil 'ii --.. E' E E E E 1 Q L- ,4 1 It's cotton pickin' time again! The Royalty Lineup. The spirit of the 1968 Homecoming began several weeks before the actual event. The students of RSH spent many long hours in the planning and preparation of the floats which added color to our parade. October 6 was met with great anticipation by the dent body as they looked forward to the day's Home- it! ' T ' ' A ' A e . -4', coming activities. To arouse our spirit for the big game ' with New Hampton, an animated pep assembly was held followed by a lively parade. Follow the leader boys! H f R Er F' I Y ln F ' . L. .re 53, 'Q t HE! it Football free loaders lead the Big Parade. Havin' fun, kids? The highpoint of the festivities was the coronation of iss Kay Fullerton, the 1967-68 Homecoming Queen. ichard Clifton was then announced Homecoming King, o be crowned at the dance following the game. Despite he valiant efforts of the Warriors, they were defeated by he New Hampton Clrickasaws. This did not dampen the righ spirits, however, and the fun continued as the Cen- 3 rics provided the music for one of the more memorable omecoming dances. How about those earmuffs! says Rich DAY '67 J A A il E 9' :ig ' 'Kr uf ! Il . - V I ll a .. ik . Q. , V4 gi . V 5 ,oi ,r t . , , 1 '- y all-wk r -1 l i J X , I W fl 's s ' VM lil? i' 5 : '1 A I -f it 1 'Jia za ' xiii 'I 3 WZ' 5 V -Ju ' 1 Q till Q le rr You mean you don't eat out of it! HOMECCMIN 5 . A L W Y, e,'T L 'YN-74' QUEEN KAY FULLERTON ATTENDANTS: VICKII FWALD, BARB EGGENA LINDA GEILENFELD, DOLLY MITCHELL OYA LTY .1 , ' gr 9 ll, .v ily i w.pf KING RICH CLIFTON ATTENDANTS: DENNY HALLER, GEORGE NASH MIKE SCHWEIZER, DAR RIEMAN I M uf ! 0 Fifa' .. 5 Snoball Royalty were Rick Pfertzel, Tom Quackenbush, Randy Pitkin, Larry Winters, King Loren Schweizer, Queen Char lotte Shindelar, Carma Kock, Nancy Sult, Barb Batty and Mary Ann Crowell. NSLEIGH BELLS RING - . -K1 A .rx 'fb 'fffif' -' A ' r 1 .fi l ml I A L if if The Christmas spirit at RSH was heightened by the S ,D 'ff e' , 'V I annual Snoball dance held on December 9. Carrying out l tw . i 1 QE the theme of Sleigh Bells Ring , the cafeteria was gaily an it ir X Ilhzh ff? decorated with evergreens, bells and colored lights. Novel 5, ',l,..,fQ,.1 ,Q 5 Q fl g Q to this year's Snoball was the use of an old-fashioned ri . !','.q' L I ' V sleigh as the royalty throne. Music was provided by the . l 1 l ,--v 5'51l:l' l Qfzfgg ' 1 It I Ravons,' of Mason City. 3ff'3' A l 5 Ag F- 57' Y- ' The climax of the evening was the crowning of Queen 7541- ff ' - ' ' Al A ' ' Charlotte Shindelar and King Loren Schweizer. Lo h 1967 S b ll-k' . Sleigh Bells Ring as the Ravons play. ren accepts t e no a mg crown Rockford students and their dates enjoy a good time! Tl N Nr Y Borchard, Charlie Kolbet, Dennis Gruis, Roger Sido, Walter Schmitt, Kathy Whalen, Cathee Paulus, Carole Hansen, Lill- Stiles, .lane Hanson. BUCKETFUL OF LOVE Love bloomed in RSH with the theme Bucketfull of Love at the Valentine's Dance February 10. The feeling of romance was accentuated by the music of the organiza- tion whose services were acquired by the hosting F HA girls. The climax of the dance was the crowning of the king and queen, Walter Schmitt and Kathy Whalen. Dance the last dance with me. Royalty's Moment It's a long way up. Qia A -,fr mx f If 4 u ,,.T., j 5 X T' A .- lg 4 A 1 Arnold Schager relates numerous memoirs of RSH. A N Q U E T F x IX' F Students and faculty enjoy a delicious banquet. E75 Mighty are the preparations! The seniors had a rare treat in the 1968 banquet and prom, Tender Is the Night, presented by the junior class. Pat Ewald, junior class president, emceed the banquet which featured as guest speaker, Mr. Arnold Schager. Julie Paul- sen, senior class president, gave the senior thank-you and Lines entertained as student speaker. Tender was the night as the prom got underway later in the evening. The Pages , a four-piece combo from Oelw played for an evening of fun and entertainment. AND PRCDM CLOSE OU Alix! V ig, . ears. Senior Class President, Julie Paulsen, expresses a sincere thanks to the juniors. 'l'+ . ha f-in Al ' 1 .L U if . , 5 J- 1 N of J U i 4 1 H :- Q - P ,fain -x if 7 In . , : I .- 5 .sr-.::i'4'fTv.-r ,Y . ., Q- ' '. ,Q--2-as in - ,,--:1-- -4 w 1 2 5 f'. M' :I I lv .ion ,R l If 'F Q: il' :fi - 5 ' -, LZ :ZX ' ,IT I 4 5 1 4' 'K 1 i H .Vila ' N ' 3 A S ' 'f H X' 'C 1 'I .f nl I I L . 1 . ' M , . Student speaker, Art Lines, entertains at banquet Hia M' i ' .T I V, -fx Students groove out', to thc sounds of The Pages. EAR'S SOCIAL SEASON Faculty got in on the slow ones. I The Grand March ofbeuuty. k 1 if ,' I' I' P x ' i 2.41 ff . Dick Blake almost becomes Abraham Lincoln. Government central committee with M. D. Allison. Mr. McCartney greets another government committee. Each year the Student Council selects assemblies for forthcoming year. This year RSH students had a wide ty for their entertainment. To begin with, Rep. Ralph Mc- Cartney and Dem. M. D. Allison spoke to the seniors. L M. D. Van Koevering presented his Science of Sound Then tenor Pruth McFarland sang for the student body. In February, memory expert O. G. Fitzgerald intrigued the group. Mr. Mel Jennings gave his slide tour of Russia and programs were completed with Impressions of Abraham Lincoln done by Dick Blake. OUTSIDE CLASS, LEARNING CCNTINLIES - .fee ...em f V13 Students also enjoy the many pep meetings. . EXTRAS ON THE SOCIAL CALENDAR Throughout the year various groups planned and carried t extra dances for the student body. The Turn-About, rere the girls asked the boys, was one of these. The Stu- nt Council took care of thc decorations which featured uge frog named Orville. The Organization from Charles ty provided the music. N 4. T i y-44.19 f XXX X NX' lh Qtxx sg x Xxxxftx KE V' Y lip YVP The band also sponsored a fund raising dance in the spring. Parents of music students were invited and the Rock ford Senior I-Iigh stage band played. A local rock group also provided some of the music. -yi Y 1 'Z -- 1 n , - 9 Q X 34- Q 1 -sf ,Qi Y , S .1 'HJ zsfz. - ' SQ 1 ' ' Y 1 ' ' gif 2 N, H M, ' gf K 5' 5,512 , A B' Q - -15 f -if 'A ' ' or J, v I 2 1 I I f-in .L4Lx'.HY'.n 4' SPORTS TQL-2 r haw! ' 1'-L11-i'flFk.