Tipton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tipton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1966 volume:

.y in C' 'va' Q zfffx' X - a-8, ' : y M-if 1' Q2 N ,fn -SPN is 9, Jig ' if ,- bn-9 ,xx V 'A 'lr A N THE 1 966 TIGER Tlpfow I-hgh School VFW' Iowa N Q '12 0 4,14 I Qurzuee-:Ne-orrcrue QUMMEQ oounrwms, Q G QL 2 1. 1 . J Tl-IQ CJOMEQTO LIFE QIUDENTQPETIJEN f ' N X .' f TO FOOTBALL PJOMANCB, AND FUN . . 2, FFS I-IOMEOOMING 6 , 631 rf v .-f-Y' lj' qw Q59 C x gf N 7 Q FFQ QPIIZITQ 8 ab N 1 x,, s WZ SQ , fW C' . if: 5' 14 f , v Q' I lu QCMANY BOOKS so unnemue H NO GTF-IEIZ LIFE LIKE TF... THE YOU AFT!-IQ. EMM, 21640 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Y M . .st :tit dam ' Atwleim Actwwes f M A at Q- x , 1 I Board of Education Mr. W. Diedrichsen, Mr. H. Eiler Mr. L. Chambliss, Mr. H. W. Fields, Mr. M. Nebergall, Dr. W. Kopsa, Mr. E. J. Wilson. Mr. E. W. Brooks, High School Principal, M.A., University of Missouri Mr. B. McAdams, Elementary Principal, B.A., St. Ambrose College Mr. W. Diedrichsen, Superintendent M.A., State University of Iowa argon. Mrs. Fred Schwarz, B.A., S.U.I. Thespians, Art Club Seventh English Mrs. Dean Eberly, B.A., S.U.I., Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Tabbert, B.A., Grinnell English 11, College Preparatory English English 9, Speech, Drama, Mrs. Irene Snare, B.S., Black Hills State College, English, Reading Skills Mrs. Margaret,Suchomel, B.A., Music Education , S.C.!., Mrs. Elaine Ryan, B.A., University of Ill., Seventh Literature, English 10, English 12, Sophomore Class Sponsor French, A. F.S. --French Club Mrs. Mary Huber M.A., S.U.I., Librarian, Library Skills I7 Somoa Mr. Loren B. Miller B.S., Buena Vists, Biology, General Science Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Catherine Gordon M.A., University of Colorado, Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Ron Salmonson B.A., sci, P.E., Science, Lettermen's Club Sponsor Mr. Herbert Heald B S., Wm. Penn College, SUI Science, Science Club, Jr. Engi neering Technical Society Sponsor Mrs. Gary Cameron B.S., Mankato State, Girls P.E., Health GRA, Cheerleading, Intramurals Sponsor Mr. Dean Frerichs B.A., Westmar College, Lemars, Adv. Algebra, Algebra, General Math Mr. Ralph Gruenwald M.s., 1.s.U., Math 8, Refresher Math, Adult Education Director Mr. Hugh Boswell B.A., S.U.I., 7th Math, 9th General Math, Jr. High Athletics L Mrs. Martha Jane Henry B.A., Grinnell College Juniorli-'Iigh Soc. Studies Junior Honor Society Mr. Lee Crawford B.A., S.C.I. Am. Problems, World Geo., Soc. Science, Athletics, Senior Class Sponsor, P.E., Lettermen's Club Mr. David A. Linder B.A., S.C.I. Phy. Ed., Am. History, Athletics, Junior Class Sponsor Mr. George Elsasser B.S., I.S.U. World History, Humanities, MEG- APHONE Sponsor Political Science Club Mr. Richard Bristol M.A., S.U.I. Social Studies and Athletics Mx. Glenn Fear M.A., S.U.I. Guidance Counselor Chess Club Mrs. Kathryn Gruenwald B.S., I.S.U. Home Economics Mr. Burlin Matthews B.S., I.S.U., Vocational Agriculture, Future Farmers of America VooatiomLAg ' Mr. John Dickerson, B.S., Fine Arts and Education, ' Northeast Missouri State Teacher's College, 4 Art, A-V Sponsor 1 1 lnduAh1aLAfd:s I 1 1 Mr. Edward Stockman, B.S., Iowa State University, M.A., Colorado State College, Industrial Arts Musw Mr. Walter Farwell, M.A., State University of Iowa, Vocal Music, Ninth Grade Sponsor I Mr. Gene Anderson, B.A., Luther College, Decorah High School and Elementary Band l Mr. Roy Lawrence, B. Musp Ed., Univ. of Oklahoma, Junior High Band N o Miss Jean M. Tupy, B.S., Mount Mercy College Typing, General Business, Bookkeeping Junior Class Sponsor I Miss Rochelle N. Wittmer B.B.A., University of Iowa, Office Practice, 8th Typing, Shorthand I and II, TIGER Staff Sponsor 20 Hob Lumlv Pwgamw Mrs. Frances Crawford Qclwolb Nuaw Mrs. Edna Miller, R.N. Supt. Office: Mrs. L. Frerichs High School Ofiice: Mrs. C. Fowler Miss M. Helmoldt Mrs. B. Pursley Bus DNIUUIS ' ROW 1: C. Kern, F. Larsen, D. Ehresman, E. Steffan, E. Thomas, E. Steffen, L. Chapman, C. Inis C. Krutsinger. ROW 2: D. Ehtesmah, H. Wentzel, W. Chapman, C. Winekauf, R. Whitlach, L. Meiers, D. Whitlatch '2l DEDIOGUON Cliff Krutsinger, a familiar man around THS, deserves a special page in this year's TIGER. Cliff has driven a regular bus route for several years. In addition to his regular duties, he often drives busses for extracurricular affairs. He comes running with a smile whether he is needed to drive a team bus, a band bus to contest, or the hot lunch ladies to a convention in Des Moines. Frequently these trips last all day. His favorite trips came this fall when he drove the football team to the WaMaC championship. To our friendly and cheerful bus driver, Cliff Krutsinger, we dedicate the 1966 TIGER. 