Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1966 volume:

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Come walk a while and see The siorg of lhe sludenls Who spend ihree gears wilh me. Linda Holder M LE CQMTEQQQ5 m 5 A-DM I Nl5TRATlON,gP- 'Q 2 ACC 7 CRC-AN P' 35C TIVI 2 R.O.-ITC, 5' TTHLE LS -5 SOPHOMORES Q :rUNfORS. -5 SE NIQRS F1-1673? Q ADVERTYSEMPN P-3 Annual Qfaff I 'ml EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR' Nancy Jo Simons Leg Cowardin BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT Susie SubIe+ BUSINESS MANAGER Judy Moran Sherry Peferson BeH'y Parks CO-ART EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY COPY EDITOR Craig Acord Debria Smirh I Jay Malone Jim Grazier Gail Rosenbaugh CO-SPORTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Eva Paladino Diana Fidone Beclcie Young Jacque Clark LAYOUT STAFF A greai deal of planning, hard worlc, and ieam- 'worlc made Jrhe publicaiion of This yearbook pos- sible. The I966 Moniicello siaff hopes 'l'ha'r The ma- Jrerial coniained wilhin 'rhese covers will be read ofren and Thai 'This year al' Thomas Jefferson will Susie Fazio sPoNsoR Mr. Gill be remembered for many years 'ro come. SPORTS LAYOUTS Terry Thomas Shari Mann i BUSINESS STAFF Chris Phillips Thaymer Tracy SPONSOR Miss Long Because You Are Dedicaied . . . We dedicale Jrhis book +o you Mr. Ros- enlhal. This is lhe I966 lvlonlicello s+afl's way of saying +hank you for all +he addilion- al lime and energy you have given in help- ing your sludenls and Jrhe sludenls ol' Tee Jay. You have gone beyond being iusl a feacher. you are also a friend +o all who know you. Your s+uden'rs leave Tee Jay knowing 'rhey have learned some+hing3 +he members of 'rhe clubs of which you are a sponsor have a feeling of belonging: and 'rhose who see you al lhe sporls and o'rher exfracurricular aclivilies know +ha'r you care. Being a leacher is a hard job in ilself. Add lo H being sponsor for lhe M. O. l. Club, co-sponsor of 'lhe Nalional l-lonor So- ciely, scorekeeper for The baskelball games. and bowling on Jrhe Teachers' bowling league and you have more Jrhan enough lo keep anyone busy. Mr. Rosenlhal gradualed from Creighlon Universify in Omaha, Nebraska in I962. He maiored in malh. Remember when The NaTional Honor SocieTy members decoraTed your car wiTh Tlowers Three years in a row? Remember The TaculTy-varsiTy baslceT- ball games you have played in? Re- member going clear To Kern Tield Tor The TooTball games? Remember ThaT The squaw of The hippopoTamus is equal To The Squaw oT The oTher Two hides ? Remember The proud feeling as you waTched your Tormer sTudenTs graduaTe? To Show Our Appreciaiion We, The I966 IvlonTiceIlo sTaTT, show our appreciaTion To you, Mr. Michael Gill, our sponsor. You have given invaluable service To us in The preparaTion oT This annual. Con- sTanTIy working, you have Taken and Tin- ished picTures and given us advice concern- ing IayouT problems. Through you we have learned The necessary procedures To con- sTrucT a good annual. You keep busy check- ing up on picTures, prooTreading copy, mal:- ing us meeT deadlines, and many oTher Tasks unlil The day The boolc is compIeTed. In addiTion To being our sponsor, you have also been assisTanT iunior varsiTy TooT- ball coach and are aT presenT, a Teacher oT The long-TorgoTTen language-I.aTin. So, speaking in your Terms, BenedicaT Te Deus! llvlay God bless you.l HAPPINESS IS . . . MEETING THE DEADLINE! Reiiring Teachers How do you puT inTo a Tew shorT paragraphs everyThing a person has done in TorTy-Tour years oT service Tor a school. A person like Mrs. Clara STrickland will always be remembered as The nucleus oT Tee Jay. Mrs. STrickland came here in i922 and righT away became noT iusT a hisTory Teacher. buT a drawing Torce in The school. ln i929 she Tounded The Sauganaugh l-lisTory Club and in l93O The Nu Omega Sigma LiTerary SocieTy. During The I95O's she began The Task of sponsoring The senior class. Mrs. STrickland also worked very hard and puT ouT The TirsT yearbook. sponsored AlTau. and is celebraTing The anniversary of her TwenTieTh year as sponsor oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy. Only devoTion To her sTudenTs could have kepT Mrs. STrickland here. aT Tee Jay. MRS. STRICKLAND Mr. Harold Jones has a way of puTTing his sTudenTs aT ease so ThaT They can work up To Their capabiliTies. Since he came To Tee Jay in I934, he has prepared girls Tor excellenT secreTarial posiTions. We are sure Mr. Jones' Tormer sTudenTs will long remember him and all oT Tee Jay will miss him. phi MR. JONES Miss Hazel Miller came here in 1925 as iournalism insTrucTor. Miss Miller was praised as always ready and willing To help in any way she can To make The SIGNAL a beTTer paper. ln i930 Miss Miller Tounded The Will Rogers ChapTer, Quill and Scroll. As a iournalism, hisTory, and English Teacher, Miss Miller will always be remembered. 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A IB A 1 -A - f 1 ,,.n , . ,H , 12' M. ig? ,1 M, EQ , : iv wk , I 1 We ' 'Yi 'J 1 , A-Q V 'L is , W '1 515 1 ,,.. af: s .L , . ...f .1 -V ., , L wa 'f '- . ,, ,, , ,Q fu. W, . .-fb Vw, Q W, gl. I V K f V. L,A. fag-amlgg' ,,, , ,.,. .,1, 'J-'12, 7? 1 ni, Mwafy-V i . . QEQQ, . -A .ep 4 a K I m I3 SU PERINTENDENT Mr. Mourer, superiniendenf of 'rhe Council Bluffs School Syslem. has been working ar full capaciiry for many years. He is deeply apprecialed for his many hours of hard work and dedicaiion. ASSISTANT SU PERINTENDENT Aiding Mr. Mourer is as- sisirani' superiniendenr. Mr. Jones. Everyone appreciaies ihe work he has done in help- ing our school sysfem run smoofhly. SCHOOL BOARD L. fo R.: Mr, Jack Perers, Mrs. U. J. Collignon. Mr. Lesrer Haas Mr. William Cufler-Pres., Dr. Frederick Marsh, Mr. Richard Siou- fer. Mr. Sam Brown-V. Pres. Principal Principal. Mr. Bernard U. Bolfon. has been af Thomas Jefferson for ninefeen years. l-le has been principal for fhe pasf fiffeen years. i Much of his fime has been devofed fo making Thomas Jefferson one of fhe finesf high schools in Iowa. Alfhough his iolo is demanding. he seems fo have fime for everyfhing. By doing fhis he has won fhe respecf of loofh sfudenfs and faculfy. Vice-Principal Before becoming Vice-Principal of Thomas Jef- ferson, Mr. Sfeven Field faughf biology for five years and was a boxing coach. Taking parf in such maffers as scheduling, guidance, discipline and rec- ords falces up mosf of his fime. ln his spare fime he is dedicafed fo his prize-winning collies. i if f wif ,, ,...., . ,,,.. ..,... 1, ' 1 - fi' M x g.,,l:.'! ,. J I 555:11 ,, ssss . gllii -nv-...M 1 Er , .. ., T ,.,X., L,.,,,Z as l, '. r T They are behind all fesfing programs such as fhe fall ITED fesfs, pre-college enfrance ex- ams, Preliminary-Scholasfic-Apfifude Tesfs lPSATl. and fhe American College Tesf TACTJ. which is given on fwo differenf days. They visif wifh fhe counselors from various colleges, in- sfrucf sfudenfs in. preparing fheir high school program prior fo college and defermine schol- arships for fhe sfudenfs. Besides being fhe 'guidance direcfor for Thom- as Jefferson. Miss Grubb is very acfive in fhe communify. She is on fhe Poffawafamie counfy board of TB and l-lealfh Associafion. a member of fhe Alfrusa club sings in fhe church choir d if I ' ii ' ' Di lil an or re axafion s e enioys concerfs, readinigyymx and lisfening fo music. X I6 T llfiliflilfi Mr. Miller is in charge of fhe adulf educafion af Thomas Jefferson and fhis fakes up mosf of his fime. l-le be- longs fo eighf feaching organizafions and is an agenf for fhe GED fesfs for adulfs. For enioymenf and relaxafion he lilces fo go flying, hunfing. deep sea fishing or wafer skiing. ' 1',sLj,,Al fLsi9iiiQ!li Ili' ' Si i 'fQQ!i.'T'l'iS!f , Wlmlii fl The counseling cenfer is one of fhe busiesf places in Thomas Jefferson. The counselors do many fhings besides fheir regular dufies of fix- ing schedules and school records and seffing up a scholasfic sysfem. Counseling Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Beckman are The secreTaries in Thecounseling cenTer and are always ready and will- ing To help wiTh any problem +I-15+ mighT come up. The counselors also Tigure The sTudenTs' grade poinT averages Tor The records and senior class rank. IT you wanT a good iob, The counseling cenTer is The place To go. Tor They can give your would-be employer a recommendaTion. Cenier Besides all This our cusTodians oT The rec- ords have To keep up To daTe every year on The ever changing vocaTional maTerial in all Tields and The changing requiremenTs oT col- leges and universiTies, and prepare ThermoTax copies oT The sTudenTs' records Tor jobs and college enTrance. When he isn'T being a counselor, Mr. La- lv1anTia is in charge oT The boys golT Team in The spring and is co-sponsor oT The M.O.l. club. For relaxaTion he enioys bowling. hunT- ing. or Tishing. ln The summer he can be Tound spending his Time in CaliTornia. l-le is a mem- ber of The Lion's club and music is his hobby. Qecreiaries y Very busy is Mrs. Peg Friedrich. Her job is fo manage all school funds by paying bills. keeping fhe accounfs of our clubs. and making a defailed reporf fo fhe Board of Educafion every monfh. This is Mrs. Friedrich's firsf year as an office sec- refary. For nine years she worked in T.J.'s cafeferia. Keeping up wifh her fwo feen-age daughfers fakes up mosf of Mrs. Friedrich's fime af home. l Keeping fhe office running smoofhly is fhe iob of Mrs. Beck. She fakes care of regisfrafion. calls subsfifufe feachers, makes ouf fhe faculfy payroll, and is Mr. Bol1'on's secrefary. Also Mrs. Beck is one of T. J.'s mosf avid sporfs enfhusiasfs. We appreciafe her inferesf in fhe many acfivifies of T fhe sfudenfs. bofh in and oufside of school. i Do you have an excuse? is a common phrase heard from Mrs. Benflage, who has served T.J. for fwelve years. Taking care of The affendance is a big iob and Mrs. Benflage is very efficienf af fhis fask. In her spare fime she likes fo read, espe- cially hisforical books. Faculig ALVIN CRUMLY RICHARD ORTEZ RICHARD DAVIS Biology Biology Biology This is a fish! F-I-S-H!!! DON HANSEN Biology HARRY LOBEL Physics JOH N ROSENTHAL Honors Maih CHARLES CROUSE Algebra-Geomeiry FRANK LaMANTIA Trigonome+ry-CaIcuIuS MADGE HINKEL Geomeiry AGNES SPERA Chemisfry DENNIS EITMAN MARY DALEY DONNA THOMPSON ANNE BROKAW English English English English KAREN DAY English Debale Nobody siands around In 'Ihls classlll THOMAS HAAS English-Cr. Wriring MARY LONG English-Annual ROGER MELKUS English LARRY MOST English JOAN LaCASCIA English YOLANDA GARCIA MICHAEL GILL MARJORIE GILLESPIE REUBEN HARRISON Spanish Lafin French Journalism Annual I'Il fell Mr. Fields on youll! GARY DANIEL RYAN DENNIS GOTSCHALL CHARLES BRYANT SCHWARZKOPF Draffing Draflfing Draffing Building Consiruciion ERNEST ROBINSON Sheef Me'IeI So wha? are you s+ar ing ai7 CLINTON RICHEY Machine Shop GRANT H U NTER Prnnhng FRED MOESSNER Prmhng LEROY PICKLES P InIIn9 If my arms were a IH- +Ie bit longer. I'd show you,wI1aI' I mean! WILBUR EGE Aufo Mechanics DARCEL ADAMS VERN PECK 'GEORGE EDENBURN VICTOR LEGAULT Welding Aufo Mechanics Welding ROTC JACK HANSEN MICHAEL HOFFMAN EDWARD BREMMER KENNETH HAWKES ROBERT CAPEL Governmem' World Hisfory Hisfory 5, els! Boys! Our goal is 'I'ha+ way! CLARA MORRIS Librarian World Hislory Psychology WARD BEAN Business Law MIRIAM BOYD Ari' REU BEN FAN DERS Drama HAROLD JON ES Typing WILLIAM DAVIS Driver Educafion ERNEST OAKES Band KAREN JENSEN Vocal Music SALLY KELKER Girls' Physical DONNA BALZER Girls' Physical Educalion Educafion WILLIAM 5lMMS LLOYD JEROME Boys' Physical Boys' Physical Eclucafion Educalion NANCY TANGEMAN ETTA SHELTON Homemalcing Homemalcing Pl'llLLlS BECK Homemaking lDA DARGIN JOSEPH Typing BARTLETT Typing HARRIET '-OU'5E CHASE MICHEL Shorihand ET-l-O Typing Shor+hand Egad! Who wrofe +his? CAROL POKORNY BARBARA HANSEN GARNET WELSCH CLARA STRICTLAND Dean of Girls MARTHA WANGBERG HISLOFY GR-ACE SCH ROEDER Bookkeepnng MARY STAGEMAN Nurse QF? 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The day begins for each of 'I'hem al seven lhirly a.m. and ends a+ approxima+ely lhree in 'rhe aller- noon. Cooking for fourleen hundred sludenls and facully members is a large iob and everylhing musl be prepared in grea+ quanlily. We all Thank lhese ladies 'For Jrheir work and for 'rhe meals They prepare for us each day. Taking lime out lhese cashiers are: Kafhy Rolfe, Linda Kindberg. Pam Nelson, Charlolfe Gray. Linda Lydon. and Pam Lee. Aside from an occasional vacalion when someone drops and breaks a dish, lhe boys working in +he cafeleria are kepl lousy all of iour+h pe- riod. These boys ge+ lo Jrackle +ha'r ever-growing pile of lrays, keep clean dishes avail- able, and assisl' The cooks. Cafeieria Workers These six girls keep 'rhe lines moving smoorhly by coping wi'lh sluclenls buying carlons of milk wilh large bills, lhose buying enough food lor ren olrher peo- ple, and Jrhose inleresrecl in gel'- 'ring iusl 'rhe correcl number of calories. A greal amounr oi pa- rience and courlesy is used and ihe slrudenls can oilen be heard voicing 'rheir apprecialion +o l'he rune of clallering dishes. Performing fheir various lasks. +hese boys are: Mike Jones, Paul Beckman, Lynn Madsen. David Poinfs, Glen McLean --in .1 E F Ill? ,.:-.. Ma.: - .::,,: .1,,1'?-'.5'F'i'EL: 'm T , A ,..,:. ,... ... Y .,.,. . , M- i lil, wx Keeping +l1e school in order is lheir main obiecfive. BeH'y LeMas+er leads +l'1e parade. Leff 'lo Right Carl Miller. Paf Kilbane C. J. Haclcley. Jeff Cox. Glen Birclsong. Sam Carrubba, and Be++y Le Masier. Cusiodians Use Teamwork io Dusi. Sweep. Scrub. Dusling lockers, cleaning classrooms, doing minor repairs are some of lhe dulies of Tee Jay's Cus+oclian S+aff. Keeping fhe school clean is a big Task, buf Tee Jay's cus+oclians manage io gel 'rlwe fob clone. Can you imagine cleaning up aF+er more +l1an l.50O sluclenirs? Sandi Adamson, Cheryl Smarii, Nancy Anderson, Donna Foley, Vickie Drake, Judy Moore, and Susie Friedrich lnoi' picluredl speni' many hours working in The main office fyping i'es'l's and running Them off for ihe Teachers. l Siella Anderson worked for Mr. Wally Miller, one of our capable counselors. The girls in ihe counseling cenier helped Mrs. Springer and 'rhe counselors an hour each day. They were lcepi' busy by assisiing wiih Jrhe enrollmeni cards. helping srudenis lo- cale college and vocaiional maierial, running errands, and answering 'rhe relephone. Office Workers Judy Moore assis+s Mr. Kennelh Hawkes. Counseling Denier Lefi' 'lo Righfz Mary Harlman, Linda Duiiman. and Marsha Griffiihs inn-,, -a Mrs. Marie Benflege, affendance secrefaryi inferrupfs her busy schedule 'ro pose for an annual picfure. Leff fo Righf, Row I: Sandy Abboff, Diane Yearingfon, Sharon King, Barb Hawkins, Pam Poulos. Diana Reese, Linda Sullivan. Jane Hager. Janice Schmiff, Marsha Applegafe. Row 2: Jo Ann Corum. Helen Murphy, Debby Schulfz, Pam Maffeson, Jo Ann Harris, Marlene Hill, Paf Sfogdill. Row 3: Cafhy Richardson. Jeannine Hayes, Dena Carmin. Pam Horner, Leffi, Bradley, Bonnie Smifh, Ginny Olsen. and Nella Graves. Affendance Office Disfribufing absence lisfs: filing ex- cuses and cards: running errands: and answering fhe felephone were fhe.many iobs performed by fhe affendance girls These girls worlced each day during fheir sfudy periods fo gain experience in gen- eral office procedures. Produclion l The produclion girls help feachers by running off +es+s on lhe mimeograph and duplicaling machines. Produclion is sponsored by Mr. Joseph Bar+le+l. Lefl' lo Righh Row I: Diane Camden, Marcia McMullen, and Donna l-limberger. Row ll: Charlolle Monlgomery, Paula Nicholas, Cheryl Smylh, and Connie Ackerman. Girls' Lounge FIRST SEMESTER Lefl' 'lo Righl: Row l: Anna Myers. Diane Camden, Janice Schmill Cindy lfxmos, Diane Wendt and Dona Hall. Row ll: Linda Calfeel V Mary Richardson. Kafhy Cepuron Paull-e+'re Malhews Rila Shau h- nessy. Melody Fowler, and Trudy Miller. i g SECOND SEMESTER Lefl' fo Righf: Row l: Glenda Pelry. Dona Hall. Belsy Par- rack, Teresa Woods, and Kalhy McClary. Row Il: Diane Cam- den, Linda Calfee, Mary Richardson, Kafhy Cepuran, and Paulelle Malhews. The sludenls o'F Thomas Jefferson were saddened by The dealh of Bob Knudsen. This sophomore boy was well lilced by all who knew him. l-le had a warm smile and a 'Friendly greeiing for everyone. Mrs. Capel and Bob In Memoriam Mrs. Capel was one of 'rhe school's mosl' dedi- ca+ed sporls fans. You could coun+ on her presence and cheerful smile a+ nearly all 'rhe sporls evenls. Mrs. Capel was lhe wife of Coach Roberl' Capel. Their son Roberl' is allending Weslpoinl Mili'l'ary Academy. 5 z 1 2 l 4 i 1 as L A X, 1 5 1 X in 4. ,z xc mm mm: . z. uma we zu wmvmee mm my .mm ,...MQmwrwmmwx:M.-Mn,az:mf' Jrwmamsmumnwmwswemmmznzfwwum azr::W:wmvPwf-wwzzmsmmlas i 6 E33 AqlZZ3.WMMwSBwEmwIWwwrwN .mmm ry -4 uwwwmnwmwwmwwww I Q l 0 Q 0 'Tl E13 X Psi X - o as Here ai' Tee Jay each s+uden+ has +he key ro mos+ anyfhing Thai he or she is inieresied in. Also having a wide varieiy of organizaiions and'ac'rivi+ies in which +he siudeni' may parricipare. The sfudenis, proiecis, and ac+ivi+ies shown on fhe nex+ few pages are only a few of 'rhe Things fha? go on al' Tee Jay +ha1' will help The sfudeni gain +he lcey io a good and prosperous life. Two srudenis working very hard in chemisrry class under 'rhe direciicn of Miss Agnes Spera. Ready fo s+ar+ his 'Five minuie speech, is one of 'rhe rhings covered in sophomore English. Represenfafive John R. Hansen fDemocra+l spoke io fhe governmenr classes of Mr. Edward Bremmer. Mr. Dennis Schwieso is planning his lessons for Hwe Drama srudemis work hard fo pur our some very fine programs. week. The winner of lhe Jrrip +o Des Moines was Jim Grazier on Polarizalion of Lighl: Tweniy-'rwo siudenirs from TeeJay eniered 'rhe Cily Science Fair held al Woodrow Wilson on March Il, IQ66. One sludenir from Tee Jay won an all expense paid +rip +o Des Moines. Colors of ligh+ was done by Judy Dulce and Mary , P . The Racliahon Cloud Chamber was done by John Rolfe. elers Dave I-leacl demonsirales his model rocke+. Orhers who allended 'lhe Cily Science Fair were: Rod Eriksen, Reileclion of Ligh+: Gerald Norman, Air Gauge: Jim Wagner. Magnelic Sea Wafer Bump: Ralph De Bar, The Resonance of Pendulums: Paul Beck- man, Rockel Mode: Jeff Harris. Wave Theory of Light Gail Rosenbaugh, Waves: Richard Turner, Shol- gun Sound Snooper: Diana Fidone, Operaling a Tele- graph: Ken Walker, Cryogenies-Science of Super Cold: Gary Bouvier, To Show Jrhe Ducl' Work of a Furnace: Ronald Walion. Veclor Forces: Ron Tallamn and Tandy McClure, lnlrelligence of Rodenls: Bob Case and Mike Conslanl, Meirhods of Desalinalion: Bill Cos- Jrello and Mike Oles. House Conslruclion: Larry Horner and Mike Tracy, Whal ls Perpelual Molion and Why Does I+ Work? Dave l-lead won a 550.00 prize for his eniry and represen+ecl Thomas Jefferson a1 lhe S+a+e Fair in Des Moines. Model of a gasoline mo+or done by John Bu+ler. Alan Holmburg shows 'ihe cause of high blood pressure. Thomas Jefferson's debale leam can be very proud of +hemselves. On Ocloloer 9. 1965, ar lhe Hawkeye Tournament +wo Is'r place Trophies were won in 'rhe A and B divi- sion. ls'r place Dislricl' Debale was Doug Ras- mussen and Maurice Goldenburg. lsr place s'ra+e deloale was Kalhy Sheely and Gloria Purnell. They are also undefealed. 2nd place American League. Dick Purnell. Isl, 2nd and 3rd a+ Creighron Prep. Maurice Goldenberg. Superior ralings were given al Dislricl P Speech: Maurice Goldenberg, Evelyn Gibbs. and Doug Rasmussen. L. +o R. Row I: K. Young, G. Purnell. Row 2: E. Gibbs, D. Rasmussen, K. Shelly Row 3: J Myklelousl, W. Russell, M. Goldenberg. Nine+een ls'l'. 2nd and 3rd place ribbons were won in Individual Evenrs a+ Creighfon Prep. on December 4, l965. Tee Jay enrered fwelve sfudenrs. 39 f Xkhl Fl S XX N-Qfjx Q VAN x 'l:Q! 0 X AN N Qiudeni Back Row., L: 'lo R.. Susie Friedrich, Beckie Young. Marsha Lee, Debbie Harrill, Carolyn Shannon. Gerd Hienslorfer. Dale Baker, Pam Nelson. Diana Fldone. Brian Ahlquisl, Maurice Goldenberg, Mike Shannon, Don Henninger, Jay Malone, Linda Kerrin, Diana Robinson, Diane Howland. Cenfer. L. +o R. Dan Zdan, Julie Carpenfer. Deb Smiih, Toni Hansen, Nancy Simons, Sharon Drake. Nof prciureds Marilyn Schmiif, Kafhy Parks The Sludenl' Council officers for I966 are from l. io r. Trudy Probsl' .. l l Alica Lindsay .. Greg Mann Sandy Rowe Eva Paladino . . . . . Treasurer . . Vice-Presideni' . . . Presidenl Secrefary Elec1'ion Commissioner Council This year The sTudenT council members were elecTed on an enTirely new basis. RaTher Than having a represenTaTive Trom each home room. The school is divided inTo disTricTs and Two people are elecTed Trom each disTricT. There are Thir- Teen disTricTs giving 26 Council members. The candidaTes campaigned and made speeches wiThin Their disTricTs unTil voTing day arrived. STudenTs Then voTed Tor The person oT Their choice. The STudenT Council, sponsored by Mr. Ward Bean. holds The Sno-Ball dance each year. ConTrary To TradiTion. iT was changed Trom a semi-Tormal dance To a dressy skirTAand sweaTer dance. and iT proved To be a greaT success. The Twirp Week dance was also sponsored by The STudenT Council. A new innovaTion aT The Twirp Week dance This year was a conTesT To deTermine The boy wiTh The preTTiesT legs. Debbie Harrill and Greg Mann help decoraTe The Tieldhouse Tor The dance. The winner Then received as -a grand prize-a garTer! One oT The oTher acTiviTies of The group is sending Tlowers To sTudenTs who are in The hospiTal. The main purpose oT The STudenT Council is To sTrive Tor a beTTer school Tor boTh The sTudenTs and The TaculTy. One oT The mosT pressing problems ThaT They are Trying To solve is The condiTion of The sTudenT parking loT. They hope To have iT paved or blackTopped someTime in The near TuTure. Probably The mosT muscular legs oT The courT were Those of Bob Case. 43 Characier NATIONAL HONOR socisrv Y ff S . 5 5 i 7 S The annual induclion ceremony for Jrhe Thomas Jefferson High School Chapler of The Naiional Honor Socie'ry look place on Wednesday, April 6, I966. Carrying our an Easler mood, The ceremony included de- volions and sacred music seleclions. Two-Year Members, Is+ Row, L. To R.: T. Woods, N. Moore, C. Fraley. J. Clark. C. Hourigan, 2nd, M. Todd. K. Parks. S. Walla. J. Planlilcow. S. Anderson. P. Anfinson, M. Honig, 3rd, W. Nixon. J. Wagner. P. Garrean. M. Gibler, G. Mann. R. Oshlo. Sponsor Mrs. Slriclcla nd Old and New Junior Members, Isl' Row, L. 'lo R.: D. Smilh S. Carfer. M. Ege, B. Young. D. Fidone. P. Wendi. K. Sewell S. Friedrich, J. Moran. 2ncl. B. Hanson. G. Drake, C. Phillips M. Davis, C. Gollbrechl. D. Ellis, K. Sheely, D. Walker, 3rd G. Purnell,'J. Henry, P. Hansen, D. Hansen, J. Dulce L Colle++, J. Harris, A. Barlon, 4+h, M. Lee, J. Carpenler. Li Cowardin, L. Shanno, W. Brown. S. Mann, 5+h, R. Geiberl J. Lawless, F. Broolcs, K. Young. P. Lee, A. Hubbard. J Olsen, bih, W. Russel. R. Fienholcl, V. Ellio++. D. Fernley J. Mykelbusr, D. Rasmussen, M. Goldenburg. Leadership NHS ATTer The hisTory, qualiTicaTions, and sTand- ards oT CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP. LEADERSHIP, ancl SERVICE were explained To The sTudenTs, The new members were in- Troducecl. According To TracliTion, I57., oT The upper one-Third oT The seniors lnineTeenl, IO7, of The upper one-TourTh oT The Iuniors, lTorTy-Tivel, and STX, oT The upper one-TourTh oT The sophomores lTwenTy-sixl were chosen. Scholarship The New Senior Members, lsT Row, L. To R.: V. Lampi, L. Jensen, J. Carlin, J. SchmiTT, S. Drake, 2nd, R. KenneTT, S. SulhoTT, D. Wood, S. Lawson, J. Branson, 3rd A. Holmberg, R. Erickson, T. Podraza. D. Purnell, 4Th, L. Wright L. Knauss, K. ScoTT. C. Gilmore, noT picTured: D. Robinson. Service Sponsor M r. RosenThal Sophomore Provisional Members, IsT Row, L. To R.: S. WeaTherill, J Reese. D. Grau, J. Hager. M. Conlooy, S. SeaTon. 2nd, S. Burkey D. Schroder, S. HunTer, J. Feelcin, L. Feelcin, C. Ossman, P. Holden 3rd, C. King, R. Hanson, D. STrong, N. Graves, A. Bradley, 4Tl1, S Lovercheck, J. Heckerman, G. Johnson, K. Harvey, J. Conner. Year Vicki Abeis Carol Dieiz Connie Fooie Ami' GFGVSS Jim Grazier Mary Harfman Donna Himberger Linda Kerrin Gib Klefsfad KSU I-ininqer Jay Malone Ivy Moore Roger Nansel Eva Paladino Pam Peferson - I ff fl v, if 'z L ' Janice Savage Pam Pouios Trudy Probs+ Don Rickerfsen Beverly Rossow Alan Schroder Nancy Simons Debby Smifin Frances Sirong Susie Subief N.H.9. Members mof Picfured-Dan zdany Fronl Row, L. fo R.: Jacque Clark, Trudy Probsl. Connie Foole Mr Harrison Second Row Susie Sublel Frances Slrong Nancy Jo Simons. JoAnn McKenzie. , a Quill n Scroll Quill and Scroll. under Hs adviser, lvlr. R. A. l-lar rison, is an inlernalional sociely for journalisls. Mem bers musi be iuniors or seniors. loe in The upper one Third ollhis class. and have supervisory recommenda lions. Fronl Row, L lo R: Marge Davis Milne Cronin Sharon Drake, Baclc: Kaihy McClary Anna Myers Red Cross Represen+a+ives in Fronf Row, L fo R: M. Smifh, C. Smifh, D. Smifh, B. Parks, J. Clark, G. Purnell, G. Pefry, Miss Dargin, Second Row: K. Kelly, C. Schafer, C. Goffbrechf, L. Childers, J. Wilderman. B. Pogue, M. Rocha, S. Diefmen, J. Souser, J. Annin, P. Greenwood, Third Row: L. Prifchard, A. Hubbard, L. Woods, H. Murphy, B. Beffs, S. Johnson,'S. Scoular, D. Cosfello. D. Fidone, J. BeVirf,'Fourfl1 Row: P. Fuller, K. Sheely, T. Tracy, L. Cowardin. J. Meines, D. Harrill, V. Drake, S. Schroeder, L. Gardiner, C. Dawson, Fiffh Row: C. Gil- more, D. Kesferson, P. Sfogdill, E. Laughfon, M. Forcade, T. Miller, M. Applegafe, B. Kohl, V. Abels, J. Harrison, J. McKensie. Sponsor ...... Presidenf ....... Vice Presidenf . . . Secrefary ..... Treasurer .... The Junior Red Cross is a loenefif fo Thomas Jeffer- son and a reflecfion of fhe Tee Jay sfudenfs. Con- necfed wifh 'rhe cify Red Cross Office clownfown, fhe club members work for fhe purpose of giving a liffle ... Miss Dargin .. . . . Candy Smifh Judy Wilderman .. . Jacque Clark Paf Greenwood of Themselves 'ro help ofhers. Represenfefives are se- lecfed from each homeroom and affend bi-monfhly meefings in room eighfy-one affer school. Red Cross Aliernaies Fronf Row. L fo R: J. Arviclson, B. Mersick, S. Rhodes, M. Wilcken, D. Howland, J. Miller, S. Graybill, D. Mclnfosh, Secon: R-ow: Brown, C. Kennedy, B. Smilh, A. Schroeder, M. Gibbler. C. Hellman, D, Fielder, J. Hall, Third Row, J. Core, P. Hessman, . ee, . Lewis, V. Kinney, T. Ferris, E. C-Bibbler, Fourfh Row: F. Mann, C. Ackerman, C. Horigan, C. Phillips, J. Carpenler, S. Walla, J. Konecny, S. Johnson pe 0CR CAN .1 8 'Q I o 4 D 04 Each homeroom also has an allernaie lo aH'encl Red Cross meeiings, eilher wilh or in place of The represenlaiive. Bolh lhe allernaie and represenlalive groups have pariicipaleol in many aciivilies. They helped buy maierials io pack one hundred gif+ boxes To send overseas, packed Thanksgiving baskels for The needy, and collecled 3583.33 'from homerooms in 'Their membership drive. The Red Cross members are rewarded wilh The knowledge +hal They were generous enough lo give of Themselves +o help o'rhers who were less forlunaie. The Sigma , :, mulmsse wsfr is in M ss'- f r '!l:ii:rsrellll,l,-- ll if ll lillil iilllliillllfi ll a fill asm ! r will rl ' gl',ll.E'l, 5 ' : , glllsfssgjlaggfjggfgfggzfifigp'j52.5., r 5rfffilfisrrlrlfflllm lil' M5111 I-rglllfslgf, J - is - .1 -'1- r lla lllllllfll if R Al l , : - , as WS' 1- r - ?!Q+ x : We? , 5 isa!! AI M piggy sg Era ig!