+. 41:1- fi af-JS Fifi .QQ 1 r. 9 Row l: J. Leaman, J. Howe, G. Warner, R. Sido, L. Winters, D. Haller, R. Clifton, L. Schweizer, R. Pferzel, managerg A. Lines. Row 2: L. Schultz, L. Fulk, B. Borchard, M. Schweizer, T. Quakenbush, D. Rieman, A. Lines, B. Koehler, G. Nash. Row 3: J. Lines, A. Fisher, K. Staudt, R. Ehlebracht, T. Heitman, R. Demaray, T. Shindelar, J. Ackley, D. Tegtmeir, manag- er, D. Schultz. Row 4: D. Dolan, B. Vorhes, A. Fisher, D. Hayungs, D. Smith, P. Apel, R. Jansen, B. Campbell, B. DeBuhr. Row 5 2 Coaches John Helsel, Arnold Schager, Jerry Thomsen. .. A.. A 'if , ..... - V45 Q , . S. Arnold Schager's Warriors finished this season with a 5 and 3 over-all record and a 5 and 1 conference record,goo enough for the conference co-championship. After losing Britt in the first game 7-6 the Warriors got on winning v by defeating St. Ansger 12-O and Manly 39-0. Then, again they were set back when they lost to the New Hampton Chicks 21-0 in the Homecoming game. WARRIGRS END SEASO d Warrior Tribe Nine Power house tackles The next week they bounced back by defeating Rice- ille 7-0, but a week later the Warriors met defeat at the ands of Nashua 14-6. At Greene the Warriors met for the onference championship and they came out on top 20-9. he season closed with a 31-6 victory over Nora Springs, linching the second conference for the Warriors in three ears. Over all the season brought many thrills and some psets but all in all the season was a success. Si CO-CHAMPIONS 13,1 Senior Brutes VICLOTY Ride Warrior team battles Greene for victory. Don't rip him apart. Rockford Britt Rockford St. Ansgar Rockford North Central Rockford New Hampton Rockford Riceville Rockford Nashua l Rockford Greene l Rockford Nora Springs . , f -,, ' ' ' ' , - IT S NOT ALL GLO Ron Demaray works for eighty yards, as Ray Ehlebracht lays it out. R ,A . 'L mu, . n '.-5, r if nf, n , V a 1. -3 ., '. . ii .f,1Y:','r .'. LY,-,I , ,, t . , A, 4 3, , E 1 'Ye' - .. , ., . .... . . , f ,. 1, . ., az ,'irra l Aff i J sf' O wx 'v,7'. 1 ' 1'- fu . ' . ,Y- -Q 1., 4. Look at the power behind that block! Neither snow, sleet, or hail slows down the Warriors! Row 1: G. Merris, J. Marlow, J. Lauterback, T. Ethington, D. deBuhr, R. Esser, A. LaCoste, L. Willsher. Row 2: R. Parcher, D. Hahn, D. Burnett, W. Rover, K. Bushbaum, D. Rieman. Row 3: J. Horn, L. Litterer, R. Schwenneker, K. Gaiser. Row 4: Coach J. Helsel, Manager R. Sido. . The Warrior sophomores under Coach John Helsel started the season with a victory over St. Ansger. The fol- lowing two weeks brought victories from North Central and Newman, giving the soph's a 3-0 record. A week later the string was snapped by Riceville. The next two weeks also brought defeat at the hands of Nashua and Green giv- ing Coach Helsel and the soph's a season record of 3 and 3. UT SWEAT AND WCRK! el' ' '-ff' '.1 . My 5'?rx,S45A5 . ' - . .. an-15' .if-'QV -1, he .:Qff:?-fy, -W J . - .., ' A J' - V .' , A , . . . -, -' '- J , f ,' my- . ' i ' ' ..' 1 ' .' -' .-def-.. Our sophomores tangle with Greene. Warrior escort around end. 41 D. Dolan, D. Harms, D. Rieman, D. deBuhr, P. Brunner, L. Winters, J. Horn, B. Campbell, L. Chambers, E. Brunner, R. Koenigsfeld, Manager T. Pecht, Coach Jerry Thomsen. Rockford 39 Charles City 50 The Warrior basketball team finished fifth in the Corn- Rockford 75 Rockwell 74 bowl Conference with only two returning lettermen. The Rockford 53 Garner 65 team was lacking in game experience but improved by Rockford 70 North Central 64 playing three non-conference teams early in the season. Rockford 48 Nashua 73 The Warriors topped the Rockwell Rebels 75-74 as Larry Rockford 69 Nora Springs 58 Winters led scoring with 34 points. The team's scoring Rockford 62 Cresoo 63 ended the season by placing two boys on the all-confer- Rockford 71 Riceville 57 61166 team- Rockford 45 St. Ansgar 56 Rockford 47 Greene 51 Rockford 58 North Central 66 Rockford 82 Nashua 86 Rockford 70 Nora Springs 60 Rockford 5 5 Riceville 64 Rockford 52 St.Ansgar 69 Rockford 51 Greene 70 SECTIONALS Rockford 49 Greene 62 Lyle Chambers shoots against conference rivals. J5f.EE'T 'Yi-E lg lj I -ll ' Jeff Horn brings down the rebound Rockford Charles City Rockford Garner Rockford Nashua Rockford Cresco Rockford Riceville Rockford St. Ansgar , Rockford North Central Dave Dolan stretches for two pornts. Rockford Nora Springs Rockford St. Ansgar IRINGS 5th CONFERENCE PLACE Manager G. Bohhneyer, T. Brunner, L. Litterer, A. LaCoste, J. Ackley, D. King, J. Lauterbach, T. Ethington. Coach Mike Henry. C. Shindelar, K. Fullerton, L. Geilenfeld, J. Dolan, E. Hearn, A. Fullerton, C. Kock, V. Ewald, K. Hanson, B. Kahl, D. Ab bott, P. Ewald, Coach Gene Geilenfeld. Missing are C, Ward, D. Harms and B. Batty-manager. Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Sheffield Parkersburg Woden-CL Rockwell Hampton Manly Nashua Nora Springs Riceville Greene Clarksville Manly Nashua Nora Springs Riceville Rockwell Greene SECTIONALS Alden The Warriorettes, coached by Gene Geilenfeld, starte the 1967-68 season with five returning letter-winners. Plagued by a lack of height, the team managed to Win five games while dropping thirteen, nevertheless cap- ' turing third place in the Cornbowl Conference. Hampered by the injury of starting forward, Carma Kock, during the first game, the team suffered four straigh losses. They gained valuable game experience in their second game by playing state-tournament team, Parkers- burg. The team was fired for a victory as they met Nora Springs on the Eagles own court. Each girl played her best to top their rivals 71-67. The Warriorettes ended the season in a 56-60 heartbreaker in sectional play against Alden. WARRIORETTES CAPTURE 3rd Plac Last minute instructions are hurriedl given. Kay Fullerton shoots from close range. ' Charlotte, harass the enemy! Rockford 52 Sheffield 66 Rockford 26 Parkersburg 41 Rockford 40 Woden-CL 30 Rockford 23 Hampton 59 Rockford 42 Nashua 39 Rockford 34 Riceville 35 Rockford 47 Clarksville 26 Rockford 67 Nora Springs 51 Rockford 5 1 Rockwell 54 CORN BCDWL CON FERENCE anager J. Christie, E. Litterer, ug 1,2 ilftlfiz Beard, M. Burke, A. Dean, K. l Ea anson, B. Jacobs, P. LaCoste, . Fullerton, JL Dolan, B. Kahl, . Kuhlemeier, K. Kreider, M. eal. 5:52 1 , 1 i 3 -- .4-- .4 7 f- if -- f ' N ..-' ' -4 QQL.. , -nun ess: 3 Row 1: Head coach Arnold Schager, assistant John Helsel, L. Schweizer, B. Vorhes, R. Larson, R. Bushbaum, M. Schwe C. Kolbet, J. Sult. Row 2: D. Hayungs, A. Fisher, M. Schweizer, J. Leaman, B. Wood, L. Schultz, K. Bushbaum, manager Messier. Missing: D. Rieman. GRAPPLER FACI The wrestling squad in the fifth year of conference wres tling, finished this season with a record of 4 wins and 9 de- feats. After losing five varsity wrestlers from last year the team was faced with rebuilding and found their first victor against Nora Springs in the fifth meet 31-18. Eleven of our wrestlers placed in tournament meets. Loren Schweizer at 133 pounds, placed lst in both Alden and sectionals, and advanced to district where he was eliminated in the second round. With head coach Arnold Schager and assistant John Helsel, six returning lettermen and the remaining 8 did the best throughout the trying season. . 'fi', g,, Is it that hard work, Loren? Home Visitors 5 Plainfield 42 9 Charles City 30 13 Hampton 30 12 Riceville 28 17 Nashua 23 31 Nora Springs 18 7 Riceville 39 37 Northwood 8 24 Greene 17 24 St. Ansgar 20 16 Nashua 28 Ye f 10 Greene 35 16 St- Ansgar 31 Dar Rieman goes for the pin. Row: D. Ramker, R. Schweizer, M. Brandau, D. Schultz, M. Anderson, D. Gruis, M. Schultz. Row 2 B Messier mana gerg G. Pump, S. Demaray, T. Balkenende, R. Stock, L. Fulk, A. Fisher, Coach John Helsel. OUGH SLATE Although the grapplers were inexperienced, they came rough with a season of l win, 1 tie, and ll losses. hese boys, especially the freshmen and sophomores, tow great potential. We are looking forward to the com- g season as a successful one. This season their only ictory was against Nora Springs, 21-5, and they tied reene 19-19. 'Y l We want a takedowvn, Bill! That's the way, Dave. Show him the light' Home Visitors Plainfield Charles City Hampton Riceville Nashua Nora Springs Riceville Northwood Greene St. Ansgar Nashua Greene St. Ansgar 'Q fin. Qc: R04 5' 5 ' D U , , taint f 5' z xr' lvw '-Ar Row 1: L. Chambers, B. Wood, R. Clifton, D. White, B. Vorhes, D. Rieman, L. Schweizer, E. Brunner. Row 2: Coach D. Dolan, M. Marth, R. Ehlebracht, K. Bushbaum,J. Marlowe, R. Schwenneker, R. Demaray. Row 3: Coach Thomsen, D. Hayungs, R. Demaray, B. deBuhr, J. Lines, J. Horn, B. Campbell, D. deBuhr, T. Quakenbush, THINCLADS BREA The Rockford track boys finished another successful sea- son with a record of 5 wins and 0 losses, placing 2nd in Corn bowl Conference Track Meet, 3rd at the Invitational, Sth at Comet Relays, and they earned 13 points at District. Five school records were broken including: 440 yd. relay 47.0- L. Schweizer, D. Dolan, JeffMarlowe, B.Woodg Low Hurdles 21.2-L. Schweizer, 440 yd. run 53.8-B. Wood, Mile Relay 3:41-B. Wood, J. Ackley, B. Campbell, J. Horn, Shuttle Hurdles 1 209.3-R. Demaray, L. Schweizer, D. Reiman, and M. Marth. Every hurdle seems a little higher as Loren heads for the fi- nish line. TT 'l -F 1 Y -A If 6 . 'l i 'Je if Q-My ' --Arg.-'. ,J ,. fins., i V f .. lll ' imggg. f' kg . . -J -- Q :-: H. fa- .Y T- I ,IQ ., A A . Y r' H J W J , p ' 45 liv e - f 5 .::.:- 1 . .f-. 1 h lf ,fr : F -' ' ' 'E It's up and over for Bill. There must be a better way to go. ...n- ,., Dave places second in the Conference 100 yd. dash. Queen candidates for the Rockford Invitational Track Meet were: Kay Fullerton, Queen Charlotte Shindelar, Vic Ewald, and Barb Eggena who were escorted by senior track boys. VE SCHOCL RECORDS 'I- Is it hard work, Tom? A good handoff from Rand to Darryl 61 Greene 54 Nora Springs 26 ' 9 .ockford Invitational ,ockford 31 3rd Place ,ockford 75 North Central 57 omet Relays , ., I ry. ' : fi ockford 18 Sth Place 'ff' ' ' if 'P ockford 84 St. Ansgar 49 V Q i f . .4 ' istrict Meet - ' lf' w ,Q , f -f1- - ockford 13 iv A I I 'C I' V- N, 4 ockford 78 New Hampton 55 --' I urn Bowl Conference Meet ' I 'C - ockford 55 2nd Place I . Delmar finishes with a burst of energy. Row 1: Coach Mike Henry, K. Staudt, J. Sult, A. Lines, S. Kingery, M. Marth. Row 2: D. Harms, R. Esser, M. Smith, J. Au- sen, L. Winters, D. Smith, T. Ethington, D. Steuben. BOYS' BRE K TE M RECORD WITH I68 BOYS' GOLF SCORES ,f Rockford 185 Riceville 201 Rockford 183 Meservey 188 Rockford 174 Newman 177 Rockford 176 Manley 194 Rockford 193 IC 215 Rockford 169 Newman 168 Rockford 189 Greene 178 Rockford 168 IC 199 Rockford 193 Hampton 177 Rockford 349 Faculty 348 Sectional-Rockford finished 5th with a 363. ff X' i s g qv T 'A Y 1 - : 8 ,......4-- -.. - -:gag 1. I' 7 , 7 'J' -gi f. fa - - M . 