22 KT -ri 11-IE CLAQQ OF- 1966 Jane Thomas Secretary Vice-President Mark Mente Mary Heald President 24 Pat Chambliss Treasurer Officer-at-Large Hans Heinrichs Diane Ahrens Linda Anderson Linda. Sue Armstrong Betty Beck Jerry Bell Stephen Wesley Bennett 25 Richard Allen Brennan Curtis Ardell Chapman Ronald Gary Comell Barbara Ann Christy Patti Jo Conway 26 Ja mes Alexander Cromer David Craig Dickerson Jeanne Marie Dodds James Haxlen Dugger Steven Arnold Driscoll Linda Lea. Dugger 27 Elaine Ehlers James Raymond Fell Cathy Gardner Diane Jo Garlick Patricia Lou Geadelmann Helen Margaret Gough 28 Norm an Gritton Larry Lee Harmsen Janet Elaine I-Ieick Sharon Hubler Steven Arthur Humphrey Robert Joseph Irving 29 Charles Lyle Jennings Dwight Harold Jennings Margaret Ann Johnston Larry Eugene Kellerhals Bruce Henry Kern Terry Ray Kinyon Thomas Knouse 30 Gene Allen Krenz Rodney Allen Laucamp David Lauer Gary Howard Lausen Bonnie Anita Linn Dennis Allen Long 31 David Alan Lovell Bruce Lee McQui1len Marilyn Jane Martin Karen K. Maurer James Meier Gary Lee Meiers 32 Larry Miller Patricia JoAnn Mosher Gary Mullen Patricia Lou Nace Constance Sue Nebergall Linda Perrego 33 Judith Ann Petersen Mary Jo Rhoads Janelle Rae Rice Kgren Lea Schwitzer Gary Lee Scorpll 34 Howard Laverne Sid ers Carolyn Sue Sissel James Slemmons Diane Spies Chxis Stamos Susan Kay Steffen 35 Steven Douglas Thompson Gary Waltz Gary Lee Walton Ellen Teresa Wehde Barbara Jeanne Williams Maureen Ann Wood 36 Donald Wayne Worby David Wurr David Young Jeanne Kleppe Gary James Collier Every man is 37 CLASS MOTTO the architect of CLASS FLOWER Peony CLASS COLORS Blue Sz White his own future. TOPSCHOUWEI -nasxwr: - - f M -Y -. . - ROW 1: Bonnie Linn, Mary Heald, Janet Heick, Helen Gough, Jeanne Dodds, Dr. Robert Ray. ROW 2: Jane Thomas, Pat Geadelmann, Cathy Gardner, Hans Heinrichs, Sue Steffen, Ellen Wehde, Barbara Christy. MONO Iowa Bar Association Good Citizenship Award--Ellen Wehde Rotarian Good Citizenship Award--Dennis Long D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award--Mary Heald Bausch8c Lomb Honorary Science Award--Cathy Gardner Betty Crocker Award--Cathy Gardner Journalism Award--Pat Geadelmann D.A.R. History Award--Bonnie Linn and Pat Geadelmann Veterans Memorial Education Award of the American Legion Auxiliary--Ellen Wehde Thespian Award- -Barbara Christy Virginia Rumble Memorial Book Award--Barbara Christy Athletic Ability Award--Mark Mente DeKalb Agriculture Award--Mark Mente Athletic Scholarship Award--Chris Stamos Arion Award--David Lauer Class Rankings: Sth Mary Heald 93.89 4th Ellen Wehde 94.65 3rd Cathy Gardner 94.73 Salutatorian Pat Geadelmann 94.75 Valedictorian Helen Gough 94.97 38 WI-IN' IQ GPADUAUON? Is sighs and laughter Mingled liberally With tears, Lingering memories Of one's sharing Life with classmates Through the years. Is excitement, Speeches, Farewells And applause, Diplomas And a mortar board The gate To pathways Unexplored. Is conslusion Of one big phase Of work and fun, A milestone passed, New things begun. Is an end, But also A beginning . . . The start Of all dreams That every graduate Is spinning. Sk IFGRADUATION, High School Memories Hallmark Cards, Inc. N 39 CJUNIOIZS Pres., S. Roberts V. Pres., M. Daedlow E. Agne Sec. , G. Myers Treas. , J. Suchomel P. Beyer S . Albaugh K. Bennett B, Andresen D. Behtz C. Bixby Cc Burr G. Conrad B Christian M. Carney R. Christensen S. Cook J. Daufeldt D. Donahue C. Donahue L. Dloughy J . Dodds C. Driscoll K. Edler C. Elsasser L. Feldman 40 D. Ford L. Feldman -5 - M. Ford R. Fromm C . Gibbons T. G1-avert K. Griffis D. Garlick W. Garlick J. Grove R. Howe G . Hubler D. Hubler I.. Holden K. Hayslett G . Harris M. Hanson M. Idlewine S. Harmsen J . Harmsen G. J edlicka J. Kopsa R . Jennings J. Kipp B. Kirk H. Koch C . Kofron C. Kunde B, Laing R. Kunde R . Lahmon 41 B. Laing K. Lang B. Langley M. Laing K. Lamp S. Lyle S. Maurer C. McK1nney D. Laucamp D. Leurssen P. Meyer R. Long M. Moore M. Morden K. Mueller M. Miller C . Moore K. Nebergall M. Nebergall D. Nix K. Onstott L. Osterkamp S Paustian D. Peck R. Petersen G Rife S Rose L. Regenmtter A. Schmldt D, Phelps S . Schnack 42 M Schott L Schwitzer D. Schneider J. Simmermaker L. Schnexder J . Sxssel A. Stout K. Stuckey M. Tate R. Tzmm M. Schwxtzer M. Stuckey D. Shotwell T. Suchomel D. Stafford M. Walter J. Swan L. Wehd e ,. -- ---, M. Wilder D. worby 43 L. 1.355151 Blake Blayney Byer Cantonwine Cary T. Cox B. Crispin E. Daedlow C. Dallege B. Deerberg QOPHOMGPEQ Adams S. Agne G. Anderson Beckmann Bell Chapman Clark Collier C ook Corbett D. Fields M. Ford G. Fore! D. Frederick B. Gaul A l 44 . DeWulf . Drager Edler . Ehlers Eilers J. Hamilton D. Hawker D. Hodgden V. Hoffman S. Howe M. Lamp K. Lausen B. Leaf L. Lilienthal S. Linn S. D. S. D. W. Gaul Geadlemann Glass Graham Grove A. B. E. I-lubler Irving Johnston S. C. Kinyon Kruse S. Marquett R . Mineck L. Moes J. Murray L. Nebergall W. D. S. S. R. Long Luettjohann Lyle Mackey Mahoney Phelps Pierce Purviance Regennittexj Rupe J . Netolicky L. Osterkamp D. Paulson B. Penningroth J. Petersen S. Sterner R. Streets T. Sublette S. Suchomel J. Wade T. Schlimmer J. Schott M. Scott C. Shontz T. Spear R. Wilke C. Winekauf W. Wiskus C. Zraick J. Wagner C. Walton M. Waltz C. White B. Wilke ,,, ,v , PRES!-IMEN D. Achey A. Anderson L. Anderson G. Bair L. Becker B. Belitz - . ......,, nu. LAIILUIIWIIIU 'L W' ' IX. LOIHEI K. Bissell M. Burmeister C. Carlson D. Conrad K. Conway C. Countryman C. Dallege C. Donahue L. Drager , ,,,, v. 1...