- Trudy Probsl and Connie Foole review a Signal Craig Acord and Mr. Harrison discuss piclure edilion. deadlines. To prinl' failhfully lhe slories of +he year, lhe efficienl Signal slaif lhrough lireless efforls. were rewarded wilh a pa- per of lasling qualily. Under The supervi- sion ol Mr.- R. A. l'lar- rison, 'rhe iournalism ll sludenls published lhe paper bi-monlhly. Frances Sfrong and Jacque Clarlc galher a news- Larry Mace. Susie Sublel, and JoAnn McKenzie lake lime oul fo review 'rheir ads. Firsl Semesler Edllor .......... Managing edilor Associafe edilor Associale edilor Business manager Fealure edilor . . Spor'l's edilor . . . mggszzcesri .. ,. :N A Y , gs ,gli - if i ii il ' 2, E f s ' l,.ii'Q llgliifll fsflillsziss l li ' l r 'gm ' Phofographer ...... Reporlers ..... lla --slaggsf Y - 'Q is , ' ' is A xiii. lem ,si ilxllxli .. Connie Poole . . . Trudy Probsl' .. Jacque Clark . Frances Slrong JoAnn McKenzie . . . . . Susie Sublel . . . . Larry Mace . .. Craig Acord Mary Richardson Reggie Simmons Alan McNul+y Mary Richardson and Reggie Simmons inlerview Chipper belween muffled growls. W.. Paper f S iiilliiliif Sharon Drake and Anna Myers soliciT ads over The phone. The Signal sTaTT is a selecT group oT sTudenTs who have had Journalism 2. 3. and sorne- Times 4. To be eligible, They musT have a B average in English. A Tew oT The special aTTracTions in every issue are The inTeresTing columns: Teen of The Week . AThleTe oT The Week , and Hobby oT The Week . The Signal has received many local, naTional. and re- gional awardsg one oT These being The honored NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion award. VincenT EIlio'rT and Mike Cronin chalk up brownie poinTs. The smiling Trio of Marge Davis. KaThy McClary, and Joe Gibler pose Tor The birdie. Second Semesier Bi-MonThlg Mr. R. A. Harrison checks a lasT minuTe headline. EdiTor ......... AssociaTe Ed iTor AssociaTe EdiTor . . . , . Business Manager SporTs EdiTor . . . Make-up EcliTor .... -. . ReporTs ....... Sharon Drake VincenT EllioTT ,-Mike Cronin . Marge Davis .. . Joe Gibler KaThy McClary Connie ShaTTer Dick Nelson Linda SpeTman Noreen Clinkenbeard K 2 ,r li I M, 5 .T d!,i.,z- di M ,- W.-,r1r.1..V,..sggV .. .W l5i5m:,gie..,,1,, mlW F..z.1sfiiefzgicsism.,slum . ,.1izazas.eis!-senile.. M we ,, , , ,., Connie ShaTTer. Noreen Clinkenbeard. Dick Nelson, and Linda SpeTman Thumb Through an old Signal. L. +o R. Row I. Kay Young, Bridgef Wilson. Susan O'Hara. Rose Malfeson, Row 2, Jacque Clark. Denise Walker, Kalhy Johnson Linda Kerrin, Don Henninger, Buzz Bingham. Row 3, Tandy McClure. Marilyn Todd. Anna Myers. Frances S+rong. Carol Gafrosl' Nancy Simons. Sponsor-Mr. Thomas Haas Q Creaiive Wriiing Crealive wrifing is a class for s+uden'l's inl'eres+ed in wril- ing as a career or a hobby. During The firsl' semesler lhey wrole shorl slories. de- scripiive essays, and oiher prose pieces. They also wrole and siudied poeiry: lhe main Jrypes being classical. semi- classical and free verse. The second semesler was very ledious buf rewarding as each sluclenl was required +0 wrile a novel. The fine work of ihe crealive wriiing class is exhibiied in Their book called Lighi' in The Window: +he subliile being 1 Roollop Anlhology. wr- ' L lo R Row I' Mrs Boyd--sponsor A Graves D Burgslrum-Treasurer, A. Frieze-Secrelary, B. Wilson4Presiden+. L. Childress- b S. V. President M. Gargas. K. Trimmer: Row 2: S. Garrison, D. Maclnlosh, T. Brockman, B. Hawkins, K. Kelley. P. Pooflen arger, Fazio, C. Sanders. C. Richardson, G. Drake. J. Miller: Row 3: R. Doner, L. Gardner, C. l-ladden, N. Norris. J. Oviall. J.'Mine, P. Falconer. J. Hayes. J. Carler, V. Kinne, L. Quandf: Row 4: S. Bowers. C. Thacker. P. Garrean, S. All, S.'Hineman. S. Sayers. D. Eddy, N. Graves. J. Quandl, T. Miller: Row 5: M. Libby, G. Klefslad. B. Cole, N. Ward, K. Marlin, C. Rodenbough, L. McClelland. J. Wilson, K. Poole, B. Parks. Ari Club The Arr Club Jrhis year had many proiecls. l'he mosl oulslanding one being 'rhe Glenwood proiecl. Sludenls from various schools in 'rhe area wenl 'ro lhe Glenwood slale school and painled various Jrienls. Besides This lhey wenl on an arl' Trip lo Ce- dar Falls, Iowa. lor an arlr lair. colored carloon piclures on 'rhe walls 'lor Jrhe pa- L. To R. Row I: D. Schroder, L. Merk, K. Young, B. BeTTs. G. Purnell, Mrs. Day. Row 2: D. Rasmussen, R. HoselTon. B. Bingham. S Grosvenor, C. Johnson. K. Sheely. E. Gibbs Row 3: M. Goldenburg, D. STurgeon, B. SmiTh, J. MyklebusT. B. Russel, C. Gilmore, G Johnson DebaTe This year was an acTive and proTiTable one Tor The Tee Jay debaTers as They parTicipaTed in various conTesTs in The Nebraska-lowa locale. Taking aTTirmaTive or negaTive views, The sTudenTs clashed on The I965-I966 official Topic. Resolved: ThaT The Federal GovernmenT should adopT a program oT compulsory arbiTraTion in labor managemenT dispuTes in basic indusTries. A highlighT of The clebaTe season was The winning of Two TirsT place Trophies on OcTober 9 aT The Hawkeye TournamenT. Harlan, Iowa. Maurice Goldenburg. Doug Rasmussen, Gloria Purnell, KaThy Sheely. Joel MyklebusT, Bill Russell, Kay Young, and Evelyn Gibbs were The winning Teams. Besides Their regular MeTropoliTan League and oTher area debaTe TournamenTs, The group also be- came involved in oTher Types of speech evenTs. Several copped TirsT. second. and Third place rib- bons aT CreighTon Prep Speech MeeT and Dick Purnell placed second in The American Legion Ora- Tory ConTesT. STuclenTs oT compeTiTive speech look Torward To an evenTFul and beneTicial I966-I967. Froni Row, Leif io Righ+: Mr. Hunler. Bob Aguiniga, Chuck Baxley Roy Myhlousen Second Row Leff fo Rlghi' Ed Gardner Millard Camp, Harlan King, Mike Pogge, Jim Laudon The Prini Club ai Tee Jay is aciive wiih many assignmenis. They prinl noi only The bi-monihly Tee Jay Signal, bu+ also lhe Abraham Lincoln Echos. They design and prinf Jrhe programs and adveriizing poslers for all The school plays ancl musicals pre- senlecl by boih schools. Because of iheir many hours of worlc, which are beneficial io so many siudenis and faculiy members. Jrhis club is a credif 'ro Tee Jay. Prini Club Row I: L. 'ro R.: D. I-lowland, J. Bevir+, C. Goirbrechi, C. Smirh. M. Halien. K. Rofhe, D. Hansen, J. King, J. Tobias, Mrs. Garcia. Row 2: M. Conboy, Kifly Koch, J. Brown, L. Lydon, C. Maher, L. Spires. P. Morrey, S. Rhodes, P. Johnson. Row 3: L. lmler, L. Feekin, L. Merlc, S. Ackerman, K. Ahrens, S. Kopera, K. Youngs, S. Siolcer, R. Hunf. Row 4: D. Thomas, S. Lovercheck T. Dreger, G. l-lohnson, Greg Welsh, J. Slreel, K. Pelerson, M. Shepard, E. Lawion. The Spanish Club, composed of 36 members and lary- under 'rhe direcrion of Mrs. Yolanda Garcia, meels The presiding officers are: ihe iirslr Friday of each monrh. During some of 'rhese meemmgs films are Shown abou,r H16 Spanish way of Presidenf. ............... ..... J ulene BeVir+ . . . Vice-Presldeni' . . . . . . Carla Goirbrechl life. Many Jrlmes games are played which enable mem- T M + H H bers +0 belrlrer increase iheir knowledge and vocabu- reasurer argare a en Spanish Club L. fo R. Row I: Agnes Spera-sponsor, Joy Thorson. Beverly Rossow, Ken Lininger, Alan Schroder, Bill Russell, Kay Young, Carol Diefz, Janice Savage, Richard Orfez-sponsor. Row 2: Rick Hoselfon, Paf Garrean. Sfephanie Waugh. Ralph DeBar. Sue Johnson. Connie Phillips. Maureen Marlcuson, Hoyce Wilson. Carla Goffbrechf, Abbie Hubbard. Row 3: Carole Hourigan. Paul Beckman. Frances Sfrong, Joel Mylclebusf, Alan l-lolmberg, Gilberf Klefsfad, Dale Baker, Linda Colleff. Science Club The science club is comprised of people sharing a common inferesf. science. The club is an affil- iafion wifh fhe JETS-Junior Engineering Technical Sociefy, and among ofher proiecfs fhey collecfed Buffernuf coffee sfrips af Chrisfmas. They had many speakers come fo falk fo fhe group and fhey also sponsored fhe disfricf Engineering Apfifude Tesf. The club was sponsored by fwo science feach- ers, Mr. Richard Orfez and Miss Agnes Spera. Officers of fhe club included: Presidenf ..... .... K en Lininger V. Presidenf .. Alan Schroder Secrefary . . . . . . Bev Rossaw Treasurer . . . . . . Bill Russell The French Club L. To R. Row l: Joel MyklebusT-Treas., Judy Duke-Pres., JoAnn Harris-V. Pres., Donna STrong-Sec., Carol King, Pam, Holden, Virginia Olsen, Vicki Childs, Mrs. Gillespie-Spon., Row 2: Judy Reeves, Marlene Sorenson, Janice Feekin, Janice Tysor, Laura Waugh, Nancy Tompkins, Nancy Forcade, Susan O'Hara, Pal' WendT, Bruce Phillips Row 3: Trudy Mark, Joan Arvidson, Abbie BarTon, Judy Olsen, Kay Ahrens, Diane WendT, Shari Mann, Mary HarTman, Gloria Drake. Row 4: Dan Wick, Bob BryanT, Doug Oshlo, Nick Nalach, Susan Burkey, RoberTa PeTerson, DoniTa Grau, Nella Graves, Bonnie SmiTh. Que Tu es b'eTel This year The French Club was very busy wiTh a wild iniTiaTion parTy aT Mrs. Gillespie's: poTluck aT Laura Waugh's, wiTh Sue Cren- zer oT Omaha U. speaking To Them abouT her Two monThs in India wiTh The ExperimenT in lnTernaTional Living: ChrisTmas carolling, in French, aT The homes OT Tive French speaking families in Council Bluffs: an evening meeTing in February, Mrs.'Fellman oT CenTral High, Omaha, Talked To Them in French abouT her Trip To France. She covered The same rouTe as used in The sTudenTs Tilm TexTg a French arT Tour OT Joslyn Memorial in April, conclucTed in French by a naTive Frenchwoman guide: and The annual sTeak-Try held in May. Fronl' Row: J. OviaTT, T. WhiTe. R. STeadman, K. Parks-Treas., K. McCormick, Baci: Row: J. Clarlc Pres., D. SmiTh B. Rossow, C. Hourigan-Sec.. M. Griffin. C. DieTz-V. Pres., D. STrong. Librarg Club The Library Club has had parTies wiTh several oT surrounding schools. Miss Morris, our librarian. ThaT This shows cooperaTion beTween The The librarians. and The library assisTanTs. The celebraTed many OT The holidays wiTh parTies, The new members wiTh a parTy aT The oT The year, and held The usual poTluclc Tor The club members' moThers. These girls are members OT a service club. They noT only The sTudenTs, buT many oT The TaculTy Hrs. The help They give is enjoyed by every- This year The club is selling plasTic paper as Their annual sales proiecT. The club is Torward To having many new sophomore nexT year. The Pulure Homemalcers of America Club is composed of girls sharing an inleresl' in The home and Jrheir lurure as l-lomemalcers. The club goes +o a clislricl' ancl slale convenlion and lhey have various pariies and proiecls Jrhroughoul The year. The officers ofljrhe club include: Presiden+ ..... .... S ue Walla V. Presideni' .... ,. Joyce Branson Secrefary , .. , . . Chris Phillips Treasurer . . , , . Sherri Bowers Hisforian . . . . . . Susie Sublel FHA L. fo R. Row I: Mrs. Beck-sponsor. Mrs. Tangernan-sponsor, S. Sublel, J. Branson, S. Walla, C. Phillips, S. Bowers, J. Savage. Row 2: P. Pousl, D. Srnilh, D, l-limberqer, P. Affinson, J. Annin, M. Schirndl, S. Friedrich, C. Ravenslein, K. Kenyon. R. Doner. Row 3 S. Fazio. J. Souser. C. Sanders, M. Lee, C. Tisher. P. Nelson, M. Gargas, J. Hayes, C. Richardson. Row 4: D. Brown, J. Hardin. D Foley, P. Maffeson, D. Schroeder, J. Planliclcow, J. Maine. P. Falconer. D. l-larrill, V. Drake. Row 5: S. Nuzum, S. Johnson. B. S+ Clair, K. Raygor, C. Heilman, P. Breshers, S. Mize, M. Griffifhs, S. Drake. M. Harfman. D. Eddy. Row 6: A. Meyers, S. Anderson P. Mueller. C. Hourigan, B. Parks. J. Hardin. S. Sayers, B. Schuppan, J.Wilson. FNA L. To R: M. STurm. Mrs. ShelTon-Sponsor. K. Parks-Pres., J. Carpen.Ter-Sec., D. SmiTh-V. Pres., S. Mann-Treas.: Row 2:.G. Purnell. A. Clark, C. Kennedy. J. Clark. C. HeiTman. M. HuTT, P. Breshers, L. l-luTT: Row 3: A. Meyers, P. BrouilleTTe. M. Krivo- lcucha, K. McCormick. S. Ross, K. Poole, S. Anderson. This year's FuTure'Nurses Club is a charTer mem- r . . . be oT The NaTional FuTure Nurses Clubs. This is The year The club has had a naTional aTTiliaTion. The club's only qualiTicaTion Tor membership is genuine inTeresT and a desire To belong. All The who are Candy STripers aT The local hospiTals urged To ioin This club. The girls have had gone on Tours oT some oT The local hos- and help wiTh many oT The civic proiecTs. These girls have combined Tun and usefulness in Their organizaTion. The elecTion oT oTTicers is held each spring beTore school is ouT and The iniTiaTion is held The Tollowing spring Tor all The new members. JW 0 X Y IP The Fufure Teachers of America, lhis year under The direcfion of Mr. Crumley, placed much emphasis on educa+ion. The club's inleresl' led i+s members info 'rhe edu- ca+ional fields of insiruc- +ion and supervision. F.T.A. Members, lsi' Row, L. 'Po R.: J. Savage, B. Rossow, 2nd, J. Thorson, M. Wilclcen, T. Woods, D. Himberger, P. Hansen, J. Henry, P. Lee, D. Howland, M. Sfurn, M. Hull, 3rd, P. Fisher, A. Hubbard, C. Phillips, L. CoIleH, V. Abels, M. Hari'- man, C. Hourigan, D. Robinson. M. Griffi+hs, A. Myers. P. Anfinson, Mr. Crumley. Emphasis on Educaiion E The Tee Jay branch of lhe Dis +ribu'live Educa+ion Clubs of America was firsl' organized Jrhis year. Under 'The sponsorship of Mr. Bean, +he club pul' i+s emphasis on The 'Field of business pracfice and educafion. D.E.C.A. Members, Is'l' Row, L. +o R.: Mr Bean, G. Edwards, D. Shamblin, B. BeH's 2nd, J. Arfhur, D. Daley, B. Bingham, A Ellis, 3rd, M. Roux, L. Spohn, M. Kellar, D Ambrose. Y-Teens L. To R. Row I: M. Pierce, P. Hansen-Pres., C. Richardson-Vice-Pres., J. Hall-SecreTary, T. Miller-Treasurer, J. Henry-ParliamenTarian, J. Miller, Miss Hansen-Sponsor, Savage. Row 2: P. Falconer, P. FousT, S. Clark, C. Raven- sTein, A. Rockwell, R. HunT, V. Hall, J. Wilson, S. Rhoades. Row 3: L. QuandT, L. Gardner, S. Davis, J. Magne- son. C. Walker, S. Graybill, D. Himberger, D. Reese, P. Poulos, L. PeTers. Row 4: E. Walbridge, P. BroulieTTe, D. Cavanaugh, J. Hayes, M. Garges, C. Phillips, S. Bowers, P. Lee, C. Trimmer, V. Abels, K. AIT. Row 5: A. MTers, P. Fisher, J. Dulce, L. ColleTT, J. Wilson, M. Hopper, S. Ross, M. HaTTan, K. Sheely. Young Demoorais The Teen DemocraTs, Sponsored by Mr. Eddy Bremmer, had several exciTing evenTs during The pasT year. ln coniuncTion wiTh The Young DernocraTs, an original organizaTion oT pasT high school democraTs, The 'Teen Demos' helped aT counTy democraTic din- ners, rummage sales, and parTy brealcTasTs. The 'Teen Demos' ChrisTmas parTy, aT PresidenT Gib KleTsTad's house, had a Tew univiTed guesTs from The oTher parTy. Needless To say The oTher parTy members were noT quiTe The same when They leTT! L. To R. Row I: Gib KleTsTad-Pres., Alan Schroder-Vice Pres., L. Knauss, B. Rossow-SecreTary-Treasurer, Mr. Ed Brem mer-Sponsor. Row 2: S. Andersen, P. Fisher, C. Hourigan D. Robinson, M. HarTman, Row 3: A. Myers, J. Thorson, D Himberger, N. HanaTan. L. +o R. Row I: J. Savage. T. Woods. T. Probsr, M. Gibler-Pres., C. Foole-V. Pres.. G. Klefsfad-Sec.. F. Slrong--Treas., D. Oshlo-Sgr. a+ Arms. Mr. Rosenrhal--Spon., Row 2: G. Woolridqef B. Bryanr. B. Bigham, W. Nixon, C. Hourigan, P. Garrean, A. Schroder, S. Subler. Row 3: T. McClure, M. Cronin, K. Scorr, B. Rossow, L. Wrighr, D. Riclrerrsen. M. Todd, L. Kerrin, J. Evans. 1 Blind lnvesimenf Q. R. . O. I. lnvesrmenrs, Money managemenr. and Jrhe srock marker reporls ar 'rhe main inreresrs of rhe Marhemarics of lnvesrmenrs Club, als known as The senior and junior M.O.l. Club. The money for +hi year's invesrmenls came from Tee Jay dances sponsored by fh club and rhe annual Chrisrmas Jrree sale. Mr. John Rosenrhal is +he sponsor and Mr. Frank Lamanria co sponsor. L. -lo R. Row I: V. Ellioff-Pres., D. Baker-V. Pres., M. Goldenberg-Sec., M. Lee--Trees., Row 2: Mr. Rosen+l'1al-Spon.. J Brown. D. Fidone, C. Berganfzel, M. Hill, S. O'Hara, Row 3: P. Wendi, C. Phillips, J. Carpenfer, K. Young. E. Lawfon, P. Johnson Row' 4: J. Mylclebusl, B. Russel, K. Walker, D. Rasmussen, J. Tlmorson, L. Cowardin. J. R. M. O. I. The meeling will please come +0 order! Junior G. O. P's L. fo R. Row I, Donna Thompson-Sponsor, Don Rickerisen, Trudy Probsr, Marsha Griffifhs, Ken Leninger, Pai' Garrean, Frances Sirong. Row 2,lBarb Moss, Peggy Anfinson, Jalci Annin, Carla Gorfbrechi, Peggy BenneH', Sue Mize, Row 3, Bill Russell, Gary Her- rick, Jim Evans, Diane Willey, Kafhy Sheely, Mary Grimes, Elaine Walbridge. Even Jrhough rhis was noi a presideniial eleclion year The Teenage republicans were nor idle. Spon- soring lerrers from TeeJay srudenis 'ro soldiers in Vier Nam, working ioinlly wiih A.L. on a floai for 'rhe Memorial Day Parade and parriciparing in Americas Train and Trucks Chrislmas Program have been some of Jrhe aciiviries of Jrhe club. One of 'rhe mosr enjoyable, however, was arrending a dinner in Des Moines for Jack Miller, who was run- ning for The senare. I966 Officers are: Presiclem' ...... . . Vice-Presideni' . . Secrelary . . . Treasurer . . . Don Riclcerrsen . Trudy Probsi Marsha Griifihs .. Ken Leniner Chess Club The Chess Club is a new club spon- sored by Mr. Roger Mellcus. These s+uden+s meel' afler school lo show 'rheir slcill in playing chess. L. 'lo R. Row I: G. Kilpafrick, R. Housellon. M. Kuniclc. l. Moore. K. Young. B. Wilson. Row 2: J. Mowery, B. Beckman, M. Milligan. B. Russel, B. Ford. Row 3: K. Sco'fl', D. Wilson, N. Dick. Keg Club . The Key Club is our school's new service club. These boys meel one evening a week 'ro discuss Their ac- +ivi'ries. They also sell pop and candy bars in 'rhe sludenl lounge. L. fo R. Row I: A. Holmberg. L. Knauss, J. Wagner, J. Lydon, B. Case. A Schroder. J. Malone, D. Rasmussen. Row 2: J. Grazier, D. Rickerlsen, D. Fern- Iey. D. Oshlo, M. Goldenberg. L. Koenigs. Row 3: D. Oshlo. K. Liniger, K Sco+'l'. G. Klefs+ad, J. Myklebusl, G. Arch, B. Russel, and M. Cronin. l I' 9 S i I n Leff io Righh Row. I: Knouse J., Fienhold D., Ross M., Anfinson B., Flegg D.. Wold W., Jensen L., Row 2: Tallman R., Kesferson D., Galle G., Cochran B., Harringron L.. Gibler M., Mefheny J., Row 3: Conkling C., Rollins A., Goldenberg M., Garrean T.. Lawron E., Gibler J., Shannon M., Mayberry L., Row 4: Walker W., Garrelf G.. Larham L., Zimmerman M., Bradford J., Srnirh M., Row 5: Ives G., Mobly C., Doughman B.. Waffle D., Bowser D., Gibson M.. 'rue Ay ,, -. -. WRESTLING CJ-UB The Wresrling Club was founded for boys who Jay's wresrling, and il reaches sporlsmanship +o have parricipalecl in wres+ling for a+ leasr one year. The a+hle+es. Hs purpose is +o raise money +o buy new equipmenl' The wresrling club is one of The finesl' organiza- for +he wres+ling leam. ancl 'l'o charler buses 'for 'Hong in +he school. Each boy owns a black blazer +rips 1'ha+ Jrhe wresrling 'ream makes during +he year. WH-h 1-he club insignia, which is shown above. Also, if provides a basis for a way 'ro beH'er Tee Presiden+ ..... .. . Greg Woolridge Vice-Presideni' ..... . . . George Garrelrl' Secre+ary-Treasurer . .. .. . Gary Galle U8 M. Hoffman LeHerman's Club Fronf Row, L. fo R.: D. Horner. J. Malone, A. Coleman. T. Farris, G. Galle, A. Schroeder, M. Gibler. M. Meyer. J. lves, Second Row: R. Nansel. R. Holce, J. Evans, G. Ives, T. Garrean, G. Wooldrige. B. Case. T. Tallman, D. Mulvania, Back Rowf: G. Rosenbaugh. R. Garrison, M. Kellar, L. Koenigs. J. Grazier, D. Oshlo, B. McGinn, J. Lydon, M.Tracy. Presiclenf . . . Vice-Presidenl' Secrelary . . . Treasurer . . . This year's LeHermen's Club was sponsored by Hoffman. The LeH'ermen's Club is for boys have lellered in one or more major sporls. The year's aclivilies was l'he Muscular .. . L. Koenigs . . . . B. Case ... . J. Grazier ., . M. Conslanl' Dysfrophy drive in which 'rhe club parlicipalecl. Boosling school spiril and having a lol' of lun are +he main obieclives of The club. L. lo R. Row I: J. Be Virl, C.'Smar+. B. Parks. R. Shaugnesy, C. Fraley, J. Dirzler, P. Marhews. J. Arriclc Row 2: S. Drake. S. Duilman, S. Lawson, S. Lehmer, S. While, P. Greenwood. D. Smilh. N. Moore, L. Robinson Row 3: J. Schmill. L. Goehinger. S. Walla. B. S+. Clairf J. Branson. J. Reninger, P. Foush J. Moran. S. Friederich. Row 4: B. Young, D. Fraley, S. Rowe, J. Rasmussen. C. Lindsay. Lica L. Lindsay, M. Lee. D. Ficlone Row 5: N. Hanafin, M: SchmiH', C. Kennedy. A. Conaway. P. Nelson, C. Gray. C. Larson Members are inifialed fo ALTAU. ALTAU ALTAU is a lQi'l'erary Organizalion composed of 25 junior and 25 senior girls. Each member has a secrel' pal 'ro whom she gives a gill' al differenf holidays of The year. On Thanksgiving, ALTAU pro- vides a holiday dinner for some needy family. A morher and daughler lea is held every spring. Is+ SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presideni' ....................... Connie Fraley Vice Presidenl' . . . .. . Rulh Drummond Secrelary ..... ...... J o Dilzler Treasurer .... .... K alhy Saver Sgr. ai' Arms .....,. - .............. Cheryl Smarl' 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS: Presideni' ...................... Rifa Shaugnesy Vice Presideni' . .. - Paulelle Malhews Secre'l'ary ..... ..,... J ulie Arriclc Treasurer .,.. ....... B eHy Parks Sg'l'. af Arms . . . .... Julene Be Verl Leff +o Righf: Barb Moss. lvy Moore, Nancy Simons, Mary Peiers. Bonnie Bryani, Diane Howland, Beih Hansen. Noi piciured: Judy Moran, Pam Mueller. Girls' Triple Trio Girls' Trio Leff io Righh Janei' Brown. Rose Ann Kenneii, Shari Mann Bogs' Ooiei Lefi io Riglvl: Dennis Nuzum, Bob Bryan+, Dave Harcliman Sieve Grosvenor, Leroy Thomas. Noi picruredz Bill Haygoocl, Jim Sieinlce. Vaughn Livingsion. L. To R. Row I: R. MaTTeson. B. Moss, P. Pogue. B. Pogue, J. Harris, D. Himberger, P. Anfinson. L. Hemingson. D. Robinson. C. Schafer. R. Drummond. S. Mann. C. HeiTman. Row 2: S. Mize, J. Moran, M. Hopper, S. Ross. J. DiTzler. C. Gray, P. Schendel, B. Rolf, S. Walla, M. Ege, J. Hensley. P. Breshers, R. Brown, M. Mincer, Row 3: G. Woolridge. B. BryanT, B. Bigham, C. Gallagher, S. Gros- VGFIOF. P. Wilson, Gaver, H. Hurd. M. Forcade. J. Rasmussen. P. Lenharc.lT, N. Simons. Row 4: J. Jager. K. Lininger. C. Mobley, S. Beckner. D. Herrick, C. Gilmore, D. Hardiman. B. Ford, L. PriesT. J. Sfienlce. C. Hail. T. Tracy. M. PeTers -. Choir The Tee Jay Acappella Choir sTarTed The year by welcoming a new direcTor-Miss Karen Jensen. The choir performed Tor The Road Show: au- diTioned seven quarTeTs Tor all sTaTe clinic: and sang The Many Moods oT ChrisTmas Tor Ro- Tary, SerToma, Business and ProTessional Women. and sTudenT body. Madrigal singers under The direcTion oT Mr. KenneTh Hawkes enTerTained civic and church groups. The girls Trio and Triple Trio under The direcTion oT Miss Jensen per- Tormed Tor various clubs. The choir Then closed wiTh The annual CiTy Wide FesTival. The resT oT The year was spenT preparing Tor The musical, Once Upon A MaTTress , pre- Choir difGC'f0l'- senTed May 6 and 7. MISS KAREN JENSEN Judging Trom complimenTary remarks, mem- AssisTanT direcTor- ' MR. KENNETH HAWKE5 bers of The choir had a very successTul year. Mr. Hawks. The leader of This group, has worked hard To Torm hese individual voices inTo a single, well-Tormecl group. l-le and The oung men and women in This Tine group wanT To be ready Tor any perTormance, and They have many such performances To give. They have sung Tor such organizaTions as: SerToma, Kiwanis, Wom- n's Clubs, Mariners Club, Welcome Wagon. AlTrusa, RoTary, and also They performed on KMTV. The Madrigal singers have done an excellenT iob oT represenTing our school. Madrigal Madrigal is a TradiTional singing group aT Thomas Jef- Terson and many oTher schools in The counTry. Since This group is small, audiTions are held To pick only The very loesT voices. The voices of These sTudenTs will represenT our school and vocal deparTmenT many Times during The year. BoTTom To Top-L. To R. Judy Duke, Deanne Hansen, Peggy Anfinson, Judy Olsen, Jo DiTzler. Jane Ras- mussen, Linda Holder, Jo Ellen Hen- ry, Candy SmiTh, B. BryanT, B. Bing- ham, R. DeBar, C. Hale, B. Ford, G. McTwiggin, J. MoaTs, J. STinkie, D. Hardiman 73 il Row I Leff To Righfz B. Phillips, J. Knauss. J. Conner. P. Morry, D. Nuzum. Row 2: T. Ryan, J. STreeT, C. France. M. Shepard. Row 3: G. Gamblun, R. Wherli, A. Wright J. lv1cTwiggan. Row 4: D. Horner, D. Conklin. Row 5: T. Dreager. S. Lovercheck, C. Lind- sTrom. Boys Glee Club The Boys' Glee, under The direcTion of Mr. KenneTh l-lawkes, was a rapidly improving group This year. WiTh The advenT oT The second semesTer The membership oT The Boys' Glee grew and many helpTul voices were added To iTs ranks. AT sTaTe music conTesT This year a combined Boys' Glee, consisTing oT The regular glee plus some members from Choir, earned a one or superior raTing Tor The songs iT presenTed. The iudges There said ThaT The Tee Jay boys' glee was The besT group oT iTs kind in The sTaTe of Iowa. i Row I. P. Demorei. K. Youngs, J. Waugh, J. Miller, R. Doner. S. King. V. Brooks, N. Drake, C. Mendoza, Row 2. L. Spires. K. Roih. J. Edie, J. Hayes. C. Tisher, F.-Fousi, L. Johnson, L. Allen, V. LeBaugh, D. Boaz, B. Richardsen. Row 3, S. Heinemaan, Lid eH, J. Wilson, R. Meyer, C. King, B. Peierson. N. Tompkins, D. Hansen, M. Sorensen. L. Quandi, S. Fazio, Row 4. J. Thorson, S 9 Merk, J. Hariman, D. Fielder, M. Lee, T. Ahlquisi, S. Kellar, K. Gibbs, K. Manclolio, Row 5, B. Young K. Poole. C. Thacker, . Wea+herill, B. Parks, C. Grap, P. Holden, D. Grau, L. Cowardin. L. Feelcin, E. Fullingion. Girls' Glee Club One of 'rhe many aciiviiies of ihe Girls' Glee, under The direciion of Miss Karen Jensen, was ap- pearing 'in Jrhe annual Road Show ai TeeJay. They hii' 'ihe siage wiih pep and spirii' singing You've Goiia Be a Fooiball Hero . They were compe+en'rly assisied by The Boys' Glee Club. The combined Glees ouisold bo+h +he choirs in 'rhe Music Deparimeni' candy-bar sale. L. +o R. Row I: I. Moore, J. Brown, J. Olsen, B. Bryanf, B. Hansen, D. Howland, J. Arrick, J. MaHeson, M. Pearce. Row 2: J Planlilcow, L. Holder, M. Grimes, J. Dulce, M. Penry, D. Hansen, E. Paladino, R. Kennelf, G. Dofner, D. Ficlone. Row 3: D. Carier M. Rine, T. Childers, J. Smifh, M. Arnold, P. Mueller, L. ColleH', C. Smirh, J. Henry, S. Sublef, L. Thomas. Row 4: C. Peferson, R De Bar, E. Gardner, S. Pierce, G. Mc Twiggan, V. Livingslon, J. Moals, L. Driever, K. Engle, A. Kelly, T. Tallman, D. Nuzum. ' ..... 1 me fic' rpi seiil fri, '11 022' swiggiiiarg' lf.ff.f?1lf7'iiiffff' el 'T Beell lee T W'W' , ns wee. M-me-W. Mill The choir sold over 53,000 worlh of candy which financed lheir annual choir lrip fo sur- rounding communilies. The choir shouls a go, fight win, chani al' a pep rally. 