't he ' e 1 .' . .- . 1 ff P John expertly chips on. -L '- J abfnfgflf-, Dave tees off on number 8. The boys finished their season with a 7-4 record and man exciting meets. One of the highlights of the team was their victory and their close loss to Mason City Newman. They saw success when they broke the team record with a 168 against Charles City IC. Perhaps the individual highlights were John Ausenls 39 against New Hampton, and David Steuben's third place fin- ish in the sectional at Osage. Dolan, B. 1-Iowell. .1! 1: L. Geilenfeld, D. Harms, J. O'Rourke, M. Neal, M. Burke, K. Kuhlemeier. Row 2: Coach Henry, S. Koehler, C. B. Kahl, D. Mitchell, J. Dolan, K. Hanson, C. Steuben. Row 3: S. Ernst, S. Johnson, P. Staudt, J. Ewald, K. Schmitt, GIRLS PLACE 3rd IN DISTRICT The girls golf team ended their season with 3 wins, 3 los- s and 1 tie. The team shot a 231 total in the second nine les of the sectional tournament at Northwood. This was re lowest the team had ever shot. Carol Steuben, a fresh- man, was medalist in five of the seven meets and was low or the Rockford team in all meets. Z' 'Br Colleen Staudt cleans her ball before teeing off. Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford 'fat-'S I ' I ' fr i f ti ,. A--, -, , ,, 1 W-.- , . ' KII' I -1,tAa.eae.Le,:'..1.,.,, .'e4 3 5332, 9 I Jessica putts out on the 9th green. GIRLS' GOLF SCORE 183 241 255 240 241 281 248 Riceville Newman Manly Newman Mason City Riceville Greene DISTRICT-Rockford finished 3rd with 368 199 239 260 240 196 200 224 ig? 2 X 2 V asv Ugyii i kg 3: 2 was ' Us ' Em -frenz M . ex. as M 1 P? if ' le -462 in . en. Q.. 1 ,L E, X 1 5 'f ri 'lf All-Conference football-Dave Dolan, Dar Rieman, Coach Arnold Schager, Rick Pfertzel, and Jim Lines. All-Conference basketball players-Larry Winters, Coach Gerald Thomsen, and Jeff Horn. ALL-CONFERENCE H Q N 0 I 5 by a vote of the coaches to the Corn Bowl All-Confer- ence teams. Those chosen were selected on the basis of their per- formance throughout the season and also on their leader- ship and sportsmanship. The Seniors dominated the All- Conference teams with nine members. The Juniors placed four. One Sophomore and one Freshman were also Fifteen members of the RSH athletic teams were chosen ooi M elected. ' fri? l lf lm Jia' lim ,jean xg i virgin if Ei is mf-E E . All-Conference basketball players-Pat Ewald, Coach Gene All-Conference wrestlers-Row 1: Loren Schweizer, Chuck Geilenfeld, Carma Kock, and Charlotte Shindelar. Kolbet, Merlin Schweizer. Row 2: Coach Arnold Schager, ' Mike Schweizer, David Hayungs, and Dar Rieman. , , il , .. .. ll r x,, 5,541 .ff l. Y new-st,-53' Row 1: Jessica O'Rourke, Susan Koehler, Terri Marzen. Row 2: Cindi Schultz, Colleen McKigney, Janet Bass. The '67-,68 cheerleaders, under the supervision of Mrs. Bernice Crimmings and Mrs. Carol Losee stimulated spirit around the school at pep meetings, and games during the SUUTSWPS to Victofy- football, basketball, and wrestling seasons. The cheer- g gf as it leaders ended their season hosting visiting cheerleaders at the boys sectional tournaments held at Rockford. Janet Bass cheering for a pin. it ,E 'Z legit' ,K a -1 I-,n '.,1 -gms h jfgjp' . L.-kr ,A q t S. ' if , W K P 1 fl sw 5' -s.-fe 1 - -4 , -.. 4, ,I ..-n--bn - ,S fhlp .sb- THE ARTS Concert Band-Row 1: D. Abbott, C. Trettin, C. Scott, A. Fullerton, B. Kahl, J. Smith, M. Neal, L. Schluter. Row 2: S. Scot E. Litter, J. Vorhes, C. Christiansen, D. Nauman, D. Shubert, J. Koehler, J. Smith, D. Bass, D. Houser, A. Dean, L. Kaiser, D Mitchell, K. Trettin, J. Jerell, B. Jacobs. Row 3: C. Brandau, K. Fullerton, D. Carney, S. Schubert, L. Muller, J. Lauderbach, D. Smith, M. Marth, J. Ewald, S. Johnson, J. Reams, C, Merfeld, J. Paulsen. Row 4: J. Swedberg, K. Hanson, S. Fike, P. Apel C. Schultz, J. Sult, C. Collet, L. Geilenfeld, D. Beenken, M. Morphew, B. Eggena, M. Andersen, M. Schweizer, M. Burke, B. Stiles, R. Sido, J. Ausen, M. Andersen. Row 5: M. Brandau, M. Schluter, T. Frascht, D. Zeran, M. Jansen, S. Koehler, J. O, Rourke, C. Ward, T. O'Rourke, Mr. Stabler, R. Demaray, R. Ehlebracht, L. Schweizer, This year concert band again had an active agenda. They opened the season with a patriotic concert entitled Portraits in Musicf' Spring brought a more modern sound with a Pop Concert featuring a battle of the bands between class com- bos. A final concert previewed the bandls contest and band festival numbers. Complimenting the concert band were various small SGUNDS OF MUSIC groups composed of a wide variety of students from the in- strumental department. These included pep band which played at basketball games and pep meets, marching band which performed at football games and a stage band. Also involved in the department were other small groups and sol ists. The band completed its season on June 1 1, by partici- pating in the North Iowa Band Festival. Stage Band-Row 1: C. Brandau, K. Fullerton, D. Carney, S. Schubert, J. Swedberg, K. Hansen, J. Lauterbach. Row 2: B. Stiles, J. Sult, M. Andersen, L. Geilenfeld, D. Beenken, MF. Morphew, B. Eggena, R. Sido, J. Ausen, M. Andersen, D. Abbott. Row 3: Mr. Stabler, L. Schweizer, M. Schluter, S. Koehler. s Af E S f ' l - 4 n -L 5342 - , S . SE, - 'gg ' -Q' Trios-A. Dean, J. Vorhes, E. Littcrer, M. Morphew, D. Be- Trios-J. Bass, D. Nauman, S. Scott, D. Abbott, C. Scott, C enken, B. Eggena. Trettin. 