-Q-vu i ' G. Driscoll S. Eiler L. Fankhauser M. Fell D. Ford R. Fraseur D. Frederick M. Gaul 47 M. Harden B. Hartig D. Hasenbank M. Heald B. Heick B. Heick S. Holden B. Jedlicka M. Karstens V. Kimberling L. Laing M. Laing G. Leaf W. Long B. Leuerssen Q. Lul:LLJUll4llJl ' ' la. Avnuulul. -, ---------- B. MacAdams D. Marchik M. Mente N. Meyers M. Miller M. Miller P. Miller D. Mineck G. Mohr 48 D. Moon G. Moore R. Morden D. Mueller L. Muesing J. Netolicky ' ' 'K' l Vi L. Penningroth R. Pierce B. Reed M. Rekemeyer C. Scheluter M. Schmidt N . Schnelle L. Scorpil J. Shima E. Shrum C. Spies VN. Sturdy T. Suchomel L. Syring B. Tate D. Thein R. Thomsen B. Thorndyke 49 C. Walshire M. Walter L. Ward J. Waugh D. Werling R. Whitlatch A. Willcutt W. Williams B. Wilson S. Wurt D. Zaruba R. Zaruba L. Ziba EIGI-ffl-I GPADE 50 Agne Anderson Anderson B eck Behrle Bell Bena M. Beyer . Biggs . Bottoms M. Brich . Bucholtz Busse Casterline . Chesmore . Christensen . Cihla . Clark . Conway C orb ett . Cox Crispin D avis DeKock . Dewulf Dickerson Drager Driscoll . Droll Dye Edler Ehlers Elgin Evers . Frankhouser Feldman Ford Freese Frey Fromm Gad e Gardner G aul Geadelmann Gray M. Grove G. Gough R. Harden K. Hartig H. Hensch T. Heydlauff T. Hummel M. Jensen J. Kessler C. Klinkkammer M. Krob G. Krenz B. Kruse B. Kofron B. Kofron D. Kunde B. Laing B. Landon J. Lauer G. Leaf K. Leinbaugh S. Lyle P. Matthess J. Meier G. Miller K. Morphew M. Morrow D. Nace T. Nix M. Nuccio S. Oakley D. Onstott B. Osterkamp D. Paul S. Paulson A. Paustian J. Pelzer K. Phelps D. Reed D. Rismiller V. Schaer P. Schlimmer J. Schneider K. Schott M. Schott L. Sheets L. Siders C. Sissel R. Sissel C. Slach R. Skladzien S. Sterner D. Suchomel P. Suchomel P. Sander G. Thien V. Thoeming J. Thomsen B. Van Polen K. Voss L. Walberg R. Ward M. Webb B. Wehden M. White M. Williams R. Wilson R. Woods D. Worby M. Yerington Q E B. Agne C. Agne R. Agne B. Clark T Bair S. Behrle L. Byers B. Belitz S. Cook A. Dlouhy D. Carney N. Dauber L. Driscoll H. Daufeldt R . Ehlers R. Collins M. Dlednchsen B. Elsasser 54 P. Conrad T. Conway A. Dlouhy A. Dlouhy K. Evers V. Fell D. Ford R. Ford S. Gaul V. Feuss C Fields L. Fitch P. Goetz L. Hamann J . Hamilton S. Handley S. Cray D. Gnffis J. Hargrave D. Harmsen J. Hartig D. Hansen K. Hanson S. Harden J. Hayslett G. Hodgden D Hubler D. Hubler S. Howe I.. Hubler L. Idlewine M. Reed C. Reeve 55 G. Reeve S. Reynolds P. Irving D. Kellerhals S. Kellerhals L. Kemp C. Knouse D. Knouse S. Koch Z. Kopsa B. Lamg H. Lznn F. Lovell T . Luettjohann S McAdams B. McQu111en J. Meir M. Mallie M. Marchik G. Marquett L. Meyers P. Miller P. Moore M. N etolicky D. Paul K. Phelps B. Schilling C. Moore S. Schmidt M. Schnelder 56 J. Schnelle K. Shiman C . Shontz S. Shrum D. Snare G. Spear S. Spear K. Stepanek D. Still R. Suchomel R. Swick S. Thoeming K. Thorndike R. Ward D. Waugh J. Webb S. Werlmg W. Werlmg M. Williams K. Woode P. Wurr C. Young 57 M. Young S . Yenngton Pres. --J. Netolicky Treas.--B. Tate V. Pres.--L. Mathias Sec.--M. Burmeister Iodvdass Pres.--W. Grove V. Pres.--D. Geadelmann Treas.--S. Suchomel Sec.--C. White 1 1 1 P i 5 rr4l!47 ' L7 ni.- . -- -L-'if2'v' , WN ,,.,,-awk 'W W 7 h ,W-49yny'5f:,fQ,y N .-ww ' . ,-- 'W1:2f2s?f1v4:ef-. v -, lv-v gy 5,113,212-f.-f:- .,-1.-: ,Q 7' - .Hz ., -rr-1, -ss. g 1-wif-'+ -' ' . 2- --gzf, .-ur rfgskr- -'IF 'T' . 1.1 H.. 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A strong running attack com- bined with a rugged defense led to a very fine 8-1 record for the season. The Tigers led the WaMaC Conference in both offensive and defensive departments. Dave Lovell, Chuck J ennings, and Dave Dickerson finished 1-2-3 in scoring in the WaMaC. Team records for one season that were broken are: 194 total points scored, 11 pass interceptions, single game score--33 points, opponents limited to 85 points for season. Lee Crawford Dean Frerichs Head Coach Assistant Coach 1. Dave Dickerson Chuck Jennings Mark Mente Co-Captain Most Valuable Player Co-Captain 61 SENIOR Rodney Laucamp Dave Lovell Dave Lauer End Halfback Halfback Dennis Long Tackle Chris Stamos Whitey Kellerhals Jim C1-gmer Guard Quarterback C enter Bruce Kem Gary Cornell Gary Mullen Center Center End Jim Fell linebacker Bruce McQui11en Steve Bennett Dwight Jennings Guard Guard End HON OI-Z9 WON ALL-EASTERN IOWA ALL-CONFERENCE lst Team-- Chuck Jennings lst Team-- Chuck Jennings Mark Mente Dave Lovell 2nd Team--Dennis Long Dick Ford 3rd Team-- Dick Ford 2nd Team--Mark Mente Steve Bennett Dave Dickerson DES MOINES REGISTER--API Honorable Menti0n-- CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE--UDPI Chuck Jennings Honorable Mention-- Dennis Long Chuck Jennings Oh . . . for some lightweight coaches! we e f ' ' ' I k X ' Y 1 How 'bout a game of statue? There goes the ball, now the pants! Swing your partner . . . Alright, it's my dime . . . 63 1 JUNIOIZ HIGH FO ROW 1: S. Schmidt, K. Woode, D. Snare, M. Diedrichsen, B. Clark, D. Waugh, L. Fitch, J. Hamilton, G. Spear, ROW 2: J. Meir, S. Werling, J. Hayslett, S. Howe, H. Linn, D. Kellerhals, R. Suchomel, D. Carney, ROW 3: B. Ward, B. Kruse, B. Behrle, D. Ford, M. Webb, M. Beyer, H. Cox, M. Nuccio, M. Morrow, C. Geadelmann, M. Cade, ROW 4: R. Ward, mgr. M. Schott, C. Sissel, R. Wilson, G. Miller, M. Williams, T. Hummel, J. Sch- neider, K. Edler, J. Meier, D. Driscoll, B. Elsasser, ROW 5: M. Freese, B. Fromm, J. Dye, Mr. Boswell, Mr. Miller, R. Skladzien, S. Gaul, S. Paulson. FIZEQI-I -QOPI-I FOUIBALL ROW 1: M. Walters, A. Anderson, R. Fraseur, M. Cantonwine, M. Fell, B. Jedlicka, M. Steffen, S. Holden, G. Moore, ROW 2: Coach Bristol, L. Mathias, R. Wilke, W. Wiskus, A. Clark, D. Paulson, D. Fields, S. Agne, C. Emrich, ROW 3: J. Netolicky, G. Mohr, M. Harden, T. Schlimmer, N. Schnelle, R. Morden, V. Kimberling, M. Waltz, M. Mente, C. Kruse, B. Tate, D. Ford. 64 ROW 1: G. Jedlicka, mgr., L. Kellerhals, D. Peck, mgr , C Stamos, J Suchomel, T Kinyon, T. Suchomel, BACK ROW: Mr. Salmonsen, coach, S Maurer, D Long, D Ford, G. Meyer, M. Mente, G. Harris, M. Morden, C Kofron, mgr , M Mrller, not present. '65- '66 Schedule West Branch Vinton Monticello Manchester Marion QOTQ Anamosa Maquoketa Bennett Independence Marion Vinton Monticello Manchester Anamosa North