76 Pep Band Orchesira L. +9 R. Row I: P. Defroy, M. Brabec. L. Waugh, C. Llndsfrom, P. Bennell, M. Grimes, D. Schweiz, Row 2: K. Linlnger, C. Rosenbaugh, C. Hallberg, D. Buffer- baugh, D. Keslerson, K. ScoH', K. Schief- fer, Row 3: P. O'l'lara, N. Dick, P. Mas- sie, K. Burroughs. K. Trlblel, S. O'Hara, Row 4: G. Klefslad, D. Taylor, K. Engle. L. Wright D. DeBol+, B. Giles, Row 5: N. Jenson, G. Broolcman, N. Evans, M. Hawkins, J. Minor, S. Grosvenor, Row 6: B. Russel, B. Anllnson. o R w Brabec, D. Willey, K. Schieffer, P. Anfinson, S. Heiniman, P. Iden, B. Hansen, L. Speres, Row 2: B Russel C Lmclslrom B. Capron, C. l-lallberg, K. Engle, J. Slienlce, K. Scolr. G. Klefslad, B. Anfinson, E. Peck. CLARINETS J. Srienke J. Moars K. ScoH D. Smirh K. Schieffer D. Kesrerson J. Annin T. Dawson D. I-Iarcliman A. I'-Ianslip J. Srreel P. Swisher M. Birrick M'..I'IowarcI B. I-Ianafan M. Zimmerm OBOE P. Anfinson an To Jo H o Q E-FLAT CLARINET T. Brockman CONTRA BASS D. Wilson BASSOON D. Willey ALTO CLARINET N. Dick W. Walker K. TribIe+ FLUTES J. Boe P. Bennel B. Tribler K. Burroughs S. O'I-Iara D. Schwerz P. Massie D. Ives D. Kinne BASS CLARINET P. O'I-Iara C. Amos SAXOPHONES S. Tolby D. Burrerbaugh B. Capron C. Hallberg D.Grosvernor TENOR SAXOPHONE S. Lovercheck C. Rosenbaugh K. Linger M. Hawkins .Co 'W ' . M-21,5 1: Vigiaiiff Jai .5553 1. 3 S rT Band RENCH HORNS . McClure D. Teague . Myl4lebusT . lden .A. Madeson RUMPETS . GeiberT K. Engle L. WrighT . Taylor . KleTsTad L. Shanno . l-lail . Birdsong D. BeTchal H. Jensen . Dyson . Wallace J. McTwiggan N. Jensen J. Canacly T. YeaTon D. Galle S. Howard TROMBONES C. LindsTrom S. Grosvernor D. DebolT C. PendgraTT B. Giles P. Moree BARITONES N. Evans G. McTwiggan B. BryanT J. Minor D. Gouker DRUMS J. BuTler M. Brabec L. Waugh G. Garrelr C. Marlin D. Accord P. DeTroy C. France M. McKern BASSES E. Peck- B. Russel D. Mumm B. AnTinson G. Brockma Hard worlc and pracTice helped To malce This year's band one OT The besT yeT. Everyone cooper- a'Ted in giving The annual concerTs. perTorming aT The TooTloall games. and playing aT The sTaTe music conTesT. Because oT The l:-and's poor Tinancial siTuaTion, mosT OT The band members ioined in sell- ing magazines, candy, and raTTle Ticl4eTs To earn enough money 'for a band Trip. The Band ParenTs deserve much oT The crediT Tor The money which was raised fl C d 5 A EM Band u Queen ' Q ' m l M ? J o I' Debby smnh V Maj0I'e'H'eS C. Arndf. D. Smifh, D. Shamblin, K. Riddle, M E L R II S La Wh dKIlS L. 'lo R. Row I: Lindsay, Rowe, Lee, Sanders, Gray. Anderson, Kindberg, Paladino Young, Row 2: Smilh, Roll-ie, P. Wendl, Dulce, D Wendl, Conboy, Sealon, Schullz, Lydon, Row 3: Robinson, Bradly, C. King, Holden, Hager, Tysor, Feelcin, Maine, l.iclgeH', Row 4 Tisher, Bolle, Hines, l-lulchinson, Adamson, Reese, Feelcin, Birky, Koch, Row 5: Schmi+l', Kenyon, Arndl, Foley, Spefman, Briley, Hurley Parks, Rocha, Row 6: Friederich, S. King, J. King, Graw, Clark, Brooks, Smilh, Rockwell, Miller, Row 7: Poffenbarger, Saar, K. Young Beck, Brown, Burlrheimer, Woods Row 8: Quandl, Godsey, Grapp, Smilh, Pelerson, Sullivan, Schroder, Davis Pep Club This year l'he Pep Club made new uniforms, consisling of Two piece, black wool oullil worn wilh a while blouse and loves. Poinls were given 'lo each girl for 'rhe games she Hended. Pep Club made a beaulilul floal for Homecoming nd was responsible lor The decoralions on l'he loolball field 'r our games. OFFICERS: resident ....... . . . Slella Anderson ice Presidenl' . . . . . . Charlolle Gray ecrelary .... .... C arol Sanders reasurer . . . .... Marsha Lee Spirii All The Wag The cheerleaders aT Thomas JeTTerson were chos- en in The spring oT The year by The coaches and 25 oTher members oT The TaculTy. They are iudged on enThusiasm, skill, poise, personaliTy, appearance and characTer. OuT oT Twelve girls chosen. The six wiTl'1 The mosT voTes are VarsiTy and The nexT six are Junior VarsiTy. The oTTicers Tor The nineTeen cheerleaders are: PresidenT ...................... Carol Lindsay Vice-PresidenT .... . . . Beclcie Young Treasurer ...... .. . Linda Kindbe SecreTary .... . . . KiTTy Ko LasT summer our VarsiTy Cheerleaders aTTended Cheerleaders Clin-ic aT NorThwesT Missouri STaTe College in Marysville. Missouri. For one week The girls learned The many skills oT being a cheerleader. The squad won Three TirsT place ribbons in daily compeTiTion and won second place awards on The Tinal day when compeTing wiTh over sixTy-Tive schools. 1F'lEf'N ,---.umm-Q . . , gQ2i1-if? Dm F'dO e- J' f l Sandy Rowe, Sr.-Capfain I6 5 Va rslig rw- Cheerleaders Beckie Young, Jr. Linda Kindloerg. Jr 'G 6 Q Carolyn Lindsay, Sr. Eva Paladino. Sr. 'S 5 .,,.,f Fronf Row L. fo R.: Vickie Drake. Susie Friederich, Marilyn Schmid+ Row 2: Diana Robinson. Cindy Tisher. Row 3: Debby Smifh Cheering for Jrhe Junior Varsiiy 'leams ai' Thomas Jefferson 'lakes a lol of 'rime ou+ of 'lhe schedules of Jrhese busy girls. This sharp squad is known for 'rheir original viciory signs which can be seen ihroughoui 'rhe school before 'lhe games or wresiling malches. We'll never forge+ fhe Homecoming parade! . 2 -- 1555 sm -4 ggi , N ,515 - L,-:sh N . f f Q 'G ' f K, ----- f--- W- ' -- i iesire s was-mm.-M H i:J'5 ' 75 li if-'ESQ ' 'f ' 52.0 ,,,.. f A ' ir,, Junior Varsii Froni' Row: Kalhy Maher, Becky Liclge++, Linda Lydon Middle: Maggie Rocha Back Row: Kiffy Koch. Trucly Marlc, Janelle Miller. All of +he squads sold candy lhis year lo buy more equipmenf for spring sporrs. In lheir world of spliis, carrwheels, and lumps lhe cheer- IMJ--. -I...-... L-I,- +:...,. an ...a7..+ NIA-,.m, fi,-me Row I L. fo R. lvy Moore. Vicky Abels. JoAnn Harris, Conny Marlin, Judy Olsen Row 2: Jeannine Hall. Lora Waugh, Viclcie Hall. Chris Dickinson. Terri Schrader, Linda Luchen, Vonnie Miller Row 3: Bridge++ Wilson. Kafhy Mandolfo, Madonna Bilficlr, Mary Bolle, Roberla Hunl. Georgia Gollbrecf, Miss Donna Balzer GRA and Ggm Qfaff Row I: Terri Schrader, Linda Kindberg, Miss Balzer. Row 2: Karhy Man- dolfo. Linda Luchen. Conny Marlin, lvy Moore The Girls' Recrealion Associalion is on of The mosl' aclive clubs al' T.J. This organiza Jrion lakes parl in many sporlrs and ouldoor aclivilies. This year lhe girls were involved i a lhree weelc bowling and volleyball Tourna- menl. Nexl came a Powder Puff Foolball Der by wirh 'rhe Lewis Cenlral girls. GRA also sponsored coolcouls. campouls, and sledding parries. Miss Donna Balzer is 'rhe sponsor of l'his group. The gym slaff, sponsored by Mrs. Kellcer. helps wilh aliendance, office work, and physical educalion equipment AFS The purpose of The' Ameri- can Field Service Club is lo sponsor foreign exchange slu- demls lo and from oiher coun- +ries. They have raised spend- ing money for The exchange sfudenls by having a popcorn sale and co-sponsoring +he TJ-AL iacully baskelball game wilh AL's AFS Club. Exchange sludenis from Germany, Nor- way and Peru spoke and show- ed slides a+ meefings. The members also aliended a re- ceplion for The Jrhree ci+y exchange sludenls ai l'he Elks Counlry Club. Row I: S. Drake, Sec., A. Shoder, Vice Pres.. P. Poulos, D. Reese, J. Boe, B. Hanafan, S. Hunfer, K. Kenyon, P. Poffenbarger, B. Smifh, L. Feekin, L. Waugh Row 2: G. Hein- slorler, Pres., P. Wendi, D. Wendi, J. Souser, D. Fidone, C. Phillips, C. Sanders, T. Mark, L. Lydon. P. Hurley, K. Maher, J. Reese. Row 3: Mr. Eiiman, Sponsor, G. Klefslad, D. Robinson, S. Anderson, V. Ables, J. Tysor, M. Conboy, V. Kinne, G. Drake, J. Feekin, J. Miller, L. Quanf, Row 4: N. Hanafan, B. Sl. Clair, G. Pelry, S. Walla. S. Sublel, N. Simons, P. Fisher, B. Rossow. Thespians is an iniernalrional Honorary Sociely for oul- slanding drama sludenrs. Membership requiremenls are 'lo have IOO hours of drama or a leading role in a play or musical. The club holds 'rwo iniiialions a year and an an- nual sleak fry each spring. Thespians Row I: M. Harfman, F. Sfrong. D. Robinson, K. Leninger, Vice .Pres., T. Probsf, Pres., Mr. Fanders, Sponsor. S. Sublef. Sec., C. Gallager, Treas., P. Aflinson, J. Annin. A. Clark, Row 2: J. Moran, C. Smilh, S. Walla, N. Simons, L. Thomas, V. Davis, P. Mueller, B. Kohl. S. Haye E. Palidino, Row 3: B. Phillips, D. l-larcliman, D. Herrick, M. Forcade, B. Moss, A 4: M. R' h d. J. S+ienke. J- Moa+s. M. Pefers, L. Holder. C. Grapp, K. Connor, Row ic ar s B. Bryant G. Arch, J. Canady, D. Carfer. 2 if ,.. -wt ., -zg,,,m ,W ,AK 1 4 1 wg wg ,W my . 3 sz in ffwaw 4 Q ,W 175 a .9 10553 .,.. gm xi R ifg' . 1 - 'M M. , It ' ' A' 2, 2 Af, - ,Zz Q ' f ' 4 if? SI , if Q 3 MY N , , fi K - .1 12.22 M Ag yy xi i: Q ff , ag T, A Wa g ? X ' L -'ii :QQ ' vig 'Riva-3 'zilf ff L. Klux WEL ai ' ,S , ff - af-,A to A f. 1 W 'ff .. , N , 3 X 9 if RQ: mm?-M is sam.-.4 Vi I gf . N., . a 96 Q2 , V ACTIVITIES 5.1 f I - me Amman IIA Ib Q , .L . 'I 7' E 9. I J! I, 9 Q0 OO O The lop lwelve Twirps al Tee Jay-Sophomores: John Lindsay, Tim Arnold, Tom Arnold. Roger Johnson, Juniors: Denny Connors, Tim Bond, Sieve Hoke, Greg Gamblin. Seniors: Leonard Koenigs, Tandy McClure, John Lydon, Bob Case The Mos+ Handsome legs in Tee Jay and Their owners: John Lindsay, Jim Grazier, Sieve Hoke. Twirp Week Royallyz Prince Tim Bond, King Bob Case, Duke Tom Arnold il e H Twirp Week Thomas Jefferson's annual Twirp Week aclivilies look place on February fourleenih 'rhrough The 'lwenly-second During Jrhis lime, girls could be seen carrying books, open- ing doors, and even admiring some of +he Twirps' legs' Sponsored by The Sludenlr Council. The official Twir Week aclivifies included a breakfast dance. and Hand some Leg con'res'r. Once Upon a Mafiress CE DAUNTLESS AND PRINCESS WINIFRED ATTer long and hard rehearsals every day aTTer school direcTed by Karen Jensen and R. H. Randers, This year'sl musical, Once Upon a lvlaTTress proved To be a greaT success. The waTer drenched moaT swimmer, Princess WiniTred, played by Peggy Amfinson, was The leading role. Prince Daun+less, played by CheT Gallager, is loolcing Tor a wiTe. buT his moTher The Queen, porTrayed by Linda Holder, seTs up impossible Tasks Tor any girl who wishes To marry The prince, one oT whom is Winil Tred. Carl lvlobly as King SexTimus The silenT King whdl manages To keep Things in an uproar in The Kingdom oT Burgandy. One oT The Queen's ladies in. waiTing played by Eva Paladino, is in love wi+h a KnighT, Sii l-larry, played by Bob BryanT, buT They cannoT wed unTi DaunTless Talces a wiTe. CourT Dancer Queen Aggravain Prince DaunTless 81 Princess Winifrecl JesTer. King SexTimu The sTory is Told by The minsTrel. Jim MoaTs and The iesTer, Mickey Forcade, who adds liTe To The palace. The choreographer and courT dancer was Judy Moran who soloed To Many Moons Ago and danced To The Spanish Panic wiTh The oTher dancers. The one who puT in many hours oT hard work was Nancy Simons. The STudenT DirecTor. Once Upon a MaTTress was one oT The mosT enioy- able and Tun filled musicals Tee Jay has ever had. Minsfrel King SexTimus The SilenT he SilenT, MinsTrel 'leger STage Manager Emily Webb . . CheT Gallagher . . . .... PaT LenhardT Emily Webb ...... .... T rudy ProbsT George Gibbs Mrs. Webb .. Mr. Webb . . . Dr. Gibbs .... Mrs. Gibbs . . . Simon STimson Don CarTer . .. .. . Linda Holder . ..... '. Ken Lininger Dave Hardiman Frances STrong Dennis l-lerriclc Rebecca Gibbs . . . .... Mary Wager Wally Webb .........,.....,...... LeRoy Thomas Some ThirTy years ago a mosT revoluTionary play en- TiTled Our Town made iTs TirsT appearance. WiTh iTs expressionisTic overTones in which characTers spoke Their ThoughTs To The audience, The disregard Tor Time, The lack OT scenery and The characTer of The STage Man- ager. iT indeed became a conTemporary play oT The day. Our Town brings baclc memories To us ThaT are Tound in The daily rouTine oT living-The wedding. The Tuneral. and all ThaT was good and wonderTul abouT life as children and adulTs. Our Town Takes a long look aT life and Tinds iT noT iusT good. buT even wonderTul and upliTTing. The STage Manager marrying George and Emily 0012 WN Newsome, iJim Canadyi, Waiiy, and Consiable Warren Dave Wilsoni, having a friendly morning chef. You gei a good res? +oo, folks The Gibbs' family. J 4. N-...D Jack sides wiTh Frihol, The Magic Man, as The villagers, Ied by RaTe Heywood, Turn againsT him. .lack me The ever-popular Table oT Jack and The BeansTaII4 was presenTed our Drama DeparTmenT Tor The Chilclren's TheaTer in Omaha. esenTed aT Technical High School, The play ran Tor Ten days, and s viewed by many area eIemenTary sTudenTs and many Trom e Jay. Jack prepares To sTeal The magic hen THE CAST: JACK Leroy Thomas Bruce Phillips JACK'S MOTHER Sheryl Grap GIANT Jim STeinIce GIANT'S WIFE ' Abbie BarTon KaThy Connor RAFE HEYWOOD Dennis Herrick FR IHOL CheT Gallagher li and Beansialk I Jim STeinIce as The eighT TooT gianT f za,-rea. sw iizwsefzff Behind ihe Scenes . . . R. H. Fenders in a momenf of despair. Finishing 'rouches being pui on Ken l..ininger's make-up. Cher Gallagher has iaken on a new look Th rh e leading lady, Trudy Probsi, before e big performance. 98 The lighr crew lakes a break beiween acis. iiiii I 966 Junior-Senior PROM The work. +he workers . . 1 . . . and ihe finished producis Greg Gamblin Cindy Tisher PRINCE Tim Bond PRINCESS Linda Kindberg STeve Holme Beckie Young Denny Conner Debby SmiTh MED The I966 Junior-Senior Prom was presenTe aT Peony Parlc on April TirsT. The doors wer opened To TheguesTs aT eighT PM. Lively danc music was provided -by Mal Dunn and his o chesTra. AT Ten o'clock The evening was highlighTe by The coronaTion. The couples on The Pro CourT were announced: Then They walked aroun The ballroom Tloor and assembled in TronT The sTage. Jay Malone was crowned King an Then he crowned his Queen Nancy Moor Prince Tim Bond and Princess Linda Kindber compleTed The Royal CourT. The courT coupl Then danced To The music of Moon River . 9 l C' ROE The ballroom ilself was inleresiingly and al- raciively decoraled. On The fronl' of 'rhe slage as a lwelve-fool-long flame-red dragon. Near 1' was an ungisual vehicle called a Pedicab. his was renled by lhe school from Bradley's lower Shop and was originally boughl and hipped from Taipai. Taiwan. The Senior class colors of Sapphire blue and ilver were beaulifully represenied byglhe covers li 'rhe Programs. The girls received Japanese ans as favors. The Prom was a 'rremendous uccess and Jrhe oulcome gave a sense of pride o all who had a parl' in Hs prepara'rion. The vening of April I, I966, and The Junior-Senior rom will be remembered by all for many years o come. T96 L Jim Grazier Carol Lindsay John Lydon Sandy Rowe Bob Case QUEEN Nancy Moore KING Jay Malone Eva Paladino I 965 Homecoming Eleven lovely girls. selecTed by The Thomas Jefferson sTudenT body. made up This year's homecoming courT. They showed Their vibranT school spiriT all Through The Friday morning pep rally, where They were inTroduced To The sTudenTs and TaculTy, and Through The parade on SaTurday. Beginning wiTh The presenTaTion of The courT, The half-Time cere- monies were concluded wiTh a Tireworks display. l l The girl who's birThday is on May 27 ....... l 0 ff,.fig.:5:ffi'2f '11 Q I964 Homecoming queen. LuAnn Beck, crowns The new queen The climax of The evening was when Sandy Rowe was crowned all-sporTs queen by The I964 queen LuAnn Beck. She was Then escorTed by our foreign exchange sTudenT, Gerd HiensTorTer. Thanks To The pep club. cheerleaders and loyal T.J. Tans. iT was a crowning success. Finally a queen .U ..:-, Nancy Moore AUCG I-if1dSGY Carolyn Lindsay Jane Rasmussen Queen Sandy Rowe Debby Smifh Nancy Simons ef'fff' l.5fE. Z1fi93'25 2ii3VL Diana Rdbinson IO3 Snoball I 965 This year Tor The TirsT Time The ChrisTmas semi-Tormal was Turned inTo a semi-casual dance. IT was held in The Tield house on December 23. This dance is The maior money-making proiecT oT The STudenT Council. Many members oT The STudenT Council arrived early on The morning oT The dance To decoraTe The Tield house in The Theme oT SanTa's Workshop. On The sTage They erecTed a scene oT SanTa working wiTh his elves on many colorTul ChrisTmas presenTs. A false ceiling eTTecT was creaTed by TwisTing crepe paper over a wire running The lengTh o 2 1 if u. he gym. To The surprise oT many sTudenTs. and The decoraTing com- iTTee, The ceiling driTTecl mysTeriously To The Tloor in The middle T The dance. ReTreshmenTs were served by several sTudenTs. The reTreshmenTs onsisTed of small crackers and varied Types of cheese dips. A de- icious punch was also served. The Coachmen, a combo Trom Omaha, was a major TacTor in he success oT This annual evenT. Many sTudenTs Trom oTher schools TTencleol our dance because oT The excepTional TalenTs oT This group. G O AG C c L FAST CQ? Movmc gh tj, .1.. ...J SHOW f . 1' r' , .- Q. A L.'Q , '..Z.,4 awp ' 4257 . F School Spirif adds spice To show. Miss Jensen as Winmfred Trom The Swamps oT Home Everyone'wanTs To be a TooTball hero- even The girls ...... The Thomas Jefferson Road Show Tor '66 was a greaT success. lT was enjoyed by all who aTTended and by all The sTudenTs ThaT parTicipaTed in The show. The Theme was Tee Jay a Go-Go. buT The acTs were of many varied kinds. The music deparTmenT added a greaT deal To The show wiTh many smaller singing groups plus The ever popular choir. Dances Tilled The program as our senior and iunior dance lines gave Their besT Tor a successful show. The dances varied from The Monkey, Jerk. Swim, and AlligaTor To modern iazz and even a dancing bull. Many slciTs were presenTed Tor The audience and were welcomed wiTh applause. Some of Tee Jay's school spiriT even came inTo The show wiTh The Var- siTy Cheerleaders and a spiriTed song by The Girl's and Boy's Glees. VarsideTTes Judy Moran, This year's choreographer, worked endlessly To make The senior danceline an unTorgeTTable one. Judy, a iunior, TaughT Them Two days every week This summer. PaT Falconer, The assisTanT choreographer. aided Judy in Teaching The dances and kepT Things in order and running smooThly. This year The VarsideTTes provided some TalenTed dances Tor The TeeJay Roadshow. The varieTy included Tap and iazz numbers. Ending The show wiTh a bang. The VarsideTTes suddenly changed inTo go-go girls To give The program a Touch oT The laTesT Teen- age dances. Shaking To The beaT oT The STaTures, TeeJay's own combo, They danced The WaTusi. The Swim. The Jerk, and The AlligaTor. Top To BoTTom, L. To R. J. Rasmussen, T. Han- sen, P. Fisher, A. Lindsay. J. Difzler, J. Moran. M. Applegafe, D. Hansen. J. Branson. P. Fal- coner. S. Lawson, L. Robinson. S. Clark Choreographer: Judy Moran AssisTanT: PaT Falconer Yellowjackeiies The younger seT. buT jusT as TalenTed, is The junior cfanceline he YellowjaclceTTes. A modern Tap dance To an,old song Down By The Riverside was performed by Them early in The Roadshow nd laTer, a TasT-moving jazz number To Drum CiTy caughf The iewer's eye. The junior and senior girls Tried ouT Tor accepTance in The dance- lines lasT May and TwenTy-Tive were chosen alTogeTher. PracTicing and making Their cosTumes Tilled The girls' schedules during The summer. All Their hard work and Tireless eTTorTs paid oTT iTh -Their delighTTul performances. Choreographer L. To R. Row I C. RavensTein K. Koch J. Miller Row 2 C. Vallier D. Hansen M. Conboy M. Garges C. Phillips J. Hayes M. Wilken T. AhlquisT KiTTy Koch g JW .05 'W K ,I 'rf-5 T H M .. sv ,,.. - .- ww-A , wf.-1: 5 f Federal Inspeehon l966 The Honorary Colonel, Eva Palldino, is given 'rhe 'llrsl award. The ranks are al parade resl during The ceremonies. The annual Federal lnspecfion was held May I8, I966. Presenfa- fion of fhe Cadefs was made be- fore fhe sfudenf body. The Drill Team performed, fhe Cadefs passed in review. Two Companies were inspecfed by fhe lnspecfing Officer from Independence, Mis- souri. During fhe ceremony, awards were presenfed fo oufsfanding Cadefs by various milifary or- ganizafions fhroughouf fhe area. The review of fhe Sfaff sfarfs fhe inspecfion. Cadef Colonel Oshlo receives one of his fwo medals he gof fhaf day CADET COLONEL Richarc Oshlo Jr. HONORARY COLONEL Eva Marie Paladino MiIiTarg The 37Th annual MiliTary Ball was held March 25 in The Thomas JeTTerson Fieldhouse. The main evenT oT The evening was The presenTaTion oT The sabre by CadeT SgT. Dan Thomas To Cade+ Colonel Dick Oshlo and a bouqueT of red roses was presenTed To Hon- orary Colonel Eva Paladino by Debbie Jo SmiTh. The ball was opened by a Tour number program presenTed by The Tee Jay band. The choir enTer- ained wiTh selecTions from My Fair Lady and In The Ball STill oT The NighT . ATTer Principal Bernald BolTon welcomed The guesTs. Russel J. Mourer, SuperinTend- enT oT Schools. addressed Them. A rouTine was presenTed To The gaThering by The ROTC Drill Team under The command oT CadeT Cap- Tain Leslie Downing. The Theme oT This year's MiliTary Ball was We March On . The Three Top ranking oTTicers and Their ladies for The evening were FirsT BaTTalion Commander, LieuTenanT Colonel Pflan Holmberg and Sharon DuiTman. Brigade ExecuTive OTTicer, LieuTenanT Colonel Alan Schroder and Pam Poulos, and Second Ba'H'alion Command- er. LieuTenanT Colonel Jim Grazier and Carol Lindsay. d The Grand March Officer's Dance Affer 'the Presen+aHons The Grand March Firsi' Row: Doug Schroder Second Row: Gale Arch, Mike Kuleclc. Sieve BaTes, MarTy Meyer Danny Hanna Fred Hill Clyde Johnson Virgil Downing, Rick JoliT, Hugh Johnson. NOT picTured. Les Downing-Commander This year's Drill'Team is command- ed by CadeT CapTain Leslie Downing. In The Tall The Drill Team braved The weaTher To march in The VeTeran's Day Parade. In The spring They parTicipaTecl in The Omaha UniversiTy Drill Tourna- menT and The Tech High Drill Tourna- menT. AT The righl' The Drill Team is doing .Their rouTine aT The 37Th annual MiliTary Ball. Drill Team Rifle Team Froni' Row L. lo R. 'David Burgslrum. Bridgelle Wilson, Charles Brooks. Greg Chrisliansen. Baal: Row L. 'lo R. Harvey Larson, Fred Brooks, Ken Walker, Dan Whipkey. John Vaughniax. The Rifle Team, under 'rhe direclion of Sergeanl Charles Raf- lerly, compiled a five win-five loss record lhis year. Three of lhose viclories were oblained ai' Jrhe expense oi Abraham Lin- coln l-ligh School. These wins enabled Tee Jay io gain posses- sion ol: 'rhe lvlcDonald's Traveling Trophy. Leff fo Righf: Marfy Meyers, Lavern Carman, Doug Schroder. Joe Thomas, Gale Arch, Fred Hill The Thomas Jefferson Milifary Police squad is one of he busiesf parfs of fhe ROTC program. They are in affendance af nearly every acfivify or func- ion here af school. They direcf fhe fraffic as if enfers he various parking lofs around Tee Jay af fhese funcfions. uring fhe school year fhey confrol fhe crowds af foofball nd baslcefball games. Also fhe raising and lowering of fhe lag is one of fheir dufies. Af 'rhe regular weekend dances fhey supervise worlc in fhe oai' room and malce fhemselves generally useful, They very offen go unappreciafed buf if if weren'f for hem fhe amounf of confusion af Tee Jay funcfions would e infoleralole. 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Ives, E. Lawlon. M. Myers. MR- HANSEN MR. GOTSCHALL As in many a+hleI'ic evenls, 'rhe score does noi' al- ways +eII Jrhe whole slory. This is +rue of Jrhis year's varsiiy foolball +eam. Alihough only Iwo games were won. in every one of Jrhose games we showed signs of being a powerhouse. The boys +riecI Their hardesl and lcepl improving afier each game. I+ seemed Iilce The I24 I 965 Foolball Scores Tech 37 T.J. I9 Weslside 24 T.J. O A.L. I9 T.J. 26 Norlh 4I T.J. I8 Cenlrral I3 T.J. 6 Bellevue 34 T.J. I8 Prep 33 T.J. 6 Ryan 20 T.J. 39 Team really s+ar'red rolling al' +he end of +he season bul' by Jrhal' 'rime if was loo Iale. A lol' of iuniors. coached by Dennis Gofschall, saw aclion Ihis season and many of 'rhem will be ,frying +o beller T.J.'s rec- ord for Coach Jack I-lansen nexl' year. Junior VarsiTg The Junior VarsiTy had a IoT oT downTaIIs This year. o games were won and only one game was Tied dur- ng The season. The Team was composed oT a TaIenTed roup oT sophomores and iuniors. The Team had experT nsTrucTion. being coached by Mr. Charles BryanT, nd Mr. Michael Gill. Desire and husTIe were asseTs The Team was noTed Tor. IT The breaks had fallen The oTher way, Tee Jay mighT have had a winning year. DespiTe The TuTiIe eTTorTs. many boys gained valuable experience and will be a big help To nexT year's varsiTy Team. Back Row: L. To R.: Coach BryanT, J. Lindsay. D. I-Ioden. K. PeTerson. D. Waffle. J. Morgan. D. Russell, J. Kinsel. D. Fernley. C. ' ' II' J. S Tk' . G. ChrisTianson, G. Gamblin. B lndsTrum. M. Krxvokucha. K. Walker. M. Goldenberg. G. Kohrs, T. Garrean. A. Ro ins. e in - olfe, J. Reese, FronT Row: B. Kern, T. Hawkins. C. PendgraTT. M. Jones, K. ConsTanT, M. Shepard, R. Garrison, J. Floyd, M. Mar. W. Thompson, E. LawTon, T. Arnold. Season Record: ONVms 6 Tee Jay O Tee Jay I3 Tee Jay Tee Jay I3 Tee Jay Tee Jay Tee Jay Losses I Tie Prep I9 A.L. 32 NorTh I3 WesTside Z6 CenTraI 7 Ryan I9 Tech 6 Sophomore Squad Baci Row, L. 'I'o R.. M. Paulson. S. Dyson, C. Freer, L. Jung, G. Lovercheck. T. Drager, D. O Dew, S. Dunlap, H. Jensen. K. Fronf Row: N. Mandrich. T. Ferrin. M. Kuniclc, D. Wi'H', J. Connor, D. Bowser. D. Sage. P. Shadden. L. Waugh, V. Downing. 3 Wins Tee Jay 7 Tee Jay 0 Tee Jay I9 Tee Jay 6 Tee Jay I3 Tee Jay O Tee Jay 9 COACH J EROM E The Sophomore Iooiball +eam finished i'I's season wi+h a respec+abIe record of +hree wins againsir four deliealrs. Highlighis of Jrhe season included a viclory over Tech produced by a fifly yard pass play in fhe closing 'rhirly seconds of +he game. A hear+breaIcer ended The season when Tee Jay Iosl 'ro Ryan. The Sophs' goal line charge was hailed Season Record: 4 Defeals Creighlon Prep A.L. 22 Tech I2 Norlrh I9 Ceniral 0 Wesiside 27 Ryan I2 COACH SIMMS had +he ball wilhrn Ryans len yard line and was u able +o punch over +he winning score. Credii' is d Io 'rhe Sophomore boys who played a 'rough schedul . . C I Iwice during +he fourlh quarI'er. Each lime Tee Je L De'rermina+ion and hard play produced a number young foofballers 'lhal we will be wa+ching in + nexl' several years. Candids Duck! Kiss Me! Did Tan cafch if or did if ca+ch Tan! Row I L 'I'o R G Garreff D Felnhold B Doughman M Gible-r. Row 2 L. Harringion, J. Gibler. E. Lawfon, G. Wooldrnge Row 3 G Galle B Feinhold T Garrean R Tallman. Varsuig Mr. Bryanl' was a I955 graduaie of +he Un versi+y of Nebraska, and while Jrhere he receive honors in fooiball and in wres+ling. The experienc he gained in college has been passed on 'rhroug devo'rions and hard work during praciice session l-le has coached a+ Thomas Jefferson for year and during lhese years he has compiled a 29 wi and I5 loss record. This year's record is Typical oT Those produced by OUT of The winTer varsiTy squads The wresTIing.Team ad The IoesT season. Their overall record shows This iTh a record of 9 wins and 4 deTeaTs in duo compe- iTion. They Tinished Third in The Iv1eTro Tourney: sec- nd in The Iowa secTionaIg and had TinaIisTs in disTricT nd sTaTe TournamenTs. 