'll G QUT T RSH Mighty are the preparations for pre-game. Solos-B. Kahl, M. Neal, S. Scott, C. Brandau, missing A. Ful- lerton. Pep Band-S. Scott, C. Christiansen, D. Nauman, C. Brandau, D. Carney, L. Muller, J. Smith, C. Scott, C. Trettin, Row 2: D. Bass, S. Johnson, B. Jacobs, D. Houser, J. Koehler, J. Smith, S. Pike, S. Ernst, J. Sult, M. Morphew, B. Eggena, R. Sido, C. Merfeld. Row 3: Mr. Stabler, R. Demaray, R. Ehlebracht, L. Schweizer, M. Jansen, D. Zeran, T. Frascht. J 1 . . - Li J - i m J ' if ' f gl: 'a f' ' rl ' Lltt l ' , In-1, -.Q Faculty German Band entertaining . Marching band entertaining at half-time. l- sf . . Clarinet Choir-S. Scott, E. Litterer, J. Vorhes, C. Christiansen, J. Bass, D. Nauman, J. Koehler, J. Smith, D. Smith, M. Marth, S. Johnson, J. Jerrell. . a W1- r I. WLS' k ROCKFCRD BAND QUEEN 1 1 One of the major activities of the band season was the selection of Barbara Eggena as 1967-68 Band Queen, She par- ticipated in the North Iowa Band Festival on June 11 in Ma- son City. Barb was a member of concert band, marching band, pep band, and stage band. She is planning on attending qw Allen Memorial School of Nursing in Waterloo. Yi 'N ffl W 3 r J 1 E 1 ff il l , Q ,i 1,2 I: ll 1 li Lf , 35 if , fy ,44:v-' ' ' .- ,,-.1 V - 'Y' ,EKNV - .wf'i,. : inf, X.. M ,.. - 'xr is a S . -A' ..-I .l.Q.L . - rv , M ISS BARBARA EGGENA - lif33W'? I - .. - 9 Y l Row l: B. Parcher, C. McKigney, T. Marzen, K. Trettin, J. Marlowe, R. Schwenneker, L. Schultz, G. Merriss, A. Dean, K. F lerton, T. Vala, K. Helmers. Row 2: J. O'Rourke, L. Schluter, M. Schluter, A. Fullerton, D. Schultz, K. Govro, D. Carney, M. Schweizer, A. Lines, M. Willsher, J. Reams, M. Burke, K. Whalen, T. O'Rourke, Mr. D. Kutchat. Row 3: C. Collet, P. Ew ld, M. Crowell, S. Balkenende, T. Peck, R. Esser, L. Litterer, A. Boggess, K. Kreider, D. Harms, K. Hanson, J. Ewald, V. Dar- ter, C. Engels, E. Litterer. Row 4: J. Marzen, J. Vorhes, C. Ward, B. Batty, V. Ewald, C. Hansen, P. Staudt, D. Havens, D. Hearn, R. Pitkin, J. Lauterbach, D. Ewen, D. Steuben, D. Schubert, E. Hearn, D. Abbott, J. Cristie, J. Paulsen. RSH CHCDIR PRESENTS CHRISTMA The Rockford music department, under the direction o Douglas Kutchat, began an enlightened year by presenting Pop concert in the fall. Next on the agenda was the ins rational Christmas program. As last year,the choir was aga a celebrity in the halls of RSH after performing on KGLO and KROC TVs. They also were heard on KLSS-FM radi in Mason City. Mixed Quartet: J. Marlowe, M. Crowell, K. Fullerton, D. Steuben. ll 1 -. Boy's quartet: J. Marlowe, A. Lines, D. Carney, D. Steuben. Accompianistsz D. Abbott, K. Fullerton, D. Shubert. Miss' ing: A. Fullerton. A. Lines, L. Schultz, K. Govro, D. Carney, D. Steuben. 1 l: C. Ward, M. Crowell, C. Collet, M. Burke, J. Paulsen, J. Christie, K. Fullerton, D. Shubert. Row 2: J. Mar- CNCERTS ON KRCC AND KGLO T.V. Spring brought the choir's major activity ofthe season, he presentation of the musical Brigadoon , on April 23-24. hey increased their experience by attending the Cornbowl onference Music Festival at Nashua. After much hard work he choir presented the annual spring concert. The choir eceived a Division II rating at the Wartburg music clinic. he choir made their last appearance at the '68 Baccalau- eate. - ml i 1 Double Quartet-Row 1: M. Crowell, C. Collet, K. M. Burke. Row 2: J. Marlowe, R. Schweneker, Reams, D. Steuben. 7 Q Mil.. Girls' Sextet: J. O'Rourke, P. Ewald, D. Harms, E. Hearn, D. Abbott, J. Christie. K, .,,,.-I, .. .,.. , il! SoloistsfRow l: P. Ewald, M. Crowell, C. Collet, K. Ful- lerton. Row 2: J. Marlowe, D. Carney, A. Lines, D. Steub- en. Mike Schweizer, Bruce Lines, Bill Borchard, Art Lines, Joanne Keniry, Julie Paulsen, Judy Smith, Mary Morphew, Con- SEN ICDRS PRESENT FARCE-COM EDY After four exhausting weeks of rehearsal, the class of '68 presented their production of Quit Your Kiddin' , under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Ivy. The farce-comed proved to be hilariously funny as it featured a well-know senior boy plotting to become rich by disguising himself as a girl. Seniors who were not in the production itself were in- volved in various other aspects such as make-up, stage set lighting and advanced ticket sales. Everyone contributed The Bufords are delighted with Aunt Sophronia's gifts? ! to make the play a huge success' l 'tk .24 Z-z-z-Z ! Z-Z-z-z ! ! Winnie you're such a sweetie pie! Walk much?! f I. 'wing if 1 news M W1llSher,AfteH1inner Speaking-D. Schultz Readings: S. Koehler, D. Mitchell, C. Ward, C. Hanson. Ori- A. Linesg Storytelling-V. Ewaldg Extemporaneous- ginal oratory: J. Horn, K. Staudt, L. Muller. Haller. W RRIORS TAKE II I'S AT DISTRICT Mr. Cazanas again stimulated the RSH students to active participation in extra-curricular speech. Twenty-eight War- riors went to district contest at Tripoli and came back with l 1 division I ratings, including the play, 'gDeath of a Hired Man . These people then earned the right to enter state com- petition at Dubuque. Here three division I and eight division ll ratings were earned. The speech team also entered the Upper Iowa Speech Festival at Fayette and expanded their horizons by attend- ing the Mohawk contest at Mason City. One-act play: A. Lines, J. Keniry, K. Staudt, J. Smith. ,lf 4 'S Q I ' M I ' fi Q ' - V f . . I 1 f'Q,,,,i' .3 5 ' f I Qs? f tl . tate division I winners: D. Hearn, A, Lines, Coach John Ca- Humorous Declamation: D. Hearn. Dramatic Declam.: T. anas, D. Haller. ' Frascht, M. Morphew and C. Shindelar. Q The entire cast mourns at the death of Harry Beaton. J B 2 Mrs. James Overby adds much to the performance with her excellent job on make-up. ai? I think we're lost! Oh, no! Tommy Albright . . . . . Jeff Douglas .... . . Sandy Dean . . Meg Brockie . . Archie Beaton .... Harry Beaton ..... Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren . . . . . Jean MacLaren . . . . Angus McGuffie . . . Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson . . . Mr. Lundie ...... Stuart Dalrymple . . . . . Kate ........ Frank ....... NBRIGADOCDN . . . Jeff Marlow . Mike Schweiser .John Lauterbacl . . Kay Fullerto . . Keith Staud ......JoelSul . . . Dennis Halle Mary Ann Crowel . . .Janine Vorhe . . .Larry Schult . . . Dave Steube . . . Julie Paulse . . . . .Art Line . . Dennis Carne . . . . Judy Smitl . . . Randy Schwenneke Jane Ashton ...................... Ellen Hear I 1 lxlxl - .QI I- l -'I ll Fiona's Waitin' for Her Dearie Q'i.iif5i' J: X l .A V- . . . .. ..,, e ,y s I, , -iviiyi' if - 3 1 fs -gy rin, .- I 1' 55 -.T '. ' 4-J 3 ,.m3i ' s A .rf ,Kurs Ir 5 ' J Harry Beaton's dramatic sword dance. 'X GRE T SUCCESS On April 23 and 24 the Rockford Senior High vocal and drama departments presented the music spectacular, Briga- doonf' The gymnasium was filled to capacity for both per- formances. The musical concerned the mystery of a town in the Scot- tish highlands, Brigadoon. The beautiful musical back- ground provided by a select chorus and accompanist Don- nette Abbott and the scenery provided by the art department added much to the performance. Students in all grades were involved in several ways. There were those selected for the cast, townspeople, and dancers. Many volunteered their services to stage crews, prompting and lighting. The large attendance testified to both the hard work of the students and the success of their production. . . p 5 Nj,-ep I . if N 'W ,ef ' ' f .-'st hes ! vb A I i .1 'umg jsg M' Y 1 . ,. . - V 4, ,z u 1' ,la xmp f-lqr l'-, I f 3. f s ' '77 if .A 'i' E l-.E :, aA ' ,C ' ,. .:-. T' T' 'if l' V , J z Yltiitzrlxwl ,I D ' 5- --A-L1 f ' 2- . '.-- 25124. Oh Tommy, it's been so long, where have you been. The secret is soon to be told. Most enjoyable wedding party Rockford ever had. L . ' R' ? 'K i , r 'C ng xi' F 4 Q 'f -'-s , 0 1 4 '-1 wifi, I, . as 1 M--rfnzsr-J. mf-if ? .f y D ' su u Ha Q fm' CRGANIZATIONS ,gt Seated: B. Batty, L. Geilenfeld, D. Steuben, C. Ward. Standing: Advisor Mrs. H. Adams, D. Carroll, K. Fullerton, C. Shindel ar, J. Martin, J. O'Rourke, A. Engels, D. Harms, D. Mitchell, B. Fish, J. Keniry, J. Paulsen. David Steuben, head Warrior photographer. FU TIMES MI ED WIT Time flew quickly as the Warrior yearbook staff neared deadlines. The fifteen member staff, advised by Mrs. Helen Adams, endured many long evenings and close deadlines. En thusiasm and eagerness described the staff members who were guided by editor Linda Geilenfeld in preparing a mem- orable yearbook-the 1968 Warrior. The staff started out rather large when students signed up, but it soon dwindled down to the faithful few when the real work began. We hope we have made a minimum of mistakes and given you a maximum of enjoyment and chuckles from the pic- tures and copy of this yearbook. Linda Geilenfeld, editor. Mrs. Helen Adams, Warrior advisor :S E : If t1 Iwi E ir ' 'E' T'L:'N - . .5 f . ', Warrior photographers take a break. Linda gives advice to staff members. LOSE DEADLI E EXPERIENCES Layouts and copy were often 21 group project. Dave and Dennis spent many hours in the dark room. Row 1: E. Brunner, R. Clifton, Presidentg V. Ewald, Secretaryg M. Crowell, Treasurerg B. Borchard, Vice-Presidentg C. Collet Row 2: Mr. David Miller, Advisorg R. Ehlebracht, J. Bass, C. Trettin, K. Staudt, M. Burke, and Mr. Roger Horn, Advisor. ACTIVE COUNCIL SPARKS STUDE T LIFE Student Counc1l As well as being representatives of the student body the Student Council found themselves mvolv ed in many activities this year They set up assembly pro grams for student entertainment They kept our stomachs full with their ice cream and pop and rmproved the water system by installing water coolers They graced the flag pol with the Iowa Flag and decorated the school lor Christmas The Student Council sponsored a turn about dance comme oratmg leap year Thanks to this organization many change have been made I Ifine . nun' 'za ar 3 ,J N 3 is fha' r E.. if :HW C 1 g H . , . . . . I - I. X Q F F V G OHV. Q Ai H I M -I ig A, an 'J I if at K, ip' I L-I .- ., . all . 715lI'fla' 1w ' .- I: , .- L I3 pf- Fw' , f , 1--En, 5 45 ' sg .V ,Mj,1,,,u gdb! fr ' ,wav-.xx . Y Z-. ,V I . J I l Q' ' ' gqgawkl M. 'X tI!II . f - S 5 I . I - 4 I II 'X 5 M 'f I I fl- I1- iw, ' I7 . t . ' s I ff.-2, ...K - 6 4 H .-7-F, .' . I' - 'f' ..-X ' ' 'YQ ' 'I ' ' 75. 