Scott Maquoketa Prairie Independence Midland fTournamentj WE THEY 37 59 50 52 62 60 64 40 55 56 63 7 1 30 58 67 58 47 56 52 60 64 70 42 70 68 47 54 61 54 58 54 73 64 62 39 58 35 49 QE-NIO Dennis Long Chris Stamos Larry Kellerhals 'm - , W V, ' Z uuv ,,.. , ilk W E O o i'yfV,,1 1 ' ' O' , Mark Mente Terry Kinyon 1 , Coach Salmonsen Honors won: Dick Ford--fifth team A11 Eastern Iowa FRESH-QOPH B49 ROW 1: G. Forest, T. Suchomel, L. Mathias, J. Netolicky, R. Morden, S. Holden. ROW 2: T. Spear, R. Mineck, W. Grove, D. Fields, S. Agne, W. Wiskus. ROW 3: Coach Frerichs, M. Stef fen, G. Moore, V. Kimberling, R. Jedlicka, S. Eilers 66 8611349 ROW 1: D. Driscoll, C. Sissel, R. Wilson, G. Miller, C. Geadelmann, M. Cade, M. Morrow, B. Ward. ROW 2: H. Hensch, A. Paustian, M. Beyer, D. Ford, J. Dye, G. Thien, K. Edler, J. Pelzer. ROW 3: R. Skladzien, K. Lein- baugh, M. Williams, M. Freese, H. Cox, R. DeWulf, T. Heydlauff. ROW 4: Mr. Bristol, M. Yerington, D. Evers, C. Slach, R. Anderson, D. Kunde, M. Schott vtlv BAS ROW 1: M. Diedrichsen, S. Gaul, L. Fitch, D. Hansen, G. Hodgen, S. Schmidt, R. Agne, S. Howe, R. Suchomel, S. Koch, D. Waugh. ROW 2: C. Agne, B. McQuil1en, D. Kellerhals, K. Woode, B. Schilling, D. Ford, J. Hay- slett, Tb. Luettjohann, R. Swick. ROW 3: S. Werling, S. McAdams, M. Young, J. Meier, H. Linn, S. Yerington, Mr. Boswell. ROW 4: K. Evers, D. Knouse, W. Werling, F. Lovell 67 WXRSHY SWIMMING ROW 1: D. Luettjohann, V. Hoffman, N. Schnelle, B. McAdams, M. Snare, M. Gaul, R. Fraseur, M. Cantonwine, T. Bixby, C. Emrich, ROW 2: D. Donahue, M. Carney, D. Stafford, R. Wilke, C. Bixby, A. Clark, R. Laucamp, D. Lauer, C. Kruse, ROW 3: D. Timm, mgr., D. Dickerson, B. Welty, G. Conrad, J. Kopsa, B. Leaf, D. Paulson, C. Walton, D. Graham, mgr. 'es-'ee Aw Qdwduu Tipton 34 60 U. High Tipton 40 Davenport Central Tipton 37 58 Davenport West Tipton 75 Keokuk Tipton 61 Monmouth Tipton 41 Davenport West Tipton 57 4th Dav. Invitl. Tipton 70 Dav. Assumption Tipton 51 44 Muscatine Tipton 71 Waterloo East Tipton 59 36 Burlington Tipton 62 Monmouth Tipton 60 35 SCI High Tipton 36 U. High Tipton 22 12 Washington JV Tipton 61 Burlington Tipton 56 Waterloo East DISTRICT MEET--Clinton Tipton--12 points Chris Bixby 4th 200 yd. freestyle 2102.5 Gene Conrad 4th 50 yd. freestyle 24.5 Relay 5th 400 yd. freestyle 3233.8 STATE MEET- -Ames Tipton--12 points Chris Bixby 6th 200 yd. freestyle 2:00 Gene Conrad 10th 50 yd. freestyle 24.6 -YF- QENIOIZ QW! Dave Lauer Dave Dickerson 69 Rodney Laucamp Je me-u Qwnwvurve T. Hummel, M. Webb, R. Woods, S. Paulson, R. Fromm, M. White, G. Max-quett, 2nd ROW: D. Carney, M. Mallie, R. Ward, B. Clark, M. Krob, B. Elsasser, M. Williams, J. Hamilton, J. DeKock, 3rd ROW: G. Conrad, B. Welty, D. Donahue, managers, G. Spear, J. Meier, B. Kruse, D. Snare, J. Schneider, L. Siders, Coach Linder. QENIOIZTPACIG C. Jennings R. Laucamp D. Jennings M. Mente S. Bennett D. Long D. Lovell D. Dickerson J. Fell - 'inf mv. WXRGHYTPACIC ROW 1: M. Harden, R. Zaruba, S. Bennett, C. Bixby, L. Wehde, M. Mente, M. Walters, R. Laucamp, D. Jennings, B. Welty, J. Beckmann, T. Suchomel. ROW 2: T. Schlimmer, T. Cox, D. Long, J. Kipp, R. Timm, J. Sissel, K. Lamp, K. Nebergall, J. Netolicky, W. Wiskus. ROW 3: W. Williams, J. Kopsa, J. Fell, D. Lovell, C. Jennings, D. Dickerson, G. Harris, D. Peck, L. Syring. ROW 4: C. Emrich, M. Walters, A. Anderson, D. Marchik, M. Waltz, D. Hasenbank, M. Fell, D. Ford, Coach Salmonsen. The Tiger track team completed what the coaches have termed a successful season. Two dual meets were won, two were lost. The Tigers placed fifth in the Durant Wildcat Relays and fifth in the WaMaC Conference meet. For the third year in a row, we won the Beaver Relays at Wilton. The two-mile relay team consisting of Jim Kipp, Larry Wehde, Dennis Long, and Mark Mente, and the mile medley consisting of Jim Kipp, Dave Lovell, Dave Dickerson, and Steve Bennett, and Jim Fell in the low hurdles qualified for the state meet May 21. Mark Mente was top scoring man with 43 1l4 points followed closely by Don Peck 140 112, and Larry Wehde with 39 314 points. Steve Bennett and Jim Fell were four-year letter winners. 7l EIG-fl-H1-I GRADE TRACK ROW 1: H. Cox, B. Kruse, G. Miller, M. Williams, M. Morrow, R. Wilson, D. Driscol, A. Paustian, T. Heydlauf, C. Sissel. ROW 2: K. Edler, D. Jensen, M. Beyer, M. Webb, D. Ford, B. Fromm, S. Paulsen, L. Siders. ROW 3: B. VanPolen, R. Woods, M. Freese, S. Gaul, R. Anderson, L. Lilienthal, M. Nuccio, J. Schneider, T. Hummel. ROW 4: Mr. Bristol, M. Krob, D. Kunde, G. Thien, H. Hensch, J. Meyers, J. Pelzer, D. Shultz, Mr. Linder. ROW 5: M. Schott, J. Dye, E.. Behrle, R. Ward, K. Leinbaugh, C. Slach, M. White, R. Skladzien QE TEACIC ROW 1: M. Mallie, B. McQuillen, K. Phelps, R. Suchomel, S. Howe, S. Cook, D. Waugh, L. Fitch, J. Hamilton, D. Paul. ROW 2: Mr. Bristol, M. Diedrichsen, T. Spear, S. Schmidt, C. Agne, M. Young, D. Snare, S. McAdams, S. Gaul. ROW 3: B. Schilling, T. Luettjohann, B. Clark, D. Knouse, D. Kellerhals, H. Linn, D. Hansen, D. Car- ney, S. Yerrington, C. Knouse. ROW 4: S. Werling, A. Dloughy, R. Collins, W. Werling, D. Ford, R. Agne, G. Marquett, K. Woode, M. Williams, B. Elsasser, F.Lovell 72 '65-'66 Beautiful weather contributed largely to the overall success of the Tiger Relays held April 16 on the Tipton track. THS hosted 12 Class A schools and 11 Class B schools making a total of 23 different schools participating. New records were set in every event but one. Firsts for Tipton included: Keith Lamp--borad jump, 19'1O Two-mile Relay--Time 8:40.3 Jim Kipp, Dennis Long, Larry Wehde, Mark Mente Anamosa placed first in the overall competition with 50 points. Tipton placed fourth with 29 112. In Class B competition, U. High was first with 41 points. 