'Tee Jay Tee Jay Tee Jay Sk Tee Jay Tee Jay 'Tee Jay 'Tee Jay 'Wins Oakland Bishop Ryan Harlan BoysTown WesTside NorTh Prep head coach BryanT. He has Transferred his experience and know how To The individual wresTIer in such a way +ha+ he will produce To The uTmosT oT his abiliTy. SCHEDULE I3 'Tee Jay 42 CenTral 5 I I Tee Jay I8 Bellevue 24 24 Tee Jay I I Tech 32 9 'Tee Jay 24 Benson I9 I4 'Tee Jay 37 - Lewis CenTral 9 I2 Tee Jay I2 A. L. 27 3 ToTaI Nine wins: Four losses Gra p plers I I CongraTuIaTions To This year's Team Tor a fine season. Referee waiches as Carl Mobiey pins his man Mai Candids r' mm S2a:,f11St,f21g???s'n'- V ul' :- - f: 1.1m 1 Wfff-b-- wu.11ff1aaf.,U mf--w fa,ff':.:1 fg55ggg,5,,5y52:fpiz, Yfiiii' M525-zi,::!' :Y Garreii' shows form 'rhaf compiled a 70 win and I2 loss record A pin is near RON TALLMAN Award Winners George was one oT The besT wresTIers T. J. has ever produced. He compiled a record oT 70 wins. I2 losses, and I Tie. George's quickness made him a Tiger To wresTIe. and many oT George's op- ponenTs Tound Themselves on The boTTom and usually pinned. T. J. is especially proud oT George Tor his championship wresTling, iovial disposiTion, and high spiriT. George won many oT The TournamenTs around This area. He also won Third place in The sTaTe meeT. Leo was a greaT performer Tor T. J. This year wiTh a record oT 35 wins, I7 losses, and 3 Ties. Leo was able To use his wirey Trame To geT him ouT oT TighT spoTs. He was a spunky compeTiTor, and he used his head and quickness raTher Than brawn To overpower his man. CongraTuIaTions To Leo Tor winning The lvlosT Take Downs award. AnoTher name Tor This boy would be Tiger, and ThaT is whaT This boy was ouT on The maT. His husTIe and desire was overpowering To mosT oT his opponenTs. By iusT looking aT him before The maTch. one could Tell ThaT he was There To win. Bolo, a junior, compiled a record of 22 wins. 8 losses. and no Ties. Bob won The MosT Improved WresTIer award. Ron. The big bear, wresTIed heavyweighT Tor 'I'.J. This year. As wiTh mosT big men he was sTrong, buT he used his head in addiTion To his sTrengTh. His coolness and agiIiTy under pressure won him many vicTories. CongraTuIaTions To Ron Tor winning The MosT Pins award. His record was I5 wins, I2 losses, and 6 Ties. J. V. Wresilmg Division Champs Y.Y Froni' Row. L 'lo R: W. Wold, J. Knouse, L. Jensen. D. Flagg B Anflnson M Ross D. Bowser. Back Row: J. Bradford, T. Bond. M. Goldenburg D Waffle A Rollins M. Smi+h. M. Zimmerman Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Ja Ja Jay Ja Jay Ja Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Oakland Bishop Ryan Harlan Boysiown Wesiside Norih Bryan Prep Ceniral Bellevue Tech Benson Lewis Ceniral A. L. Varsiig Baskeiball A record of wins and I2 losses as compiled by The arsiTy baskeTball Team. TTer a slow sTarT and some ad brealss, The Team seemed o come To life. AT This Time e were well inTo The season and T was iusT abouT Too laTe To sTarT rally To even up our record. SwiTching oaches in The lasT parT of The season ade iT more oT a challenge. AlThough iT was an uphill TighT from he sTarT. The boys never goT discouraged nd always Tried Their hardesT. Because of The ack in heigh+ every boy had To give his all plus li'H'le more To be able To run wiTh MeTro Toes. DespiTe This They did have speed and shooTing abiliTy. ln The Tourney The Team goT as Tar as The semi- inals in disTricT play before bowing To arch rival A.L. in a real Thrilling game. Coaches Capel and Davis gave The Team experT advice and TaughT The Tiner poinTs oT defense and offense. The record doesn'T always Tell The whole sTory. A championship record was noT shown This year, buT championship TTorT and desire were. fb' Q : il if 9 l ' E' .f ,. T573 1 TW - I Tat 'I' l , H .3 ,... ...ir f I 9,31 fry, iff fl K f M-ff Ts '4 ' l 2 www A 1 wgzfy. iq a. I f T3 T iii? it 5 M 5 1 iq 4 3 mf 5, .1 fi fa , w ,L 5 N , my T, .s 1 N , wig Zz is 4 , 1 ,P BOB CASE ROGER NANSEL This was Bob's TirsT year on Tl' varsiTy Team. He developed inTo or oT iTs TinesT ball players. His be shoTs were a iumper Trom The Top 4 The lcey and a TwisTing layup dov The middle. Bob made All-CiTy ar All-SouThwesT Iowa Teams aT guard. Roger was The TallesT man on Tl varsiTy squad aT 6'3 . This was h second year on The varsiTy, and playe OuT oT all The players on The squad Charlie was The mosT aggressive on offense. His smooTh moves and deadly shoTs from TiTTeen TeeT broughT h-im high poinT honors in many ball games. This was his second CHARLIE ALLEN year on The varsiTy. One oT This year's sTarTing Torward posiTions was held by Barry. He sTood 5'I l which is shorT Tor a Torward, buT he could iump wiTh The besT of BARRY MQGINN is . 5 Them. His besT shoT was a iumper Trom The side. Also, Barry was one oT The TinesT deTensive players on The squad. Chuck was The sTuTTer oT The 65-66 ball club. His Tre- mendous reach added To his 6'2 Trame enabled him To dunk The ball Trom any angle. His besT shoT was a shorT hooker. This was his TirsT year on The varsiTy. greaTesT aTTrlbuTe was rebounding, a his besT game againsT A.L. Roger ' r TT he displayed This TalenT in every ga aT cenTer. His besT shoT was around jump Trom The inside. CHUCK BA a T NS Jay was The speedsTer of The squad. any Times he sTole The ball and oomed away Trom The chasing de- enders. His besT shoT was a driving ook Trom his guard posiTion and down he leTT side oT The key. Jay was also sTrong deTensive player. This was Jim's second year wiTh The arsiTy squad and This experience howed in many ball games. Jim was ble To play eiTher Torward or guard, nd he held one oT These posiTions he enTire season. His besT shoT was a umper Trom The leTT side. JOHN LYDON We ... T 5 X xml is JAY MALONE JIM GRAZIER Bob was The shorTesT man John was The besT sixTh man on The Team. His 5'I I heighT on The Team aT 5'7 . A sTand- did noT sTop him Trom gaTher- ouT on defense, he would sTeal ing rebounds Trom Taller men. The ball easily wiTh his quick His shooTing abiliTy and cool- hands. Bob was a deadly shoT ness under pressure were an from Tar ouT, especially The asseT To The Team. His besT TwenTy TooT marlc. shoT was a scoop layup. ..,, . .. f s , ,. . - BOB HESSMAN Bill was The only junior on The Team. He Trans- help The Team nexT year. His besT shoT was a jumper Trom The cenTer. Terred To T. J. Trom Kansas in The middle OT The season. His shooTing and rebounding abiliTy will BILL HAGOOD .lag Vees Wi'rh a record of nine-nine, The Jay Vee loaslce+loall Many of +hese boys will be expecled 'l'o fill varsi+y ieam made a fine showing +his season. Coach Bill posiiions nex+ year. Wi+h +he coaching 'rhey receive Davis buili' his Jream up +o be good sporfsmen, rug- from Coach Davis, a brighl' season is in sfore f ged players. and Jrigers on defense. nexl year. Fronf Row. L fo R: T. Arnold, T. Arnold. J. Floyd. R. Whirli, Baclr: L. Breshers, B. Kern, D. Madden. T. Drager D Horner Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Ja Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Mo., Valley Holy Name Prep A. L. Manning A+lan'ric Tech Souih A. L. SCHEDULE 32 Tee Jay 47 Tee Jay 58 Tee Jay 48 Tee Jay 27 Tee Jay 5l Tee Jay 59 Tee Jay 50 Tee Jay 57 Tee Jay Sioux Ci+y C Benson Burke Griswold Cenfral Boys Town W. Harrison Lewis Ceniral Ryan Sophomore Cagers This year The sophomore baslceTball Team compiled a These boys worlcecl hard and were considered a Top ecorcl of Ten wins and Three losses. HighlighTing This noTch sophomore clulo Coach Mike HoTTman n h ear's season was a Triple overTime win over Bellevue second year wiTh The Team Teels many oT These boys iTh The Tinal score, Tee Jay TiTTy-nine and Bellevue will be able To Till varsiTy posihons in The near TuTure iTTy-seven. SCHEDULE Tee Jay Prep Tee Jay NO,-1-h Tee Jay Ryan Tee Jay Tech Tee Jay SQUH1 T99 Jay CenTral Tee Jay WesTsiole T69 JGY Benson Tee JGY WesT Harrison Tee JGY Abe Lynx Tee Jay FremonT-Mills Tee Jay T3 ovT.l Bellevue Tee JGY BoysTown FirsT Row. L To R: D. Debar, G. Andersen. J. Heckerman, T. Thomas, D. WITT. C. Solomon Second Row G Lovercheclc J Johnson T. Finnell. P. Plummer, J. Morgan. R. Apple L. To R. Ivy Moore, Laura Waugh, Vicki Hall, RoberTa Hun+, Madonna BiTTiclc, Mary Bol+e, Donna Balzer-sponsor, Georgia GoTT lorechT, Connie Marlin, Jeanie 'Hall, KaThy Mandolfo, Linda Luschen, Chris Dickensen. JackeHes TJ's Girls' Baskeiball Team Even Though only 3 seniors reTurned To The girls' baslceTloall Team This year: They had a Tairly good season. They pracTiced Twice a week on lay-up shoTs, drills, Tree Throws, and diTTerenT plays. Having Tough compeTiTion Trom I5 oTher Teams in The B league lgirls I8 and underl, They Tinished wiTh 8 losses and 2 wins. Showing much improvemenT, The girls were runners-up in The consolaTion games oT The AAU TournamenT. Also, one oT The ouTsTanding players, Jeanie Hall, was elecTed To The all sTar Team. WiTh almosT all The girls reTurning nexT year, iT should be a very promising season. ron'l' Row, L. 'lo R.: R. Simmons, L. Sprall, D. Caffery, D. Neil. T. Farris, C. Foulch, A. Schroeder. M. Rine. Baclr Row. Coach E. obinson, J. Malone. C.'Solomon. D. Sfeensen. B. Lamberl. R. Nancel, M. Shannon, J. Grazier. D. Horner. A. Holmberg, S. Siegler. EET yan, Bellevue, T.J. ellevue. T.J. ech. Nor'l'h. T.J. yan, T.J. eslside, T.J. ech, T.J. elro. lnviralional .L., T.J. eru S+al'e lnvilalional e+ro. Aclivilies As. Cross Counlrg PLACE 2nd lsl' 2nd Zn-d 2nd 2nd 9lh 2nd 4+h 7+h This year has been a rebuilding period for Coach Earnesl' Robinson's lhinclads. Wilh only 'rhree re- lurning lellermen from lasl year's squad, Coach Robinson had 'lo seH'le for sevenlh in The Melro- polilan League. The boys had much desire and de+ermina+ion. Wilh nine underclassmen re+urning +0 nexl year's squad, a successful season is in slore for lulure cross counlrry leams al' Tee Jay. Track IsT Row: L. To R.-M. Jones, R. Turpine, L. SpraTT, M. Dyson, D. Bergs+rom, E. LawTon, T. Hawkins. M. Rhine. 2nd Row: J. Malone J. Nagle, L. Floyd. B. Hagoocl. C. Mobley, C. FouTch, A. Rollins, J. Heckerman, Coach Hansen. D. Fernley, D. Horner. T. Bond G. Khors, Coach 6-oTchall. This year's Track Team placed high in every meeT They parTicipaTecl in. Greg Kohors and Mike Keller paced The Team wiTh lsT and 2nd place eTTorTs aT The STaTe MeeT. OTher poinT geTTers Tor The Team were Tim Bond in The IOO Yd. Dash and Jay Malone in The 220 Yd. Dash. Kohrs. Bond and many oTher unclerclassmen are reTurn- ing To help bolsTer relays and garner poinTs in The open evenTs. A boy has To pay The price To become successTul in Track, and by The showing made This year. many boys paid The price. CongraTulaTions To Mr. GoTchall Tor an ouTsTanding Track Team. Mike Kellar shows form 'rha'r earned him Znd place in +he Sfafe Meet Dave Bergsfrom finishes fhird. Greg Khors Is+ place in ihe broad lump a'I I'l'1e Sfafe Meet The girls who 'frequenily ran The relay were from L. To R. Kafhy Maher, KGHWSY M6f1Cl0liO. isiandingl Linda Luschen, and Maggie Roacha. Even 'rhough The number oul' for girls' Track was limiied, The 'ream had a good sea- son. Five girls made up The Jream. and be- cause of +his each girl par+icipa+ed in a va- lriely of ac+ivi+ies. The girls sfaried by praciicing four nighrs a week afrer school. Exercises consisled of iumping iacks. sii'-ups, leg exercises. running from Two 'ro Jrhree laps around +he fooiball field. and praciicing 'The dashes +o improve +heir1'ime. TeeJay enrered rhe meeis a+ Red Oak and Missouri Valley bu'r 'Failed To score againsi' 1'ough+er rivals. The Team also en- fered in Jrhe meer a+ 'The Iowa School for The Deaf where They won place ribbons. Linda Luschen rook second place in +he broad jump for which she sei 'The school record a+ TeeJay. second place in 'The 220 yard run, and placed fifrh in 'rhe IOO yard dash. The four girls on Jrhe relay ieam won a fourlh place ribbon. This year fhe coach of girls' as well as boys' Track was Mr. Ernesi' Robinson. His assis+an'i was Miss Donna Balzer of 'The girls' physical educa+ion deparfmenr. Girls' Track Linda Luschen gefs a running s+ar+ for The broad' iump. GoHbrech+ prepares +o fhrow 'rhe sofi- i I i Condiiipns for running on 'Phe TeeJay 'iracic were very diffi- cui'r because of The new adhiiiion being consirucied. Ggmnasiics The gymnasric Jream had a record of 'lwo wins and Wifh The experience gained rhis year. berfer per seven losses. Coach Bill Simms has many unclerclass- formances are expeciecl from Jrhese boys in Jrhe comm men rerurning nexl year. season. Froni' Row, L 'lo R: D. Sage, J. Hofchkiss, B. King. G. Mann, B. Lambert D. Burgsfrum, Back Row: J. Ives, B. Brabec, H. Brink. M. Jones, J. Conner. Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Tee Jay Jay GY Jay aY Jay aY SCH EDU LE 6I Bellevue 5 I Norlh 38 Weslside 32 Creighron Prep 62 Tech 32 Ryan 45 A. L. POIN Dave Burgsirum Capt lvlilce Jones Capl. John Ives Jeff Conner Bolo Lamberjr T LEADERS 48 6I 74 80 50 80 68 Wulh a record of one win, one +ie, and sixleen losses swimming 'ream didn'+ fare loo well againsl' 'l'hei Melro foes. This year's Team was composed mainly of underclass Mr. Jerome and The 'ream feel +ha+ 'l'he experience ained 'From This year and lo+s of hard work, S Swimming Firs+ Row. L fo R: W. Prifo. T. Hawkins, D. Pogge, R. Underwood, J. Conner, B. Schomberg. R. Garrison, M. Berganl- zel. Second Row: J. Allen. R. Hoke. G. Rosenbaugh, B. Russell. S. Hoke. J. Menching, J. Lindsay, D. Oshlo. D. Oshlo. season is in s'rore for nex'r year. COACH JEROME -,f 1966 Basebal FronT Row: D. Connor, D. Debar. J. Lydon. B. Case. D. Purnell, B. McGinn T. McClure. Baclc Row: D. Daley, R. Hoke, D. Thomas. D. FenTon, l.. McGee J. G-razier, L. Breshers, S. Holce. Coach Dick Davis I46 The spring baseball squad possessed a I6-5 record ana The TiTle oT Spring STaTe Baseball Champions. 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T.J. vs. T.J. vs. T.J. vs. T.J. vs. T.J. vs. T.J. vs. T.J. vs. Des Moines Dowling Des Moines Dowling win win loss loss loss win win win win win win in A, M. .V ., MV. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. T.J. VS. VS. VS. vs. vs. Tech vs. vs. VS. vs. A. L. Bellvue vs. Cen+ral Spalding Norih Prep Churclan Davenporl Walerloo Dan Daley guards second base win win win win loss loss win win win win ow I. L. lo R.: D. Clayfon. K. Pelersen. M. Danburg, B. Kern, J. Morgan, J. Kinsel. R. Johnson, T. Thomas:'Row 2: T Ferrin J Nicholas Will. J. Hilfernan. M. Paulson, R. Garrison. D. Bowser. J. Connor. I C Junior Va rsiig Antler losing Jrhe firs+ game of Jrhe season. Jrhe Jay-vees racked up six slraighi vic- Jrories for a 6-l Melro League record- good enough 'for a firsl place finish. The Team was led by The lrio ol John Kinsel, John Hilfernan. and Terry Ferrin 'who hil' 308. .45O, and .4lO respeclively. RECORD Weslside Rummel A.L. Tech Bellevue Creighion Prep A.L. Girls' The girls' golf leam showed much improvemenl over lasl year. Many new sophomores parlicipaled lhis year mak- ing Jrhe leam worlc harder and crealing compelilion among lhe 'ream for Jrhose low scores. Their sponsor, Mrs. Sally Kellcer, loolc Jrhe Jream lo Weslwood Golf course four limes a weelc lo delermine low scores for lhe marches. The lop six were lhen lalcen lo Dodge course in inler-school com- pelilion. The low scorer and besl player on lhe 'ream was Car- olyn Linclsay who Jroolc lourlh place low medalisl in com- peling wilh lorly-lwo girls al Jrhe lowa dislricl meel. The leam losl lo A.l.. in Jrhe lwo marches scheduled wilh lhe scores being A.L. l84 T.J. I85 A.L. 233 T.J. 255 The lop six girls who placed in dislricf are from L. 'lo R. Carolyn Lindsay, Sandy Rowe, Trud' Mark, Alice Conway, Debora Smilh, Carla Arndl. The firsl malch belween A.l.. and T.J. was held al Wesl wood and The second al Ellcs Counlry Club Golf Course, ln +he soulhwesl lowa Tournamenl TeeJay placed fourl lbealing A.l.. by lwenly-lhree slrolqesl and placed lourlh i Jrhe Omaha Golf lnvilalional al Cedar Hills Golf Course The leam finished wilh a good season and wilh all bul lhre girls relurning, nexl season should be even beller. l l Golf Team Olher members on lhe leam ard from L. lo R. Diana Fidone, Caro' Sanders, sponsor, Mrs. Sally Kel leer, Laura Waugh, Connie Smilh Linda Briley. Nor piclured: Belly Parks, Dian. Robinson, Linda Lydon. Rowl Gail Anderson Jim Evans Neil Evans Jim Minor Row 2: Joel MyklebusT. Ron Fernley. Rod Appel, Rod Erickson. The Thomas JeTTerson boys golT Team puTTecl Through This year sporTing new blasT iaclceTs lTurnished loy Al ivlarTin and Grape Growers AssociaTionl To a score oT l Tie, 3 losses, and 2 wins. The low average boy Tor The Team was sophomore Rod Appel wiTh an average oT 42.7. Second low was senior Rod Erickson wiTh a 43.2 average. Tolloweol closely by senior Jim Evans wiTh 43.6. R ECORD T.J. l69 Bellvue I 69 T.J. l 93 WesTsicZle l 76 T.J. l68 Prep, l 64 T.J. l64 NorTh I63 T.J. l 63 Tech l 82 T.J. I74 Ryan I77 COACH FRAN K LAM ANTlA Row I L. 'io R. Connie Marlin, Maria Brabec, Janice Tysor, Mary Conboy Row 2: Connie Fooi. Diane Shroder. Bonnie Smiih, Kaihy Maher. ivy Moore Tennis I966 broughi a fine season for 'rhe Thomas Jefferson girl's 'rennis Jream. The Jream was composed of Jrhree seniors, Connie Marlin, Ivy Moore. and Connie Fooi, and five soph- omores. Ivy Moore was a Disirici Semi-Finaiisi. The sophomores ioolc forward wiih experience and drive io a promising season nexi year. The Team was coached by Miss Donna Baizer. T.J. 4 Lewis Ceniral O T.J. O A.L. 4 T.J. 3 Red Oak I T.J. 4 Lewis Cenirai O T.J. O A.L. 4 T.J. 4 Glenwood O Bogs' Tennis l l l Row I, L. 'io R.: P. O'Hara, T. Arnold, T. Arnold. C. Rosenbaughg Row 2: M. Shannon, S. Carle, A. Coleman, D. Madden. The besf fennis feam T.J. and Coach Mike Hoffman ver produced was fhis year's feam. Sfeve Carle and lan Coleman were Semi-finalisfs in fhe Sfafe Tourna- enf. Wifh an overall record of 5 wins and I loss. fhe eam finished fhird in fhe Mefro Tourney and second n fheir division. Isf singles . 2nd singles 3rd singles . . . - . lsf doubles 2nd doubles . . . . Sfeve Carle . . . Mike Shannon . . Alan Coleman . . . Tim Arnold Tom Arnold . Denny Madden Carl Rosenloaugh Paf O'l-lara W?if9fkEi2a!i-M99'fms:-weiiazlws 5 , ii: if .. , V f V 7 z , 2 V, , 371 A 1 mi 3 ff? i M, fi Q? 5 Q, .Q , 4 ,wg wi ..ik I ., X fipkk K .V 3- an , J n, f i 4 W 'f if ff. :. f W LJQFJQ Y ,L f rw: 'ff '2 . S5 , ,4 1 f at S ,A Q y fy J ,gf 14 rf, i '1Q ,H if i ,Q , ,ww F K 4 in :Q , 9 J m fs, , , A ' 2.2 J 3,9 1 A ' ,ef sg ,!.4Q' aint' zw 4 ,, nm il, k . irq? If Q ,w?WA! AW R L. Roger Johnson Presicleni' John Lindsay Vice-presicleni' Mrs. Karen Day v, g s , lclfiiiiri is My ,f l I Ali: in 4:1 54 l I 1 if 'lfufi ll , , ffilillfril g-11ff f gf i :iw 'lisfmggmlfgi1,fffmz 3 , .wif-:, -, , ,fee ryg? Mflgasgffff M1.rfffgf.fifi:f:f: 4 5 ii 3,1 ig' ' V A ff ' f .Af s,q,ffwf,-??5r1!f.5f:i ff ry. 5 , ' ' L1 Milf f., , , Mr. Bill Simms Mr. Dan Ryan rp Trudy Mark Secrefary Sophomore Officers ah Sponsors Mr. R. Davis lnoi picfuredl Sieve Pefferman Treasurer A ,, Tom Arnold Sgf.-ai'-Arms C a n d i d S I57 Sandy Abbohi Russ Abraham Marcia Achenbaugh Sharon Ackerman Dave Acord Connie Adamson Wayne Aege Tina Ahlquisl Phyllis Akins Susan Alberi Randy Allen Donna Allison Gail Andersen Bill Anfinson Rod Appel Carla Arndi Tim Arnold Tom Arnold Joan Arvidson John Aiwell Sharon Aul+ Vickie Auxier Colleen Baker Shirley Baker Michael Barrier Ken Baxier Rich Becerra Susan Beck Deana Bell Bill Benedicl' Mike Berganizel Roberia Berry Rebecca Bells Kaihy Bloom Pauleife Bloom Jane? Boe Jerry Bolnlen Mary Bolle Dave Bonar Pam Bofhwell Laura Bora' Dick Bowser Marla Brabec Jon Bradford Ann Bradley Lelfie Bradley Linda Briley Herb Brink Tina Brockman Charles Brooks Virginia Brooks Lorene Bro'rI'xer'ron Bolo Brown Janei Brown Denny Burbeck Susan Burkey Gene Bu'r+erfield Larry Caffery Bruce Capron Ellen Carey Angie Carlson Judy Carrell Vicky Childs Alice Clark Carolyn Clark Corky Clark Sharan Clark Alberf Clay Doug Clayion Dan Clevenger Noreen Clinlcenbeard Bruce Collier Janie Sue Conaway Mary L. Conboy Craig Conlcling Jeff Conner Sharon Cook Jim Core Kevin Conslanl' Donna Coslello Glen A. Cox Pal Curry Dennis Davis Kirk Davis Marsha Davis Dave DeBar Michael Del-larl Rusly Delf.shmu++ Phyllis Demorel Leon Louis Deifz Gloria Dishong Raymond Donahoo Virgil Downing Denny Drake Tim Dreager Sleve Dunlap Sieve Dyson Judy Edie Peggy Ellison Kenny England Buddy Eshom Che? Elhinglon Neal Evans Roselle Evans Rex Farris Janice Feelain Lynnelle Fee-kin Thomas Fennell Ron Fernley Terry Ferrin Ann Ferryman Michael Fienhold Ron Filkins Larry Fisher Dan Flegg Nancy Forcade Carl Foufch John Fowler Claude France Dan Franks Chuck Freer Carol Fronk Ellen Fullingfon Dwain Galle Tom Gardner Sreve Garrison Mary Gafrosi Michael Gibson Bill Giles Lyle Gilfillan Jerry Gilmore George Glacey Georgia Goribrechlr Cheryl Grap Doniia Grau Nella Graves Alfa M. GraviH Marsha Griffin Bob Gryskiewicz Linda Hack Jane Hager Vicroria Marla Hall Barb Hanafan Barb Hannon Debbie Hansen Kafhy Hansen Sheila Hansen Avalena Hanslip Glenn Hanson Ruih Hanson Terry Harold Jo Ann Harlman Kenny Harvey Sharon Hauger Mike Hawkins Kalhryn Hazen Jim Heckerman Share Heineman Mirch Henley Rick Hensley Lillian Hesfer James A. Heywood John Hiffernan Fred Hill Karen Hines Gary Hodlwalker Gary Hoemann Pam Holden Clifford Holding Don Hook Pam Horner Rick Hosellon Anna Humlicek George Hunl Jucly Hun'r Roberla Hunl- Shirley Hunler Par Hurley Parricia Huskey Cafhie Hulclwinson Paula lden Diane Ives Diane Ives Jesse Jackson Larry Jensen Howard Jensen Norman Jensen Gary Johnson Gary Johnson Hugh E. Johnson Linda Johnson Roger Johnson , Tim Johnson Brad Johnsfon Eldon Johnslon Jerry Johnslon Rick Jolliff Kalhy Jung Larry Jung Kennerh Karnes Nadine Kellar Vickie L. Keller Cynrhia Kellogg Kalhy Kenyon Bob Kern Glenn Kilpafriclc Carol King Janice King Diana Kinne John Ki nsel Dorie Kirby Glenna Klemenl Jaclc Knouse Bob Kri V Kiily Doug Knulson udsen Koch Don Ko er 9 Karen Kolirs Helen Konecny Susie Kopera Russ M Kramer iclwael Krivolcuclwe Angie Kruse Bill Kruse Dora Kuffler Mike Kunik Te rry Lancial Roberla Larsen Craig Lauver Susan Lawrence Barbara Lee Milne Lenliardl' Roger LeReHe Dana Lesley Linda Lewellen Becky LidgeH John Lindsay Sally Long Donna Lovell Sieve Lovercheck Linda Joyce Luschen Linda Lydon Julie Lyman Jerry Malobill Jacque Madden Dixie Madsen Lynn Roy Madsen Kalhy Maher Roxann Mahoney Jeannie Maine David Malone Nick Mandarich Jim Mandolfo Trudy Mark James L. Markey Mike Marr John N. Marshall Sheila Carole Mauer Danny May Chris Mendoza Jim Mensching Linda Merk Barbara Jean Merksick Linda Merrill Dennis Meyer Ramona Meyer Caroline Middagh Diane Miller Janelle Miller Ronnie Miller Vonnie Miller Jim Minor Lawrence D. Moore Phillip Moree Donald Moreland Leo Moreno Jim Morgan Connie Morris Jack Lee Mowery Richard Mowery Terry Mulvania Don Mumm Pafry Myers Dave McCallan Belle Mclnloslm Mike McKern Rod McMas'fer Nancy McNuHy Byron McQuinn Jimmy McTwiggan Jim Nagel Nick Nalwach Esllier Negreie Dave Neill Elena Maria Nelson Karen Nelson Dianne Neumann Bill Newman Glenda Newman Larry Nixon Peggy Norris Dennis Nusser Pal O'Brien Don O'DelI Pafrick O'Hara Virginia Olsen Doug Oshlo Cheryle Irene Ossman Danny Papaila Bill Parraclc Marc Paulson Terry Pearon Connie Peel Sreve Pefferman Gary Pendgrafl' Debby Peferson Del Pelerson Gary Pelersen Henry Pefersen Ken Pelersen Bobbie Peferson Bruce Phillips Bob Planlikow Paul Plummer Viclcie Plummer Pai' Poflenbarger Denny Pogqe Karen Pool John Powell Joyce Pruell LaJune Quandl' Richard Reelfs Judy Reese Lee Ann Reid Randy Reid Debby Respeliers Joyce Rhodd Carl Gene Rice Virginia Rice Maggie Rocha Tilo Rocha Charlene Rodenbough Kafhy Rolfe Carl Rosebaugh Karen Rolhe Barry Rolhfus Gloria Saar Dennis Lee Sage Linda Sales Carole Sanders Ari Schelldorf Bruce Schomburg Diane Schroder Doug Schroder Debbie Schullz Ronnie Schulfz Deb Seaman Susan Seafon Pal Shadolen Dick Shamnlen Jim Shannon Mike Shannon Mark Shepard Bruce Sherlund Terry Skalberg Rufh Skinner Barry Smiih Bonnie Smilh Connie Smilh Linda Smilh Mike Srrri+h Roger Smilh Sally Smilh Tom Smilh Frank Sollazzo Chuck Solomon Marlene Sorensen Kafhy Sorlino Gary Spanel Darwin Spears Evelyn Spechi' l.aVonne M. Spires Sylvia Elaine Sprenger Frances Slarr Sieve Slarr Roseanna Sleadman Keilh Slill Donna Sirong Frank Slrong, Jr. Dave Siurgeon Harold Sfurm Jr. Carolyn Sullivan Doug Teague Joe Thomas Maryella Thomas Terry Thomas Aaron Thomson Waller Thompson Tim Tiqhe Juanila Tobias Vincenr Tobias Nanci Thompkins Barbara Triloolel Tim Turner Genny Turner Janice Tysor Sherry Vallier Judy Ann Van Ealon Dave Van Horne Derralcl E, Waffle Dennis Wagner Elaine Walbridge Ward Walker Carl Wallace Donna Ward Janis Waugh L iii A Larry Waugh Laura Waugh Sally Weaiherill Greg Welch lshal Welch Carla Whife Duane Wiemerslage Lorraine Wiemerslage Myrile Wiemerslage Eileen Willey Lynn Williams Ray Wilmolh Pam Wilson Sandy Wilhem Denny WiH Wayne Wold Linda Wood Sharon Woodruff Don Wrighl Jim Underwood Rick Underwood Diane Yearingion Todd Yealon , o+ Pic+ured: ay Ahrens avid Anderson ike Anderson huck Anible an Barnes aul Beckman aura Berkheimer enneih Blankenship ennis Braniley uanila Briseno aul Brown ebby Burgslrum andy Chrisfianson Collins Collins Coppack ,Cross Dewaele Diamond ilzler Dolner Flannery Fargrove Eugene Gladden Malhew Globe Candy Hannum Linca Hansen Wayne Head Ricky Hickmain Beverly Hicks Chesler Horswill Slephen Howard Harry Jensen Linda Jinks Sandra Jinks Roger Kinney David Linehan Leslee McCelland Mike McCoy Glenn McLean Gary Milligan Jim Minor Riia Negreie Mike Nelson Pam Palmerfon Jodie Peleska David Poinls Gary Yopp AI Young Kalhy Youngs Mike Zimmerman William Zurek Greg Reese Brenda Richardson Harold Richards Pa'Hi Richardson Larry Rigby Vic+or Rober+son Kaihrine Schieffer Pai Shadden Roberl Smilh Randall Sorenson Joyce Spears Evelyn Spechf Karleila Sprinkel Richard Tallman Jim Thompson Shirley Tolby Pele Vargas Diane Vincenf Bob Vrenz Danny Wick Joe Williams Sfeve Williams Jeanne Wilson 'K-in W, H I75 - ,E 14? ' ' f f , , ' ' i K T- fi , . :W W ' Junior Officers and Sponsors Presicleni' .......... .... D ebbie Jo Smiflw Is'I' Vice-Presideni' .... ....... T im Bond 2nd Vice-Presideni' .... ..... D enny Fe-rnley Secrefary .......... .... L eslie Cowarclin Treasurer ........ .... D enny Connor Treasurer . . . .... Beclcie Young Mr. Don Hansen Mrs. Sally Kellcer Miss Karen Jensen Mr. Charles Bryanf ' .1 ' - , ,L -- mi ,,: . 