'QI' T' ir,,'-- I F ' S 'ig, ' 'H ' Q5 Vicki and Rich busy filling the machines. Deck the Halls of RSH. f if ' . A 1, n n 5 'hl V more 'girl W HA' F j l W 'ff-f is - W' l ' ' 4' ...sr rr- at a First Semester: J. Ackley, B. Lines, J. Sult, D. Zeran, K. Staudt, K. Schmitt, A. Lines, C. Hanson, Mr. Cazanas. . Be accurate! Be creative! Beat the due date! These were ' I .CQ If, ' CB' io! Q! the imperatives that typified the spirit with which Mr. Caza- A 6 at A. V' Y , Y i nas and hisjournalism class undertook the task of compiling gg! .sl 'J :QR the news. The class had the responsibility of gathering the P 5 ' ' X ' :gr RSH news and putting it out on the Warrior page of the Rock- ' r A ford Register. They also compiled the Souvenir Issue, a sum- , we mary of the past issues, at the end of the year. 5. - . . . y V, K cgi H-ll nl X., . J H 9 l J Quill 8a Scroll-Row 1: B. Batty, C. Ward, T. Frascht, J. Keniry, M. Crowell. Row 2: C. Shindelar, B. Borchard, K. Staudt, J. Leider, A. Lines, D. Steuben, M. Schweizer, L. Stiles, J. Paulsen, Mr. J. Cazanas. Missing: L. Geilenfeld, C. Hanson. STAFF PUBLISHES RECGRD 39 ISSUES wr' I '4' . - 4-X 'S-'T' 1: nd Semester-Row 1 : D. Tompkins, D. Naumen, S. Balkenende, J. Smith, C. Merfeld, C. McKigney. Row 2: Mr. Cazanas, Lines, D. Carroll, A. Lines, J. Leider, D. Fullerton, T. Frascht, M. Crowell, B. Messier, J. Keniry, D. Havens, M. Kolbet, L. ri Row l: C. Scott, K. Whalen, J. Lauterbach, K. Kreider, M. Dolan, M. Jansen, S. Schubert, M. Burke, K. Hanson. Row 2: J Smith, J. Bass, C. Christensen, J. Paulsen, D. I-louser, B. Eggena, C. Ward, B. Batty, J. Keniry, K. Fullerton, C. Brandau, J. O'Rourke. Row 3: Mr. D. Miller, K. Koch, S. Koehler, C. Trettin, D. Haller, K. Staudt, D. Roberts, K. Govro, B. Lines, R. Clifton, D. Ewen, D. Steuben. 9 INDUCTED I T0 NHS On March 29, 1968, nine new members were inducted into the Rockford Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety. The new members, 7 sophomores, 1 junior, and l senior, were initiated in a ceremony conducted before the entire student body. Genevieve Staudt, former Dean of Women at Elmhurst College in Chicago, was guest speaker for the ceremony held in the high school gym- nasium. l:llLH Miss Genevieve Staudt inspires the students of RSH. . 4 New members of the National Honor Society. Q x. J' B. Wood, L. Schweizer. Row 2: J. Howe, J. Lines, D. Reiman, R. Clifton, B. Messier, G. Nash, D. Tegtmeier, B. D. Schultz, T. Shindelar, D. Harms, M. Anderson, P. Brunner, R. Demaray, D. Reiman, R. Pfertzel, R. Ehle- L. Winters, J. Ackley, D. Dolan, D. Haller, B. deBuhr, K. Staudt, D. deBuhr, S. Kingery, D. Smith, J. Ausen, M. D. White, J. Marlowe, J. Lauterbuch, L. Fulk. D. Steuben. R CLUB SPONSORS CONCESSIGN STAN The 1967-68 R Club, consisting of 45 boys and 14 girl-members began their fund-raising activities by gather- ing corn from fields and selling the corn to the elevator. The R Club also earned money by working in the conces- sion stand during the home basketball and wrestling meets These activities financed the trips to the state basketball tournaments at Des Moines and the wrestling tournaments at Waterloo. Club takes over concession stand from sophomores. -gp eated: L. Geilenfeld, D. Mitchell, C. Ward, B. Batty, V. Ewald, S. Koehler, C. Shindelar, C. Kock. Standing: J. O'Rourke . Fullerton, C. McKigney, Mr. G. Geilenfeld, J. Smith, T. Marzen, P. Ewald. 1: B. Koehler, G. Warner, T. Ouakenbush, J. Sult, A. Lines, M. Schweizer, L. Schultz, A. Lines, B. Borchard, C. Kol- l in Seated: A. Lines, J. Smith, Pres. J. Keniryg R. Leaman, V.-Pres. D. Mitchell, M. Neal, Sec.-Treas. B. Batty. Standing: L. Geilenfeld, C. Schultz, J. Marzen, K. Krieder, M. Burke, S. Johnson, M. Morphew, B. Eggena, J. Smith, J. Ewald, J. Bass, D. Haller, K. Staudt, J. Ackley, C. Carroll, B. Borchard, Advisors Mr. Robert Druckrey and Mr. David Miller. TODAY'S STUDENTS, J TOMORROW'S TEACHERS The FTA had a year-long policy of trying to learn as ing the teacherls classroom policy. Many of the members much about teaching as possible. This they did by attend- also served as substitutes when teachers were absent. The ing prospective teachers conventions around the state. group raised money by sponsoring sockhops. They finishe Many of the students also worked with teachers in the the year with a tea for the teachers. classrooms checking tests, planning worksheets and study- T A a -- 1, f .ll U-if , ik , f .' P- ' A ' v sv 'I 'll' L El -if-' ' 'T ' .J ' V - ' A ' ff 7 't -7 A ,S p x ' S - 1' 4 A ' ' i' I if 'TTI is 1 T n. I- we . -.fn 1 1-XQTETT 'fl ,l i it f 2 . V' v,.. g -sl-l5..V,i A YY- -- . ft- i I T' jf' tx ., if 'Q 5 ' ' ui ' ana . ..,. -em g FTA members VOtiI1g fOr officers. Senior members discuss plans with Mr. Miller. -rf 4 2 ca fb l .1 I l ix ' r L. Krull, C. Demaray, B. Eggena, M. Dolan, C. Trettin,W. Reed, Seated: T. Marzen, C. Merfeld, C. Staudt. Standing: B. Fish, C. Ward, J. Paulsen, Advisor Mrs. Losee. NA HELP WITH MEASLES VACCINE They took their annual FNA trip to Vinton, Iowa, to The Future Nurses of America was organized for girls in- ' ' tour the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School. They toured terested in nursing to meet together to discuss and partici- pate in any activities that will encourage, enlighten, and de- the campus, classrooms, and dormitories. This trip was both velop their interest in health careers and to help them be- educational and interesting for the girls. The last project of come active, well-informed citizens. Their monthly meet- the FNA was helping with the measles vaccination by sooth- ings were planned and carried out by the members. This year ing crying children, mastering the band-aide technique and the FNA had guest speakers at their meetings, went to the collecting money. Floyd County Memorial Hospital at Charles City, and went Christmas caroling to the homes of the shut-ins in Marble Rock. Ei I H - - . - , A x F . r . .. li . l :L -V A Officers and advisor checking the route to Vinton. Seated: S. Balkenende, J. Schmitt, V. Ewald, P. Ewald, C. Hansen, D. Nauman, D. Zeran, P. Matte. Standing: K. Whalen, M. Kolbet, D. Fullerton, L. Kaiser, B. Fish, P. Staudt, D. Havens, K. Paulus, B. Eggena, N. Schafer, L. Stiles, I. Baehne, Mrs. Ber- nice Crimmings, instructor, A. Schmidt. FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS TCU Joanne Keniry, our Future Homemaker. The 36 members of the Future Homemakers of America were very active this year. Among their activities were the successful soup supper held January 22, and the annual Val- entine's Dance held February 10. The FHA used part of the money raised during the year to go on their tour of the Am- ana Colonies. This year's president was Pat Ewald and the group's ad- visor was Mrs. Bernice Crimmings, home economics teacher. Sophomor Homemakers: Seated: M. Jansen, T. Vala, B. Parcher, C. Collet, T. O,Rourke, P. Jeffrey, K. Kreider, C. Grady Standing: C. Helmers, L. Muller, K. Hanson, J. Dolan, S. Johnson, L. Sido, A. Dean, Advisor Mrs. Bernice Crimmings. ANA COLONIES i. K. Y 6 I 1 A ,J , -. . .