73 VAPSHY EES Sherne Cook Sherry Lyle Mary Anne Moore Denni Phelps Kathy Hayslett Linda Feldman 74 C. Moore L. Driscoll C. Morphew B. Kofron S. Miller C. Fields S. Sterner PRES!-I-SOP!-I CI-I DE-PS L. Nebergall, C. Dallege, E. Daedlow, B. Ramsey, M. Burmeister, M. Karstens Jra.+n. cu E129 S . Kellerhals C. Klinkkammer J. Lauer M. Grove S. Bena. G. Reeve C. Reeve M. Gaul, B. Tate, R. Fraseur, G. Forest, W. Grove, M. Miller, J. Suchomel, D. Donahue, T Kinyon, S. Holden. Absent: D. Ford, Coached by Mr. D. Frerichs. Won: 12 Lost: 4 Tied: 1 SA US ME MB EA L 1 ROW 1: G. Harris, W. Wiskus, D. Fields, T. Kinyon, R. Whitlatch, A. Stout, R. Mor- den. ROW 2: R. Jennings, M. Miller, B. Tate, J. Kopsa, G. Cornell, T. Suchomel, G. Conrad. Coached by Mr. D. Frerichs. 76 mn F vazsmumr! f ,,,,..-.4-if guv - f - mf! X fl . u N T ff 53 1' :yi A f xi X EXC -Tl V 'x Q- -T' VP K 5 X 4 NAS X A X xx Ms K . N: ! M He len Gough Jeanne Dodds 1965 Homecoming Queen Ellen Wehde 'Q ROW 1: J. Cromer, B. McQui11en, D. Dickerson, B. Kern, D. Jennings, C. Stamos, D. Lovell, D. Donahue. ROW 2: L. Kellerhals, R. Timm, G. Cornell, M. Morden, T. Cox, D. Long, R. Laucamp. ROW 3: K. Nebergall, S. Manu-er, G. Harris, K. Lamp, M. Daedlow, D. Fields, G. Forest. ROW 4: D. Peck, S. Bennett, D. Ford, B. Welty, J. Kopsa, C. Bixby, M. Camey. David Dickerson, President Bruce Kem, Secretary Steve Bennett, Treasurer Bruce McQui11en, Sergeant- at-Arms Whitey Kellerhals, Vice-President 79 PEPBAND QVXGE-BAND 80 DDC! Craig Kruse, Doug Fields, Dave Lauer, John Schott, Ware Grove 81 CONCEPT Flutes: J. Netolicky J. Waugh B. Heick M. Lamp Oboes: M. Heald B. Wilson Bassoon: L. Ward Alto Clarinetsx M. Schott M. Miller Bb Clarinetsz E. Wehde C. Gibbons J. Grove S. Marquett C. Kruse H. Gough M. Heald L. Fankhauser P. Miller K. Hayslett M. Moore S. Howe D. Moon L. Blake 82 Bass Clarinets: M. Rhoads A. Clark Alto Saxophones S. Schnack L. Ziba S. Mackey G. Rife Tenor Sax: B. Kirk Baritone Sax: D. Conrad Comets: Trombones: J. Schott B. Williams M. Nebergall L. Schneider G. Mohr M. Fell French Horns: K. Bennett J. Eilers M. Tate W. Grove D. Belitz J. Netolicky L. Anderson B. Fromm B. Ramsey Baritones: D. Lauer D. Geadelmann D. Mineck 83 Tuba: K. Nebergall L. Wehde String Bass: S. Roberts Percussion: D. Stafford P. Geadelmann P. Edler D. Fields D. Phelps ING- Majorette: D. Phelps Twirlers: M. Lamp, E. Agne, Assistant Majorette: D. Conrad M. Moore, K. Hayslett 84 Dolciaw Festival Dave Lauer Ellen Wehde Mary Jo Rhoads AWfQfam Mary Jo Rhoads Dick Stafford Sally Schnack Toufflofwv Festival Barbara Williams John Schott Ware Grove Missing: Pat Geadelmann JUN I OPJMQEN I 0121 ROW 1: C. Nace, M. Rhoads, M. Heald, B. Williams, P. Mosher, D. Phelps, R. Howe. ROW 2: E. Wehde, P. Geadlemann, J. Dodds, P. Conway, M. Ford, D. Belitz, J. Dodds, J. Heick, S. Lyle, K. Edler. ROW 3: I-1. Hein- richs, G. Kunde, M. Carney, J. Kopsa, B. Welty, K. Nebergall, D. Lauer, B. McQuillen. ROW 4: G. Jedlicka, B. Andresen, D. Schneider, D. Nix, R. Christensen, K. Lamp, S. Bennett, L. Wehde, D. Long. During the 1965-66 school year the Jr.-Sr. Chorus was involved in many vari- ous school activities. Monticello was host for the WaMac Vocal Festival held in November. The chorus and individual performers along with the concert band, performed at the annual Christmas program in December. 86 CI-IOIZUQ ROW 1: S. Cook, M. Idlewine, K. Schwitzer, B. Beck, C. Gardner, M. Wilder. ROW 2: M. Schott, L. Perrigo, L. Armstrong, M. Martin, L. Anderson, P. Chamblis, J. Peterson. ROW 3: D. Ahrens, J. Rice, H. Gough, B. Christy, B. Linn, L. Schwitzer, C. Moore, D. Laucamp. ROW 4: D. Dickerson, G. Cornell, J. Swan, M. Wood, C. Sissel, S. Stephen, A. Johnson, J. Thomas Members of the chorus participated in the all-school play, Carousel in March. The Qring contests were held in April at West Branch. The final spring concert was held in May. The choir finished out their year by performing in the commencement exercises in May. 87 Jfu.-QV. GMA' Glam dub JWQU. Bags' Q-aw ow, mwgopu Bags' Ga., cw pmwgopu eww em ow, W ' Y iY .'?1 88 FmslvQopIv Clwws rw ,KA 5 .., J I Sdvdwws 7t!vC1wws 89 CO Dwzsmw I Ratings ROW 1: Christine Zraick fvocalj, Janice Grove, Mary Scott Qvocalj, ROW 2: Mary Jo Rhoads, Dick Stafford, Ware Grove, Doug Fields, ROW 3: Linda Anderson, Cathy Gibbons, Helen Gough, Pat Geadelmann, Dave Lauer, ROW 4: Doris Belitz, Ellen Wehde, Bob Fromm, John Netolicky. 90 ROW 1: S. Bennett, G. Walton, D. Dickerson, L. Kellerhals, H. Heinrich. ROW 2 J. Thomas, A. Johnston, M. Rhoads, J. Heick, Mr. Elsasser. ROW 3: M. Heald, H. Gough, E. Wehde. Missing: P. Geadelmann, B. Christy, J. Kleppe. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1: D. Graham, B. McAdams, K. Kemp, A. Clark, R. Woods, Mr. Elsasser. ROW 2: J. Netolicky, S Linn, B. Gaul, S. Suchomel, J. Eilers, C. McKinney, S. Marquett, 91 Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Kay Schwarz . . Walter Farwell . . Gene Anderson . . Nancy Cameron . Betty Emrich . . John Dickerson . . . Ed Stockm an .... Margaret Suchomel Roy Lawrence . . . . Irene Snare . . . . . DIRECTORS ...L . .4....-....-...