1 ' 2,157 'Nfvd'f'l5i1iF1' 5 Linda Allan Jerry Allen Blll A Mary Andrews Jalu Anmn Gale Arch Dennis Arndl Merrr Arnold Phyllis Axlell Belly Jo Baker Dale Baker Linda Barber Kay Barlow Abbie Barfon Sharon Bales Sieve Bafes Sleve Bair James Beaman Harry Bellows William Bell Jeannie Bensley Laura Berkheimer Donald Befchel David Birclsonq Madonna Bifiick Phyllis Bly H i Dixie Boaz Judy Bensley Susie Biclcing 1 Edna Bohall Lincla Bollon Rob Bonar 2 'I-:,.f.i '1'2?52'55 53-2 ,ni E Q . 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W L 1 vi V 4 'n .P n if 3 '52 Mary Smiih Roberf C. Smifh - Jane Snyder Q i ' .V , 3 '3 A ' , an 5- I , i V' ' , - yi r . i i X i f ,fi J , ' i 1 l ' i X V ' 'QI i . QV . , V. sw QE. desi A ' M' K I y . Li, , if 1 nl v f f 1 .T 'ima- ,rf ,VV Q VV-12-,V , 5, ,Wi af v V, 5 ' A if 5 V ir 14? Q, A 4 k 1 ff 1-V se 1 Q1 v 5 5 if gf Q, ki 1 ww Ron Spanel Linda Speiman Jim S+einke John Sfeinke Kenny S+ilI Marvin Sfockfon John S+ree+ . dr. .q'y y y i ' ' ' ' ' ii Pa+ Sfogdill Susan Sfoksr V .,.r, 'f 2 if V ' vwi A fV 'a. M , f K V -fig, .Mk gf gw . . .4731 , Egan: . , ,Jafar Michael S-rukey Mona Sfurm Kafhy Swanger Pa'i'5Y Swisher 51 hula: .ia 5 J yiiiy J, yiiry Q WN A ' .',V I 1- W :PE 8, B7 Z ,XZ i E Q M f 5,5 1 5 S si f- 1 , 1 sf -w Q- L 1 Q E al Jgil , f -if . raw J' ae V i ,M-:cl Myra TackeH Linda Tadlock -.wal 5 :sez , . - ., mf -' Tom Tallman -fa ' iiaszzi ix1Lx:vii?is35Q2il, 'V'-.vu 4d E,..' RJ :YLPYA K e 'll ,593 a H5 , sy I 4 T Rod Taylor Elaine Tews Carol Thacker Dan Thomas Leroy Thomas Sue Thompson Shirley Tolby Y Dale Traufman Joy Thorson Cindy Tisher 1 5 Thaymer Tracy Kay Tribolef H Calhy Trimmer Linda Van Bibber T Mike Tyson Connie Vallier . ' u3Ai45'5l9e:iE:hii35?lgf 1 i im: Q MK , ,,,, illi 1 Virginia Vance Kim Vanderloo Mary Wager Mike Waile Denise Walker 741 ' A Q. 'dh K n la 2 f a-iyws , , 6. f 1 1 el' 1 1. ,Q al gf s A fa g- , my 4 j , gi? as E i WASH ,gi i ,, ff' N? If e F 'Q ,Q Q Z ai ,155 A meh 6 13' ai A is am E in K ,az f fy: 96 E 11 5 5515 .. , i my ,swf ., ,gf 1 ,, , iii! nw-ff: ?ifffwvvf-Q-V ff . Ken Walker Dan Wall Vicki Wal'rer Nancy Ward Cinda Washburn Rodney Wafkins Rick Wehrli Linda Wells Sfephanie Waugh Linda Weidman Pal' Wendi Shirley While Don Williams Randy Williams Mary Wilclcen if qi v gi? ar age E 1 :I V F 1 Q elf 51 5 E ' W iv in ' Zi f, g f, 3. 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David Wilson Fliesha Wilson Janef Wilson Joyce Wilson Judy Wilson , ' ' I we 'wi ,jfrafiif 5' giver? 2 ,ai B if if li' l C , , ,,1 151 ..,, .,,, i , Paul Wilson Paul Wilson John Woods Nof Picfu red: Roberl Aguiniga Diane Baker Gary Ballinger Lloyd Breshers Sfanley Brofherfon Jeanne Chaffee Margaref Clacey Roger Colwell Dick Comky Ronald Freer Paula Fuller Carl Grofh Linda Hack Karla Hagle Tim Wilson William Wilson Blaine Wolff Glen Wood K h af y Woodford Q X Linda Woods Kirk Wredf A W ' hi- Diana Yopp Becky Young if 5 s- hifi jm , w e .iii-' E 'ifiiikl - ,ii , 15 rl 1. gm- R. - sus A um! i N fenrhiii r' 3, iz .,,. 1 Kay Young Tim Young Charles Hail Donna Hall Dave Hardiman Duane Heubner Jackie Johnson William Kaufman Ron Kelso Kenf Kopera April Loveless Linda Loveless Roberf Maack John McCormick Brenl' Miller Terry Miller Helen Murphy Mary Murphy Kafhy Peck Michael Peck John Rafashali' Bruce Rofh Larry Sprafl Debbie Thomas Pam VanDonge Richard Varn Alan Wadsworf Mike Whife Bridgef Wilson Candids ...,, ,MM ,, W, 6 4, AH, 'P we ii SENIDRQ Senior Officers and Sponsors W' If-S Sponsors Officers Mr. Michael Hoffman Jim EVGUS-Tfeasufef Mr, Llgyd Jerome Donna Hall-Secrefary Mr, Roger Melkus Nancy Moore-Presideni' Miss Agnes Sperra Tandy McClure-Vice-Presideni Mrs. Clara Sfrfckland Mrs. Harriei' Chase VALEDICTORIAN We, Ihe Annual Slalif, salule Trudy Jrhis year's valediclorian. I-Ier ad- on Wha+ Grealer Gill? was espe- appropriale considering Trudy's Iisl' honors. Some of 'rhese include-Firsl' in lhe Slale Elks Leadership and Conlesls, going on Io Jrhe Na- conlesl. A well-known figure around Thomas Jef- Trudy is a member of I'he Nl-IS, Council, FTA, Jr. GOP's, MOI's, S+aff, Biology, Spanish, and Pep and dramalic worlc in roadshows and We Qalule You... I I SALUTATORIAN The Annual Slall is proud To give Kennelh Lin- inger, well-earned recognilrion. Ken's Iisl of ac'rivi+ies is a long one, including membership in Nl-IS, Jr. GOP's, Key Club, MOI, Science Club. Music De- parrmenl' in Choir and Band, and worlc in The Drama Deparlmeni. Proof of Ken's earning his rank was evidenl' from The awards he received on I-Ionors Day. Some of Jrhese were his NMSQT LeHer of Recommenda- 'l'ion, S+a're of Iowa Scholarship, World-Herald Scholarship, Woodmen of 'rhe World American I-Iislory Award, Iowa Sfale Bar Associalion Award, Ellcs Local Scholarship Award, and his admission 'lo Iowa Slale Universily Wi+h Recognilion and Award. AT GRADUATING TIME Abe-is, Vicki Ackerman, Connie Adamson, Sandra Ahiquisf, Brian Akins, Ronnie Alien, Charley X- Al+. Kaihy Ambrose. Dave Andersen, Sfella Anderson, Jim Anderson. Mary Anderson. Nancy Andrews. Sandy Aniinson, Peggy Applegaie. Marsha Arch. Iris Arriclc, Julie Arrowsmiih, Ronnie THE GRADUATES ARE GOING FORTH Banks. Charles Baker. Connie Baxley, Charles Beclmer. Sianley Bender, Dan Bell, Frank ! s Bennefr, Peggy Bejrfs, Barbara Bigham. Howard Bird, Leslie Birdsong. Trudy Bockerlr. Susan GOD BLESS THEM EVERY ONE! Bol+e. James Bolfon, Deana BoH'on. Judy Bowen, Donna Branson, Joyce Breshers. Pa'r'ry Briggs. Larry Briggs, Rodney Brockman. Gordon Brooks, Jack Brown, Loren Brown, Regina TO RUN THIS HARD AND QTLIBBORN WORLD Bryant Roberlr Burroughs. Karen BuHer, John Burler, Roger Burferbaugh, Donna Calfee, Linda 1 ! E JUST AS IT SHOULD BE RUN: Childers, Terry Childress, Lee Ann Chrisiiansen. Lani Camden, Diane Carle. Sieve Carlin, Jeaneire Case, Roioeri' Cavanauglw. Diane Cepuran, Kafhieen Clark, Jacque Clark, Marcia Cochran. Bill Coolc. Kay Cooley, Beverly Coleman. Alan Conslanl. Michael Coslrello, Bill Cronin, Mike BUT MUCH I FEAR THEY'LL FIND THAT FACTS Daley, Dan Davis. Virginia Dawson, Cynfhia DeBar. Ralph Duifman, Sharon Delanfy. Pa+ricia E DON'T ALWAYS TRACK WITH DREAMS: Den!-lerder. Judy Diercks. Judy Die+z. Carol Difzler. Jo Dofner, Gloria Doner. Rifa Doughfy, Linda Drake, Sharon Drummond, Roberf Drummond. RUH1 Eddy, Diane EHIS, Alan Eidshun, Meiba Erickson. John Eriicsen, Rodney Evans, Jim Farris, Tom Fernely, Dick AND RUNNING THIS OLD WORLD IQ NOT Fichier. Palrricia Fienhold, David Fienhoid. William Fisher, Peggy Fisher. Ronallien Fooie, Laconda Forbes, Dennis Forcade, Mickey Ford, Burke Fowler, Melody Fraiey, Connie Frieze. Alien AS EASY A9 IT SEEMS. Fronk, David Galle, Gary Gauker. Donald Gann. Sharon Gardner, Linda Garrean, Pairick Garrefr. George Garrosr, Carol Gaver. Gary Gibbs. Kay Gilmore, Connie Goerzinger, Linda Graves, Amy Gray, Debby Graybill. Sharon Grazier, James Gibler, Mike Gilmore. Charles i THE GRADUATE IS PRONE TO THINK 3 HIS WISDOM I9 COMPLETE Hall, Dona Hall, Marilyn Hall, Sleve Green, Danny Greenwood, PaH'i Griffillws, Marsha Grimes, Mary Grosvenor, Sieve Gryskiewicz, Nancy I-lanafan, Nancy l-land, Jim Hansen, Toni Hargis. Barbara Harmon, Rifa Harringfon. Leo Harris. Jeff Harrison. Joyce Har+man, Karen HE'9 BUT T0 ASK - THE WORLD WILL LAY Harrman, Mary I-leinsrorfer, Gerd Heifman, Carolyn Hemmingsen, Linda Henninger. Don Hensley, JeaneHe l-lensley. Marry Herrick, Dennis Herrick, Gary Hessman, Roloerf Hicks. Phyllis Himberger, Donna ITS TROPHIEQ AT HIS FEET Hlnlcel PaHy Hlsel Evelyn Hodfwalker Ada l-loel, Michael I-Iolce, Randy Holder. Linda Holmloerg. Alan Holmes, Rondee Honig, Marsha Hook, David Hoover. Judy Hopper. Marilyn BUT SCHOOLDAYS DONE AND WORK BEGUN. Horner. Larry Hoichiciss, Amy I-iourigan. Carol Howard, Harrier Huff. Marjorie Huff, Linda Johnson, Cheryl Johnson. Sheryl Jones, Theresa Kellar, Mike Kellar. Nancy Keller, Pairicia HE LEARN9 TO HIS REGRET Hunr, Roberi Hurd, Harry Hurci. Jack Ives, Richard Janick, Connie Jensen. Linda KenneH. Rose Ann Kenyon. Fred Kerrin, Linda Keslerson, David Kilpalriclc, Linda Klefslad. Gilberl THE COLLEGE OF EXPERIENCE Knauss, Lisle Knoloel, Max Koenigs, Leonard Kohl, Bonnie Krivalcucha, Mildred Kruger, Krisiine Kruger, Rodney Lane. Marcia Lanqi Leroy Lailiam, Lynn Lauclon, Jim Lawless. Karen HE HAS NOT MASTERED YET. Lawson. Sue Lelimer. Sally Lelvlasrer, Linda Lewis, Karen Liclcliclc, Tim Lindsay, Alicia Lindsay. Carolyn Linlnger, Ken Long, Paul Lydon, John Lyman. Marcia Lynn, Dixie THE WORLD HAS GARLANDS AND APPLALISE Mace. Gary Madsen. Eddie Mains. Lynn Malone, Jay Mann, Gregg Marin, Cafhy Mayberry, Lewis Merlcsiclc, Belly Meyers. Anna Meyer. Clifford Meyer. Marlin Millard, Larry AT GRADUATING TIME: lvlarlindale, Sandra Mallwews. Paulelle Malleson. Pamela Marlreson. Rosie lvlauer, Connie May, Gloria Miller, Danny Miller, Trudy Mincer, Marvei Mize, Sue Moafs. Jim Monrgomery, Clwarlojrffe BUT MAY FORGET HIM THE NEXT DAY. Moore. Ivy Moore. Nancy Moss. Barbara Moss. Ronald Mueller, Pameia Myklhouser. Ray McCiary, Kaiiwy McClure. Gary McClure, Tandy McCormick, Kaihieen McGee, Larry McGinn, Barry WHEN HE ATTEMPTS TO CLIMB. McKenzie. JoAnn McMas'rer, Lonnie Mciviullen, Marcia McNuHy, Alan Nansei, Roger Nelson, Dick Nicholas, Paula Nicholas. Harley Nixon, Willard Norris, Nancy Nuzurn, Dennis Nuzurn, Sandra Olsen. Sally Oslwlo, Richard Owens, Peggy Paladino, Eva Parlcs, Kallwryn Parraclc. Bersy LIFE IS A BATTLE WHERE EACH ONE Perry. Glenda Planlilcow, Jean Poclraza, Tom Pogue, Barbara, Poulos, Pamela Powley, Donna MUST SEEK AND HOLD HIS OWN Pe+ers. Linda Perers, Mary Jane Pelerson. Pamela Pelerson. Sherry Pelerson. Susan Perry, Gary Priest Lewis Probsi. Trudy Purnell, Dick Quandf. Leon Rasmussen, Jane Rayqor. Kaihy HE WHO WOULD RISE ABOVE THE CLOUDS Reese, Diana Reese, Mike Rech, Sandy Reninger. Judy Reveis, Jane Rhodes. Dick Rhoades. Lee Rlwoades. Susie Rich, Connie Richardson. Mary Rickerisen. Don Ridder, Mary MUST SCALE THE HEIGHTS ALONE: 226 Rief, Krisiie Robinson. Diana Robinson. LaRee Rolfe, Connie Rolfe, John Roof, Don Sanders, Paul Savage. Janice Sayers, Susan Schewe, Linda SchmiH', Janice Schroeder. Alan Rosembaugh, Gail Rossow. Beverly Rounds, Edward Roux, Mike Rowe, Sandra Rudig, Sheryl THIS IS THE RULE OF LIFE TO-DAY. Sillik, Terry Simons. Nancy Simmons. Reginald Slxinn, Clarence Skalberg. Ka+hy Smarll. Cheryl AS IT HAS EVER BEEN: ScoH, Kelly Scoular. Susan Slwamblen, Donna Shannon, Mike Shannon, Michael Shaughneesy. Rila SmiH1. Candy SmiH'1, Debria Smifh, Linda Smirh, Vicforia Smyfh, Sheryl Soar, Sheryl THE WORLD BESTOWS ITS SMILES ON THOSE Sollazzo, Barbara Sondag. Don Souser. Jackie Spohn, Larry Spracklin. Jim Spracklin, Jerry 230 Slreensen, Dennis SHN, Florence Sfinemafes, Rosalie S+ory, Shawn Sfrong, Frances Sfrong. Sandra WHO HAVE THE STRENGTH TO WIN S+urm Connie S1'urm Kafhy Sfurm LoreH'a Sublef, Susie Sulhoff. Sandy Sullivan, Linda Thornion. Peggy Todd, Mariiyn Townsend. Janice Tracy. Mike Travis. Cynfhia Turpen. Richard Sullivan, Mike Tallman, Ren Taylor. Danny Tayior, Janice Thomas. Joe Thompson. Carolyn i BENEATH ALL OUTWARD QEMBLANCE9 Wagner, Terry Wagner. Jim Wallcer, Carolyn Walla, Sue Walling. Calfmrles Wallon, Ronald IT LOOKS FOR MERIT TRUE. Turner, Riclwarcl Vance. Lila Vargas, Rachel Vest Bill Vuagniaux,Jol1n Waffle, Ron Way. Billy Websier, Gloria Wieclman. Merlin Welsh, Ronnie Wendi, Diane Whiplcey. Dan IT LITTLE CARES HOW MUCH YOU KNOW. Whi're. Jack While, Tina Wilclerman, Judy Willey, Diane Wood, Be++ie Wood. Delores Woods. Teresa Wooldridge, Greg Wright Larry BUT ASK9. WHAT CAN YOU DO? Young. Cheryl Zanderholm, Pafsy Zdan, Dan Unknown Yordf. Wesly The Top TiTTeen seniors, academically are: Row I: L. To R. P. PeTerson, L. Kerrin, C. Hourigan, B. Rossow, S. Anderson Row 2 T. ProbsT, P. Poulos, C. DieTz, D. Wood, J. PlanTiicow, Row 3: M. Todd, F. 5Trong, D. Rickerfson, K. Lininger, T. Woods noT picTu redl These were 43 sTudenTs in The Top Ten per cenT oT The senior class This year. These sTudenTs received a gold braid To wear Tor The commencemenT exercises as a symbol oT The achievemenT. lv1osT oT These sTudenTs were acTive in exTra-curricular acTiviTies as well as working To keep up Their class sTanding. Each one oT The 43 received a gold medal Tor Their academic achievemenT aT The annual Honor Day assembly. The assembly is held each year To honor The seniors OT Tee Jay. Candy SmiTh was chosen as The recipienT OT The annual RoTary Award Tor vocal music. She was one oT The Tour girls who were being considered for The award. Bob BryanT was awarded The WalTer Cassel Award. He was chosen Trom a group OT Three boys being con- sidered Tor The award. Bar were awarded The Margie SmiT l-laTcher Memorial Service Awar They were chosen from a group Io . . . . e C Nancy Jo Simons and Ralph De c nine candldaTes This award go To The looy and gurl who have give The mosT service in The Tield oT voc' music. The Music Shop Award is presenTed To The sTudenT ho besT exempliTies service To The school. This year he award was presenTed To Nancy Moore who was The residenT oT The senior class and spenT many hours orlcing wiTh commiTTees To keep The class well or- anized. The ComrnuniTy Service Award which is presenTed each year by The Womens Division oT The Council Bluffs Chamber oT Commerce To The boy and girl chosen by The TaculTy Tor ouTsTanding service, loyalTy. and cooperaTion during Their school years wenT To Carolyn Lindsay and Alan Schroder. STella Andersen was elecTed as The Good CiTizen oT Tee Jay by The NaTional DaughTers of The American RevoluTion. Each year This group presenTs The ciTizen- ship award To The girl who dernonsTraTes her dependabili- Ty. leadership, service, and paTrioTism. Peggy Anfinson was named fhe oufsfanding leading lady for her performance in her role in Once Upon A lvlaffress. The oufsfanding performance in a leading role for fhe boy wenf fo Chef Gallagher for his performance in Our Town. The oufsfanding performance award for fhe supporfing lead male and female role wenf fo Carl Mobley and Linda Holder for fheir parfs in Once Upon A Maffress. Connie Marlin was named as fhe oufsfanding G.R.A. girl. The fwo S50 Klefman Scholarship Awards presenfed in memory of Gordan Klefman who gave his life for our counfry in World War II wenf fo Don Rickerfson and Alan Holmberg. Richard Purnell was fhe only semifinalisf from T. J. in fhe Nafional Merif Scholarship. He was also awarded a fofal of Sl.0O0 from fhe Universify of lowa, 53.400 from Doane College, S300 for his freshman year af Creighfon Universify, and 52.850 for four years af Nebraska Wesleyan Universify. fended Boys Hawkeye Sfafe Each is a member of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy and Jim received a clfafion for Youfh Ap preciafion Week along wifh Ralph DeBar and lvy Moore Jim Wagner and Dick Oshlo also af- This year The Ross SchmidT Trophy was awarded To Jim Grazier. This Trophy goes To The aThleTe who has The highesT scholas- Tic average. boy The Don Frame Trophy was donaTed To The school loy friends oT Major Donald Frame who was shoT down in Korea. Don played -TooTball -Tor T. J. and was one of T. J.'s GreaTs . This Trophy is awarded each year To The ouTsTanding compeTiTor of The year and This year iT wenT To John Lydon. Th e Nelson Trophy is awarded To The who shows The loesT sporTsmanship. W Jay Malone was The winner oT The Trophy This year. Bobby Case is shown Taking The Trophy The baseball Team won as The Iowa STaTe Champs. The Trophy was presenTed aT a casual recepTion and dance held by The school and open To all T. J. base- ball Tans. The Tinal winning game was played aT WaTerloo and many T. J. sTudenTs and parenTs aT- Tended. Bob is The winner oT The All Around AThleTe Trophy. The winner oT This Trophy is deTermined by The coaching sTaTT. IT goes To The boy who leT- Tered in Three sporTs, is a leader and a good sporT. Linda Holder is This year's winner oT The BeTTy Crocker Award. This award goes To The girl who receives The highesT score on The wriTTen TesT puT ouT by The BeTTy Crocker Company. Dixie Lynn won The honor oT being The Top ranking Homemalcing sTudenT. She received a six piece seTTing oT STerling Silver. Visilor From Germany Ching ga dea russa dea cassa dea nova dea hee ha hee ha hussa. This is lhe inspiring cheer an allraclive young man wilh a myslerious accenl ollered lhe sludenl body al lhe pep rally belore our Homecoming Game. The cheer, explained Gerd I-leinslorler, Tee Jay's loreign exchange sludenl, means nolhing more lhan 'lhe American's rah leam rah '. Gerd came lo lhe Uniled Slales in lhe summer ol l965 lo live wilh lhe Gilberl Klelslad lamily lor nine monlhs on lhe American Field Service Program. The lhings Gerd seemed lo enioy mosl during his slay in lhe Uniled Slales were drive-in-movies, reslauranls, hay rides, and TP'ing. Also lop on his lisl were dales when he was wilh a lol ol kids and could meel many people. Gerd accomplished many lhings while in lhe Uniled Slales. l-le was a member ol Young Democrals. was on lhe lraclc leam and loolball leam, and was'Presidenl ol lhe Tee Jay chapler ol A.F.S. Gerd loolc greal pride in lhe lacl lhal he earned his membership in lhe organizalions he belonged lo. Exchange sludenls are usually made honorary members ol Sludenl Council, bul Gerd campaigned and became a dislricl represenlalive by popular vole. By lhe same lolien he gained membership inlo lhe newly organized Key Club. ii F51 -2.523332 i ii- V.. -ai hisis, K. i 'i l:y Tee Jay was very sad when Gerd had lo relurn lo Ger- T' many belore lhe end ol lhe school year. We hope lhal lhe ii lime he spenl al Tee Jay will be a lasling 'parl ol his mem- ories because Gerd l-leinslorler will always be a parl ol our l965-I966 school year. ,.,, . f Hwang? ff nl , , 'f M 335535555555 'V 7' f :uf 1 in Q z Swami if - - an . f . ,gif The graduaiing class of I966 and 'rheir paren+s sfancl for lnvocaiion. BACCALAU REA1' E 1966 242 X SN S I 2 The BaccalaureaTe service was held May 29, I966, in The Thomas JeT- Tield house. The service began wiTh Processional oT The graduaTing class To and CircumsTance led by lvlr. EarnesT The lnvocaTion was Then given by Benny Boling oT The Broadway Chris- Church. The Girls' and Boys' Glees each sang. ogeTher They sang LeT Thy Blessed piriT, direcTecl by Miss Karen Jensen. The sermon. The Challenge oT The Fu- ure, was given by FaTher Frank Bognanno T Holy Family Church. The service was losed wiTh BeneclicTion by Rev. Boling. Froni' of flue lndian Hills A Nighi Banque? room before guesfs arrived. Tandy McClure L. 'lo R. and Alan Sharon Dil- M Holmlaerg man. Rog- eniering ball er Nasel room. e. ly I IM: z lb X , n 'QU ll W 'W L. fo R. Gary Mace. Dan Green. Jim Freeman, Dick Nel- son, Mike Shannon and Leroy Lang. One of fhe senior class sponsors Miss Spera and her dafe. Indian Hill Jim Moafs and Bob Bryanf led fhe song fesf. The I966 Senior Banquef was held Tuesday evening. May I7. The fheme A Nighf af Indian Hills was carried in fhe decorafions and speeches on fhe big wigwam lTee Jayl and ifs Indians lpupilsl and fhe wide fronfier lbeing our fufuresl. The menu included salad, rolls, Swiss sfeak, baked pofafoes, green beans. milk and apple pie. The senior boys were up fo fheir usual anfics, including proving fhey were men by smoking gianf, black sfogies. Enferfainmenf included an oboe solo by Peggy Anfinson, vocal solo by Jane Rassmussen, an ensemble by female senior members of choir! speeches by Tandy McClure. Jim Evans, Dona Hall, Mr. Bolfon and Mr. Sam Brown. member of Council Bluffs school board. A gala song fesf led by Jim Moafs and Bob Bryanf followed. Mr. Bolfon concluded fhe memorable evenf by offering fhe sen- iors a skip day in Des Moines, if our baseball feam gof fo sfafe, paying a dollar for each senior geffing on fhe bus. Q 1 ::,.f X 1 114 hurl,- M5 f WW? ., ,. -:PL ,, ,M ,,,,. , ,..,. .,... . . J, .Q 1353 -Ar m K ff . ,,..wxMz I M-M.-..w,, W NWN! 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OTher Q enTerTainers included a group oT graceTul boy ballerinas, Marsha ApplegaTe. The Beachboys. Trudy Miller. Diane Cavanaugh and l Donna Shamblen. T CosTumes perTaining To The Theme were worn. Mrs. STrickland led The senior class sponsors in iudging The cosTumes. FirsT place xl wenT To a hobo. beTTer known as Alan Schroder. Glenda PeTry. as ill a TaT clown. won second place. The besT couple award wenT To Eva Paladino and Leonard Koenigs. A Following The judging, chiliburgers. milk and cookies were served 'T in The caTeTeria. Dancing To The music oT The STaTures provided a good way To V end a very successTul evening. r il y:,:.:.z.,.-mwwmmad ww-'mmm nma,fmmn Twmmmmmwewmmmw1mwWwwwmnmummmawmvmmwwmwwesmwmumww. ...'-xswwmw-wwwwwweewwsmww me M wwmmua. .Mm-ww-Y-mv-.,,...... Senior .Danny Miller, The Thinker I n d Tandy McClure Up ihe Down S+aircase Playing ping-pong Lynn Laiham, Greg Wooldridge, L. 'Io R. Back of Sieve Chew, Barry McGinn. Greg Wooldridge. Dan Green, and Bob Bryani, Observing-Don Carier, Fred Kenyon and Leonard Koenigs. On 'Ihe bench Mike McCoy. and Dan Whipkey. ABELS, VICKI College Prep Naiional Honor Socieiy I, 2, 3: American Field Service I: H.S. Red Cross I: Tennis I, 2, 3: G.R.A. I, 2, 3 lireesurer, vice-presidenfl: Laiin Club I: Roadshow I: Y-Teens I: F.T.A. I, 2, 3 lvice-presidenil ACKERMAN, CONNIE Commercial H.S. Red Cross I: Produciion I: Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I ADAMSON, SANDI College Prep Siudeni Council I: H.S. Red Cross I: Girl's Lounge' I: Pep Club I: F.T.A. I: Spanish Club I AHLQUIST, BRIAN College Prep Siudeni' Council I: Fooiball I: Drill Team I: French Club I, 2, 3: MOI I, 2: Gymnasiics I, 2: Cross Couniry I: Prini' Club I ALLEN. CHARLES College Prep Baslceiball I, 2, 3 ALT, KATHY Commercial American'Field Service I: Tennis I, I 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3: G.R.A. I: Y-Teens AMBROSE, DAVE Vocaiional Deca Club I AMOS, CINDY lNo+ Piciuredl College Pre P Girl's Lounge I: Spanish Club I, 2 lireasurerl: Band I, 2, 3 ANDERSON. JIM Vocaiional ANDERSON. MARY LOU Vocaiional ANDERSON, NANCY Vocaiional ANDERSON, STELLA College Prep Naiional Honor Socieiy I, 2:American Field Service I: H.S. Red Cross II'reas.l I, 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3, IPres. and vice-presidenfl: F.H.A. I IPar- liameniarianl: 'F.N.A. I: French Club I: All School Play I: Teen Democrais I: Office Worker I, 2: D.A.R. Good Ciiizenship Award ANDERSON, VAN INoi Piciuredl Vocafional ANFINSON, PEG College Prep Na+ionaI Honor,SocieI'y I, 2: Siudeni' Council I: American Field Service I: Science Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I: Operefia I: Roadshow I: Madrigal I APPLEGATE, MARSHA Commercial H.S. Red Cross I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Roadshows I, 2, 3: O.E, Club I:Dance YOUNG Republicans I. 2 Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I, 2: Ari' Line I. 2. 3 AKINS. RONNIE Club I: Y-Teens I: Roadshow I: Of- ARCH. IRIS Vocaiional lice Worker I College Prep H.S. Red Cross I: F.N.A. I: Road- shows I, 2, 3: Varsideffes I: Yellow- iaclcelfes I RRICK, JULIE Commercial Pep Club I: Alfau Club I: lvice- pres.l F.H.A. I: Roadshows I, 2: Choir I, 2: Girls Glee RROWSMITH, RON Vocaiional RTHUR, JON INo+ Picfuredl Commercial Decca Club AKER, CONNIE KAY Vocafional ANKS, CHARLES College Prep Foofball I: Baskefball I. 2 AXLEY, CHARLES Vocafional Wresfling I: R.O.T.C. ECKNER, STAN College Prep Foolball I, 2: Biology I: R.O.T.C. Of- ficer: Opereffa I, 2, 3: Choir I, 2, 3, Roadshow I. ENNETT PEGGY College Prep GirI's Lounge I: Pep Club I, 2: GRA I: Pep Band I, 2: Jr. GOP's I ETTS, BARBARA Vocafional Pep Club I: Decca Club I IGHAM, HOWARD College Prep Foofball I, 2, 3:' Decca Club lvice- presidenfl I, 2: MOI I: Choir-AII- sfafe: Roadshow I: Baseball I IRD, LESLIE College Prep GirI's Golf I: GRA I: F.N.A. I: Span- ish Club I: GirI's Glee I, 2 IRDSONG, 'I'RUDY Commercial LANK, DENNIS INOI' picfuredl Vocafional OCKERT, SUSAN Commercial H.S. Red Cross I OLTE, JAMES College Prep OLTON, JUDY College Prep OWEN, DONNA Vocafional RABEC, FRANK lNoi' picluredl College Prep Lafin Club I RANDENBURG, CONNIE lNof picfuredl Commercial Pep Club I RANSON, JOYCE Commercial Sfudenf Council I, 2: Pep Club I, 2 Allau Club I, 2: F.H.A. lvice-presi- denfl I, 2, 3: F.N.A. I: Opereffa I Roadshows I, 2: Danceline I, 2: Mili- fary Ball RESHERS, PAT Vocafional F.H.A. I: F.N.A. I: Choir I, 2: Road shows I, 2. 3: Girl's Glee I RIGGS, RODNEY lNoI picfuredl Vocaiional RINK, PAULA lNo+ picfuredl College Prep ROOKS, JACK D. Vocafional Track I: Spanish Club I: R.O.T.C. ROCKMAN. GORDON Vocalional Roadshows: R.O.T.C. BROWN, LOREN Vocafional BROWN, REGINA Commercial Operefla, Choir, Roadshow and All School Play BRYANT, BOB College Prep Baskefball I: Biology Club I: F.T.A. I: French Club I, 2, 3: M.O.I. I, 2: Choir I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: Opereffa I: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Thespians I, 2: All School Play I, 2: Madrigal BURROUGHS, KAREN Vocafional Y-Teens I, 2: F.H.A. I. 2: Band I, 2, 3 BUTLER, JOHN College Prep Spanish Club I: Band I. 2, 3: Road- show I BUTLER, ROGER Vocafional Science Club I BUTTERBAUGH, DONNA Vocafional Band I, 2, 3 CALFEE, LINDA Vocaiional Girls' Lounge I:Pep Club I: Library I CAMDEN, DIANE Commercial Girl's Lounge I: Produciion I: Pep Club I: F.H.A. I: Milifary Ball CARLE, STEVE College Prep Baskefball I: Track I: Tennis I, 2, 3: LeHermen's Club I: Science Club I: Spanish Club I: Teen Democrafs I: R.O.T.C. Officer CARLIN, JEANETTE Commercial Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: Spanish Club lsecrefaryl I, 2, 3 CASE, BOB College Prep Sfudenl' Council I: Key Club I: Foof- ball I, 2: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Leffer- man's Club I, 2: All Sfale Baskef- ball I: All Cify Baskefball Team I: Prom Courf I, 2: French Club I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3: All Cify Baseball I: All Cify Foofball I: Twirp Courl' I, 2: Soufhwesf Iowa Baseball I: Jr. Class lvice-presidenfl CAVANAUGH, DIANE Commercial A.F.S. I: Golf I: Ari' Club I: Y-Teens I: Roadshow I CEPURAN, KATHY Vocafional Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I CHEW, STEVE Vocafional Foolball I, 2, 3: LeH'ermen's Club I: Wresfling I, 2: R.O.T.C. CHILDRESS, LEE ANN Commercial Red Cross I CHILDERS, TERRY Vocafional Drill Team I, 2: Science Club I: Operelfa I: Roadshow I: Milifary Police I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer: Color Guard I, 2: Honor Guard I CLARK, JACQUE College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2: A.F.S. I: Red Cross lsecrefaryl I, 2, 3: Pep Club I: Annual I: F.N.A. I, 2, 3: Li- brary Club IPre-sidenfl I, 2, 3: Quill 'and Scroll I, 2: Signal I lAssocia+e Ediforl: G.O.P.'s I, 2: Milifary Ball I: Creafive Wrifing I CLARK, MARCIA College Prep CLARK, MARY LOU Vocafional Transfer-Sfudeni' Council I, 2: Pep Club I, 2 CLEAVER, LARRY lNol' picfuredl Vocarional COCHRAN, BILL College Prep Lefferman's Club: Biology Club: Sci- ence Club: French Club: Wresfling I, 2: Young Demos: Wresfling Club I, 2 COLEMAN, ALAN College Prep Baslcefball I, 2: Tennis I, 2, 3: Lef- 'lerman's Club I, 2: Biology Club: Science Club: Lafin Club I, 2 CONNER, KATHY College Prep CONSTANT, MIKE College Prep l Foorball I, 2, 3: Baskefball I: Track I, 2: Lefferman's Club I, 2, 3: MOI I COOK. KAY Commercial F.T.A. I: Alfendance Office I COOLEY, BEVERLY Vocalional Pep Club I COSTELLO, BILL Vocafional . COSTELLO, JOHN lNoI' picluredl Vocafional CRONIN, MICHEAL College Prep Transfer from Omaha Cenlral: Key Club: Science Club: MOI: Quill and Scroll CURRY, SANDY lNof picfuredl Vocaiional Srudenf Council Alfernafe I DALEY, DAN Vocafional Red Cross: Baskefball: Lefferman's Club: Decca Club: Baseball DAVIS, VIRGINIA College Prep AFS: Biology Club: F.H.A. I: F.N.A. I, 2: French Club II Roadshow: All School Play: Young Republicans DAWSON, CINDY College Prep Red Cross I DEAL, CRAIG lNo+ picfuredl Vocaiional Transfer DEBAR. RALPH College Prep Schience Club I: Opereffa I: Road- shows I, 2, 3: R.O.T.C. Officer: Mad- rigal I: Vocal Music Conlesf, Solo I, 2, Boys' Ocfel' DEBOLT, DAVE lNo'I' picfuredl College Prep Red Cross: Track: Band I, 2, 3: Road- shows I, 2 DELANTY. PAT Commercial Transfer from Missouri Valley: Girls' Track: Cheerleader: Pep Club: Girls Glee DEN HERDER, JUDY College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefyi Red Cross: Biology Club: Science Club: F.N.A. DIERCKS. JUDY Commercial AFS: Teen Demos DIETZ, CAROL College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Biolo- gy Club: Science Club: Library Club I, 2 DITZLER, JO Commercial Sfudenf Council I: Red Cross I: Cheerleaders I: All Sporfs Courf: Pep Club: Alfau Club I, 2 Isecrefaryl F.H.A. I: Musical: Choir I, 2 Isec- refaryl: Roadshows: Yellow Jaclcefs: Varsideffs I, 2: Madrigal: All Sfafe Music Confesf I, 2 DOFNER, GLORIA Vocafional Pep Club I: Choir I DONER, RITA Vocafional Pep Club I: Arl' Club I: F.H.A. I, 2: Roadshows I, 2 DOUGHTY, LINDA Commercial Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I DOWNING, LESLIE Vocafional Drill Team I, 2, 3: R.O.T.C. Officer DRAKE, SHARON College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I: Sfudenf Council I, 2: A.F.S. lsecrefaryl: Red Cross I: Cheerleaders I: Pep Club I: AlI'au Club I: F.H.A. I: Lafin Club I: Ouill and Scroll I: Sophomore Sec- refary: Signal, IEdi'I'orl: Milifary Ball DRUMMOND, BOB College Prep Baslcefball I, 2: Traclc I: Biology Club I: Spanish Club I: Baseball I. 2. 