-.r sq' .- 1 'J 'W 'J 4-N . ,Aqx . as . . - 1' 7' .' 'L'-53, l 3 ,SL 1 W 'W ' V lf. J' - J 1 X. , , 41. ,, 1-.-Q ,Lie ::T- ,YV,, - H 'L HA Officers: C. Collet, Music Chairman LJ. Schmitt,Trea- Cleaning UP is the'10UsheSt Part Of h0U5ekeePif1g- rerg C. Hansen, Secretary, P. Ewald, President, D. Nau- an, Dist. Representative, V. Ewald, V.-President, B. Eg- na, Historian, C. Paulus, Parliamentarian. 44 , 51 7 . -5? Eff' G 6 -ei' xgfvr 'wf' Q , ' .' ' Y' r , l i' N, 'gal' 'ff l1,'I 6 559- xg gtgaqfyl 95 2 6 1? ,'i .' 3 , . 25 , Q Q Q M ll ix f n,J V. K I Eng! 4 'f QQ? sf vi W V K G A-r .. Q '9'7 TW 'ff Ns vfwvvf' Q Q QS,- nm , ,pn . ' 'fi -' QW MFI ye mix , 4 l fs 0 x , Candidates: Kay Fullerton, Carina Kock, Bar- Rick presents Vicki with honorary jacket. Eggcna, Vicki Ewald, Charlotte Shindelar. ,.,-,,.,,..,, -. Y -- T----f . .iff KT' 'Mm ' ' ' .gfr V' n ua . ' -.5f.fi i 1 :af 1 is J 5 B 4 ff-1? it ff--z f. A if-x f-41.g-L-,- ' . . The Future. .I america strive to give members actual far fi QE53' .seg-This yearis activities included fx sellinglcitrusfi' sponsoring a speech contest, hamburger I -fry..-ef' 4 . cresafnufbust, and a hayride with the FHA Girls. I ., t S'-activities also continue into the summer with a i M . i -itiiijfgfzgiiqgrlbn bust, fair exhibits and the senior trip out west. B highlight of the year was the annual banquet Where Vicki Ewald was selected Chapter Sweetheart. Other awards Went to Charles Kolbet, Star Farmer, and Walter Schmitt, DeKalb Awardf Lester Holtaus gave the talk of the evening. 1: L. Litterer, A. Engels, B. Vorhes, M. Brandau, A. Foell, D. Burnett, M. Stiles, R. Parcher. Row 2: Mr. Leslie Ausen, Hayungs, P. Apel, J. Martin, M. Ryner, R. Pitkin, G. Weiner, P. Brunner, T. Brunner, J. Lines, D. Carney, M. Trettin, E. G. Bohlmeyer, R. Demaray, L. Button, D. Ott, K. Bushbaum, R. Sido. Row 1: J. Koehler, D. Nauman, J. Hanson, R. Jackson, L. Sido, B. Willsher. Row 2: J. Smith, D. Carroll, B. Messier, L serg J. Ewald, K. Trettin, C. Collet. Row 3: Mr. Marlyn Oeltjen, D. Schubert, D. Stayner, N. Schafer, J. Swedberg, C. V. Schmitt. , lr, ? TOMORROWSQ. BUSINESS LE DER . gf, ' - .T-T:-. Bryce and Dave keep watch over the coat check. The 1967-68 Future Business Leaders of America went on an exciting trip to Des Moines in February. Nineteen n bers toured the American Institute of Business and their new dormitory. They then went through the Look Maga Company and Bankers' Life Insurance Company. Two re sentatives of the organization went to Washington, a trip which was financed by selling Zip Code Directories and maintaining a coat check at the home basketball games a wrestling meets. Mr. Marlyn Oeltjen is the advisor of the ganization. . T I llliqq mmm . nun llulugl 'mum '- '411' l ?-'-1- . Mitchell, J. Keniry, C. Koch, L. Sido, P. LaCoste, B. Parcher, L. Krull, B. Fish, S. Paine, P. Ott. Not Pictured: Cindy Schu IZ. LIBRARIANS MAINTAIN STUDY FACILITIES The RSH library is used extensively by students and fac- lty. There are now more than 4,000 volumes in the library nd excellent reference materials. An attempt is made to r p rovide the basic reference books which are called for in I ' -.1 I lass assignments. I LJ ' if , p .I All-in-all, with readers' services, more books, and a com- -- I -B 'l lc 5' is p rtable, pleasing study area, the library proved a great as- ' s 'T ' I ' I 0 - ' t to the student. ' z . . I L, 5 , ,U 40. Dolly Mitchell records b00k CirCUlatiOI1. Carma Koch received a special award for her librarian re- sponsibilities. l .. I 4... will-- BECAUSE OF TIME AND PLAC Av 'n 'c, b N mu RTICU LAR DESIRES EVGLVE ff' 4 x ,ij I This has been some year! The experience of putting to gether the 1968 Warrior has been at times frustrating an hectic but always rewarding. Most of the staff will remem ber long work hours spent in the small annual room, bu most of all we will remember the good times and the jo that comes from working for a common goal. To so many people, I owe so much thanksg to those wh worked just a little bit longerg to those who made the extr effortg to those who were not on the staff but would stop i just to visitg and to those who pitched in and weren't eve on the staff. Assistance on the 1968 Warrior came from a staff of en thusiastic volunteers. A special thank you to Barb Batty who shared my responsibilities and devotion and whose ed itorial advice, moral support, and long hours of work mad my work more enjoyable. The history of pictures this book provides is the result o the excellent photography staff we had. Dave Steuben di a fine job and 1 express my deepest thanks, Dave and staf members were very patient in accepting assignments, writin copy, and all the other jobs necessary in putting togethe an annual. Another school year has ended, but the road is still ahead Along our road the 1968 Warrior will remind us of today'sl achievement and tomorrow's progress. 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