- STUDENT DIRECTORS Merry Ford Ann Johnston' 92 Coordinator Chorus Band Choreography Choreography Set Design Set Design Music Consultant Music Consultant Make-Up Julie Jordon . . . Billy Bigelow . . Carrie Pepperidge Nettie Fowler . . Jigger Craigin . Enoch Snow . . Mrs. Mullin . . louise Heavenly Friend Starkeeper 6cDr. Sheldon . . . Enoch Snow, Jr. ...... Snow Children . Dr. Bascombe . . . Boatswain .... Principal . . Barker . . . Policeman . . Ballerina . Clown . . . Captain . . . Juggler ...... Arminy .... Bascombe's daughter .... ...... CAST 1541516516 ' L. Ziba, M. Wilder B. McQuillen D. Phelps, S. Droll K. Schwitzer, B. Christy S. Holden, H. Heinrichs L. Wehde, D. Dickerson C. Phelps, P. Geadelmann C. Nace R. Laucamp C. Stamos B. Welty B. Welty, M. Fell, D. Moon, C. Dallege, E. Daedlow, B. Belitz, P. Miller, D. Mineck G. Forest G. Forest G. Cornell G. Cornell lst G. Cornell 2nd B. Welty E. Daedlow D. Mineck D. Donohue L. Fankhauser J. Thomas P. Edler D- Long, G. Harris, E. Daedlow, P. Conway, M. Karstens, P. Miller, J. Dodds, P. Chambliss, J. Petersen, D. Mineck, S. Lyle, S. Lyle, K. Edler, M. Miller, C. Dallege, R. Laucamp, J. Kopsa, I.. Nebergall, B. Wilson, B. Belitz, W. Wiskus BAND J- Netolicky, B. Heick, M. Heald, L. Ward, B. Williams, J. Schott, L. Schneider, K. Bennett, Eilers, M. Tate, L. Anderson, D. Belitz, W. Grove, D. Lauer, S. Roberts, R. Howe, E. Wehde, Gibbons, J. Grove, S. Marquett, M. Heald, S. Howe, H. Gough, C. Kruse, S. Schnack, M. Scho G. Rife, S. Mackey, D. Geadelmann, M. J. Rhoads, D. Stafford, P. Geadelmann, D. Fields 93 J. C. rr, Tl-IQ HOME I-IOMICIDEH Dam December 4, 1965 D Mrs. Kay Schw'arz o D Mary Jo Rhoads Christine Elsasser 94 Marian Carstairs . Archie ....... April ...... Dinah ...... Polly Walker . . . Wallie Sanford . . Mrs. Cherington . Rupert VanDeusen Frankie Riley . . . Bill Smith ..... Sergeant O'Hare . Pete ......... Joella ....... Flashlight . . . Slukey . . . Wendy . . . Mag .... Betsy . . . CAST .nu na. Jeanne Dodds David Dickerson Patricia Nace Dennifer Phelps Sherry Lyle Hans-Wemer Heinrichs Patricia Geadelmann Hans-Werner Heinrichs Joe Kopsa Dennis Long Rodney Laucamp Bruce McQuillen Linda Feldman Gary Cornell Stan Holden Marlene Karstens Helen Gough Patty Miller 95 ROW 1: J. Fell, T. Knouse, G. Scorpil, M. Mente, H. Siders, G. Driscoll, Mr. Matthews, ROW 2: G. Lausen, J. Slemmons, R. Whitlatch, S. Eilers, R. Thompson, M. Walters, M. Lang, ROW 3: J. Miers, B. Langley, D. Wurr, E. Zeigler, R. Streets, B. Irving, L. Mathias, L. Moes, C. Driscoll, C. Chapman, ROW 4: M. Mente, L. Harmson, J. Schott, D. Hodgen, R. De Wulf, G. Anderson, A. Anderson, ROW 5: M. Gaul, D. Jennings, S. Humphrey, D Hassenbank, L. Muesing, M. Miller, V. Hoffman. ROW 1: T. Knouse, H. Siders, M. Mente, G. Scorpil, ROW 2: G. Waltz, Mr. Matthews, J. Fell. 96 1964 Sweetheart Jeanne Dodds 1965 Sweetheart Denni Phelps Escort Tom Knouse QueewDemwSHe1vCowub ROW 1: J. Dodds, Queen Denni, L. Holden, K. Maurer, D. Belitz, M. Schott. ROW 2: J. Fell, T Knouse, H Siders, M. Mente, M, Laing, L. Moes SENIOR HIGH HONOIZ QOCIEIY ROW 1: Mary Anne Moore, Janice Grove, Roxanne Howe. ROW 2: Jeanne Swan, Cathy Gibbons, Sally Schnack, Susan Roberts. ROW 3: Jane Thomas, Helen Gough, Cathy Gardner, Joe Kopsa, ROW 4: Mary Heald, Ellen Wehde, Pat Geadelmann. Missing: Marsha Tate and Hans-Werner Heinrichs. 98 Jururora men I-roworz Qocuarv ROW 1: Jane Hargrave, Cindy Reeve, Mary Burmeister, Linda Ward, Sue Droll, Diane Zaruba, Marcia Schmidt, Rochelle Pierce, ROW 2: Susan Miller, Mark Williams, Gary Moore, Gary Mohr, Tom Suchomel, Linda Ziba, Beverly Hartig, Janice Shirna, ROW 3: Chuck Geadelmann, Jim Schneider, Jim DeKock, Debbie Rismiller, Julia Lauer, Ginny Gough. Missing: Scott McAdams, Becky Dickerson, Sharon Davis, Tim Nix. 99 MEGAPI-IONE '65-'66 Editors--Pat Geadelmann Sports--Gary Walton, Larry Kellerhals, Dianne Mineck Grade News--Donna Geadelmann, Susan Suchomel, Cathy Gardner, Linda Anderson, Pat Mosher Music--Roxanne Howe, Jane Netolicky Exchange News 6: Art--Marilyn Martin, Barb Williams, Bonnie Linn, Pam Edler Creative Writing--Barb Christy Denni Phelps, Dennis Long, Chris White, Cadance McKinney, Richard Woods Student Council--Helen Gough Copy Readers--Sharlene Marquett, Becky Gaul, Shirley Linn, Belva Deerberg Typists- -Susan Paustian, Diane Ahrens, Linda Armstrong, Linda Schneider, Assistant Editors--Marsha Tate Features 8: Editorials--Mary Heald Jeanne Dodds Jeanne Swan Cathy Gibbons Merri Ford Janet Heick Kathy Blayney College Column--Diane Hubler, Mary Jo Rhoads Reporters--Christine Elsasser Hans Heinrichs, Ann Johnston, Jane Thomas, Karen Schwitzer, Sara Howe, Bruce Adams, Cay Cary, Chris Zraick, Sandie Glass, Lyle Regennitter, Sharon Jennings, Janet Waugh, Deanna Ehlers, Marlene Karsten, Debbie Conrad, Patty Miller, Susan Droll, Myra Heald, Barb Wilson, Rochelle Pierce, Ken Kemp 100 B. Elsasser, B. Adams, J. Kopsa, A. Stout, K. Kemp, C. Kemp, S. Clark. Znd ROW: J. Hargrave, L. Kemp, S. Howe, G. Marquette, M. Williams, M. Nuccio, K. Edler. 3rd ROW: D. Kunde, R. Kunde, D. Lauer, J. Heinrichs, B. McAdams, M. Snare. 