3: Cross Counfry I, 2 DRUMMOND, RUTH College Prep Sfudenf Council I: A.F.S. I: Spanish Club I: Musical I, 2: Choir 'I, 2: Roadshows I, 2: All School Play I DUITMAN, SHARON Commercial A.F.S. I: Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Alfau Club I: Ari' Club I: Milifary Ball EDDY, DIANE Vocafional Ari' Club I: F.H.A. I, 2. 3 EDWARDS, GAY INOI' picfuredl Vocafional Decca Club I: Band I, 2. 3 EIDSCHUN, MELBA Commercial Counseling Cenfer I. ELKINS, GLADYS INoI' picfurecll Vocafional Sfudenf Council I. 2: Spanish Club I ELLIS. ALAN College Prep Decca Club I: French Club I ERICKSON. JOHN Vocafional ERICKSEN, ROD College Prep Golf I, 2, 3:. Spanish Club I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer EVANS. JAMES College Prep Sfudenf Council I: Key Club I: Foof- ball I: Baslcefball I: Golf I, 2, 3: Lef- +erman's Club I: Science Club I: Safe Teens I: Lafin Club I: Mafh Club I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer 252 EVANS, WAYNE INo+ picfuredl Vocafional FARRIS, TOM Vocafional Track I: Lef+ermen's Club I, 2: Cross Counfry I, 2: Landscaping Team I FENTON, DOUG INoI' picfuredl Vocafional Foofball I, 2: Baslcefball I-. 2: Base- ball I, 2 FERNLEY, DICK INoI' picfuredl Colle e Pre Q P Golf I: Lafin Club I: Mafh Club I: Roadshow I: All School Play I: R.O.T.C.: Milifary Ball: Baseball FICHTER, PAT Vocafional Pep Club I: F.H.A. I: F.N:A. I FIENHOLD, DAVID Vocafional Wresfling 3: Le'II'erman's Club 2 FIENHOLD, BILL College Prep Red Cross I: Foofball I: Track I: Lef- +erman's Club I: Safe Teens I: Wres- fling 3: Wresfling Club 3 FISHER, PEGGY College Prep American Field Service I: Pep Club 2: Science Club I: Y-Teens I: F.T.A. I: Roadshow 3: Teen-Democrafs 2: Yellow Jaclcefs 2: Moclc U.N. Meef- ing FISHER, RONNIE Commercial Red Cross 2: Producfion I:Pep Club I FLOYD, LARRY INo+ picfuredl Vocafional Foofball I FOOTE, DENNIS INo+ picfuredl Vocafional FOOTE, CONNIE College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy 3: Red Cross 2: Tennis 2: G.R.A. I: Science Club 2: F.T.A. I: Lafin Club 2: Ma+h Club I Ivice-presidenfl: Quill and Scroll 2: Biology Club I: Signal 2 Iedi'ror-in- chiefl: Young Democrafs I: Milifary Ball I FORBES, DENNIS Vocafional FORCADE, MICHAEL College Prep American Field Service I: Red Cross I: Biology Club I: Science Club I: Lafin Club I: French Club I: Op- ereffa 2: Choir 2: Roadshow 3: All School Plays 3: Varsify Swimming I: Young Democrafs 2: R.O.T.C. FORD, BURKE College Prep Rifle Team I: Biology Club I: F.N.A. I: Spanish Club I: Opereffa I: Road- shows I FOWLER, MELODY College Prep Red Cross 2: Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I: Lafin Club I: Roadshow I FRALEY, CONNIE Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy 2: Red Cross I: Alfau 2 Ipresidenfl: Y-Teens I7 Safe Teens I: F.H.A. I: Roadshows I FREEMAN, JIM lNo+ picfuredl Commercial Sfudenf Council I: Rifle Team I: Arf Club I: Biology Club I FRIEZE, ALLEN Vocafional Tennis I: Ari' Club 3: R.O.T.C. 3 FRONK. DAVE Vocafional Decca Club I GALLE, GARY College Prep Foofball 3: LeHerman's Club I: Wre fling 3: Wresfling Club 3 lfreasurer Teen Democrafs I: R.O.T.C, 3: Mil fary Ball GANN, SHARON College Prep Decca Club I: Library Club I GARDNER, LINDA Vocafional Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Ari Club I Y-Teens I: F.H.R. I: Roadshow I GARREAN, PATRICK College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2: A.F.S. I Arf Club I: Science Club I: F.T.A. I Lafin Club I, 2 lvice-presidenfl M.O.l. I, 2: l.l.F.C.S. I: Teen-Ag Republicans I, 2. 3 Iparliamenfarian R.O.T.C. Officer GARRETT, GEORGE College Prep Sfudenf Council I: Foofball I: Leffer men's Club I. 2. 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3 Wresfling Club I, 2, 3, Ivice-presi denfl Pep Band I, 2 GATROST. CAROL Commercial GirI's Lounge I: Pep Club I: Spanis Club I: Band I, 2. 3 GAVER, GARY Vocafional Prinf Club I, 2: Opereffa I: Choi I, 2, 3: Boy's Glee I GIBBS, KAY Vocafional , Roadshows I, 2, 3: Girl's Glee I, 2, 3 GIBBS, LINDA lNof picfurecll Commercial Pep Club I: Ari' Club I. 2 GIBLER. MIKE College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2: Red Cross I: LeH'ermen's Club I. 2: Scienc Club I: Lafin Club I, 2: M.O.l. I. 2 Ipresidenfl: Teen Democrafs I, 2 Ifreasurerl: R.O.T.C. Officer: Wres- fling I, 2, 3: Wresfling Club I, 2, 3 GILMORE, CHARLES ,College Prep Red Cross I: Opereffa I: Roadshows I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer GILMOREUCONNIE Commercial' Pep Club I: Biology Club I: Library Club I GOETZINGER,-LINDA Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Alfau I: Y- Teens I: F.H.A. I, 2: Milifary Ball GOUKER, DON INoI' picfuredl Commercial Band I, 2, 3 GRAVES. AMY Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Pep Club I: Arf Club I, 2, 3, lvice-presi- denfl GRAY, DEBBY Commercial, Pep Club I GRAYBILL, SHARON Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I:' Y-Teens I:Teen Democrafs I. 2, 3 GRAZIER, JIM College Prep alional Honor Socie+y I, 2, 3: Key lub I: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Leller- en's Club I, 2, 3 lsecrelaryl: All iI'y Baseball Team I: Annual I spor+s edilorl: Science Club I: Prom ourl' I, 2: La'rin Club I: French Club : M.O.l. I: Twirp Courl' I, 2: Base- all I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer: AII Soulh- es+ Iowa Baseball EEN, DANNY oca'Iional ennis I: Ari Club I, 2: Wreslling I 2 EENWOOD, PATTY oca'Iional .F.S. I: Red Cross I, 2 llreaurerl: Pep Club I:AlI'au Club I: F.H.A. I IFFITHS, MARSHA College Prep Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I, 2, : French Club I, 2 lpresiden+l: Road- shows I, 2: All School Play I, 2: Young Republicans I, 2, 3 Isecre+aryl IMES, MARY College Prep Red Cross I: Tennis I: Y-Teens I: F.T.A. I: Lalin Club I, 2: Library Club I: Thespians I: All School Play I, 2: Debafe I: 6.0.P.'s I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: Choir I ROSVENOR, STEVE College Prep Lalin Club I, 2 RYSKIEWICZ, NANCY Commercial LL, DONA JANINE College Prep Sfudenf Council I: Red Cross I, 2: Girl's Lounge I: Girl's Flag Foofball I: Girl's Baslceiball I: GRA I: Y- Teens I lsecrelaryl: Young Demo- crals I: Roadshows I, 2: Senior Class Secrefary ALL, MARILYN College Prep F.T.A. I ALL, STEVE Vocalional Baslce+ball I ANAFAN, NANCI Voca+ional AFS I: Red Cross I: Alfau I, 2: Ari' Club I, 2 lsecrelary-Ireasurerl F.H.A. I, 2 lsecrelary-'rreasurerl F.N.A. I, 2: Roadshow I AND, JAMES Vocalional ANSEN, TONI Commercial S+uden'r Council I, 2: AFS I: Cheer- leader I: F.H.A. I: Operella I: Road- shows I, 2, 3: Varside+'res I, 2 ARGIS, BARB Commercial Red Cross, Pep Club I ARMON. If Commercia ARRINGTO YO College Pre: Fooiball I: rmen's Club I: Drill Team I: Fre 'Ilub I, 2: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Wre, Club I, 2, 3: Cross Counlry I: R. '. Officer ARRIS, JEFF College Prep R.O.T.C. Offici ARRISON, JOY Commercial Red Cross I ARTMEN. KARE Commercial F.H.A. I HARTMAN, MARY College Prep Nalional Honor Sociely I, 2, 3: AFS I: Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Biology Club I: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I. 2, 3 lsecrelary-'lreasurerlg French Club I, 2: MOI I: Operella I Roadshows I, 2: All School Play I: Young Demo- crals I, 2: Counseling Cenler I HEITMAN, CAROLYN College Prep Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: F.N.A. I, 2, 3: Operella I: Road- shows I, 2: Girls' Glee I HEMMINGSEN, LINDA Vocafional Opere+'ra I, 2: Choir I, 2: Roadshow I:AIl School Play I HENDRIX, CLIFF INo'I picluredl Voca+ional HENNINGER, DON College Prep Sfudenl Council I: BasIce+ball I:Traclr I HENSLEY, JEANNETTE College Prep Operella I, 2, 3: Roadshows I, 2, 3: All School Play I, 2, 3 HENSLEY, MARTY Vocalional HERRICK, DENNIS Vocaiional Sludenl' Council I: Annual I: Op- ereHa 2: Choir 3: Roadshow 2: Thes- pian 2: All School Play 2: R.O.T.C.: Mililary Ball HERRICK, GARY College Prep R.O.T.C.: Mililary BaIl,I: Young Re- publicans I HESSMANF ROBERT Vocafional HEINSTORFER, GERD lNo+ picluredl College Prep Sfudenf Council I: A.F.S. I: Key Club I: Foofball I: Roadshows I HICKS, PHYLLIS Voca+ional Red Cross I HIMBERGER, DONNA Commercial Nalional Honor Sociely 3: A.F.S. I: Produclion I: Pep Club 2: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I: Choir 2: Mililary Ball HISEL, EVELYN Voca+ionaI HODWALKER, ADA Voca+ional HOEL, MIKE Vocafional Ari' Club I HOKE, RANDY College Prep A.F.S. I: Foolball 3: Baslceiball I: Golf I: LeI'+erman's Club 3: Rifle Team I: Y-Teens I: Safe Teens I: F.T.A. I: La'Iin Club I: M.O.I. 2: Baseball 2: R.O.T.C.: Mililary Ball HOLD-ER, LINDA College Prep La+in Club I: OpereHa 2: Roadshow 2: Thespians I: All School Play I: Choir 2: Madrigal 2 HOLMBERG, ALLAN College Prep Key Club I llreasurerl: Baslrelball I: Track 3: Science Club I: Lalin Club I: Nafional Honor Sociefy I: R.O.T.C.: Mililary Ball HOLMES, RONDEE College Prep Spanish Club I HONIG, MARSHA College Prep Nalional Honor Sociely 2: Pep Club I: Library Club I HOOK, DAVE Vocaiional Baslcelball I HOOVER, JUDI Voca+ional Sludenl Council I: GirI's Lounge I HOPPER, MARILYN . College Prep Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Y-Teens I: F.T.A. 2: Operella 2: Choir 2: Roadshow 2: Young Democrais I: Girl's Glee I HORNER, LARRY College Prep Foofball 2: R.O.T.C.: Mililary Ball HOTCHKISS, AMY College Prep Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club 2: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I: F.N.A. I: Lalin Club I: French Club I: Roadshow 2: Thes- plans 2: All School Play 3: Glee I HOURIGAN, CAROL College Prep Nalional Honor Sociely 2: A.F.S. I: Red Cross I: Pep Club 3: Science Club 2: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I: Library Club 2: Ivl.O.l. 2: Biology Club I: Teen Democrals I HOWARD, HARRIET College Prep F.H.A.: F.N.A. HUFF. LINDA Vocalional Transfer from Lewis Cenlralq Track: F.N.A.: Library Club HUFF, MARGIE Voca'Iional Transfer from Lewis Cenlral: F.N.A.: Library Club HUNT, ROBERT College Prep HURD, HARRY College Prep Fooiball I, 2: LeIIerman's Club HURD, JACK Vocalional Drill Team I, 2 IVES. RICHARD Vocational JACKSON, ANN lNo+.pic+uredl College Prep JANICEK, CONNIE Commercial JENSEN, LINDA Commercial Pep Club I, 2: Y-Teens: F.T.A.: Span- ish Club I, 2 JOHNSON, CHERYL Commercial Red Cross I, 2: Pep Club JOHNSON, KATHLEEN lNo+ picluredl College Prep Red Cross: F.N.A.: Lalin Club JOHNSON, JAMES lNo'r picluredl Voca+ional Ar'I Club I, 2, 3 JOHNSON, SHERYL Commercial JONES, THERESA Commercial GRA: Ar'I' Club: F.H.A. KELLAR, MIKE Vocalional S'Iuden'I Council: Foolball: Baslcelball I, 2: Track: LeI'I'erman's Club: Decca Club: F.T.A.: All-Cily Foolball Team 253 KELLAR, NANCY Vocafional GRA: Roadshows: Affendance Office KELLAR, PAT Commercial Girls' Baslcefball: GRA: Roadshows KENYON, FRED College Prep Traclc: Milifary Ball KENNETT, ROSE ANN Commercial School Musical: Choir Librarian: Girls' Trio: Roadshows KERRIN, LINDA College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Siu- denf Council I: Biology Club I: Sci- ence Club I: F.T.A. I: Laiin Club I, 2 lsecrelaryl: MOI I, 2 Ivice-presi- denfl: Creafive Wriiing I: MiIiI'ary Ball I KESSLER, BILL Vocafional Spanish Club I, 2 KESTERSON, DAVE College Prep H.S. Red Cross I: Wresfling Team I, 2, 3: Wreslling Club I, 2, 3 KILPATRICK, LINDA Commercial Lafin Club I KLEFSTAD, GIB College Prep Naiional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: American Field Service I: Key Club I: Ari' Club I: Science Club I: F.T.A. I: La'Iin Club I, 2 Ifreasurerl: MOI I, 2: Band I, 2, 3 llreasurerl: Teen Democrals I, 2, 3 lpresiclenll: Pep Band I, 2, 3: Dance Band I, 2 KNAUSS, LISLE College Prep Key Club I: MOI I, 2: Science Symposium I, 2: ROTC Officer KOEBEL, MAX College Prep R.O.T.C. Officer I: Milifary Police I: Color Guard I KOENIGS, LEONARD College Prep Key Club I: Foofball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2: Golf I: Soufhwesl' Iowa Foofball Team I, 2: LeI'Ierman's Club I, 2, 3 Ipresidenl'-secrefaryl: Wresfling I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer I: Sophomore Class Secrefary KOHL, BONNIE College Prep American Field Service I: H.S. Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Ari Club I: F.T.A. I: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Thespians I, 2: All School Play I, 2: Young Democra'Is I, 2 KOOPMERNESS. ADELINE Vocafional KRUEGER, KRIS Vocafional Pep Club I KRUGER, ROD Vocafional KUFFLER, DAVE Vocafional LAMPI, VICKI Commercial LANE, MARCIA Vocaiional H.S. Red Cross I: Library Club I, 2: Decca Club I LANG, LEROY Vocafional 254 Baslcefball I. LATHAM, LYNN College Prep Foofball I: Wreslling I, 2, 3 LAUDON, JAMES Vocaiional LAWLESS, KARON Commercial H.S. Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2 LAWRENCE, CLARENCE Commercial Milifary Police I, 2 LAWSON. SUE Commercial Red Cross I: Alfau Club I: Y Teens I: F.H.A. I: Roadshow I LEGGIO, BILL lNoI' Picfuredl Vocafional LEHMER, SALLY Commercial Siudeni Council I: Pep Club I: AII'au Club I 2: F.I-I.A. I: Roadshow I LeMASTER, LINDA Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Band Major- effe I LEWIS, KAREN Commercial Red Cross I: F.H.A. I LIBBY, MARION INo+ Picfuredl Vocafional Ari' Club I LIDDICK. TIM Vocafional LINDSEY, ALICA Commercial S+uden+ Council I, 2, 3 lvice-presi- denfl: Red Cross I: Golf I, 2: All Sporls Courf: Pep Club I: AI'I'au Club I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2: Spanish Club lvice-presidenil I: Roadshows I, 2, 37 Milifary Ball LINDSAY. CAROLYN Commercial Sludenf Council I: Red Cross I: Golf I, 2, 3: Cheerleaders I, 2, 3 Ipresi: denil: All Sporfs Courf: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Aliau Club I, 2: Biology Club I: Prom Courf: F.H.A. I, 2: Roadshows I, 2: Mililary Ball LENINGER. KEN College Prep Nafional Honor Socieiy I, 2, 3: A.F.S. I: Key Club I: Science Club I, 2: Safe Teens I: Lafin Club I. 2: Maih Club I 2: Operefla I, 2: Choir I Treasurer: Band I, 2, 3 Caplain: Road- shows I, 2, 3: Thespians I, 2: All School Play I, 2 LONG, PAUL Vocafional Red Cross LYDON. JOHN College Prep Key Club I: Fooiball I, 2, 3: Basker- ball I, 2, 3: LeI'Iermen's Club I, 2, 3: Soufhwesl- Iowa Foofball Team: All Cify Baseball Team I. 2: Baseball I, 2. 3: All Souihwesr Iowa Baseball Team LYMAN. MARCIA Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Y Teens I: O.E. Club I LYNN, DIXIE Commercial Pep Club I, 2: Girls' Drill Team I: Milifary Ball MACE. GARY Vocafional R.O.T.C. M.P. I: V.I.C.A. I MADSON, ED Commercial Baslcelball I MAINS, LYNN College Prep Baslcefball I, 2: Tennis I, 2, 3 MALONE, JAY College Prep Nalional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: S denf Council I, 2: Key Club I: Bas ball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Lefferm Club I, 2, 3: Annual ISporIs Edil I: Science Club I: Prom CourI': La Club I: Mafh Club I MANN, GREG Vocafional Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2: Siud Council I, 2, 3: Traclc I, 2, 3: Tr I, 2: LeIIermen's Club I. 2: D Team I, 2: Science Club I: S Teens I: Lafin Club I: French CI I, 2, 3: Gymnaslics I, 2 MARLIN, CONNIE Commercial Baslceiball I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, G.R.A. I, 2, 3 MARTIN, CATHY Vocafional Ari Club I, 2 MARTINALE, SANDY Commercial Red Cross I, 2: Pep Club: F.H. Coaches' Office MATHEWS. PAULEETTE Vocafional Red Cross I, 2: Girls' Lounge: Ali I, 2: F.H.A.: Roadshows I, 2 MATTESON. PAM Vocafional Red Cross: F.H.A.: Coaches' Offi I, 2 MATTESON, ROSEMARIE College Prep Siudenl' Council: AFS: Tennis: Chee leaders I, 2: Pep Club: F,H.A.: Roa shows I, 2, 3: Milifary Ball MAUER, CONNIE Commercial Pep Club: Y Teens: F.N.A. MAYBERRY, LOUIS Vocafional Foofball I, 2, 3: LeIferman's Clu Wreslling I, 2: Wreslling Club I, 2 MERKSICK, BETTY Commercial Red Cross: Ar+ Club: F.H.A. MEYER, CLIFFORD Vocafional Drill Team: Spanish Club: Wresflin Wreslling Club MEYER, MARTIN Vocafional Foofbal Il, 2, 3: Le+ferman's Clu Drill Team: R.O.T.C. M.P. MILLAD, LARRY Vocafional Red Cross: Decca Club: Band I, 2 Wresiling: Swimming: Wreslling Clu MILLER. DANNY College Prep Track: Cross Counfry: Science Club MILLER, TRUDY Vocafional Sfudeni Council: Red Cross: Girls Lounge: Golf: Ari' Club: Y Teens F.T.A.: Roadshows: Dance Line MINCER, MARVEL Commercial Opereifa: Choir: Roadshows MIZE. SUE Commercial Red Cross: Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. Musicals I, 2: Roadshows: Jr. GOP ITreasurerI OATS, JIM College Prep F.T.A. Choir ITreasurerI OBLEY, CARL College Prep Foofball: Soufhwesf Iowa Foofball Team ONTGOMERY, CHARLOTTE Commercial Producfion. OORE, IVY College Prep Nafional Honor Socie'I'y I, 2, 3: AFS: Baskefball: Tennis I, 2, 3: Pep Club: GRA ISecre+ary-Presidenfl: Opereifaz Choir: Roadshows: Miliiary Ball OORE, NANCY Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy: Sfudenf Council: Cheerleaders I, 2: Pep Club: Alrau: Junior-Senior Prom Princess: Junior-Senior Prom Queen: F.H.A.: Roadshows: Sophomore Class Vice- pres.: Junior Class Treasurer: Senior Class Presidenl OSS, BARB College Prep Red Cross: F.N.A.: Lafin Club: French Club: Operefla: Choir: Roadshows: All School Play: Milifary Ball: Office Help OSS, RON Vocaiional Foofball I: Baslcefball I: Tennis I: V.I.C.A. I UELLER, PAM College Prep American Field Service I: Golf I: Pep Club I: Alfau Club I, 2: Oper- effa I, 2: Choir I: Roadshows I, 2, 3: All School Play I: Girls Glee I: Milifary Ball I YERS, JOAN lnol' picfuredl Commercial Pep Club I YERS, ANNA College Prep Girl's Lounge I: Y Teens I: FNA I: FTA I: Lafin Club I: Quill and Scroll I: Teen Demos I, 2: Milifary Ball I: Signal I Imanaging ediforl YHLHOUSEN, ROY Vocalional Prim' Club I, 2: Miliiary Police I cCLARY, KATHY College Prep H.S. Red Cross I: GirI's League I: Pep Club I, 2: Y Teens I: FNA I: Quill and Scroll I: Signal I Imalce-up ediforl cCLURE, GARY Vocafional Band I, 2, 3 cCLURE, TANDY College Prep Foofball I, 2: Track I: LeHermen's Club I, 2, 3: All Cify Baseball Team I: Biology Club I: FTA I: Mafh Club I: Choir I: Baseball I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer I: Senior Class Vice-Presidenf McCORMICK, KATHLEEN Voca+ional FNA I: Library I McGEE, LARRY Vocafional Foofball I, 2, 3: Baslcefball I, 2, 3: Le+Iermen's Club I, 2: Souihwesl' Iowa Foofball Team I: All Cify Base- ball Team I: Prinl' Club I, 2 McGINN, BARRY Commercial McKENZIE, JO ANN Commercial H.S. Red Cross I: FHA I: All School Play I: Quill and Scroll I: Junior GOP's McMASTER, LONNIE Vocafional Pep Club I McMULLEN MARCIA Commercial Produclion I: Spanish Club I McNULTY, ALAN Vocaiional H.S. Red Cross I: Prin'I Club I, 2 NANSEL, ROGER College Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Bas- Icelball I, 2: Le'rfermen's Club I, 2: Prom Courf I: Cross Counfry I, 2: Baseball I, 2 NELSON. DICK College Prep Tennis I, 2: Wresfling I: Signal NICHOLAS. PAULA Commercial Producfion I: Pep Club NICHOLS, HARLEY Vocafional NIXON, JIM College Prep Najfional Honor Sociefy I. 2: Tri-ICI! I. FTA I: MOI I: Young Demos I: Gymnasfics I NORMAN, GERALD INoI' Picfuredl Vocafional MORRIS. NANCY Vocafional Pep Club I: Ari Club I NUZUM, DENNIA Vocafional Opere'r+a I: Choir I: Roadshow I: Boy's Glee I, 2: R.O.T.C. I, 2 OLES, MIKE INOI' Picfuredl Vocafional R.O.T.C. I OLSEN. SALLY Vocafional H.S. Red Cross OSHLO. DICK College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2: Key Club I, ISecond Vice-presidenil: Golf I: Le++erman's Club I: Spanish Club I, 2: Malh Club I, 2, ISgl'. al' Arms and Parliamenfarianl Boy's Sfafe I: Swimming Team I, 2: R.O.T.C. Officer: Teen Demo's I, 2 OWENS. PEGGY Commercial PALODINO. EVA Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2. 3: SIU- den+ Couhcil I, 2, 3, IEIec+ion com- missionerl: GirI's Golf I, 21 Cheer' leaders I, 2, 3, ISecre+ary-Ireasurerl: Homecoming Courf: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Annual I: Aliau I, 2: Choir I. 2- IPresiden+I: Biology Club I: Prom Courr I, 2: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Oper- e+fa I: Honorary Colonel 66 PARKS. KATHY College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2. 3: SIU- denf Council I, IParIiamen+arianI Am. Field Service I: Homecoming Courf I: Pep Club I, ITreasurerI: F.N.A. I, 2, 3: La'Iin Club I: Library Club I, 2, 3, ITreasurer and Vice- presidenfl: Teen Demo's I: I.l.F.C.S.C. I: Mililary Ball PARRACK, BETSY Vocafional GirI's Lounge I: F.H.A. I: Roadshow I PEREZ, MARIA INo'r Picfuredl Vocalional PETERS, LINDA Commercial Am. Field Service I, Pep Club I, 2: Y Teens I: F.N.A. I PETERS, MARY Am. Field Service I: Biology Club I: Science Club I: Y Teens I: F.N.A. I: Lalin Club I, 2: French Club I: M.O.I. I: Opereffa I, 2: Choir I, 2: Roadshows I, 2,3 PETERSON, PAM College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Sfu- denf Council I: H.S. Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2: Lalin Club I: Library Club I PETERSON. SHERRY College Prep Am. Field Service I: H.S. Red Cross I, 2: Pep Club I: Annual I, 2, IArf Edi'IorI F.N.A. I, 2: Spanish Club I: Library Club I: Band I: Roadshows I, 2: Mililary Ball I:CreaI'ive Wrifing I PETERSON. SUSIE Vocaiional PETRY, GARY Vocafional Track I: R.O.T.C. I, 2 PETRY, GLENDA Vocalional Sfudenl' Council I: Am. Field Service I: H.S. Red Cross I: GirI's Lounge I: Pep Club I: Girl's Glee I: F.H.A. I PLANTIKOW, JEAN Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2: F.T.A. I: Roadshow I: Choir I: Band I: GIrI's Glee I PODRAZO, TOM Vocalional POGGE, TERRY INo+ picfuredl College Prep Foofball I: Tennis I: Quill and Scroll I POGUE, BARBARA Vocafional Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Opereffa I: Roadshows I, 2, 3: All School Play I: Girls' Glee POULOS, PAM College Prep Nafional Honor Socie'I'y I, 2, 3: S'Iu- denf Council I: AFS I: Girl's Lounge I: Y Teens I: Spanish Club I: Mililary Ball I: Office Help I, 2 PRIEST, LOUIE Vocaiional Foofball I, 2: Opereifa I: Roadshows I, 2, 3 PROBST, TRUDY College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Siu- denl' Council I, 2, 3 ITreasurerI: AFS I: Pep Club I: Signal I, 2 IEdi'ror- in-Chief, Managing Ediior: Biology Club I IPresidenI'I: Milifary Ball I: Science Club I: F.T.A. I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I: Library Club I: MOI I, 2 ISecrefaryI: Operelfa I: Roadshows I, 2: Thespians I, 2, 3 ISecrel'ary, Presi- denfl: All School Play I, 2, 3: Quill and Scroll I, 2: Jr. GOP's I, 2, 3 IVice-presidenfl: Rep. lo Model U.N. I: Sophomore Wrifing Club I ITreas- urerl PRUDHOME, JOE INof picfuredl College Prep PURNELL, DICK College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I: Sfudenf Council I, 2: Red Cross I: Foofball I, 2: Tennis I: LeH'ermen's Club I, 2, 3: All Cify Baseball Team I: Biology Club I: Spanish Club I, 2: MOI I, 2: American Legion Oraforical Finalisl' I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: Nalional Meril' Scholarship Finalisi RASMUSSEN, JANE Vocafional All Sporfs Courf I: Alfau I: Arf Club I, 2: Opereifa I, 2: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Madrigal I, 2: All Siafe Music Clinic I, 2: Girls Glee RAYGOR. KATHY Vocaiional Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: Office Help I RICH, SANDIE College Prep Sfudenf Council I: Pep Club I, 2: Y Teens I, 2 lVice-presidenfl: F.H.A, I: Maiorefle I: Junior-Senior Prom I lSophomore Affendanfl REESE, DIANA Commercial AFS I: Red Cross I: Y Teens I: Road- shows I, 2: Dance Line I REHFELDT, RON lNoi Picfuredl Vocafional Baslceiball I RENINGER, JUDY Commercial Sfudenf Council I: Pep Club I: Alfar I, 2: F.H.A. I: Roadshow I RENOLDS, HOWARD lNoi piciuredl Vocafional RHODES, LOLETA lNoi' picfurecll Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: Y Teens I: F.H.A. I7 Spanish Club I. 2 RHOADES, LEE Vocafional RICH, CONNIE Commercial Pep Club I, 2: Girls' Drill Team I: Office Help RICHARDSON, MARY College Prep Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I: Library Club I: Signal I RICKERTSON, DON College Prep Nalional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Key Club I lVice-presidenfl: Biology Club I: Science Club I, 2: Safe Teens I: F.T.A. I: French Club I: MOI I, 2: Jr. GOP I, 2, 3 lPresidenfl: Creafive Wrifing I ROBINSON ITRAVISI, CYNTHIA Commercial Sfudenl' Council I ROBINSON, DIANA College Prep Sfudenl Council I: A.F.S. I: Produc- IIOFI I7 Golf I, 2: Cheerleaders I: All Sporfs Courf I: Pep Club I, 2: Y-Teens I, 2: F.T.A. I, 2: Operella I: Choir I: Roadshows I, 2: Thespians I: All School Play I, 2: Girl's Glee II Young Demos I: Milifary Ball I ROBINSON, LA REE Vocafional Red Cross I, 2: Alfau I, 2: F.H.A. I: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Dance Line I, 2: Ivlilifary Ball I ROLFE, CONNIE Vocafional ROLFE, JOHN College Prep Track I ROOT. DON College Prep Rifle Team I, 2 ROSENBAUGH, GAIL College Prep Sludenf Council I: Foolball I, 2: Baslrefball I, 2: Traclc I, 2, 3: Lefler- men's Club I, 2: Annual I: Biology 256 Club I: Spanish Club I ROSSOW, BEV College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3: A.F.S. I: Baslcefball I: Pep Club I, 2, 3: GRA I: Science Club I. 2 lSec.lI F.T.A. I, 2, 3 lPresiden'rl: Library Club I. 2: M.O.I. I: Bancl I, 2: Teen Demos I, 2: Science Symposium I. 2, 3 ROUX, MIKE Vocafional Sfudenf Council I: Foofball I, 21 Baslcelball I: Ari Club I, 27 DSCC0 Club I ROWE, SANDY Commercial Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3 lSec.l: Red Cross I: Golf I, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3 lCap+ainl: Homecoming Queen I: Allau I, 2: Prom Courf I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2:Roadshows I,2,3: Milifary Ball I RUDIG, SHERYL Commercial Pep Club I RUIZ, MIKE lNoi Piciuredl Biology Club I: Spanish Club II R.O.T.C. Officer SAVAGE, JANICE College Prep Nalional Honor Socieiy I, 2, 3: A.F.S. I: Pep Club I, 2: Y-Teens I: Science Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I: M.O.I. I, 2, 3: Lafin Club I, 2 SAYERS, SUSAN Vocafional Pep Club I, 2: Arf Club I: F.H.A. I SCHEWE, LINDA Commercial SCHMITT, JANICE Commercial Sludenf Council I: A.F.S. I: Red Cross I: Girl's Lounge I: Alfau I: Spanish Club I: Library Club I: Milifary Ball SCHROEDER, ALAN College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I, 2, 3 lPresi- denil: A.F.S. I lVice-presidenil: Slu- denf Council I: Key Club I lPresi- denfl: Track I: Tennis I: LeHermen's Club I, 2: Science Club I, 2 lVice- presidenfl: Safe-Teens I: Laiin Club I, 2 lVice-presidenll M.O.I. I. 2: All School Play I: Teen Demos I, 2 lVice-presidenfl: R.O.T.C. Officer: l.I.F.C.S.C. I: Cross Counfry I, 2 lCap'rainl SCOTT. KELLY College Prep Key Club I: Track I: Biology Club I: Debafe I: Science Club I, 2: F.T.A. I, 2, 3: M.O.I. I, 2: Band I, 2, 3 lDrum Maiorl: All School Play I, 2, 3: Chess Club I lPresiden+l: Teen Demos I, 2, 3 SCOULAR. SUE Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: F.H.A. I, 2 SHAMBLEN, DONNA Vocalional Sfudeni Council I: Pep Club I: Biol- ogy Club I: DECCA I lTreasurerl: Spanish Club I: Band I lMaioreH'el SHANNON, MICHAEL Vocafional SHANNON, MIKE College Prep Sfudenl' Council I: Tennis I, 2, 3: Le+iermen's Club I, 2, 3: Lafin Club I, 2: Mafh Club I: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Cross Counlry I: R.O.T.C. Officer SHAUGHNESSY, RITA Commercial Red Cross I: GirI's Lounge I: Alia I, 2 lPresidenIl: Roadshows I: Mili fary Ball SELLEK, TERRY Vocafional SIMONS. NANCY JO College Prep Nafional Honor Socieiy I, 2, 3: Siu denf Council I, 2, 3 lParliamenfarianl AFS I: All Sporis Courf I: Pep Clu I: Annual I, 2 lAss'+ Edifor, Edilor in-Chiefl: Alfau I: Biology Club I lPresiden+l: Mililary Ball I: I.I.F.C.S.C I lParIiamenfarianl: Teenage Repub Iicans I: Young Democrafs I: Girl Triple Trio I: Operelfa I, 2: Choi I, 2 lPresidenfl Roadshows I, 2 Quill and Scroll I, 2: Crealive Wrilin I: Signal I: Girls' Glee I: Junio Class Secrefaryg Thespians I SIMMONS. REGGIE Vocafional Baskefball I: Track I, 2: Cross Counfr I, 2, 3: Signal SHINN, CLARENCE Vocalional Prinf Club SKALBERG, KATHY Vocafional Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2: Decca I lSecrefaryl SMARTT, CHERYL Vocafional Sludenf Council I: Allar I, 2 lSer- geani' of armsl: F.H.A. I: Roadsho I: D.O. SMITH, CONSTANCE College Prep Sfudeni Council I: Red Cross I, 2, 3 I-Presidenf, Secrefaryl: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I, 2: Opereffa I, 2: Choir I, 2 lLibrarianl: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Girls' Glee I: All-S+a+e Ouarfel' I: Madrigal I, 2: Young Rep. I, 2 SMITH, DEBBY College Prep Nafional I-Ionor Sociefy I, 2, 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3 lVice-presidenfl: All Sporls Couri I: Pep Club I: Annual I, 2 lCopy Ediforl: F.N.A. I, 2, 3 lTreasurer Vice-presidenil: Library Club I, 2, 3 lPresidenfl Band I, 2, 3 lSecre+ary, Band Oueenl: Ivlilifary Ball I SMITH, LINDA Commercial SMITH, VICKY College Prep Biology Club I: Spanish Club I SMYTH, SHERYL Vocalional Producfion I: Pep Club I: Spanish Club I: Young Democrafs I SNYDER, JOHN lNof Picfuredl College Prep Safe Teens I: Spanish Club I SAAR. SHERYL Commercial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: F.H.A. I: F.N.A. I SOLLAZZO, BARBARA Vocaiional SONDAG, DON Vocafional SOUSER, JAC Vocafional AFS I: Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2: Allar I, 2: F.H.A. I: Choir I: All School Play I SPOHN, LARRY Vocafional SPRACKLIN, JERRY Vocalional R.O.T.C. I SPRACKLIN. JIM Commercial STANFORD, TOM lNof Picfuredl Vocafional Band I. 2. 3 STEENSEN. DENNIS College Prep Track I: Biology Club I: Spanish Club I: Cross Counfry I. 2: Swimming I. 2 ST. CLAIR, BENITA Vocafional A.F.S. 'Club I: Pep Club I: Alfau Club I. 2: F.H.A. I. 2. 3: Roadshow I: Milifary Ball STINEMATES. ROSE Commercial Pep Club I: F.H.A. I. 2, lParIiamen- 'larian and Disfricf Hisforianl Young Republicans STILL. FLORENCE College Prep Pep Club I: F.H.A. I STORY, SHAWN Vocafional Track I: Prinf Club I STRONG. FRANCES College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2. 3: H.S. School Red Cross I: Biology Club I: Science Club I. 2: F.T.A. I. 2. 3. lS'la+e freasurer, Hisforianl: Spanish Club I. lSecrefaryl: Mafh Club lTreasurerl: Roadshow I: Thespians I. 2: All School Play I. 2: Ouill and Scroll I. 2: Signal I. 2. 3. lEdi+or. Associafe Ediforl: Young Rep's I. 2. 3, lSecre'rary and Sgf. af Armsl: Creafive Wrifing I. 2: Debafe I: l.I.F.C.S.C.. lPresiden'I'l: Teen Topics Reporfer I: Milifary Ball STRONG. SANDRA Vocafional H.S. Red Cross I, 2: F.H.A. I STURM. CONNIE Vocafional STURM, KATHY Vocafional STURM. LOTETTA Vocafional SUBLET, SUSIE Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2, 3: Thes- pians I. 2 lSecre+aryl: Choir I lSec- refaryl: F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Signal I lFeafure ediforl: Ouill and Scroll I. 2: G-irl's Glee I: All School Plays I. 2, 3: Opereffa I: Pep Club I. 2 lSec- refaryl: Annual ,I. 2 lBusiness Mana- gerl: A.F.S. I: l.l.F.C.S.C. I: M.O.I. I: Red Cross I SULHOFF. SANDRA Commercial Pep Club I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2: Opereffa I: Roadshow I SULLIVAN. LINDA College Prep H.S. Red Cross I: Pep Club I: F.N.A. I. 2: Library Club I. 2: Affendance Office I: Counseling Cenfer I: Teen Democrafs I SULLIVAN, MIKE College Prep Foofball I: Baskefball I: Golf I: Road- show I: R.O.T.C. I: Milifary Ball I: Baseball I TALLMANN. RON College Prep Foofball I. 2. 3: Track I: Lefferman's Club I. 2. 3: Wresfling I. 2, 3: Wres- fling Club I. 2. 3: R.O.T.C. Officer TAYLOR. DAN College Prep I Teen Demo's I: Pep Band I: Band I. 2. 3: Dance Band I. TAYLOR, JANICE Commercial THOMAS. JOE College Prep Swimming I THOMPSON. CAROLYN Commercial Pep Club I. 2: Library Club I. 2 THORNTON, PEGGY College Prep TODD. MARILYN College Prep Naficnal Honor Sociefy I. 2: Red Cross I. 2: Pep Club I: F.N.A. Ii F.T.A. I: Lafin Club I: Library Club I: Mafh Club I: Teen Demos. I7 Creafive Wrifing I: Milifary Ball TOWNSEND. JANICE Vocafional Red Cross I. 2 TRACY, MIKE College Prep Foofball I. 2, 3: Golf I. 2: Tennis I: Leffermen's Club I. 2. 3: Soufhwesf Iowa Foofball Team I: Wresfling I. 2: All Cify Foofball Team I TURPEN, RICHARD College Prep Track I: Golf I TURNER, RICHARD College Prep TYSON. MARY lNo'l' Picfuredl Vocafional - Transfer: Arf Club I. 2: Opereffa I VANCE. LILA Commercial VARGAS. RACHEL Vocafional VEST. BILL Commercial Ar: Club I: Roadshow I: Pep Band I: Dance Band VOGEL, GEORGE lNo'r Picfuredl Vocafional Foofball VAUGNIAUX, JOHN Vocafional Rifle Team I. 2. 3: Biology Club I: Decca Club I: Safe Teens I: French Club I: Opereffa I: Roadshows I. 2, 3: R.O.T.C. Officer WAFFLE, RON Commercial WAGNER, TERRY Vocafional Baskefball WAGNER. JIM College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2: Key Club I: Baskefball I: Science Club I. 2: Spanish Club I: Mafh Club I. 2: Boy's Sfafe WALKER. CAROLYN College Prep Y. Teens I: Roadshows I. 2. 3 WALLA. SUZAN Commercial Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2: Sfudenf Council I. 2: A.F.S. I: Red Cross I, 2: Golf I. 2. 3: Pep Club IZ Alfau Club I. 2: Biology Club lVice- presidenf I: F.H.A. lPresidenfl I, 2. 3: F.N.A. I: Opereffa l. 2: Choir I. 2: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Girls' Glee I: Milifary Ball WALLING. CHARLES Vocafional WALTON. RONALD College Prep WARD. EDDIE lNof picfuredl College Prep Foofball I: Biology Club I: Spanish Club I WAY, BILL College Prep R.O.T.C. WENDT. DIANE College Prep A.F.S Club I: Red Cross I: Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I. 2: F.N.A. Ii French Club I WHIPKEY. DAN College Prep Rifle Team I. 2. 3 WHITE. JACK Sfudenf Council I: Red Cross I: De- bafe WHITE. JACK College Prep Sfudenf Council I: Red Cross I: Debafe I. 2 WHITE. TINA Commercial Red Cross I: Library Club I WHITTINGTON. JAMES lNof Picfuredl Vocafional Producfion I: Roadshow I: All School Play I: Wresfling I WIATT. TOM lNof picfuredl Vocafional Foofball I WILLEY, DIANE College Prep Band I. 2. 3: Roadshow I: Teen-age Republicans I WILDERMAN, JUDY Vocafional Red Cross I. 2: F.H.A. I: Roadshow I WOOD, BETTIE Vocafional Sfudenf Council I: Pep Club I. 2: GRA I. WOOD, DELORES Commercial Pep Club I: F.N.A. I. 2: Lafin Club I: O.E. Club I: Milifary Ball WOODS, TERESA College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2: GirI's Lounge I: Pep Club I, 2: F.T.A. I: Spanish Club I. 2: Library Club I, 2: MOI I: Girl's Glee I WOOLDRIDGE. GREG College Prep Sfudenf Council I. 2: Foofball I. 2. 3: Track I: Lefferman's Club I. 2: Wres- fling I. 2. 3: Wresfling Club lPresi- denfl I, 2. 3: Spanish Club I. 2: MOI I: WRIGHT, LARRY College Prep Red Cross I: Drill Team I: Lafin Club I,A2: MOI I: Band-Drum Maior. All Sfafe Band I. 2. 3: Roadshows I, 2: All School Play I: Pep Band I: Dance Band I: R.O.T.C. Officer YORDT, WESLEY Vocafional YOUNG. CHERYL College Prep Red Cross I: Pep Club I. 2: Y-Teens I: F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I. 2: Spanish Club lTreasurerl I: Library Club I. 2: Teen Demos I ZANDERHOLM. PATSY Vocafional Pep Club I: Arf Club I ZDAN. DAN College Prep Nafional Honor Sociefy I. 2. 3: Red Cross I: Annual Sfaff I: Jr. MOI Hresidenfl I: Safe Teens I: All School 5Y Now we leave our Alma Maler And our friends so True. We'Il be loyal sons ancldaughfer Ever True lo you. So farewell, dear Alma Mafer May your name we pray. Ever sland above all ollwers Hail, all hail, Tee Jay. , . ,mm ADVERTISERS O ' i 'lm E ATER e will ever live To love you ive lo praise your name. ive To make our lives add lusfer o your glorious fame. o farewell, dear Alma Maier ay your name we pray, ver sfanol above all oH1ers ail, all hail, Tee Jay. QQ mg 7, j f A 1. X -m X ffm- ' V ' n pf SHIPLEY Q OPTICAL DISPENSARY I27 So. Main Phone 323340' Wash your car by yourself wi+l1 our equipmenf 'For only a quar'rer! 283l 2nd Ave. 322-97l5 Sffgfl MEATS CONGRATULATIONS , ' X ' fo 1'he '66 Graduafes V S - -1: TASTE RITE MEAT CO. I6 SOUH1 l5+h Sfreef Phone 328-I87I Council Bluffs, Iowa Everybody is rushing +o: 9 E Irs.1S5is'.'1'1Es::.y11121512 5 1 1:2 1 vs:s:2...1.'-ff V '4 4A' f i MID-WAY .5 y MANOR Your Council 'Bluffs NM A H Depar+men+ S+ore! V- ' venue ku - ' 544 Wes+ Broadway W. L. WILKEN, Mg i .... A N l 1 2 Xb D xlbv U A ' QM Ci Xvwwfvb Q XA A Cv QQ SEBQUUXQJ U 9 V5 lv Ay' 9053 1 W N, K ' 'N xx? , 0 , 59 Q3 Q fl VW fi? Qll E X A J X NATIONAL BANK OF my rf QM 5, Qi W. FIRST COUNCIL BLUFFS i 'A as 1 Q X A UQD Qld X A GQG 'Sirk SNL VS! A lflVianQXl 5705? . X -my QV QQ, Cz Wour Full QFVICG YES Bank D, CQ! ly VG f - y ru fwqfgj Q Q QV 77 xv A- Q' QT LF fl Q my K PGY 07X ' 5 fffaxp 8 KQV ORQO QWAQVP QJf 3QfQ4 ,yn LX in V V ff ix X5 x' yb F AQ 5 Q7 in X o ,Vv QA wh A A ff 9 y Q 425 ifvf X my OW ND fqs' lax? Qi I FHS, NIU xxx . i fillx ww Wes+ Side Drive-Up A wlfb x Main Bank 290i Wesi' 'Broadway Y X92 500 Wegi- 'Broadway CORUM S O Phone-322 7355 328 3337 I8 Pearl S+re+ Council Bluffs owa 262 ' f SHAW FLOWER SHOP if E Fl A 3 E W rl! f: E 3 - fi fl It 7 f y . s f I lx y ers Thai Please fix., Tee Jay was honored 'lo have l'he ol Ficial Town Crier F England-AI'Fie Howard. JOE SM I TH AN D COM PANY 4 I 6 Wes'I Broadway Ladies', Men's, 8: Children's Ready-l'o-Wear. Your Dependable: Q W 'I' Broadway V REXALL gp Dnues - . 2400 es X Phlolne 322-5557 CONNOLLY DRUG STORE ARNOLDS JEWELRY All of your wa'l'ch, diamond, and iewelry problems will be solved when shopping al' Arnolds Jewelry. Mr. Arnold Osfwald is always happy l'o serve you. BEEM-BELFORD FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cosl' is Enlirely a Maller of Personal Choice. Willow a+ 6+h S+ree+ Council Bluffs PEOPLES GROCERY STORE 308 Wesl' Broadway For all your shopping needs, come -l-o +he Peoples Grocery Sl'ore 263 Ainsworih Priniing Company The House of Qualify Creafive Priniers and Liihogra phers 353 Wes? Broadway Cindy Kennedy and Julene BeVir1' are shown pa- ironizing LUSTERTONE CLEANERS locafed al' 'rwo convenieni' loca+ions-3343 Wesl' Broadway 8: I69 BenneH'. KAYPERS Follow +he Tee Jay girl rhai' walks info KAYPERS in The cen+er of Council Bluffs Arnold Tool and Die Works Inc. 3I35 Wes'I' Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa 264 You can b CITGO SERVICE STATION e sure of good service 2024 5+I1 Avenue af Ciigol Congrafulaiions +o 'the I966 Seniors Baird Jewelry 1 ' Would you believe Nothing beats a checking account for learning how to manage money! sais-fs ee! 7 Wxo 5 . Do, Noa1E x -1M5W'0'o o F-7L-raw, D j 0-nl' Zo 9yL'fVl56 10 vsigliio' W 1 ron 1 'IO Usoxb Eglbflgw A Q no no' 'D'-U G0G!bV1SS?.?vr9 ' X Am.Dfvosnr.o f GZUHQU' 2x11 739 nor' L-51000 ,12Q1.c. ao o We require no minimum balance- free of charge. S make no service charge on checking accounts tor High School and College Students. When young people reach the High School age, Weive found they're ready for that step from the weekly allowance to the helpful experience of a personal checking account. Helps them too, when they start to Work-or go away to University. They quickly learn that checks discourage impulse spending and help them keep records of expenses . . .as Well as provid- ing a proof of payment. Why don't you start your teenager on the adult Way to money management-with a check- ing account? We make no charges for them to High School and College students. ecks Council. Bluff Sa, mg Bank I-M-I Calandra !Guurunteed for mei Compliments Broadway at Br ant fl-HX Y jJif'55'5fi0'EcAIvIERA STORES COUNCIL BLUFFS Attention STUDENTS! I HAVE EXTRA Wallet of Photos MADE FROM YOUR BLACK I AND WHITE PORTRAIT . . . 7-Up PHOTOS FQR TO TRADE WITH FRIENDS oNI.YS.l.99 AND GIVE TO RELATIvEs SIZE zV,x3y, MATTE FINISH HARRY C. CROWL CO. School Supplies Typewriters Real Estate, Loans Afl SUPPHPS Insurance ot All Kinds A Books Paper Backs l23 4th S+. Ph. 322-2504 Games Gifts Greeting Cards Office Supplies 266 Pens, Pencils, Tablets Adding Machines Pictures. Prints, Accessories Best ot Luclc . E to the I966 Seniors marmes From Printers and Stationers Broadway at Scott-Phone 328-IS66 STATE SAVINGS BANK THE BANK FOR YOUNG MEN . . . Main Bank 509 Wesi' Broadway 323-752 I MEM BER Presidefnff, Jack Eakin, discussing I'I1e business of bank- ing wi+I1 Tee Jay sIuden'I's, Leonard Koenigs, Larry McGee and Sandra Rowe. AND MEN WITH YOUNG IDEAS F.D.I.C. Drive-In I5 Souih 35I'I1 323-76I9 Congrafulaiions and Llghl' COmPa 'Y and Besi' Wishes 'ro 'Hue I966 Seniors 22 Pearl Phone 322-773l INGRAHAM REAL ESTATE Home-Business-Indus'l'ry L All Kinds of Insurance Appraisals Member of American Insfifufe of Real Esfafe Appraisers 322-7765 Shown above are Maggie Rocha and George McTwiggen who are modeling Ihe newesr Thing in blasi' iaclceis. They are also holding shorisleeved swear shiris 'thai can be boughl in a rainbow of colors. IOWA CLOTHES SHOP CongraI'ulaI'ions I'o I'he Class of I966 From ACTION REALTY CO. Gel' ACTION on Your Transacrion Se'II1 E. Murphy, Class of Roberi' F. Edwards, Jr. Norman D. Kinney, William E. Perdue, BENO'S Council Bluffs' GreaI'esI S'I'ore Now Celebraring Our IOO+h Year Peoples Na'IuraI Gas Division of Norfhern Nafural Gas Co. Na'I'uraI Gas The Modern Fuel For Home 8: Indus'I'ry 29 Sou'I'I1 Main Phone-328- I 553 .. ,. gg, fm. if 'S k k,,3 : CRAWFORD LUMBER COMP. I200 Avenue B will G M4 rl-I9 l lin m E as - Q I rlQullg,.!I'llaI I- 'Q .weve CII JENSEN 81 POGGE REALTY COMPANY Real Esfafe Sales 25 Souflw Main Ph. 322-9790 KLOTZ BOWSTRING Cusfom Made Archery Bowsfrings l829 Avenue B.-Ph. 323-ZI96 Council Bluffs, Iowa Complimenfs of: E. A. ATHERTON SERVICE STATION Council Bluffs Race Arena The Emergency Sfore Reeh Super Service Complimenfs of MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Ph. 322-0293 Council Bluffs Con's self-service Drugs Free Prescripfion Delivery Wesf End Posf Office Branch ilfl Hunfing and Fishing Licenses VERNON N. CONZEMIUS. Owner INoI'ary Publicl Sfore Hours 8:30 am-I pm. 8:30 am-I0 pm 5 pm-I0 pm DAILY SUNDAY 3 I49 Wesf Broadway hlhqhoer You Dfwe Dfwe, L'.oLve.fvwUII L ,Y lm I 'I III gj lfp I kwa gil' W5f ' f- e'4 Vw r 1- X,-. ' E 5 5 m P-QB - N 1 E - 5 . - I BLUFF CITY MOTGRS CASKEY DODGE, INC. COsTELLO VOLKSWAGEN HOWE'S CHRYSLER-FLYMO HUGHES CHEVROLET KNUDSEN AUTO sERvICE LESLIE PONTIAC MCINTYRE OLDs-CADILLAC AUTO DEALERS ASSN. OF COUNCIL BLUFFS mFTlfffSsiE'fE'iS FOR CUTLER FUNERAL B HOME R 81 5 O AMBULANCE SERVICE H W 533 Willow OE N- 322.7179 BROADWAY F 5 FLOWER SHOP I 28l0 Wesf Broadway T C O I Oo l: lf 4 R98'3R Iy51i , A FH for Every FOOT gf -L y'4ff,' roa wa - 'FUN'-'lm' 4I3 w. B d y 3232042 ' I 1 272 BROADWAY BOWL Ornamen+al Railings 25 SGW 2391 Sf' and Phone 322-6629 S'l'ruc1'ural S1'ee1 230 Souih IHI1 S+ree+ KATELMAN FOUNDRY 308 W. Bway. PEOPLES GROCERY STORE Our Favoriie Drive-in COHOE LUMBER CO. soon LUMBER Fon EVERY NEED 'H ' 1 ' ' -'H , x if ' l+'s jusi' good business 'ro buy 'From COHOE 25 Sou+h l5+h Sf. Get the jump on Security with School Savings 4 If8'X, EARNINGS, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY s SAVE BY THE I5th, EARN FROM THE Is UP TO SI0.000 GOVERNMENT INSURANCE savings 84 Ioan president W M E HH BROADWAY AT MAIN PHONE 322.5525 LANE I Bros. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS EDWARD M. LANE-Pharmacist 530 West Broadway Phone-322-4087 A Council Bluffs, Iowa IIFIIIW QUEEN A 1REAT FOR wr: A rooo ron utmit Patsy Hansen is shown modeling one ot MODE O Located at! I634 West Broadway 2729 West Broadway 3550 South 4th St. for your convenience DAY'S newest spring creations. MODE O' DAY car- ries a compiete Iine ot women's and girls' clothes. 522 West Broadway 274 - Congra1'uIa'Iions and Besr Wishes 'l'o +he Class of '66 From C. E. HINMAN 8: SON'S has been serving Hue' CuiIBlif iih +60 .Th aria rociven guridaayfaangr eveiiinzisi and Ifirzrsfiowil. eVe'YW e'e' DISTRIBUTING CO. I800 McPherson NORTH BROADWAY GROCERY CQGLEY Groceries 81 Meais- CHRISTY Clinic I:reSI1 FI'UII'S 8 veg. 2820 Nori'I1 Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa 4l7 Easi' BEST OF' LUCK IN THE FUTURE . . . 2733 Nor+I1 Bway. Washingm Sfrong Insurance 3224778 Agency I7 I 0 4+I1 Avenue 275 Marvel Mincer Nancy Mama Mille' Roux Happiness ls A Portrait by Canon I IERB'S Television Sales 8: Service PARTS 8: SERVICE GUARANTEED CO DAY OR NIGHT Sewer and Waier Confraciors 2307 Wesi' Broadway 328- I 52 I Excavaiing-Sepiic Tanks Confracfors Equipmeni' Renial CaII 323-2884 807 Sou'II1 2I SI. Complimenis of- Hinky DinI:y Locafed a+ 280I -Wesi' Broadway 2II Wesf Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa Make yourself feel like a queen and have your hair fixed af . . . CROOKHAMS TEXACO STATION 2039 Wesf Broadway Council Bluffs, lowa 6 W9 nz BEAUTY EcoNoMY MARKET BY 4l6 Soufh Zlsf v ' Council Bluffs, lowa In 6, 'Mi , -f M Three Convenien, GRENVILLE M. none-E Posr No. 737 TTB' Locafions fo 28 Soufh 29+h Sfreef 3 Q gb ' Serve You: Men Who Foughf Togefher ll a Belong Toge+her sijia r l X X 6I2 Wesf Bway R slo Norfh 27+h ' Franklin 31 BSHHGH HERMANS CLOTHES SHOP 504 Wesf Broadway Council Bluffs, lowa LUCEY JEWELERS esefve One of your mosf cherished possessions rhrosgh ' +h f 'll b your engagemeni ia- mjndeelhihei rfnzrlzligwyoureselecfion be sure fo see genuine Orange Blossom rings af LUCEY JEWEL- v 0 ERS. raining Af fhe Sign of fhe Big Blue Diamond 34l Wesf Broadway 323-4833 of J- Thomas Jefferson ix X g High School B'G BLUE DIAMOND 277 COUNCIL BLUFFS GRAPE GROWERS ASSOCIATION 900-Souih 7'II1 Sfreef Fine Wines For All Occasions 278 Enjoy Good Food EVANS ICE CREAM We Make Our Own Ice Cream HAND PACKED I-CE CREAM OPEN II 'AM-II PM CLOSED MONDAYS HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES-MINTS-NUTS PH. 322-9644 GOTTBRECHTS HARDWARE Farm Supplies-Sporfing Goods DownI'own Siore Wesiend S'I'ore I60 W. Broadway 3I38 W. Broadway Phone 322-4463 Phone 322-440I CongraI'uIa'Iions Io Ihe I 966 Seniors HUNTER TYPESE'I'I'ING 353 Wes'I' Broadway Phone-323-48 I 2 KULESH Gas for Less JEWELRY a+ DAVISON OIL 2020 Wesi' Broadway All Lines of Srerling Domesfic and lmporfed China Crysfal. Stainless Sieel and Table Accessories. Beem ELMER IVERS Insurance The grea+es+ Peace lhe Peace of Mind Belford Funeral P4 , Home 4 4 230 Wesf Broadway I7 ScoH Off. 322-0225 Res. 323-5749 Q N i tg .'A lx 'Q' , , ,. l ' 9,-si ,KU -x 2 553 Willow Ph. 322-6669 Shop a+ HANSENS TOWN 81 COUNTRY MAR- KET for all your grocery needs. 40I0 Sou+h 4+h Sf. D GRIFFITH DRUG . . . where we're 'young' Jroo. 3228 Wesr Broadway 322-4008 279 A 81 W DRIVE-IN 2I I2 Wes'I Broadway Phone 323-2553 BETTER LIVING REALTY YOUR SEARCH EIIDS IAsIc AnyoneI ,E xx 31,511-U XXX C - Q wa I A us Norih 6+h s+ree+ ,Ny 3 gg. M4 R Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-4023 GAIL CLINKENBEARD, JR. 5c 81 I0c Besf S+ore Wishes M A 2 Efpadmem 336 Wesf Broadway LARRY 5 U ore 323-0565 TEXACC 5 2934 W. Bdwy. 604 322-964' W. Eroadway MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE f X539+. EH : with I Decorative Iron Works 0 CUSTOM OR STANDARD v PORCH RAILS 0 TERRACE HANDRAILS 0 COLUMNS 0 MAIL BOX STANDS ORNAMENTAL IRON MANUFACTURING CO. OUR l6TI-I YEAR- So 'For Ornamen'I'aI Iron ai' I'Is Besi Call 45I-8895 34I9 NorII1 BOII1 Omaha, Nebraska LOOK REALTY COMPANY 547 Mynsfer Sfreef Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-5559 Realfors-Mulfiple Lisfing Members FLORENCE E. TIERNY MARIE O. SCHULTZ it wi, g 15 I I ES' ifieliifpfiflil r22l'Sis5'ia!!1l!lfilXis gif ' A 'WE' Q A, 5fggwwif.IW',izil!fi2laf2f??' i if 2 -wifi: ggi 'L vl I, ,il I ' ' fx .Ail . 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QWOODRINGQ ELATT C. WAYNE LIVINGSTON l27 5,-,UH-, 71-h 400 W. Bwy. 2748 W. Bwy. E 285 Compliments of These PROFESSIONAL MEN AND WOMEN Drs. Hanssman ancl Knoll, M.D.'s Charles Berner, D.D.S. Dr. R. M. Collins, M.D. Dr. Paul Guggenheim W. Clark Giles, M.D. J. D. Hennessy, M.D. Dr. L. G. Howard, M.D. Dr. K. E. Goebel Maurice P. Margules, M.D Drs. Liml:er+, Pesler, ancl Slroy J. G. Kruml, M.D. Weaver-Gress, Denfisls Dr. E. B. Mafhiasen R. E. Green, D.D.S. Dr. D. V. Hirsl' Capel Construction Q E T I A I L C E A s P T E A L T 7lI Easl' Broadway E Phone 328-I869 WALNUT HILL-CEDAR LAWN OSH LO Ridgewood and Memorial Parlc Cemeleries Drive Carefully-We Can Wall CO- Sincearely Yours, WALNUT HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION S xx l , T A, fipfrfgfy HV, N me Q Z Complimenl Il FEEDS X ,ZX , Z7 Tp FKA ixl Nf pEET'5 ga 1, Y I , 2 'ff x -i f wr ggi C. in I 1 , , , N L ' XX if , X: S 2228 Avenue B Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 323-5305 AbboH', Sandy 29, 158 Abels, Vicki 44, 49, 62, 63, 87, 202 Abraham, Russ 158 Achenbaugh, Marcia 158 Ackerman, Connie 202 Ackerman, Sharon 48, 158 Acord, Craig 6, 50. 51, 177 Acord. Dave 79, 158 Adamson, Connie 81, 158 Adamson, Sandy 29, 202 Ahlquisl, Brian 202 Ahlquisr, Tina 109 Akins, Ronnie 202 Akins, Phyllis 158 Alber+, Susan 158 Aldrich, Lois 177 Allan, Linda 75, 177 Allen, Charley 134, 202 Allen, Jerry 177 Allen, Randy 46, 158 Allison, Donna 158 Allmon, Bill 177 A1+,Ar+hur 202 A1'1', Kaihy 53, 63, 202 Ambrose, Dave 62, 202 Amos, Cindy 30, 78 Anderson, Gail 151, 158 Andersen, Jim 202 Andersen, Marcia 177 Anderson, Mary 202 Anderson, Nancy 29, 202 Andrews, Sandy 203 Andersen 235, 237 Anderson, Van 202 Andrews, Mary 177 Afinson, Bill 68, 79, 132, 158 Anfinson, Peggy 45, 62, 67, 72, 77, 78. 87, 91, 92, 203, 238 Annin, Jaki 48.60, 66,78,87, 177 , S+e11a 14, 29, 61, 87, 202, Appel, Rod 137. 151. I58 Applegaie, Marsha 29, 49, 108, 203 Arch, Gale 66, 87, 117, 119 Arch, Iris 203 Arndi, Carla 80, 81, 150, 158 Arndr, Dennis 177 Arnold, Merri 73, 177 Arnold, Tim 136, 90, 153, 158 . Arnold, Tom 90, 125, 136, 153, 158 Arrick, Julie 70. 73, 203 Arrowsmilh, Ronnie 203 Arvidson, Joan 48. 58, 158 A'1we11, John 158 Au1+, Sharon 158 Auxier, Vicki 158 Ax1e11, Phyliss 177 Baker, Belly 177 Baker, Colleen 158 Baker, Connie 203 Baker, Baker, Banks Dale 43, 56, 65, 177 Shirley 158 Charles 134, 203 Barber, Linda 177 Barlow, Kay 177 Barrier. Michael I58 288 Index Bar1'on, Abbie 45, 58, 177 Bafes, Sharon 177 Bafes, Sieve 117, 177 Bali, S+eve 177 Bauer, Dale 177 Baxley, Charles 203 Baxfer, Ken 158, 204 Beaman, Jim 177 Becerra, Rich 158 Beck, Susan 81, I58 Beckman, Paul 26, 56 Beckner, S+an 72, 203 Bellows, Harry 177 Be1+, Deana I58 Bell, Frank 203 Be1+, William I78 Bender, Dan 203 Benedict Bill 158 Benneif, Peggy 67, 77, 78, 204 Bensley, Jeannie 178 Bensley, Judy 178 Bequeffe, Tom 178 Bergman, Connie 178 Berkheimer, Laura 178 Berganfzel, Carolyn 65, 178 Berganfzel, Mike 158 Berry, Roberfa 158 Befchel, Don 79, 178 BeH's, Barbara 62, 204 Beffs, Rebecca 48, 54, I58 BeVir+, Julene 264 Bicking, Susie 178 Bigham, Buzz 52, 54, 62, 64, 72, 76, 204 Bird. Leslie 204 Birdsong, David 79, 178 Birdsong. Trudy 204 Biffick, Madonna 78, 86, 138, 178 Bloom, Kalhy 158 Bloom, Pau1e'1'+e 158 Bly, Phyllis 178 Boaz, 'Dixie 75, 178 Bocker+, Susan 204 Boe.Jane1' 78, 87, 159 Bohler, Jerry 159 Bolle, Mary 81, 86, 138, 159 Bo11'on, Deana 204 Bo1+e, James 204 Bolion, Judy 204 Bol1'on, Kay 178 Bonar, Dave 159 Bonar, Rob 178 Bond, Tim 90, 100, 132, 140, 176, 178 Bo'1'hwe11, Pam 158 BoH', Laura 158 Bouvier, Gary I78 Bowen, Donna 204 Bowers, Sherri 63, 178 Bowman, Merrill 178 Bowser, Dick 68, I26, 132, 149, 158 Burroughs, Karen 59, 77, 78, 205 Brabec, Bruce 178 Brabec, Frank 45 Brabec, Marla 76, 79, 152, 158 Bradford, Jon 68, 132, 159 Bradley, Ann 46, 81, 159 Bradley, Leiiie 29, 159 Brandenburg, Connie Branson, Joyce 46, 70, 108, 204 Breshers, Loyd 146 Breshers, PaHy 61, 72, 204 Briley, Linda 80, 81, 159 Briggs, Larry 205 Briggs, Rodney 205 Brink, Herb 159 Brockman, Dennis 178 Brockman, Gordon 77, 79, 205 Brokman, Larry 179 Brockman, Tina Brooks, Ardifh 78, 159 179 Brooks, Charles 118, 159 Brooks, Fred 45, 118, 179 Brooks, Jack 205 Brooks, Suzy 179 Brooks, Virginia 75, 81, 159 Broiherfan, Lorene 159 Broui11e'1'1'e, Pa'1sy 61.63, 179 Brown, Barb 179 Brown, Bob 159 Brown, Donna 49, 60, 179 Brown, Evon 179 Brown, Janei' 65, 73, 179 Brown, Janer 81, 159 Brown, Linda 179 Brown, Loren 205 Brown, Paul 179 Brown, Sharon 179 Brown, Roberi Brown, Regina 72, 205 Brown, Tamara 179 Brown. Warren 45, 179 Bryanr, Bonnie 179 Bryant Roberl' 58, 64, 72, 73, 76, 79 87, 205, 236, 245, 250 Burbeck, 'Denny 159 Burgess, Janei' 179 Burkey, Susan 58, 81, 146, 189 Burgsfrum, David 118, 140, 141. 