4th ROW: Mr. Heald, J. Slemmons, L. Dlouhy, R. Jennings, D. Donahue, Mr. Fear SCIENCE K. Kemp, B. Elsasser, C. Slach, B. Webb, M. White, J. DeKock, S. McAdams, 2nd ROW: D. Graham, K. Collier, T. Nix, B. McAdams, M. Snare, 3rd ROW: T. Collier, K. Kemp, M. Wil- liams, R. Woods, 4th ROW: Mr. Heald, M. Webb, H. Cox 101 1965- 1966 'ITC'-:EI-21 Editor: Janet Heick Assistant Editors: Sally Schnack, Sue Roberts Advertising Managers: Jeanne Dodds, Patti Jo Conway Assistant Advertising Editor: Doris Belitz Advertisement: Cathy Gibbons Merry Ford Art Work: Dennis Long Jane Netolicky Sharlene Marquett Photographer: Jim Slemmons, Dave Donahue Production Staff: Susan Steffen Susan Paustian Linda Schneider Karen Schwitzer Cadance McKinney Janice Grove Ellen Wehde Advisor: Miss Wittmer Marsha Tate Pat. Chambliss Cooky Nace Cay Cary Pat Geadelrnann Margo Wilder TIGER LEADERS ROW 1: Miss Wittmer, S. Schnack, Editor J. Heick, S. Roberts. ROW 2 P. Conway, J. Dodds, M. Rhoads, D. Belitz The TIGER staff began plans for this year's an- nual in early June. The theme was selected and layouts were completed by early August. A Pen and Friend party was held September 1 to distribute the '65 yearbooks. ln early September individual pictures were takeng large groups were taken in January. The staff worked long and hard all year. June 1 saw the completion of the '66 TIGER. 103 QIUDENT OOUNC! L Qenimf High ROW 1: S. Agne, J. Netolicky, M Moore, D. Phelps, C. Dallege, D. Deadelmann, D. Lauer, ROW 2: W. Grove, J. Dodds, H. Gough, J. Dodds, C. Gardner, B. Christy, L. Kellerhals, ROW 3: D. Paulson, G. Harris, J. Kopsa, H. Heinrichs, J. Suchomel, C. Stamos Dave Lauer: President Helen Gough: Vice -President Jolene Dodds: Secretary Jeanne Dodds: Treasurer Jlwzw Fifglv 104 ROW 1: P. Idlewine, C. Mc- Kinney, K. Phelps, J. Chap- man. ROW 2: S. Sterner, E. Ehlers, C. Sissel, B. Beck, C Gardner, K. Lausen. ROW 3: C. Bell, K. Lang, D. Hubler, E. Jbhnston, J. Thomas 05510. uw. Suchomel Spies Steffen Chambliss Feldman Wagner Nulcw'S AUB8 Jw-Qu 066109 I-Mp ROW 1: M. Rhoads, J. Daufeldt, K. Edler, D. Mueller, ROW 1: B. Deerberg, L. Armstrong, K. Schwxtzer, D B. Beck, ROW 2: B. Crispin, B. Wilke, K. Blayney Ahrens, ROW 2: M. Martin, W. Garlick, S Paustnan 105 President: Pat Geadelm:-mn Vice-President: Jan Grove Secretary: Donna Geadelmann Treasurer: Mary Burmeister Newsletter chm.: Chris White NS J Petersen, J. Heick, M. I-leald, C. Sissel, H. Gough, J. Rice, P. J. Conway, P. Chambliss The Tipton High School Girls Recreation Association had its most active year with many special activities and events in addition to the regular intramurals. The GRA started its year with a potluck supper at the park where senior captains were elected. The first team competition was a single elimination soccer-basket tournament. Both singles and doubles tennis tournaments were set up at this time. On November 5, the West Liberty GRA came over for an afternoon of activities, The groups ate a potluck supper together and had a songfest before going to the football game. Deck tennis toumaments were played through December and January. The junior GRA members sponsored a caroling party at Christmas time. One. of the year's highlights was the slumber party in the gym sponsored by the seniors on January 21. Basketball tournaments were held during February and March. The month of April in- cluded candy sales, a dance sponsored by the sophomores, and the hosting of the Dis- trict Playday. The climax of the year was the GRA Banquet held at the Ox-Yoke Inn in the Amana Colonies on May 4. Awards for the year were presented with Patti Jo Conway's team winning the over-all championship. This event was sponsored by the freshmen and put the final touches on a year full of fun and activity. IO7 Hans-Wemer Heinrichs, the sixth AFS student to come to THS, lives with the Dr. Walter Kopsas. Back home in Germany, he lives in the small town of Sprendlingen. While in Tipton, he participated in many activities. He was a member of Thespians, MEGAPHONE, Plato Fan Club, Chess Club, AFS Club, and gymnastics. He had roles in Home Sweet Homicide and Carouse1 . Yet he still found time to maintain a high scholastic average, be- coming a member of National Honor Society in April. We at THS have enjoyed having Hans in Tipton and have leamed much about him and his country. I-Ie is a nice addition to the Class of 1966. AFS This year, AFS Week sponsored by the AFS-French Club, was held March 28-April 1. The tea, panel discussion, activity party, and brunch were but few of the many events planned. This year's AFS Week was said to be the best yet. 108 A FQ-FRENCH 9. Ss. . ROW: S. Roberts, J. Dodds, S. Schnack, L. Feldman, E. Agne, R. Howe, J. Swan, M. Tate, Mrs. Eberly, E. Wehde, P. Edler, ROW 2: L. Nebergall, B. Deerberg, L. Blake, K. Bennett, M. Ford, S. Lyle, C. Gibbons, B. Christy, P. Ceadlemann, S. Howe, ROW 3: D. Stafford, J. Grove, B. Andresen, D. Schneider, C. Kruse, H. Gough, A. Clark, J. Heick, H. Heinrichs, ROW 4: S. Suchomel, J. Netolicky, C. White, S. Mackey, S. Mar- quett, D. Geadlemann, D. Fields, D. Paulson, S. Agne, B. Gaul, ROW 5: C. Dallege, M. Scott, S. Lyle, T. Col lier, R. Wilke, W. Grove, Gary Jedlicka, S. Linn 109 A-V BO ROW 1: B. Shillings, L. Moes, J. Hamilton, J. Dugger, G. Walshire ROW 2: M. Mente, G. Scorpil, J. Simmermaker, M. Waltz, ROW 3: L. Mueller, H. Koch, G. Meiers GONETO MOON ' ' i After many long hours of work, the juniors invited the Senior Class and faculty to journey with thern to the moon. Everyone's Gone to the Moon provided the theme for the banquet that was served by the junior moth ers. After a. superbly cooked meal, Al and the Untouchablesu provided music for the prom held in the old 8Ym' Ill Secretary: B. Christy President: J. Heick Treasurer: M. Rhoads Program Chairman: J. Dodds Vice President: C. Gardner Tl-IEQPEANQ ROW 1: Mrs. Schwartz, G. Kunde, B. An- dresen, D. Schneider, J. Dodds. ROW 2: M. Rhoads, J. Heick, C. Gardner, P. Geadlemann. ROW 3: B. Christy, D. Dick erson New ROW 1: C. Sissel, C. Nace, P. Conway, P. Chambliss, B. Wil- liams. ROW 2: S. Steffen, C. Elsasser, D. Phelps, L. Wehde. ROW 3: S. Lyle, G. Rife, P. Mosher, Hans APTCZLUB ROW 1: S. Bennett, C. Phelps, D. Long, Mrs. Schwarz. ROW 2: N. Sturdy, B. Linn, C. Zraick, P. Mosher--absent A 3 - o I - f 5 A Seventh: C. Moore, C. Reeve, G. Reeve, V. Fell, S. Kellerhals Eighth: C. Clark, S. Bena, K. Klinkham- mer, D. Gardner C. Ceadelmann, A. Paustian, M. Cade, R. Ward, B. Kruse 113 ROW 1: M. Schneider, J. Hargrave, E. Daedlow, J. Lauer, S. Lyle, B. Kofron, K. Elgin, D. Bottoms, S. Spear, V. Fell. ROW 2: K. Klinkkammer, L. Feldman, S. Lyle, K. Morphew, D. Gardner, B. Kofron, S. Bena, L. Kemp, B. Belitz. ROW 3: C. Moore, C. Fields, S. Miller, G. Reeve, S. Sterner, Z. Kopsa, M. Grove, C. Reeve. ROW 4: D. Kellerhals, M. Mallie, L. Fitch, J. Hamilton, H. Hein- richs, B. Ward, B. Elsasser, B. McQuillen, Mrs. Emrich, coach One hundred twenty-eight Students from fourth through twelfth grade took part in gymnastics this year. The gymnastics team members were very active this year, giving demonstrations and competing in four meets during the year. We did not place anyone at the State Championship Gymnastics meet at Coe and we did not place anyone at the high school boys' state gymnastics meet in Marshalltown. Miss Hunt and Mrs. Cameron 'have assisted in coaching the gymnasts this year and have helped judge and score meets this year. We are look- ing forward to a good competitive year for 1966-1967 and especially hope to have more participating and competing at the senior high level. H4 CHRISTMAS IZOAUV ROW 1: L. Ward, M. Cantonwine, J. Waugh, B. Wilson, B. Belitz, Princess Mary Burmeister. ROW 2: P. Miller, N Suchomel, L. Mathias, R, Morden, M. Walter, G. Moore, A. Anderson, Prince John Netolicky All-ILEHCJ EANQUEI' The Tipton High School Athletic Department held its annual banquet at the elementary school, April 11. Head football coach at Ul, Ray Nagel, was the speaker. 115 QENIOPJ CLAQQ On May 20, the Class of 1966 left the city park at 4:30 a.m. for Chicago. Arriving in the fair city at 9:00, we took a tour of the Ford Motor Company. Sack lunches were eaten by Lake Michigan after which the two busses went to the Museum of Science and lndustry and the Chicago Police Station. In the late afternoon, we were given a tour of the city. Many of the sights seen were Maxwell and Madison Streets, Chinatown, Lakeshore Drive, and the Chicago Loop. The evening meal was eaten at the 0'I-Iare Oasis after which we went to the huge O'Hare Field. It was a tired, but happy group of seniors who pulled into Tipton at 2:00 a.m., Saturday, May 21. H6 f ,aff ' if O , ' if . Q 9- ww! 4 Q Ah, 7 A . Ad W A--4 I R .wk For the Best Press to Your Dress TIPTON CLEANERS Owner: Lee McQuillen 512 Cedar Street TIPTON FABRIC SHOP Tipton, Iowa Compliments of TIPTON NEWSPAPERS Advertiser - Conservative REUTER FEED Wayne Feeds Chick- -Remedies - -Supplies Tipton, Iowa DON'S BIG DON'S BIG VALUE VALUE Tipton Tipton Iowa Iowa Our Congratulations to the Class of '66 It's Quality That Counts I-IAYSLETT'S GARAGE Si SERVICE AND HAYSLETT'S TRUCK LINE Tipton, Iowa Phone 886-6126 Let's Go Creative at: VI'S STYLETTE Phone 886-2226 Tipton, Iowa BUD'S SUPER VALU BILL'S D-X Tipton, Iowa Tipton, Iowa COOK'S JEWELRY Watch Repair Spidel Watch Bands Longine gl Wittnauer Watches Bulova is Elgin Watches Ellan jay Diamond Rings SMITI-I'S READY TO WEAR For the Brands You Know Tipton, Iowa - -52 772 TIPTON MOTOR COMPANY Ford Autos - -Ford Tractors Authorized Sales 81 Service Tipton, Iowa CASADY BARBER SHOP R. E. Burkett W. F . 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Tipton , Iowa 2 8 - f ,2 ft r 2 I wif 1 A 8 an I X761 I p i ,.l.f67...p , REEVE FEED SERVICE Kent Feeds Tipton, Iowa SUPERIOR DAIRY Tipton, Iowa FORD TRUCK LINE Tipton, Iowa Phone 886-2380 DAIRY QUEEN Tipton, Iowa Stafford Elevator, Inc. Phone 886 -6313 Grain Dealer Seed Grains Custom Shelling Tipton, Iowa TIPTON STATE BANK Friendly Banking Service Phone 886-6181 Member of F.D.I.C. TIPTON SHOE SERVICE 8: SPORTS SHOP R . J. Foens PHELPS FEED ai SEED Tipwn, IOW21 Tipton, Iowa Walter E. Martin, Jr. Dr. Christianson, D.O. B Sheets gl Son MAX CRAWFORD'S BARBER SHOP Theatre Building Hartog 's Bakery Dr. Kent, M.D. Drs. Ramsey Sz Krob, D.V .M. Compliments of Drs. Kopsa 81 Kruse, M.D. HARGRAVE IMPLEMENTS P ICQ May 27, l 966 Dear Students and Teachers, As a year filled with many memories draws to an end, I think it is only fitting to show my appreciation to a great '66 TIGER Staff and to the teachers for the co- operation they have showed us. Without everyone's efforts, our job could not have been done. As usual, there are many people behind the scenes who never get credit for the long hours of work they put in. Such is the case with many members of my staff. Deadlines would not have been met if Ellen Wehde hand't taken extra pages home to work on or Mr. Clark from the Tipton Newspapers hadn't come to school whenever we called to take a picture or two. Many thanks also to the faithful members of the staff who came whenever a meeting was called. To all of the Tipton businessmen, we owe our tha.nks, for without their backing the '66 TIGER would not have existed. Also many thanks to Jeanne Dodds and Patti Jo Conway and their advertising staff for coming through with pages when the going was a little doubtful. A very, very specialthanks goes to our sponsor, Miss Wittmer, who, new like the rest of us, learned fast and sometimes the hard way. Without her patience and understanding, my job would have been extremely difficult. 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