179! Burgslrum, Debby 53, 179 Bufler, John 37, 60, 79, 205 Bufler, Roger 61, 205 Buflerbaugh, Donna 62, 77, 78, 205 Buiferfield, Gene 159 Bu++z, Gary 179 1 Caffery, Larry '159 Cain. Dennis 179 Caldwell, Carolyn Calfee, Linda 30, 64, 205 Calfee, Wanda 179 , Camden, Diane 30, 65, 206 Camp, Claudia 179 Camp, Doug 179 Campbell, Kafhy 179 Canaday, Jim 79, 87, 95, 179 Capron, Bruce 77, 78, 159 Carey, E11en 159 Carle, Sieve 153, 206 Carlin, Jeane1'1'e 46, 67, 206 Carlson, Angie 159 Carman, Dena 29, 179 Fraley, arman, Lavern 119, 179 arpenier, Julie 43, 45, 49, 61, 65, 179 arrell,Judy 159 arroll, Debbie 179 arler, Judy 53, 179 arler, Sandy 45, 179 aruso, Linda 179 ase, Roberl 66, 70, 90, 101, 122, 134, 146, 206, 240 avanaugh, Diane 63,206 Cepuran, Kalhleen 30, 73, 206 haiee, Jean 179 hew, Sieven 122, 206, 247 Childers, Linda 48, 53, 179 Childers, Terry 73,206 hildress, Lee Ann 75, 206 C1-.i1c1s,Vicky 58, 159 hrisfiansen, Greg 118, 125, 179 hris+iansen, Lani 76, 206 Chrislensen, Mike 179 Chris+ensen, Mike Clark, Alice 159 Clark, Carolyn 159 Clark, Coralee 159 Clark, Jacque 6, 47.48, 50, 52, 59.61, 80, 206 Clark, Marcia 206 Clark, Sally 63, 108, 179 C1ark.S1-iaran 159 Clark, Suzie 179 Clay, Alberl' 159 Clayion, Doug 149, 159 Clevenger, Dan 159 Cleaver, Larry Clinkenbeard, Noreen 29, 160 Cochran, Bill 68, 83, 206 Collelf, Al 179 Coleman, Alan 69, 84, 153, 207 Collell, Linda 45, 56, 62, 63, 73, 179 Collier, Bruce 160 Conaway, Alice 70, 150, 179 Conaway, Janie 160 Conboy, Mary 46, 81, 87, 109, 152, 160 Conkling, Craig 74, 160 Conner, Denny 90, 100, 176, 179, 146 Conner, Jeff 46, 74,' 126, 149, 160 Conner, Kaihy 97 Cons'1an1', Kevin 125, 160 Cons1an1', Michael 85, 122, 207 Cook, Kay 86, 207 Cook, Sharon 160 Cooley, Beverly 87, 207 Core, Jim 48, 160 Corum, JoAnn 29, 179 Caslello, Bill 207 Cosiello, Bill 89 Cos'1ello, Donna 48, 160 Cosiello, John Cowardin, Leslie 6, 48, 68, 145, 175, 176, 179 Cox, Glen 160 Cronin, Mike 51, 64, 66,207 Cure, Carol 33 Curry, Pal' 160 Danburg, Mike 149, 181 Davis, Kirk 160 Daley, Dan 62, 91, 146, 148, 207 Darringion, Beverly 181 Davis, Dennis 160 Davis, Marsha 66, 160 Davis, Mariorie 51, 181 Davis, Sandy 63, 181 Davis, Virginia 87, 92, 207 Dawson, Cindy 93, 207, 148 Dawson, Toni 78, 181 DeBar, Dave 137, 146, 160 DeBar, Ralph 56, 76, 94, 207, 236 DeBo11', David 79, 95 DeHar1', Janel' 181 Delflarl 161 Delanly, Pal' 207 Delashmuh, Russell 160 Demore1', Phyllis 75, 160 Den Herder, Judy 208 DeSan+iago,Cassan'1ra 181 De'1'roy, Phil 77, 79, 181 Diamond, Bill 181 Dick, Nick 66, 77. 78, 181 Dickinson, Carol 181 Dickinson, Chris 86, 138. 181 Dieiz, Leon I60 Diercks, Judy 208 Dielz, Carol 44, 56, 57, 59, 98, 208, 235 Dike, Bob 181 Dishon, Edward 181 Dishong, Gloria 160 Di1z1er,Jo 70, 72, 76, 99, 103, 104, 108 208 Dofner, Gloria 73, 100, 208 Donahoo, Raymond 160 Doner, Rila 75, 101, 208 Doughman, Darris 181 Doughman, Bob 68, 126, 131, 181 Doughiy, Linda 102, 208 Downing, Vorgol 117, 160, 126 Drake, Denny 161 Drake, Gloria 45, 58, 87, 181 Drake, Sharon 4-3, 4-6, 51, 70, 87, 104, 208 Drake, Vickie 28, 58, 28, 66, 84 Dreager, Tim 74, 128, 136, 161 Driever, Larry 73, 78, 181 Drummond, Bob 208 Drummond, Ru1'h 72, 208 Duilman, Linda 28, 181 Duilman, Sharon 48, 115, 207,244 Duke, Judy 36, 45, 58, 63, 73, 76, 81. 181 Durick, Nancy 181 Dunlap, Sieve 128, 161 Dyson, Sieve 79, 126, 140, 161 Eddy, Diane 53, 208 Edie, Judy 75, 161 Edie, Terry 187 Edwards, Gae 62 Ege, Marilyn 45, 80, 72, 182 Eihinglon, Chef 161 Evans, Evans, Bill 182 Jim 62, 64, 69, 151, 200, 209 Evans, Neal 77, 78, 151, 161 Evans, Roseiia 161 Evens, Wayne Falconer, Pa+ 53, 60, 63, 108 Farris, Rex 161 Farris, Tom 48, 69, 117, 209 Fazio, Susie 7, 60, 75, 182 Feekin, Feekin, Janice 46, 58, 81, 87, 161 Lynne11'e 46, 81, 87, 161 Fender, Rick 182 Fenfon, Alice 182 Feni-on, Doug 14-6 Fennell, Tom 137, 161 Fernley, Dennis 45, 66, 125, 140, 176, 187 Fernely, Dick 209 Fernley, Gail Fernley, Ron 46, 151, 161 Ferrin, Terry 126, 149, 161 Ferryman, Ann 161 ' Fichier, Parricia 1 19, 209 Fidone, Diana 7, 43, 45.65, 70, 73, 82 83, 84, 87, 150, 182 Fielder, Donna 49, 182 Fienhold, David 122, 128, 209 Fienhold, Mike 68, 161 Fienhold, Bob 45, 187 Fienhold, William 123, 128, 209 File, Sieve 182 Filkins, Ron 161 Fisher, Larry 161 Fisher, Peggy 62, 63, 87, 108, 124, 209 Fisher, Flegg, Ronallien 125.209 Dan 132,161 Flowers, Sam 182 Floyd, James 125, 187 Floyd, Larry 123, 140 Foley, Donna 28, 60, 81, 182 Foo+e, Dennis Foo1'e, Laconda 44, 47, 50, 64, 128, 152, 209 Foofe, Vicky 187 Forbes, Dennis 129, 210 Forcade, Michael 49, 72, 87, 92, 93, 130, 210 Forcade, Nancy 58, 161 Ford, Burke 66, 70, 72, 210 Ford, Chuck 182 Forsyihe, Craig 183 Fous'r, Fouich Fowler Pal 63, 70, 75, 83, 183, 60 ,Carl 162, 139, 140 ,John 162 Fowler, Melody 30. 210 Connie 70,210 Elkins, Gladys Ellioil, Vincenl 45, 51, 65, 187 Ellis, Alan 62,208 Ellis, one 45, 182 Ellison, Peggy 161 Emerine, Joyce 182 Engle, Kennelh 73. 77, 182 Englund, Kenny 128, 161 Erdshun, Milba 209 Erickson, John 209 Ericksonf Rodney 46, 151,209 Eshom, Buddy 161 E1her1on,Lynn 182 France, Claude 74, 79, 162' Franks, Dan 162 Freeman,Jim 245 Freer, Chuck 126, 162 Friedrich, Susie 28, 43. 45. 70. 84 183, 60 Fries, Dan 183 Frieze, Allen 53,210 Frieze, Connie 182 Fronk, Carol 162 Fronk, David 210 Fullingion, Ellen 162 Gallagher, Chef 72, 87, 9l, 92, 94, 95, 97, I83 Galle, Dwain 79, I62 Galle, Gary 68.69, l23, l28, 2l0 Gamblin, Greg 74, 90, lO0, I25, I83 Gann, Sharon Gardner, Dan 2IO I83 Gardner, Edward 73, I83 Gardner, Linda 63, 48, 2lO Gardner, Tom I62 Gardner, Willie I83 Garges, Marchi 63, 60, 53, IO9, I83 Garrean, Palrick 45, 57, 53, 67, 64, 56, 2l0 Garrean, Tim 68. 69, l24, I25, I83 Garrell, George 68, 79, l28, l3l, 2Il Garrison, Rod I25, I83, I49 Garrison, Sleven I62 Galrosl, Carol 52, I43, 2l I Galrosl, Mary I62 Gaver, Gary 2l I Geiberl, Roberl 79, 45. I83 Gibbs, Evelyn 38. 54. l87 Gibbs, Kay 2l I Gibler, Ed 49, I83 Gibler, Joe 5l, I28, I83 Gibler, Mike 45, 48, 64. l28, 2II Gibson, Michael I62 Giles, Bill 77. Gillillan, Lyle I62 I62 Gillespie, Bob I83 Gilmore, Charles I46, 48, 54, 72, 2l I Gilmore, Connie 2I I Gilmore, Jerry I62 Glacey, George I62 Glacey, Margie I83 Godsey, Sandra I83 Goelzinger, Linda 70, ZI I Goldenberg, Maurice 38, 43, 45. 54. 66, 68, I25, I32, I83 Goldsberry, Jerry I83 Gollbrechl, Carla 48, 56, 45, 67, I84 Gollbrechl, Georgia 67, l38, 143, I62 Gauker, Donald 2lO Gouker, Sharon I84 Gnader, Gail I50 Grap. Cheryl 8I, 97, I67 Grau, Donila 46, 58, 8l, I62 Graves, Amy 44, 53, 2I I Graves, Nella 46, 53, I62 Gravell, Lyle l84 Gravill, Alla I62 Gray, Deby 2Il Gray, Charlolle 26, 70, 72, BI, l84 Graybill, Sharon 48, 63, 2I I Grazier, James 6, 36, 44, 66, 69, 90, l0l, II5, I39, l35. I46, 2ll, 239 Green, Danny 200, 2l2, 245 Greenwood, Palli 48, 70, 2I2 Grillin, Marsha 59, I67 Grillis, Wayne Griflilhs, Marsha 29, 62, 67, 98. 2l2 Grimes, Mary 67, 77, 73, 212 Grosvenor, Donna 78, l84 Grosvenor, Sleve 72, 77, 79, 2I2 Grund, Teena Gundlach, Ted l84 Gryskiewicz, Bob I62 Gryskiewicz, Nancy 2I2 Hack, Linda I67 Hadden, Cheryll 53. I84 Hager, Jane 29, 46, 8l. I62 Hagood, Bill I4O Hall, Dona 30, 63, l38, 200, 2l2 Hall, Marilyn 2l2 Hall, Sleve 2I2 Hall, Vicloria 86, l38, I62 Hallberg, Chris 77, 78, l84 Hanalan, Barb 78, 87, I67 Hanalan, Nancy 70, 87. 2l2 Hancock, Bob l84 Hand, Jim 2l2 Hanna, Danny II7, I84 Hannon, Barb I62 Hansen. Debbie 75, IO9, I62 Hansen, DeAnne 45, 73, IO8, l84 Hansen, Kalhy I62 Hansen, Palsy 45. 62, 63, l84, 280, 274 Hansen, Sheila I62 Hansen, Toni 43, IO8, 2I2 Hanslip, Avalena 78, I62 Hanson, Belh 45, 73, I84 Hanson, Glenn I62 Hanson, Rulh 46. I62 Hardin, Judy 60, IS4 Hargis, Barbara 2l3 Harmon, Rila 2l3 Harold, Terry I62 Harrill, Debbie 43, 48. 60, l84 Harringlon, Leo 68. l28, I3I, I74, 2l3 Harris, Jell 2l3 Harris, Joann 29, 45, 58, 73, 86. I84 Harrison, Joyce 49, I76, 2l3 Harlman, JoAnn I63 Harlman. Karen I77, 2I3 Harlman, Mary 29, 44, 62, 64. 87. l78, 2l3 Harvey, Kenny 46, I63 Halcher, Linda Hallon, Margarel 63, l84 Hauge, David I84 Hauger, Sharan I63 Hawkins, Barb 29, I64 Hawkins, Mike 77, 78, I63 Hayes, Jeannie 29, 53, 63, 65, 87. 89, 96, IO9 Hazen, Kalhryn I63 Head, David 37, I80 Head. Keilh ' I89 Head, Wayne Heckerman, Jim 46, I40, I63 Heenan, Mike I85 Heffernan, Sue I85 Helley, Ronda I85 Heinslorler. Gerd 43, 87, IO2, 2l3, 24I 243 Heineman, Sharen 75, 77. I63 Hellman, Carolyn 48, 6l. 72, I8l, 2l3 Hemmingsen, Linda 72, I82. 2l3 Hendrix, Clifford Henley, Milch I63 Henninger, Don 43. 52, 2I3 Hennings, Mike I85 Henry, JoEllen 45, 62, 63, 73. 76, I85 Hensley,Jeanelle 72, I84, 2l3 Hensley, Marly 2l4 Hensley, Rick- I63 Herrick, Dennis 72, 87, 96,- 97, IB6. 2l4 Herrick, Gary 67. 2l4 Herrick, Ron I85 Herron, Mary Hessman. Roberl I35, I89. 2l4 Hessman, Pal 49, I85 Hesler, Lillian I63 Heywood, James I63 Hicks, Phyllis I90, 2l4 Hiers, Thomas Hillernan, Johnny I49, I63 Hill, Fred II7, II9, I63 Hill, Marlene 29, 65. I85 Himberger. Donna 30, 44, 60, 62, 63. 72, l92, 2l4 Hines, Karen 8I, I63 Hinkel, Danny I85 Hinkel, Bally 2l4 Hisel, Evelyn 2I4 Hoden, David I25, I85 Hodlwalker, Ada 2I4 Hodlwalker, Gary I63 Hoel, Michael 2I4 Hoemann, Gary I63 Hoke, Randy 69, I46, I73, I97, 2l4 Hoke, Sleve 90, IOO, I46, I85 Holden, Pam 58, 8I. I46, I63 Holding, Clifford I63 Holder, Linda 73, 76, 87, 92, 94, I98. 2l4, 240 Holmberg, Alan I 37, 46. 56, 66. II5, I39, I99, 2l5, 244 Holmes, Rondee 200. 2l5 Honig, Marsha 45, 2Ol, 2l5 Hook, David 2l5 Hook, Don I63 Hoover,Judy 2l5 Hopper, Marilyn 63, 72, 2l5 Horner, Denny 69, 74, I39, I40, I85 Horner, Larry 2l5, 262 Horner. Pam 29, I63 Hosellon. Rick 54, 56, 57, 66. I63 Holchkiss, Amy 2l5 Hourigan, Carol 45, 48, 56, 62, 64, 69 2l5, 235 Howard, Harriel 2l5 Howard, Margarel 78,. I85 Howland, Diane 43, 49, 62, 73, I85 Hubbard, Abbie 42, 45, 48, 56, I85 Hull, Linda 6l, 2l5 Hull, Mariorie 6I, 2l5 Humes, Trudy I85 Humlicek, Anna I63 Hunl, Dave I 85 Hunl , Ernesline I 85 Hunl, George I63 Hunl,Judy I63 Hunl, Roberl 2l6 Hunl. Roberla l38, I63 Hunler, Shirley 46, 87, I63 Hurley, Pal 8I, 87, I63 Huskey, Palricia I63 Hulchinson, Calhie 8I. I63 Hurd, Harry 72, 2l6 Hurd, Jack 2l6 Iden, Paula 78 lmler, Linda I85 Ives. Bill l53 Ives, Diane 'I63 Ives, Gary I85 Ives. John 69.185 Ives. Richard 216 Jackson. Ann 215 ackson, Bev 186 ackson. Charles 216 ackson, Jesse 163 ackson. Karen 186 ager. J erry 72 Janick, Connie 216 ensen, Howard 68.79, 128, 163 Jensen. ensen, Larry 132,163 Linda 46,216 ensen, Norman 77, 79. 164 ohnson, Gary 46, 164 ohnson , Cheryl 48, 216 ohnson. Clyde 54, 186 ohnson , Dianne 186 Johnson, Gary 164 ohnson, Hugh 117, 164 Johnson, Joe 137, 186 ohnson, Linda 75. 164 ohnson. Paula 65, 186 ohnson, Roger 90, 149, 164 ohnson, Sheryl 216 ohnson, Sue 49. 56, 57, 60. 186 Johnson, Tim 164 ohnson, Vickie 186 ohns'1'on, Brad 164 ohns+on, Eldon 164 ohnsron, Jerry 164 olliif, Rick 117. 164 ones, Charles 186 ones, Mike 26 ones, Mike R. 125, 140, 186 ones, R ex 186 ones, Theresa 216 ung,Ka+hy 164 ung, Larry 126. 164 Karnes, Kennelh 164 Kalzenslein. Bill 186 Keller, V Keele, C may was Kellar, Mike 62.69, 123. 140, 141,216 Kellar, Nadine 164 Keller, Nancy 216 Keller. Pairicia 216 Keller, Susie 186 ickie 164 Kelley, A1 73, 186 Kelly. Kaihy 48, 186 Kellogg. Cyn+hia 164- Kennedy, Cindy 49, si, 70, Iss, 264 Kenneir, Rose Ann 46. 73, 217 Kenyon, Kalhy 81, 87, 164 Kenyon, Fred 217. 231 Kermeein, Don 186 Kern, Bob 137, 149. 164 Kern, Roger 136, 186 Kerrin, Linda 43, 44, 64, 217. 232, 235 Kessler, Cheryl 186 Kessler, William 233 Kesferson, David 49, 68. 77, 78. 217, 234 Kilgore, Larry 186 Kilpairick, Glenn 66, 164 Ki1pa'1'rick, Linda 217, 235 Kindberg, Linda 26, 81, 82. 83, 84, 86. 100, 186 King, Carol 46, 58.75, 81, 164 King. Harlan 187 King. Janice 81, 164 King, Bob 187 King. Sharon 29. 187 Kinne. Diana 164 Kinne, Vickie 49, 53. 87, 187 Kinsel, John 125, 149, 165 Kirby, Dorie 165 Kle1s'1ad, Gib 44, 53, 56, 64. 66, 77. 87. 217, 236 Klemenl, Glenna 165 Knauss, Lisle 46. 66, 217, 237 Knigh+, Tim 242 Knobel. Max 217, 238 Knouse. Jack 68. 74, 132, 165 Knudsen, Bob 31, 165 Knurson, Doug 165 Koch, Killy 81, 85, 109. 165 Koenigs. Leonard 66. 69, 90, 123.217, 239, 263 Koger. Don 165 Kohl, Bonnie 49, 87, 217. 240 Kohrs. Karen 165 Kohrs. Gregg 125. 140, 141. 187. Konecny, Helen 48, 165 Koopmeiners, Adeline 241 Kopera, Susie 165 Kopera, Richard 187 Kramer, Russell 165 Krenz, Bob 165 Krivakucha, Mildred 61, 217 Krivokucha, Michael 125, 165 Kruger. Krisfine 217 Kruger. Rodney 218 Kruse, Andrea 165 Kruse, Bill 165 Kufller. David 217 Kuffler. Dora 165 Kunik, Michael 66, 117, 126, 165 LeBreck, Dennis 187 Lamberl, Roberl' 134, 187 Lamphear, Chuck 187 Lampi. Vicky 46 Lancial, Terry 165 Lane, Marcia 218 Lang, Leroy 218, 245 Larsen, Connie 187 Larsen. Harvey 118, 187 Larsen, Roberla 165 Laiham, Lynn 250, 218 Laudon. Jim 218 Lauver, Craig 165 Law. LeRoy 187 Lawless, Jack 45. 187 Lawless, Karon 218 Law1ess,Sleve 187 Lawrence. Susan 165 Lawson, Sue 46, 70, 108, 218. 252 Lawron, Esles 48. 65, 68, 125, 128, 140. 187 LeBaugh. Virginia 75, 187 Lee, Barbara 165 Lee, Marsha 43, 45, 65. 81. 181, 283 Lee, Pam 26. 45. 49, 62. 63, 87 Lehmer. Ron 187 Lehmer. Sally 70. 218. 254 LeMas'1'er, Larry 187 LeMas1er. Linda 218 Lenhardf, Mike 165 Lenhardr, Pal' 72, 94, 187 Le Re11'e, Louis 187 Le Re'He, Roger 166 Lesley, Dana 166 Lewellen, Linda 165 Lewis, Karen 48, 218 Libby, Marion 53 Liddick, Tim 218 Lic1ge'r+, Becky 54, 75, ss, al, les Lindsay, Alicia 42. 70, 103, 103, 108. 218 Lindsay, Carolyn 70, 82, 83, 101, 104. 115, 150, 219 Lindsay, John 90, 125, 165 Lindslrom, Chuck 74, 77, 79, 125, 188 Lininger, Ken 44, 56, 57, 72, 78, 87, 201, 219, 235, 282 Livingslon. Vaughn 188 Long. Paul 219 Long, Sally 165 Loukola, Mary 186 Lovell, Donna 166 Lovercheck. George 46. 74. 78, 125, 137, 165 Luschen. Linda 86, 138, 142, 143, 165 Lydon, John 66.90, 101, 123. 135. 146 219, 239 Lydon, Linda 81. 26, 85, 87, 150 Lyman, Julie 166 Lyman, Marcia 63, 219 Lynn, Dixie 219 Mabbill, Jerry 166 Mace, Gary 219, 245 Mace, Larry 50, 51. 188 Madden, Denny 136, 153, 188 Madden, Jacque 166 Madsen. Dixie 166 Madsen, Eddie 219 Madsen, Lynn 26,5166 Magneson, Judy 63, 188 Maher. Kalhy 85, 87, 142, 152, 166 Mahoney, Roxann 166 Maine, Jeannie 48, 60, 81, 166 Mains, Lynn 219 Mahan, Jackie 188 Malone. 'David 166 Malone, Jay 140, 239 Mandolfo, Jim 166 Manclarich, Nick 126 Mandolfo,Ca1hy 86, 138, 142. 188 Mann, Frank 49, 188 Mann. Gregg 42, 45, 219 Mann. Shari 7, 45. 58. 61, 73, 188 Mark, Trudy 58, 85, 87, 150, 166 Markey, James 166 Markus. Bob 188 Markuson, Maureen 56, 57, 188 Marlin, Chuck 79, 188 Marlin, Connie 138, 152. 153 Malone, Jay 6, 44, 43, 66, 69, 101, 135, 219 Marr, Mike 125. 166 Mars11a11,John 166 Marlin, Ca'rhy 219 Mariin, Karen 53, 188 Marrindale. Sandy 220 Massie, Pa+1'ricia 28, 77, 188 Marhews, Pauleile 30, 220 Maileson, Joanna 73, 188 Marfeson, Pamela 29. 220 Maireson, Rosie 72, 52, 220 Mauer. Connie 220 291 Mauer, Sheila 166 May, Dariny 166 May, Dennis 188 May, Gloria 220 Mayberry, Louie 68, 220, 123 Maylum, Thomas 220 Mendoza, Ar? 188 Mendoza, Chris 75, 166 Mendoza, Skip 188 Mensching, Jim 166 Mensching, Larry 188 Merk, Linda 54, 166 Merksick, Barbara 48 Merksick, Belly 220 Merrill, Linda 166 Merheny, Jim 298 Meyer, Clifford 220, 299 Meyer, Dennis 166 Meyer, Joan 300 Meyer, Marlin 69, 117, 119, 220, 301 Meyer, Ramona 75, 166 Meyers, Ann 61, 62, 63, 220 Middagh, Caroline 166 Millard, Larry 220, 302 Millard. Cheri 188 Miller, Danny 221,250 Miller, Diane 167 Miller, Janelle 48, 63. 75, 81, 85. 109, 165 Miller, Philip 188 Miller, Ronnie 165 Miller, Sieve Miller, Trudy 49, 53, 63, 30, 221 Miller, Vonnie 167 Milner, Mike 189 Mincer, Marvel 72, 221, 276 Minor, Jim 77, 99, 151,167 Minor, Sieve 189 Minion, Janelle 189 Mize, Sue 67, 72,221 Moals, Jim 76, 78, 87.93, 221,245 Mobley, Carl 92, 93, 130, 140, 221 Monlgomery, Charlolle 30, 221 Moore, Ivy 44, 66, 73, 138, 152, 221 Moore, Judy 28, 189 Moore, Lawrence 165 Moore, Nancy 45, 101, 103, 104.200, 221, 235, 237, 276 Moran, Judy 45, 70, 72, 87, 92, 108. 174, 189 Moree, Phil 74, 79, 167 Moreland, Donald 167 101, Moreno, -Leo 167 Morgan, Jim 125, 137, 149, 154 Murphy, Lloyd 189 Morris, Connie 167 Moss. Barbara 67, 72, 97, 221 Moss, Ronald 221 Mowery, Jack 66, 167 Mowery, Richard 167 Mueller, Pam 87, 221 Mumm, Don 79, 167 Mulvania, Don 69, 189 Mulvania, Terry 167 Murphy, Helen 29, 48, 189 Murphy, Mary 189 Myers, Pa1'1'y 167 Myklhouser, Roy 221 Myklebusl, Joel 38, 54, 56, 58, 65, 6 78, 151, 189 McCa11an, Dave 167 292 6. McC1ary, Kalhy 30, 51, 222 McClelland, Leslee 53, 167 McClelland. Mike 189 McClure, Gary 66, 79, 222 McClure, Tandy 52, 64, 90, 122, 127. 146, 200, 222 McCormick, Kalhleen 59, 61, 222 McDowell, Bill 189 McGee, Larry 125, 146, 222 McGinn, Barry 122, 134, 146, 222, 250 Mcln'rosl1,Doro1hy 49 McKenzie, Joann 39, 40.47, 222 McKwen, Mike 79, 167 McLean, Glen 26 McMas+er, Lonnie 222 McMas+er, Rod 167 McMullen, Marcia 30 McNul1y, Alan 50, 222 McNu11'y, Nancy 167 McOuinn, Byron 167 McTwiggan, Jimmy 74, 79, 167 McTwiggan, George 76, 73, 269 Nagel, Jim 140, 167, 283 Nahach, Nick 58, 167 Nansel, Roger 44 69, 134 139 222, 2 . . . 44 Neill, Dave 167 Neill, Don 189 Negrefe, Esiher 167 Nelson, Elena 167 Nelson, Mena 167 Nelson, Pan 26, 70, 43, 189 Nelson, Richard 51, 222, 245 Nesbi1'+, Candy 189 Neumann, Dianne 167 Newman, Ghenda 167 Newman, Bill 167 Nicholas, Harley 223 Nicholas, Joe 149, 189 Nicholas, Paula 30, 223 Nixon, Larry 167 Nixon, Willard 44, 64. 223 Norris, Peggy 167 Norris, Nancy 223 Norlon, Dennis 189 Nusser, Dennis 167 Nuzum, Dennis 74, 223 Nuzum, Sandra 223 O'Brien, Par 167 O'De11, Don 168 O'Hara, Pafrick 77,- 153, 168 O'Hara, Susan 52, 58, 65, 77, 78, 190 Pearce, Marilyn 63, 73, 190 Pearon, Terry 168 Peet Connie 168 Peiierman, Sieve 168 Peleska, Jodie 168 Pendgrafl, Chuck 125, 190 Pendgralil, Gary 78, 168 Penry, Maureen 73, 190 Pelers, Linda 63, 224 Pelers, Mary 36, 72, 87, 224 Pelersen, Conrad 73, 190 Pelerson, Debby 81, 168 Pelerson, Del 168 Pelersen, Henry 167 Perersen, Kendall 125, 149, 168 Pelerson, Pamela 44, 224, 235 Pererson, Sherry 6, 224 Pelerson, Susan 224 Pe'1erson, Bobbie 58, 75, 168 Ferry. Ka+hy 190 Pe'1ry, Gary 224 Pe1'ry, Glenda 30, 48, 87, 224 Phillips, Bruce 58, 74, 97, 168 ' Phillips, Chris 7, 45, 63, 65, 190 Phillips, Connie 49, 56, 57, 62, 87, 109. 190 Pierce, Doroorhy 190 Planlikou, Jean 45, 229, 235 Planlikow, Bob 168 Plummer, Paul 46, 168 Plummer, Vickie 168 Podraza, Tom 46, 229 Poffenbarger, Pal 81, 87, 154, 169 Pogge, Denny 169 Pogge, Mike 55, 190 Pogue, Barb 48, 72,274,227 Pogue, Peggy 72, 190 Poinls. Tonya 191 Poland. Marie 8 Pool, Karen 169 Poole, Poulos, 235 Ksrhy 53,61,190 Pam 29,44,63,87,115,229 Poulson, Sleve 190 Powell, Vohn 169 Powley, Donna 229 Pribyl, Gloria 190 Priesr, Lewis 72, 225 Prielo, Bill 190 Prine, Dan 190 Prilchard, Linda 48, 190 Olsen, Judy 45, 58, 73, 86, 190 Olsen, Sally 223 Olsen, Virginia 29, 58, 168 Oshlo, Doug 58, 66, 168 Oshlo, Richard 45, 64, 66, 113, 116, 1 14, 223, 238 Ovia1'1', Han 190 Ossman, Cheryle 46, 168 Owens, Peggy 223 Palaclino, Eva 7, 42, 44, 82, 83. 87, 104. 103. 112. 114. 116. 223. 263 Probsl, Trudy 42, 44, 47, 50, 64. 67. 87, 201, 225, 235 Prue1'+, Hoyce 169 Purnell, Gloria 38, 45, 48, 61, 54, 191 Purnell, Richard 46, 123, 225 Ouandl, Judy 33, 191 Ouandl, LaJune 53, 63, 75, 81. 87, 169 Ouandl, Leon '225 Raschke, Wayne 191 Rasmussen, Doug 38, 45, 54, 65, 66, 191 Rasmussen, Jane 70, 72, 76, 103, 104, Palmerlon, Pam 190 Papaila, Danny 168 P5F1fS. Belly 6, 48, 53, 57, 60, 70, 150, 174 Parks, Kalhleen 45, Qs, 59.61, 83, 103, 104,' 223 Parrack, Bill 168 Parrack, Belsy 30, 233 Paulson, Marc 126, 149, 168 108, Ravens 225 fein, Connie 53.63, 109, 191 Raygor,Ka1'hy 225 Rech, Sandy 225 Reelfs. Richard 169 Reelfs, Rodger 191 Reese, Diana 29, 87, 63, 225 Reese, Reese, Jim 125,191 Judy 46,58,81,87,169 Rocha, Marlino 169 Skinner, Ru1'h 170 like 225 Ronnie 225 a Ann 169 ndy 169 ', Judy 70, 225 ', Mary 191 -s, Debby 169 ane 228 Lee 226 loyce 169 Dick 225 Loleia 63, 226 Millard 226 rl 169 -ginia 169 innie 226 ,Marion 87 on, Bill 191 on, Caihy 29, 63, 60, 191 on, Mary 30, 50,226 en, Don 44, 64, 66, 67, 226, 235 Ridder, Mary 226 Riddle, Ka'lhy 30, 91 Riel, Krislie 226 Rine, Mike 191, 73, 140, 139 Roberis, Linda 191 Roberlson, Diana 43, 46, 62, 72, 87, 103, 150, 226 Robinson, LaRee 70, 108, 226, 268 Rocha, Maggie 48, 85, 81, 142, 169, 267 Rockwell, Annelie 63, 81, 191 Rodenbough, Charlene 83, 169 Rohwer, Sandy 191 Rolfe, Connie 226 Rolfe, John 226 Rolfe, Kalhy 26, 169 Rollins, Andy 125, 132, 140, 191 Rollins, Lee 191 Roof, Don 226 Rosenbaugh, Carl 26, 78, 153, 169 Rosenbaugh, Gail 6, 69, 227 Ross, Mark 132, 191 Ross, Susan 61, 63, 72, 191 Rossow, Beverly 44, 64, 57, 59, 62, 87, 227. 235 Rolhe, Karen 75, 81, 169 Roihius, Barry 169 Rounds, Edward 227 Roux, Mike 62, 227, 276 Schendel, Peggy 72, 192 Schewe, Frank 192 Schewe, Linda 227 Schieiier, Kaihy 77, 78 Schmill, Janice 29, 30, 46, 70, 227 Schmill, Marilyn 66, 70, 84. 192 Schomburg, Bruce 170 Schuppan, Bobbie 60, 197 Schroeder, Alan 44, 48, 56, 57, 64, 66. 69, 87, 115, 139, 227, 282 Schroder, Diane 46, 60, 81, 152, 170 Schroder, Doug 117, 170 Schullz, Debbie 29, 170 Schuliz, Ronnie 81, 170 Schweiz, Diane 77, 192 Scoli, Kelly 46, 64, 66, 78, 77, 80, 228 Scoular, Susan 48, 228 Seaman, Deb 170 Sealon, Susan 81, 46, 170 Sellers, Pebeli 192 Sewell, Kaihy 45, 192 Shadden, Pal' 126, 170 Shamblen, Dick 170 Shamblen, Donna 62.80.228 Shanno, Larry 45, 79, 192 Snyder, Jane 193 Soar, Sheryl 229 Sollazzo, Barb 229 Sollazzo, Frank 170 Solomon, Chuck 137, 170 Sondag, Don 229 Sorensen, Marlene 58, 75, 170 Sorlino, Kaihy 170 Souser, Jackie 48, 87,229 Spanel, Gary 170 Spanel, Ron 193 Spears, Darwin 170 Spechl, Evelyn 170 Speiman, Linda 51.81, 193 Spires. LaVonne 75, 77, 171 ,Carolyn 43, 192 Shannon, Shannon Shannon Shannon, Shannon Jim 170 Michael 228, 245 Mike 43,153,228 Mike J. 170 Shanon, Cookie 192 Shannon, Dewayne 192 Shaughnessy. Ri+a 30. 70, 228 Sheely, Kaihy 38, 45, 48, 54, 63, 67, 192 Shepard, Mark 74, 125, 170 Shepard, Sandy 192 Shrader, Terri 86, 192 Sieburg, Jim 139, 192 Sielken, Jerry 125, 192 Sigler, Sieve 192 Sillik, Terry 228 Simons, Nancy 6, 11, 43, 44, 52, 47, 72. 87, 103, 104, 228,236 Simmons, Reggie 50. 139, 228 Shinn, Clarence 228 Skalberg, Kaihy 228 Skalberg, Terry 170 Skaw, Marilyn 193 Skinner, Fred 193 Spohn, Larry 62, 229 Spracklin. Jerry 229 Spracklin, Jim 229 Sprail, Larry 140 Sprenger, Sylvia 171 Slunsen, Dennis 230 Siarr, Frances 171 Slarr, Sleve 171 Sl. Clair, Boniia 60, 70, 87 Sieadman, Roseanna 59, 171 Sleinke, Jim 78, 97, 193 Sieinke, John 72, 193 Siill, Florence 230 Srill, Keilh 171 S1'i1l, Kenny 193 Srinemaies, Rose 230 Slockion, Dean 193 Srogdill, Pa+ 29, 193 Sioker, Susan 193 Slory, Shawn 230 Slreei, John 74, 78. 193 Sirong, Donna 46, 58, 89, 171 Sirong, Frances 44, 47, 50, 52, 56, 64, 67, 87, 95, 230,235 Sirong, Frank 171 Sirong, Sandy 230 Slukey, Michael 193 Srurgeon, Dave 59, 171 Siurm, Connie 230 Slurm, Harold 171 Slurm, Kalh 230 Srurm, Lorelra 230 Slurm, Mona 61.62, 193 Sublel, Suzie 6, 44, 47, 50, 60, 64, 87. 230 Rowe, Sandy 42, 82, 83, 84, 102, 103. 101, 150, 227, 247 Rudy, Sheryl 227 Russell, Bill 38, 56, 45. 57. 54, 65, 67, 191 Russell. Don 125, 191 Ryan, Tom 74, 192 Saar, Gloria 81, 169 Saaihofi, Jelf 192 Sage, Dennis 126, 129 Sales Donna 197 Sales. Howard 197 Sales, Linda 170 Sanders. Carole 81, 87, 150, 170 Sanders, Paul 227 Savage, Janice 44, 56, 57, 62, 63, 64, 227 Sayers, Susan 227 Schafer, Connie 48, 51, 72, 192 Schelldore. Ari 170 Smarli, Cheryl 28, 70, 228 Smiih, Barry 170 Smiih, Bonnie 29, 48, 58, 81, 87, 152. 170 Smiih, Candy 76, 48, 87,229,236 Smiih, Connie 81, 150, 170 Smilh, Debra 60, 45, 43, 80, 70, 84. 100, 150, 193 Smiih, Debby 6, 44, 48. 11, 59, 80.61, 78. 103. 104. 176.229 Smiih, John 73, 193 Smiih, Linda 229 Smilh, Linda 81, 170 Smilh, Mary 48, 193 Srnilh, Mike 132, 170 Smilh, Bob 54, 193 Smiih, Roger 170 Smilrh, Tom 170 Smiih, Vickie 229 Smyih, Sheryl 30, 229 Sulhoif, Sandy 46, 230 Sullivan, Caralyn 81, 171 Sullivan, Linda 29, 230 Sullivan, Michael 231 Swanger, Kalhy 193 Swisher, Palsy 78, 193 Underwood, Ricky 172 Underwood, Tim' 172 Tadlock, Linda 193 Tallman, Tom 194 Tallman, Ron 68, 69, 123, 128, 131, 231 Taylor, Danny 79, 231 Taylor, Janice 231 Taylor, Rod 194 Teague, Doug 78, 171 Tews, Elaine 194 Thacker, Carol 53, 194 Thomas ,Dan 146, 148, 194 Thomas, Ma ryeiira 194 Thomas, Thomas, Leroy 73, 94, 95, 96, 97. 194 Joe 119, 171 293 Thomas, Joe 231 Thomas, Terry 7, 137, 149, 154, 171 Thompson, Aaron 171 Thomson, Carolyn 231 Thonpson, Sue 194 Thompson, Waller 125, 171 Thornlon, Peggy 231 Tisher, Cindy 81, 84, 100, 194 Tighe, Tim 171 Tisher, Cindy 81, 94, IOO, 194 Tobias, Juanila 171 Tobias, Vincenl 171 Tobias, Vincenl 171 Todd. Marilyn 45, 52, 64, 235 Tolby, Shirley 78, 194 Thompkins, Nanci 58, 75, 171 Townsend, Janice 231 Tracy, Mike 122, 231 Tracy, Thaymer 7, 48, 72, 194 Traulman. Dale 194 Travis, Cynlhia 231 Tribolel, Barbara 78, 171 Tribolel, Kay 77, 78, 194 Trimmer, Kalhy 53, 63, 194 Turner, Genny 171 Turner, Tim 171 Turner, Richard 232 Turpern, Richard 232, 140 Tyson, Mike 194 Tysor, Janice 58, 66, 86, 152, 171 Van Bibber, Linda 194 Vance, Lila 230 Vance, Virginia 194 Vanderloo, Kim 194 Vallier, Connie IO9 Vallier, Sherry 171 Vanealon, Judy 171 Van Horne, Dave 171 Vargas, Rachel 230 Vesl, Billy 232 Vagel. George 122 Vuagniaux, John 232 Wallle, Ron 233 Waffle. Derrald 124, 132, 171 Wagner, Jim 45, 66, 232, 238 Wager, Mary 95, 196 Wagner, Denniw 177 Wager, Terry 232 Waile, Mike 199 Walace. Virgil 232 Walbridge, Elaine 63, 171 Walker, Carolyn 63, 232 Walker, Denise 45, 52, 194 -Walker, Ken 95, 118, 125, 195 Walker, Ward 78, 171 Wall, Dan 195 Walla, Suzan 45, 49, 72, 70, 87, 60 Wallace, Carl 79, 171 Walling, Charles 232 Waller, Vicki 198 Wallon, Ron 132 Ward, Donna 171 Ward, Edward 232 Ward, Nancy 53, 195 Washburn, Cinda 195 Walkins, Rodney 195 Waugh, Janis 75, 171 Waugh, Laura 76, 79, 86, 138, 172 Waugh, Larry 58, 126, 172 Waugh, Slephanie 56, 157, 195 Way, Billie 233 Wealherill, Sally 46, 172 Websler, Gloria 232 Welsh, Ron 232 Wendl, Diane 30, 87, 64, 233 Wendl, Pal 45, 58, 65, 81, 87, 195 Wehrli, Rick 74, 195 Weidman, Linda 195 Wilson, Bill 196 Wilson, David 95 Wilson, Dan 66, 78, 195 Wilson, Flisch 195 Wilson, Janel 63, 60, 195 Wilson, Joyce 56, 57, 195 Wilson, Judy 63, 195 Wilson, Pam 172 Wilson, Paul 72, 196 Williams, Lynn 172 Williams, Randy 196 Wilson, Tim 196 Wilhem, Sandra 172 Wilmolh, Ray 172 Will, Denny 126, 137, 149, 172 Wold, Wayne 68, 132, 172 Wolff, B. K. 125, 196 Wood, Bellie 233 Wood, Delores 46, 233 Wood, Glen 196 Wood Linda 81 172 Woodlord, Kalhyl 196 Woodrull, Sharon 172 Woods, Woods. 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